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State Land Use Enacted Legislation
| Bill # | State | Year | Party | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
SB 1162 |
AZ | 2024 | R | Deadlines, Other streamlining, Planning Requirements, Streamline application |
Provided by Furman
Summary
- Requires non-tribal municipalities with populations of 30,000 or more persons to approve or deny a zoning application within 180 days of determining that it is administratively complete, absent extenuating circumstances or a request by the applicant to extend the application period.
- Exempts land designated as a district of historical significance from the 180 day requirement.
- Requires municipalities to publish a housing needs assessment every five years, to include:
- The total projected population growth.
- The total projected job growth.
- The total amount of residentially zoned land with detail on land zoned as single-family and multifamily.
- The total need for additional residential housing units for rent and for sale.
- Also requires municipalities to annually report to the Department of Housing:
- The total number of proposed residential housing units submitted to the municipality.
- The total number of net new residential housing units submitted to the municipality.
- The total number of new residential housing units that are entitled, have been platted, have been issued a building permit, and have received a certificate of occupancy.
- The number of housing development applications received.
- The number of units included in development applications.
- The number of units approved and disapproved.
- A threshold percentage requirement of multifamily zoned land versus single-family zoned land needed to meet population demand.
- The status and progress in meeting municipal housing needs.
- A plan for satisfying the need for additional housing units.
- Tasks the Arizona Department of Housing with compiling reports from municipalities.
Provided by lawmakers
Bill Title
residential zoning; housing; assessment; hearings