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AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.03 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.03 - Acceleration agreements; loan repayment agreements

11-269.03.  Acceleration agreements;  loan repayment agreements A. A county may enter into agreements with the department of transportation for the acceleration of right-of-way acquisition,  design or construction of an eligible highway project or an eligible transit capital project as defined in section 28-7671 and may advance monies to the department of transportation pursuant to those agreements. Any political subdivision may pledge excise taxes to the repayment of all or any part of the principal,  premium,  if any,  and interest on any borrowing to fund the advance. B. A county may assign the right to receive payment under the agreement entered into pursuant to subsection A of this section to a trustee. C. A county may pledge its excise taxes to the repayment of all or any part of the principal,  premium,  if any,  and interest on any borrowing to fund the advance and make such other covenants and agreements as may be appropriate. D. A loan repayment agreement as defined in section 28-7671 entered into by a county may be paid from and may be secured by a pledge of highway user revenues received by the county from this state pursuant to title 28,  chapter 18,  article 2 and section 42-6107. The pledge may be on a parity with any pledge previously or hereafter made by the county pursuant to section 11-379. If a county pledges those highway user revenues to a loan repayment agreement,  the principal and interest requirements on the loan repayment agreement may be treated as if they were principal and interest on bonds issued under article 12 of this chapter for all purposes of sections 11-378 and 11-380. E. Pursuant to title 28,  chapter 21,  article 7,  a county may do all of the following: 1. Enter into agreements with the department of transportation,  a regional planning agency,  metropolitan planning organization or council of governments,  a regional public transportation authority established pursuant to section 48-5102 or a designated grant recipient for the acceleration of a transportation project,  as defined in section 28-7671. 2. Advance monies to the department of transportation,  a regional planning agency,  metropolitan planning organization or council of governments,  a regional public transportation authority or a designated grant recipient pursuant to the agreements described in paragraph 1 of this subsection. 3. Pledge excise taxes to the repayment of all or any part of the principal,  premium,  if any,  and interest on any borrowing to fund the advance described in paragraph 2 of this subsection.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.04 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.04 - Condemnation actions; interest

11-269.04.  Condemnation actions;  interest Interest on a judgment in a condemnation proceeding instituted by the county,  including interest that is payable pursuant to section 12-1123,  subsection B,  shall be calculated for each month or portion of a month that interest is owed and shall be either: 1. The prime rate charged by banks on short-term business loans as determined for publication in the bulletin of the board of governors of the federal reserve system,  as of the first day of that month. 2. In the absence of a determination by the board of governors of the federal reserve system,  calculated in the same manner based on comparable data as determined by the United States department of commerce,  bureau of economic analysis,  for publication in " survey of current business" . 3. If the prime rate cannot be determined from publication as provided in paragraph 2,  determined by a federal agency that is annually designated by the board of supervisors and that makes and publishes data sufficient to determine the prime rate of interest.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.05 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.05 - Vehicle refueling apparatus

11-269.05.  Vehicle refueling apparatus Notwithstanding any other law and because the legislature finds it is a matter of statewide concern,  a county shall not effectively prohibit the installation or use of a vehicle refueling apparatus as defined in section 43-1086.01. This section does not preclude a county from ensuring the proper installation of a vehicle refueling apparatus to protect public health and safety.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.07 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.07 - Annexation to city or town; small county islands

