2022 Arizona Legislative Session – HOA Priority Bills

In this session, there a couple of bills currently on our radar that may directly impact Arizona HOAs.

HOA Priority Bills:

 

House Bill 2131

HOAS; ARTIFICIAL GRASS BAN PROHIBITED

Status: 1/19 Referred to House Government Elect

 

House Bill 2275

CONDOMINIUM TERMINATION; UNIT OWNERS; PERCENTAGE

A condominium may be terminated only be agreement of unit owners of units to which 100 percent of the votes in the association are allocated, increased from at least 80 percent. [Capitol Reports Note: This provision was originally signed into law as part of Laws 2021, chapter 405 (part of the FY2021-22 budget), but was deemed unconstitutional by the Arizona Supreme Court in Arizona School Boards Association et al v. State of Arizona.]

Status: 1/20 referred to House Committee

 

 

House Bill 2010

FIRST RESPONDER FLAGS; HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS

Status: 1/11 – Referred to House Government Elect

 

House Bill 2016

RESIDENTIAL PICKETING; OFFENSE

Status: TBD

 

House Bill 2069

VACATION RENTALS; SHORT-TERM RENTALS; REPEAL

Status: TBD

 

House Bill 2149

HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS; MILITARY FLAGS

Status: TBD

 

House Bill 2158

HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS; POLITICAL; COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

Status: 1/18 Referred to House Government Elect

 

House Bill 2234

VACATION RENTALS; SHORT-TERM RENTALS; ENFORCEMENT.

Status: TBD

 

House Bill 2297

JUDGMENTS; LIENS; HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION

A recorded judgment cannot become a lien on any homestead property. Any person entitled to a homestead on real property as provided by law holds the homestead property free and clear of the judgment lien. Some exceptions.

Status: TBD

 

House Concurrent Resolution 2006

SHORT-TERM RENTALS; VACATION RENTALS

The 2022 general election ballot is to carry the question of whether to amend the state Constitution to repeal statutes prohibiting municipalities and counties from prohibiting vacation rentals or short-term rentals and limiting the restrictions that municipalities and counties may place on those rentals to a list of specified purposes. Land use laws that regulate a vacation rental or short-term rental are excluded from statute entitling a property owner to just compensation if existing rights to use private real property are reduced by the enactment of any land use law enacted after the date the property is transferred to the owner and the action reduces the fair market value of the property.

Status: TBD

 

Senate Bill 1026

VACATION RENTALS; SHORT-TERM RENTALS; REPEAL

Status: 1/10 – Referred to Senate Committee

 

Senate Bill 1102

HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS; SOLAR, WATER DEVICES

Status: 1/10 – Referred to Senate Government

 

Senate Bill 1168

VACATION RENTALS; SHORT-TERM RENTALS; ENFORCEMENT

Status: 1/13 – Referred to Senate Committee