Forty-eighth Legislature
Second Regular Session
ARIZONA
STATE SENATE
THIRD
READING
April
21, 2008
HB 2104 internal revenue code
conformity.
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Conforms Arizona tax statutes to the
2008 Internal Revenue Code (IRC).
For
Bill: Kevin B. DeMenna, AZ Society of
CPAs (03/24/2008); Tom Dorn, East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance
(03/26/2008); Walter Dudley, Arizona Society of Practicing Accountants
(01/28/2008); Kim Freeman, DOR (01/28/2008); Michael Preston Green, The Boeing
Company (03/26/2008); Gretchen Kitchel, Pinnacle West Capital Corporation
(03/20/2008); Sean Laux, Department of Revenue (03/26/2008); Todd Sanders,
Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce (03/24/2008); Jennifer Schuldt, Arizona Tax
Research Association (03/25/2008)
HB 2113 municipal annexation;
finality
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires a city or town clerk to notify
the clerk of a county board of supervisors when annexing territory.
For
Bill: Mark Barnes, Pinal County Board
of Supervisors (02/12/2008); Todd Madeksza, County Supervisors Association
(03/24/2008); Lee Miller, Maricopa County (03/24/2008); Jennifer Sweeney,
Arizona Association of Counties (02/11/2008); Mike Wilson, Maricopa County
Public Works (03/24/2008)
Neutral: Jeffrey Kros, League of Cities and Towns (03/24/2008)
HB 2123 park model trailer
spaces
(Now:
landlord charges; utilities)
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Establishes guidelines under the
Recreational Vehicle (RV) Long-Term Rental Space Act for the charging of
utilities to RV owners.
For
Bill: Noel Benoist, NAIV and AITVA
Co-founder AAMHO Chapter President and more (02/27/2008); Dave Boring, Self
(02/27/2008); Susan Brenton, Self (02/27/2008); Jean Creagan, AAMHO (03/26/2008);
Jay Cross, Self (02/26/2008); Janna Day, MHCA-Manufactured Housing Communities
of AZ (02/27/2008); Ronald Feinstein, AAMHO (03/26/2008); Sharon Gilham, Self
(02/27/2008); Michael Preston Green, Manufactured Housing Communities of
Arizona (03/26/2008); Neil Hyland, Self (02/27/2008); Harry Johnson, Self
(03/26/2008); Larry Lucero, Tucson Electric Power Co. (03/25/2008); John
MacDonald, Arizona Association of Manufactured Home Owners (03/26/2008); Ruben
Montalvo, AAMHO (02/27/2008); Alice Stetch, Self (03/26/2008); Dan Thompson,
Arizona Travel Parks Association (02/27/2008); Dana Tranberg, AAMHO (Arizona
Association of Manufactured Home and RV Owners) (03/26/2008); Betty Westlake,
Self (02/27/2008); Ralph Wilcox, Self (02/27/2008); Mike Williams, Arizona Travel
Parks Association (02/27/2008)
HB 2204 DES; notice;
documents; electronic service
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Allows hearing officers, appeal
tribunals and the Appeals Board (Board) within the Department of Economic
Security (DES) to serve notices, decisions, orders and other documents by
electronic means under certain circumstances. Allows a person to
electronically file an affidavit for change of appeal tribunal, a petition for
review and a request to reopen the hearing.
For
Bill: Herschella Horton, DES
(03/11/2008); David Miller, Arizona Council of Human Service Providers
(03/11/2008)
HB 2325 behavioral health
examiners; omnibus
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Increases the maximum licensing fee the
Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (Board) may charge, modifies requirements
for the issuance of a reciprocal license and makes other changes to Board
statutes. Contains requirements for enactment and becomes effective on
signature of the Governor (Proposition 108).
