Bill > HB2904

This bill amends Arizona's landlord-tenant law by adding a new section that prohibits landlords from terminating a rental agreement solely because a tenant uses marijuana. This provision appears to protect tenants who legally use marijuana from facing eviction based on their marijuana consumption. While the bill does not specify details about the type or manner of marijuana use, it seems designed to provide additional legal protection for tenants in light of Arizona's marijuana legalization. The bill ensures that landlords cannot use marijuana use as a grounds for ending a rental agreement, which represents a significant shift in how tenant rights relate to legal marijuana consumption. By preventing automatic termination of rental contracts based on marijuana use, the legislation aims to provide more stability and protection for tenants who choose to use marijuana legally.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83380