11-269.07.  Annexation to city or town;  small county islands A board of supervisors may require annexation to a city or town of any territory of the county that consists of an entire parcel that is ten acres or less and that is completely surrounded by the city or town in accordance with the following procedures:  1. Written notice of the proposed annexation and the public hearing required by paragraph 2,  together with a document setting forth a description and an accurate map of the exterior boundaries of the territory to be annexed,  shall be given to the city or town and mailed by first class mail to each owner of real property in the territory proposed for annexation. Notice to each owner of railroad property must be mailed to the address on file with the county assessor's office for property tax purposes. The notice shall also be posted in three conspicuous public places in the territory proposed for annexation. 2. Unless a petition is filed pursuant to paragraph 3 or a resolution is passed pursuant to paragraph 4,  the board of supervisors shall hold a public hearing not less than ninety days after the notices are provided pursuant to paragraph 1 and the annexation shall become final after an affirmative vote of two-thirds or more of the board members to annex the territory. 3. If a majority of the real property owners in the territory proposed for annexation file a written petition containing their signatures and objecting to the annexation within sixty days after the notices are provided pursuant to paragraph 1,  the annexation shall not proceed. 4. If an affected city or town passes a resolution objecting to the annexation within sixty days of the mailing required by paragraph 1 of this section,  the annexation shall not proceed. If a city or town passes a resolution objecting to the annexation,  the city or town shall file with the clerk of the board of supervisors a copy of the resolution and shall notify the real property owners in the territory by first class mail that the annexation shall not proceed.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.08 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.08 - Work centers; aliens; prohibition

11-269.08.  Work centers;  aliens;  prohibition A county shall not construct or maintain a work center if any part of the center is to facilitate the knowing employment of an alien who is not entitled to lawful residence in the United States.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.09 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.09 - Federal and state regulations; local coordination; standing; definitions

11-269.09.  Federal and state regulations;  local coordination;  standing;  definitions A. If a county has laws,  regulations,  plans or policies that are less restrictive than a federal or state regulation,  rule,  plan or policy,  the county shall demand by any lawful means that the federal or state government coordinate with the county before the federal or state government implements,  enforces,  expands or extends the federal regulation,  rule,  plan or policy within the county's jurisdictional boundaries. This subsection is mandatory unless the county specifically votes to not demand coordination. B. If the federal or state government fails to coordinate in good faith with the county,  the county shall hold public hearings,  consider the evidence and vote on whether to authorize litigation to enforce the county's coordination rights.  C. If a person who resides or does business in this state serves each member of the board of supervisors with a written demand that the county comply with this section and,  within sixty days after service of the written demand,  the board of supervisors fails to comply with this section in a manner that causes injury to the person,  the person may submit a written demand for a response. The written demand must specify the county law,  regulation,  plan or policy with which the federal or state government failed to coordinate. Within thirty days after receiving the written demand for a response,  the county shall hold a public hearing to present information on the decision not to demand coordination. D. For the purposes of this section: 1. " Coordinate"  means the action necessary to achieve coordination. 2. " Coordination"  means the process by which the federal or state government seeks in good faith to reach consistency between a federal or state regulation,  rule,  plan or policy and a county law,  regulation,  plan or policy that is less restrictive than the federal or state regulation,  rule,  plan or policy. 3. " Less restrictive"  means a county law,  regulation,  plan or policy imposes or would impose less of a burden on the exercise of rights,  privileges or immunities enjoyed by individuals,  organizations and businesses within the county's jurisdictional boundaries.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.10 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.10 - Parking; public service and public safety emergency vehicles; definition

11-269.10.  Parking;  public service and public safety emergency vehicles;  definition A. Notwithstanding any provision in rule or ordinance,  a county shall not prohibit a resident from parking a motor vehicle on a street or driveway in the county if the vehicle is required to be available at designated periods at the person's residence as a condition of the person's employment and either of the following applies: 1. The resident is employed by a public service corporation that is regulated by the corporation commission,  an entity regulated by the federal energy regulatory commission or a municipal utility and the public service corporation,  federally regulated utility or municipal utility is required to prepare for emergency deployments of personnel and equipment for repair or maintenance of natural gas,  electrical,  telecommunications or water infrastructure,  the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating of twenty thousand pounds or less and is owned or operated by the public service corporation,  federally regulated utility or municipal utility and the vehicle bears an official emblem or other visible designation of the public service corporation,  federally regulated utility or municipal utility. 2. The resident is employed by a public safety agency,  including police or fire service for a federal,  state,  local or tribal agency or a private fire service provider or an ambulance service provider that is regulated pursuant to title 36,  chapter 21.1,  and the vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating of ten thousand pounds or less and bears an official emblem or other visible designation of that agency. B. For the purposes of this section,  " telecommunications"  means the transmission of information of the user's choosing between or among points specified by the user without change in the form or content of the information as sent and received. Telecommunications does not include commercial mobile radio services.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.11 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.11 - Prohibition on adopting landlord tenant bedbug control requirements