For
Bill: Josefina Ahumada, Self
(03/25/2008); Lane Barker, Devereux Arizona (03/27/2008); Holly Baumann,
National Association of Social Workers, Arizona (03/27/2008); Tiffany Bock,
Self (02/06/2008); Jerry Boehm, Arizona Council of Human Service Providers
(02/06/2008); Patricia Bonnay, Self (02/06/2008); Ron Friesen, Therapeutic
Practitioners Alliance of Arizona (03/26/2008); Stuart Goodman, Arizona Board
of Behavioral Health Examiners (03/26/2008); Wendy Guffey, Little Colorado
Behavioral Health Centers (03/26/2008); Jonathan Hamnett, Gospel Rescue Mission
& AZ Assoc. of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Counselors (03/26/2008); Emily
Jenkins, Arizona Council of Human Service Providers (03/27/2008); Steve
LeGendre, AZ Assoc. for Marriage and Family Therapy (03/27/2008); Steve
LeGendre, Arizona Assoc. of Marriage and Family Therapy (02/06/2008); David
Miller, Arizona Council of Human Service Providers (03/26/2008); Shannon
Morrill, Arizona Counselors Association (02/06/2008); Jim Roth, Arizona
Association of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Counselors (03/26/2008); Carol
Stambaugh, National Association of Social Workers, AZ Chapter (03/25/2008);
Sherri Walton, Mental Health America (02/05/2008); Sharon Worley, Arizona
Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse (03/27/2008)
Neutral: Dana Free, Southeast Arizona Chapter , Arizona Counselors Association (02/06/2008)
HB 2390 department of
economic security; continuation
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Continues the Department of Economic
Security (DES) for ten years.
For
Bill: Joseph Abate, AZ Council of
Human Service Providers (01/31/2008); Jerry Boehm, Arizona Council of Human
Service Providers (01/31/2008); Herschella Horton, DES (04/02/2008); Kendra
Leiby, Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence (04/02/2008); Bruce Liggett,
Arizona Child Care Association (01/30/2008); David Miller, Arizona Council of
Human Service Providers (01/31/2008); Beth Rosenberg, Children's Action
Alliance (04/02/2008); Timothy Schmaltz, Protecting Arizona's Family Coalition (01/30/2008);
Jacki Taylor, Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness (01/31/2008); Tracy
Wareing, DES (04/02/2008)
HB 2395 PSPRS; investments;
management
(Now:
driving; boating; under the influence)
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Increases penalties for persons
convicted of operating a watercraft while intoxicated. Requires the
Arizona Department of Transportation’s (ADOT) Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) to
order a person whose license is suspended as a result of a driving under the influence
offense to complete alcohol or other drug screening as a condition of license
reinstatement. Requires the time period that an ignition interlock device
(IID) is ordered to be reduced by six months under certain circumstances.
Expands circumstances in which an officer must serve an order of license
suspension.
For
Bill: Jimmy Chavez, AZ Highway Patrol
Association (04/06/2008); Doug Cole, PSPRS (03/10/2008); Mike Colletto,
Professional Fire Fighters of AZ (03/05/2008); Pete Dunn, Arizona Judges
Association (01/27/2008); Luis Ebratt, Arizona Conference of Police &
Sheriffs (01/27/2008); Bill Everson, Arizona State FOP and Arizona Labor
Council (03/31/2008); Charles Foy, Arizona State Employees Assoc/CWA
(03/31/2008); John Wayne Gonzales, City of Phoenix (03/10/2008); David Gore,
Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona (03/10/2008); Alberto Gutier, AZ
Interlock Distributors Association (04/10/2008); James Hacking, Public Safety
Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) (03/07/2008); John Kaites, PSPRS
(03/10/2008); Jennifer Kraham, Public Safety Personnel Retirement System
