Bill > HB2100

This bill introduces provisions for "small land subdivisions," defined as divisions of land into six to ten lots or parcels, which are exempt from certain assured water supply requirements. Counties can adopt ordinances to allow these small subdivisions, but they must require applicants to submit a "small land subdivision public report" (a disclosure document) and ensure legal access to each lot. The bill also updates definitions related to subdivisions and clarifies that "subdivided lands" now refers to six or more lots in counties that haven't authorized small subdivisions, and eleven or more lots in counties that have. Additionally, it modifies existing laws to include references to "small land subdivision public reports" in various disclosure and penalty sections, ensuring that these smaller subdivisions are subject to appropriate oversight and consumer protection measures, including requiring a specific disclosure affidavit for sales of five or fewer parcels in unincorporated areas that now includes questions about water supply and other relevant factors.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Government Affairs

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83721