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AZ Rev Stat § 9-600 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-600 - Antenna use; private property; applicability

9-600.  Antenna use;  private property;  applicability A. If an antenna is installed on property within the exclusive use or control of the antenna user whether the user has a direct or indirect ownership or leasehold interest in the property,  an authority may not: 1. Unreasonably delay or prevent installation,  maintenance or use of the antenna. 2. Unreasonably increase the cost of installation,  maintenance or use of the antenna. 3. Prevent reception of acceptable signal quality. B. This section applies to antennas that are not larger than one meter in diameter and installed on private property and are designed to receive video programming services via broadband radio service or to receive or transmit wireless signals other than via satellite. C. This section does not apply to antennas used to transmit signals to and or receive signals from multiple customer locations.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-601 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-601 - Arizona convention center development fund; purpose

9-601.  Arizona convention center development fund;  purpose The Arizona convention center development fund is established to encourage and enable eligible cities under section 9-604 to develop and expand municipally operated major convention center facilities designed to serve large conventions and trade shows attended primarily by residents of other states and to encourage the tourism and visitor industries in this state.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-603 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-603 - Use of fund monies

9-603.  Use of fund monies A. The monies in the Arizona convention center development fund shall be used only for the purposes specified in this chapter. B. The state treasurer shall disburse monies from the fund as provided in section 9-602. Any amounts remaining in the fund after the distributions made pursuant to section 9-602,  subsection C shall be held in reserve for the purposes of the distributions until the certificate of satisfaction of annual obligations is received by the state treasurer or until the first Monday in August if a certificate of completion of construction has not been previously filed pursuant to section 9-622. C. A city that receives monies distributed from the fund: 1. Shall segregate and separately account for the monies and shall not commingle the monies from the fund with monies from any other source. Those monies shall be designated as a special fund of the eligible city,  separate from the city's general fund. Any amount not immediately used to meet scheduled payments or current expenses shall remain in the special fund,  shall not be transferred to the city's general fund and shall be used only for the permitted purposes in the future. 2. May use monies from the fund only for the following purposes in connection with an eligible project under section 9-605: (a) The design,  development,  construction and related costs for a convention center and related development. (b) Financing costs and any other costs incurred in connection with any financings undertaken to facilitate the accomplishment of the uses of the monies in the fund as provided in this section. (c) Funding financial reserves created in connection with any financings undertaken to facilitate the accomplishment of the uses of the monies in the fund as provided in this section. (d) Reimbursement of any amounts plus interest advanced by an eligible city but for which the eligible city does not have ultimate responsibility to pay any portion of financing or related costs incurred in connection with any financings undertaken to facilitate the accomplishment of the other uses of the monies in the fund as provided in this section. (e) Any other costs necessary to effectuate the uses and purposes specified in this article. D. Amounts distributed from the fund are in addition to any other amounts distributed to eligible cities pursuant to any other law.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-604 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-604 - Eligible cities

9-604.  Eligible cities To be eligible to receive distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund a municipality must: 1. Be a charter city. 2. Have a population of more than: (a) One million persons according to the most recent United States decennial census at the time of the distribution. (b) Five hundred fifty thousand persons according to the most recent United States decennial census,  or a special census conducted pursuant to section 42-5033,  at the time of the initial distribution. 3. Operate a convention center facility with at least two hundred thousand square feet of exhibition space that was constructed with monies from municipal sources.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-605 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-605 - Eligible projects

9-605.  Eligible projects A. An eligible city may not spend monies from the Arizona convention center development fund for uses other than those permitted by section 9-603 and only in connection with an eligible convention center development project. B. A project is eligible only if: 1. The voters of the eligible city have approved the project and any required financing for the project. 2. Specifically identified municipal sources have been dedicated to provide funding for at least one-half of the total project cost. 3. The total cost of the project does not exceed six hundred million dollars. C. In the case of an eligible city described in section 9-604,  paragraph 2,  subdivision (b),  a project is eligible under this section only if: 1. The joint legislative budget committee has conducted a financial analysis of the proposed project that indicates that the project will result in an increase in state general fund revenues greater than the amounts of distributions pursuant to section 9-602 in connection with the project. 2. The total cost of the project does not exceed sixty million dollars.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-621 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-621 - Authority to receive and spend distributions