(01/28/2008); Rob LaFontaine, City of Bullhead City (01/28/2008); Jerry Landau,
Administrative Office of the Courts (04/09/2008); Kelsey Lundy, Arizona Police
Assoc. & AZ Highway Patrol Assoc. (01/28/2008); James Mann, Arizona
Fraternal Order of Police (03/31/2008); Wilfred McFadden, Self (01/28/2008);
Bill McLean, Arizona Game and Fish Commission (04/09/2008); Bill Montgomery,
Self (04/10/2008); Dale Norris, Arizona Police Association (03/07/2008); John
Ortolano, AZ Fraternal Order of Police (03/31/2008); Kevin Perguson, Arizona
Game and Fish (04/10/2008); Stephanie Prybyl, Town of Gilbert (03/10/2008);
Mike Senn, Arizona Game and Fish Department (04/09/2008); Randy Smith, Arizona
State Fraternal Order of Police (03/31/2008); Bryan Soller, Arizona State
Fraternal Order of Police (03/31/2008); Molly Steffens, Self (04/10/2008);
Brigitte Targosz, Self (04/10/2008); Wendy Townsend, Self (04/10/2008);
Jacqueline Walker, City of Kingman (04/10/2008); Mike Williams, Distilled
Spirits Council of US, Scottsdale Hospitality Group (04/10/2008)
Against
Bill: Ralph Black, Self (04/10/2008);
Kenneth Sharp, Self (04/09/2008)
Neutral: Don Isaacson, Arizona Licensed Beverage Association
(04/09/2008)
HB 2406 county auctions;
easement exemption
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Allows a county, with unanimous consent
of the county board of supervisors (BOS), to grant an easement on county
property for public purposes to a utility without a public auction.
For
Bill: Susan Anable, Cox
Communications (03/12/2008); Susan Bitter Smith, Arizona New Mexico Cable
Communications Association (02/04/2008); Marcus Dell'Artino, Maricopa County
(02/05/2008); Molly Greene, SRP (03/17/2008); Gretchen Kitchel, Pinnacle West
Capital Corporation (03/16/2008); Todd Madeksza, County Supervisors Association
(03/12/2008); Kathy Senseman, Southwest Gas (03/17/2008); Jennifer Sweeney,
Arizona Association of Counties (03/17/2008); Michael Wilson, Maricopa County
(02/05/2008)
HB 2443 constables; ethics;
training.
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Increases the annual amount of mandatory
training for elected constables.
For
Bill: Courtney Gilstrap LeVinus, AZ
Multihousing Association (02/05/2008); Elizabeth Hegedus-Berthold, County
Supervisors Association (02/07/2008); Beth Lewallen, County Supervisors
Association (03/12/2008); Derek Mills, Arizona Association of Counties
(03/13/2008); Ronald Myers, Arizona Constables Association (02/03/2008); Nicole
Stickler, Arizona Association of Counties (03/13/2008); Jennifer Sweeney,
Arizona Association of Counties (03/12/2008)
HB 2451 election security
provisions
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Outlines procedures relating to the
oversight of management software and computer programming used for county
election administration, the contents and printing of sample ballots, the
tabulation of votes, the processing of damaged ballots and the tracking of
ballots and election equipment.
For
Bill: Jan Brewer, Secretary of State
(03/31/2008); Karen Osborne, Maricopa County (03/31/2008); Helen Purcell,
Maricopa County Recorder (03/31/2008); Jennifer Sweeney, Arizona Association of
Counties (03/28/2008); Kevin Tyne, Sec. of State office (02/21/2008)
Neutral: Seth Apfel, Self (02/18/2008)
HB 2474 materialmen's liens;
surety bonds
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Establishes that a surety bond to
discharge a mechanic’s lien also serves to release a stop notice or bonded stop
notice, with respect to the same labor and materials.
For
Bill: Barry Aarons, Construction
Trades Coalition (03/19/2008); Stan Barnes, Southern Arizona Home Builders
Association (02/12/2008); Rob Dalager, Diamond Ventures (03/12/2008); Kevin B.