11-269.11.  Prohibition on adopting landlord tenant bedbug control requirements A. Except as provided in subsection B of this section the board of supervisors and any other person under the authority of the board of supervisors shall not adopt requirements by ordinance or otherwise for landlords or tenants that relate to the control of bedbugs as defined in section 33-1319,  other than the requirements prescribed by section 33-1319. B. The board of supervisors or a person under the authority of the board of supervisors may adopt requirements relating to the proper disposal of items that are infested with bedbugs.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.12 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.12 - Food handler training and certificate

11-269.12.  Food handler training and certificate A. If a county requires food handler training and a certificate for employment in the food service industry,  the food handler certificate training course must meet American society for testing and materials standard E2659-09. The food handler certificate training course must address the following topics: 1. The relationship between time and temperature with respect to foodborne illness,  including the relationship between time and temperature and microorganisms during the various food handling preparation and serving states and the type,  calibration and use of thermometers in monitoring food temperatures. 2. The relationship between personal hygiene and food safety,  including the association of hand contact,  personal habits and behaviors and the food handler's health with foodborne illness and the recognition of how policies,  procedures and management contribute to improved food safety practices. 3. Methods of preventing food contamination in all stages of food handling,  including terms associated with contamination and potential hazards before,  during and after delivery. 4. Procedures of cleaning and sanitizing equipment and utensils. 5. Problems and potential solutions associated with temperature control,  preventing cross-contamination,  housekeeping and maintenance. B. A food handler certificate training course may be offered by any means available,  including as an online course,  computer course or live classroom course,  and may be facilitated by a live trainer,  remote trainer or a certified food service sanitation manager. A course proctor is not required for administration of the course. C. The food handler certificate training course must be completed within the time period required by the county and the certificate must be renewed as required by the county. D. On completion of an accredited food handler certificate training course,  the county shall issue any certificate or identification card required by the county to a person who demonstrates successful completion of the course.  E. As required by each county,  a county-issued food handler certificate or identification card is valid in any county that requires a food handler certificate or identification card until the person's certificate or identification card expires. F. A county may not limit the amount of times a person may attempt to complete a food handler certificate training course. G. If a county government that provides food service has an in-house food service training program,  a certificate by that county training program is valid for food service that is provided for that county's facilities or operations. H. Food handler certificate training courses that are created by the county or approved by the county,  or both,  before the effective date of this section that do not meet American society for testing and materials standard E2659-09 are considered to be accredited for the purposes of this section.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.13 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.13 - Prohibition on retail business security requirements; state preemption

11-269.13.  Prohibition on retail business security requirements;  state preemption A. A board of supervisors may not adopt an ordinance or resolution that requires a retail business to comply with specific security requirements,  including the installation of security cameras or security lights,  based on the size of the retail business,  the type of the retail business or the number of calls the retail business made to law enforcement per year. For the purposes of this section,  retail business does not include a bar,  hotel,  restaurant or a business that has live entertainment,  dispenses or cultivates medical marijuana or that requires age verification for admission. B. The legislature finds that the imposition of security requirements on retail businesses in a uniform and consistent manner is a matter of statewide concern. The imposition of security requirements on retail businesses as provided in this section is not subject to further regulation by a county.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.14 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.14 - Prohibition on requirement of energy measuring and reporting; state preemption