9-621.  Authority to receive and spend distributions In addition to any other powers conferred by law,  an eligible city described in section 9-604 may receive and spend distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund pursuant to this chapter.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-622 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-622 - Certification of completion of construction

9-622.  Certification of completion of construction A. When construction or expansion of an eligible convention center development project is complete,  the chief financial officer of the city shall certify the completion to the state treasurer and transmit a copy of the certification to the auditor general. B. As a part of the certification,  the chief financial officer of the city shall: 1. Notify the state treasurer if the city has entered into any agreements that require future scheduled payments and the amounts of any such payments. 2. Certify to the state treasurer that a project meets all of the eligibility requirements of section 9-605 before any distributions for the project from the Arizona convention center development fund to the city. 3. Certify to the state treasurer the total cost of the eligible project and the part of the total cost to be funded from municipal sources.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-623 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-623 - Certification of satisfaction of annual obligations

9-623.  Certification of satisfaction of annual obligations A. In any year that a scheduled payment is due as stated in the certification of completion of construction from monies in the special fund established by the eligible city for receipt of distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund,  on receiving distributions from the Arizona convention center development fund,  the chief financial officer shall deposit into the appropriate account a sufficient amount from those distributions to make any scheduled payments or deposits for the current fiscal year. B. The chief financial officer shall certify to the state treasurer the satisfaction of the annual obligations on depositing into the appropriate funds or accounts sufficient monies to make any scheduled payments or deposits for the current fiscal year.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-624 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-624 - Request for state lease purchase

9-624.  Request for state lease purchase A. The chief financial officer may file a notice with the director of the department of administration requesting this state to undertake lease purchase financing in connection with an eligible project pursuant to section 41-791.04. The notice shall include a detailed description of the part of the eligible project that the state is requested to lease purchase. B. The department of administration shall promptly respond to the proposal in the manner prescribed by section 41-791.04. C. If a notice is filed and the lease purchase financing is completed pursuant to this section,  no distributions shall be made by the state treasurer pursuant to section 9-602 to the eligible city for the eligible project.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-625 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-625 - Tax exemption

9-625.  Tax exemption An eligible city is regarded as performing a governmental function in carrying out the purposes of this chapter and the eligible project is considered to be municipal property for the purposes of article IX,  section 2,  Constitution of Arizona.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-801 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-801 - Definitions

9-801.  Definitions In this article,  unless the context otherwise requires: 1. " Code"  means a published compilation of rules or regulations prepared by a technical trade association and includes any building code,  electrical wiring code,  health or sanitation code,  fire prevention code,  wildland-urban interface code,  inflammable liquids code,  code for slaughtering,  processing and selling meat and meat products or for production,  pasteurizing and sale of milk and milk products,  or other code that embraces rules and regulations pertinent to a subject that is a proper subject of municipal legislation. 2. " Municipality"  means a city or town organized in accordance with law,  including a home rule or charter city. 3. " Public record"  includes a statute,  rule or regulation of the United States,  this state or the municipality that is desired to be adopted by reference. 4. " Published"  means printed,  lithographed,  multigraphed,  mimeographed or otherwise reproduced,  including electronic reproduction online.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-802 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-802 - Procedure for adoption by reference

9-802.  Procedure for adoption by reference A municipality may enact the provisions of a code or public record theretofore in existence without setting forth the provisions,  but the adopting ordinance shall be published in full. At least three paper copies or one paper copy and one electronic copy maintained in compliance with section 44-7041 of the code or public record shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the municipality and kept available for public use and inspection. A code or public record enacted by reference may be amended in the same manner.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-803 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-803 - Limitation on enactment of penalty clauses

9-803.  Limitation on enactment of penalty clauses No penalty clause shall be enacted by reference thereto. A penalty clause contained in a code or public record adopted by reference shall be set forth in full in the adopting ordinance.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-804 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-804 - Ratification of certain enactments by reference