DeMenna, AZ State Contractor's Coalition (03/18/2008); Courtney Gilstrap
LeVinus, AZ Multihousing Assoc (03/11/2008); Yvonne Hunter, Pinnacle West
Capital Corps/Suncor (03/12/2008); Spencer Kamps, Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona (03/19/2008); Mark Minter, Arizona Builders' Alliance (03/19/2008);
Scot Mussi, Home Builders Assoc. of Central AZ (02/13/2008); Farrell Quinlan,
Arizona Contractors Association (03/19/2008); Jeff Sandquist, Robson
Communities (03/12/2008)
Against
Bill: Michael Boyd, Self
(03/12/2008); Mike Boyd, MKB Construction (03/12/2008); Carla Brandt, Cobra
Stucco (03/12/2008); Carol Floco, American Subcontractors Assoc. of Arizona
(03/11/2008); Carol Floco, American Subcontractors Assoc. of AZ (03/12/2008);
Mark Giebelhaus, Self (03/11/2008); David Howells, Self (03/12/2008); Debra
Margraf, Arizona Chapter NECA (03/11/2008); Carl Triphahn, PIPE (03/12/2008)
HB 2478 redaction orders;
expiration; notice; funds
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires the county recorder to notify
certain persons six months prior to the expiration of a court ordered redaction
of their personal information. Allows the Anti-Racketeering Revolving Fund
(Fund) to be used for the payment of relocation expenses of any law enforcement
officer who is a victim of a bona fide threat.
For
Bill: Scott Butler, City of Mesa
(03/04/2008); Jimmy Chavez, AZ Highway Patrol Association (04/06/2008); Rob
Dalager, City of Phoenix Police Department (03/31/2008); Luis Ebratt, Arizona
Conference of Police & Sheriffs (AZCOPS) (03/05/2008); Bill Everson,
Arizona State FOP and Arizona Labor Council (03/04/2008); John Wayne Gonzales,
City of Phoenix (03/05/2008); Don Isaacson, Fraternal Order of Police
(03/28/2008); Kelsey Lundy, AZ Police Assoc. and AZ Highway Patrol Assoc.
(03/05/2008); Kelsey Lundy, AZ Police Assoc. and AZ Highway Patrol Assoc.
(03/30/2008); James Mann, Arizona Fraternal Order of Police (03/04/2008); Dale
Norris, Arizona Police Association (03/31/2008); Helen Purcell, Maricopa County
Recorder (03/31/2008); Mike Williams, AZ Police Assoc. & AZ highway Patrol
Assoc (02/12/2008)
Against
Bill: John Moody, Arizona Newspapers
Association (03/05/2008); Paul Petersen, Maricopa County Assessor (03/05/2008)
Neutral: Jennifer Sweeney, Arizona Association of Counties
(03/31/2008)
HB 2483 ignition strength of
cigarettes; regulation
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Establishes, beginning August 1, 2009, a
new standard for cigarette ignition propensity and prohibits cigarettes from
being sold in Arizona unless the cigarettes are tested, certified and marked as
required and meet the prescribed performance standard. Establishes civil
penalties for violations of the requirements and preempts political
subdivisions from adopting their own standards. Contains requirements for
enactment and becomes effective on signature of the Governor (Proposition 108).