11-269.14.  Prohibition on requirement of energy measuring and reporting;  state preemption A. A county may not require an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property to measure and report energy usage and consumption,  including energy consumption benchmarking and building facility energy efficiency audits. B. The regulation of an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property relating to measuring and reporting energy usage and consumption is a matter of statewide concern. The regulation of measuring and reporting energy usage and consumption by an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property pursuant to this section are not subject to further regulation by a county. C. This section does not prohibit a county that operates an electric or gas utility from metering or otherwise measuring and reading energy deliveries,  usage and consumption in the course of providing public utility service to businesses,  commercial buildings and multifamily housing properties.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.15 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.15 - Acquisition of property for wireless communication facilities

11-269.15.  Acquisition of property for wireless communication facilities Notwithstanding section 11-201,  subsection A,  paragraph 2,  a county may purchase,  own,  lease or hold real property outside of its territorial limits for the purpose of developing,  operating and maintaining wireless communication facilities that are used for county government purposes.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.16 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.16 - Prohibition on regulation of auxiliary containers; state preemption; definition

11-269.16.  Prohibition on regulation of auxiliary containers;  state preemption;  definition A. A county may not: 1. Impose a tax,  fee,  assessment,  charge or return deposit on a consumer or an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property for auxiliary containers. 2. Regulate the sale,  use or disposition of auxiliary containers by an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property. B. The regulation of the sale,  use and disposition of auxiliary containers is a matter of statewide concern. The regulation of the sale,  use or disposition of auxiliary containers by an owner,  operator or tenant of a business,  commercial building or multifamily housing property pursuant to this section is not subject to further regulation by a county. C. This section does not prevent a county from continuing a voluntary recycling and waste reduction program as authorized by section 11-269 or ensuring that discarded auxiliary containers defined as solid waste pursuant to section 49-701.01 are disposed of properly.  D. For the purposes of this section,  " auxiliary container"  includes reusable bags,  disposable bags,  boxes,  beverage cans,  bottles,  cups and containers that are made out of cloth,  plastic,  extruded polystyrene,  glass,  aluminum,  cardboard or other similar materials and that are used for transporting merchandise or food to or from a business or multifamily housing property. Auxiliary container does not include a stationary receptacle intended solely for use by the public for voluntary donation of goods and materials intended for subsequent reuse,  sale or recycling.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.19 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.19 - Road signage

11-269.19.  Road signage A county may place a sign on a road that the county does not maintain. The sign may say " enter or proceed with caution. Use at your own risk. This surface is not maintained by the county."
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.20 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.20 - Drug and paraphernalia drop-off locations; referral

11-269.20.  Drug and paraphernalia drop-off locations;  referral On or before December 31,  2018,  the board of supervisors from each county shall establish at least one location in the county where a person may drop off any legal or illegal drug or substance and drug paraphernalia and receive a referral to a substance abuse treatment facility.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.21 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.21 - 911 telephone calls; medical assistance requests; Good Samaritans

11-269.21.  911 telephone calls;  medical assistance requests;  Good Samaritans A county that receives 911 telephone calls shall report to the department of health services,  in a format prescribed by the department,  the number of telephone calls received under section 13-3423 and any related overdose deaths.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.22 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.22 - Prohibition on regulation of running node on blockchain technology; state preemption; definition

11-269.22.  Prohibition on regulation of running node on blockchain technology;  state preemption;  definition A. A county may not prohibit or otherwise restrict an individual from running a node on blockchain technology in a residence. B. The regulation of the act of running a node on blockchain technology in a residence is of statewide concern and not subject to further regulation by a county. C. For the purposes of this section,  " running a node on blockchain technology"  means providing computing power to validate or encrypt transactions in blockchain technology as defined in section 44-7061.
AZ Rev Stat § 11-269.23 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 11 - Counties|§ 11-269.23 - Prohibition on mandated provision of health insurance; state preemption

11-269.23.  Prohibition on mandated provision of health insurance;  state preemption A. A county may not require an employer to provide health insurance to the employer's employees. B. The regulation of health insurance is of statewide concern and not subject to further regulation by a county.