9-804.  Ratification of certain enactments by reference The enactment of any municipality which has adopted a code or public record by reference thereto prior to March 29,  1951 is ratified and declared effective upon the filing of three copies of the code or public record with the clerk of the municipality.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-805 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-805 - Building code moratorium on residential and commercial buildings

9-805.  Building code moratorium on residential and commercial buildings Beginning June 30,  2009 through June 30,  2011,  any new or modified residential or commercial building code or other related code that is adopted by a municipality does not apply to a residential or commercial building that received a final site plan or subdivision plat,  planned area development or similar approval by a municipality before June 1,  2009. This section does not prohibit any code changes to the extent and duration required to comply with conditions for federal stimulus funding.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-806 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-806 - Wildland-urban interface code

9-806.  Wildland-urban interface code A. A city or town may adopt a current wildland-urban interface code. The code may be adapted from a model code adopted by a national or international organization or association for mitigating the hazard to life and property. B. A city or town must follow written public procedures in the development and adoption of the code and any revisions to the code to provide effective,  early and continuous public participation through: 1. The broad dissemination and publicity of the proposed code and any revisions to the code. 2. The opportunity for submission and consideration of written public comments. 3. Open discussions,  communications programs and information services. 4. Consultation with federal agencies and state and local officials.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-807 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-807 - Mandated fire sprinklers in certain residences prohibited; exception; permit application format

9-807.  Mandated fire sprinklers in certain residences prohibited;  exception;  permit application format A. A municipality shall not adopt a code or ordinance or part of a uniform code or ordinance that prohibits a person or entity from choosing to install or equip or not install or equip fire sprinklers in a single family detached residence or any residential building that contains not more than two dwelling units. A municipality shall not impose any fine,  penalty or other requirement on any person or entity for choosing to install or equip or not install or equip fire sprinklers in such a residence. This section does not apply to any code or ordinance that requires fire sprinklers in a residence and that was adopted before December 31,  2009. B. A fire sprinkler permit application may be in either print or electronic format. C. A municipality shall include the provisions of subsection A of this section on fire sprinkler permit applications that are for a single family detached residence or any residential building that contains not more than two dwelling units.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-809 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-809 - Semipublic swimming pools; locking device; pool barrier gates; exception

9-809.  Semipublic swimming pools;  locking device;  pool barrier gates;  exception A. From and after December 31,  2014,  a code or ordinance or part of a uniform code or ordinance that is adopted by a city or town applies to locking devices for pool barrier gates used for means of ingress or egress for semipublic swimming pools. Any new construction or major renovation of a semipublic swimming pool from and after December 31,  2014 must meet the requirements of the code or ordinance or part of the uniform code or ordinance that is adopted by the city or town. B. Subsection A of this section does not apply to a locking device for a pool barrier gate used for means of ingress or egress for a semipublic swimming pool that was installed before January 1,  2015,  if the locking device meets the requirements prescribed in section 36-1681,  subsection B,  paragraph 3.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-810 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-810 - State preemption; utilities; restrictions; prohibition; limitation; definition

9-810.  State preemption;  utilities;  restrictions;  prohibition;  limitation;  definition A. The regulation of a utility provider's authority to operate and serve customers is a matter of statewide concern. A person's or entity's ability to use the services of a utility provider that is capable and authorized to provide utility service is not subject to further regulation by a municipality pursuant to this section. B. Any code,  ordinance,  land use regulation or general or specific plan provision or part of a code,  ordinance,  land use regulation or general or specific plan provision adopted by a municipality may not prohibit or have the effect of restricting a person's or entity's ability to use the services of a utility provider that is capable and authorized to provide utility service at a person's or entity's property. C. A municipality may not impose a fine,  penalty or other requirement that has the effect of restricting a utility provider's authority to operate or serve customers. D. This section does not affect any authority of a municipality to manage the public highways within the municipality's boundaries or to exercise the municipality's police powers to review and approve an application before issuing a permit to perform work in the public highways or to enforce associated permit conditions. E. This section does not affect any authority of a municipality to manage or operate a municipally owned utility. F. For the purposes of this section,  " utility service"  means water,  wastewater,  natural gas,  including propane gas,  or electric service provided to an end user.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-811 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-811 - Publication of record of proceedings of governing body

9-811.  Publication of record of proceedings of governing body The minutes of the proceedings of the governing body of an incorporated city or town,  or an abstract of the minutes,  may be published as the council or board by resolution entered upon their minutes may direct.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-812 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-812 - Publication of notices and ordinances

9-812.  Publication of notices and ordinances A. Notices of election,  invitations for bids,  notices of letting contracts,  laws and ordinances,  and other notices of a public character issued by authority of the governing body of any city or town,  shall be published in one of the following: 1. A newspaper that is printed and published within the city or town. 2. A newspaper printed and published within the county in which the city or town is located with a greater circulation to residents of the city or town.  B. In cases of laws or ordinances enacted on behalf of a private person,  he shall pay the expense of publication,  and may designate the newspaper. C. Subsection A of this section shall further apply to notices and resolutions that require newspaper publication under title 48,  chapter 4 unless otherwise stated in title 48.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-813 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-813 - Posting of ordinances and notices

9-813.  Posting of ordinances and notices Every ordinance imposing a penalty,  fine,  forfeiture or other punishment,  in addition to the provisions of section 9-812,  shall be published after its enactment by posting at city or town hall or in one public place,  within the city or town,  on the city's or town's website and any additional public notice as is reasonable and practicable and shall be in force from and after the date of posting. Exhibits to the ordinance may be excluded from the postings pursuant to this section if the city or town lists in the postings where the exhibits are available for public use and inspection. Posting may be established by the affidavit of the person who posted the ordinance filed with the clerk.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-821 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-821 - Law governing municipal elections

9-821.  Law governing municipal elections The manner of conducting and voting at elections of a city or town,  of keeping the poll lists,  counting and canvassing the votes,  certifying the returns,  declaring the results and notifying the persons elected,  contesting the election,  and all acts relating to the election,  shall conform to the provisions of law relating to the general election of county officers as nearly as possible,  except that the returns shall be made to the clerk of the city or town,  and the governing body of the city or town shall canvass the returns,  declare the result and issue the certificates of the election.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-822 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-822 - Qualifications of voters

9-822.  Qualifications of voters A. Except as provided in subsection B of this section,  a person is not entitled to vote at an election in a city or town if the person has not been a qualified elector as defined in section 16-121 in the city or town for at least twenty-nine days preceding the election. B. Any person who has resided for at least twenty-nine days preceding an election in an area annexed at least twenty-nine days before such election by a city or town is entitled to vote at any such city or town election,  if the person is a qualified elector as defined in section 16-121 on the twenty-ninth day before the election.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-823 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-823 - Registration of voters; change of registration

9-823.  Registration of voters;  change of registration A. A city or town by ordinance or resolution in writing may provide for and require a registration of the voters of the city or town. The registration may be required every two years,  and shall begin within sixty days before,  and shall be closed ten days before,  the regular city or town election. B. The registration shall show: 1. The name in full of each registered voter. 2. The appropriate title of the voter and that the voter is eighteen years of age or over. 3. Place of birth. 4. Place of residence by street and number,  or ward. 5. The date of entry of the registration on the register. C. The voter may change the voter's place of residence as recorded on the register at any time before the closing of the register. D. No person shall vote at any election in any district except the one in which the person has lived for at least ten days next preceding the election and as shown on the register. E. Notwithstanding this section or sections 9-824,  16-104 and 16-105,  no city or town may maintain a local voter registration list after July 1,  1985 if the county recorder of the county in which such city or town is located complies with section 16-172.
AZ Rev Stat § 9-824 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 9 - Cities and Towns|§ 9-824 - Registration for elections

9-824.  Registration for elections In elections where the question of issuing bonds of the municipal corporation is submitted to the qualified electors,  the governing body by resolution may require a registration of all persons to vote at the elections,  who possess such qualifications. The resolution shall be passed at least thirty days prior to holding the election,  and the registration shall begin at least thirty days before and close ten days prior to holding the election.