For
Bill: Elaine Arena, Rural/Metro
(03/25/2008); John Flynn, Arizona Urban Fire District Assoc. (03/25/2008); Don
Isaacson, Reynolds American Tobacco Co. (03/25/2008); John Mangum, Philip
Morris USA (03/25/2008); Lee Miller, Arizona Fire District Association
(03/26/2008); Rip Wilson, WalMartStores (03/21/2008)
Neutral: Steve Barclay, Cigar Association of America (02/06/2008); Colby Bower, American Cancer Society (02/04/2008)
HB 2514 reservation
telecommunications legislative study committee
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): An emergency measure to recreate the
Reservation Telecommunications Legislative Study Committee until September 30,
2010
For
Bill: Percy Deal, Self (03/24/2008);
Tom Dorn, San Carlos Apache Tribe (03/26/2008); Ernest Franklin, Navajo Nation
Telecommunication Regulatory (03/26/2008); Oris Friesen, Self (02/11/2008);
Jerry Gloshay, White Mountain Apache Tribe (02/11/2008); Mark Goldstein, Self
(02/11/2008); Shannon Harper, Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community
(02/11/2008); Jeff Hatch-Miller, Self (02/11/2008); Sandra Junck Carpenter,
Arizona Indian Gaming Association (03/26/2008); Theodore Kraver, eLearning
System for Arizona Teachers and Students (02/11/2008); Pearl Lee, Navajo Nation
Telecommunication & Utilities (03/26/2008); Ron Lee, Navajo Nation Telecom
Regulatory Commission (03/25/2008); Leland Leonard, Navajo Nation and Self
(02/11/2008); John MacDonald, Hopi Tribe (02/07/2008); Katosha Nakai, Navajo
Nation (03/26/2008); Jonathan Nez, Shonto Chapter of the Navajo Nation
(03/30/2008); Norris Nordvold, Inter Tribal Council of Arizona (03/25/2008);
Janet Regner, The Hopi Tribe (03/24/2008); Russell Smoldon, SRP (03/25/2008);
Jesse Thompson, Self (03/24/2008)
Neutral: Kenneth Poocha, Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs
(02/11/2008)
HB 2574 airports; designated
security areas; weapons
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Establishes the offense of misconduct
involving weapons in a secured area of an airport and classifies the offense as
a class 1 misdemeanor.
For
Bill: Susan Charlton, City of Phoenix
Sky Harbor (03/19/2008); Gary Christensen, AZ State Rifle & Pistol Assoc
(03/20/2008); Rob Dalager, City of Phoenix Police and Sky Harbor (03/13/2008);
Kevin B. DeMenna, City of Phoenix (02/13/2008); Richard Gehlbach, City of
Phoenix Police Department (03/13/2008); Michael Racy, Tucson Airport
(03/13/2008); John Thomas, Az Assn. Chiefs of Police (02/13/2008); Robert
Ticer, Arizona Department of Public Safety (02/13/2008)
Neutral: Dave Kopp, Arizona Citizens Defense League, Inc.
(03/19/2008); Todd Rathner, NRA (03/19/2008); John Wentling, Arizona Citizens
Defense League (03/20/2008)
HB 2602 criminal history
records; DES
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires the Department of Public Safety
(DPS) to authorize the exchange of criminal justice information with Child
Protective Services (CPS) for specified purposes.
For
Bill: Phelan Bennett, Self
(03/20/2008); Beth Rosenberg, Children's Action Alliance (03/19/2008)
HB 2621 biofuel standards
(Now:
standards; biofuel)
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires the Director of the Department
of Weights and Measures to establish standards for biofuel labeling, transfer
documents, and registration and reporting requirements. Requires labeling at
diesel fuel dispensers that the diesiel may contain up to 5 percent biodiesel
if the diesel fuel conaint any amount of biodiesel up to 5 percent.
For
Bill: Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club - Grand
Canyon Chapter (03/18/2008); Stan Barnes, Pinal Energy (03/17/2008); Donald G.
Begalke, Self (03/17/2008); Jim Buster, AZ Dept. of Environmental Quality
(03/19/2008); Colleen Crowninshield, Tucson Regional Clean Cities (03/17/2008);
Ginny Dickey, AZ Dept. of Environmental Quality (02/13/2008); Dennis Ehrhart,
Dept of Weights and Measures (03/19/2008); Mark Ellery, Caljet of America, LLC
(03/19/2008); Jeff Gray, City of Phoenix (02/13/2008); Robert Shuler, Pinal
Energy and CalJet (03/14/2008); Joe Sigg, Arizona Farm Bureau (02/12/2008);
Bobbi Sparrow, AZ Automobile Dealers Assoc. (02/13/2008); Melissa Taylor, City
of Phoenix (03/19/2008); Chris Udall, Agri-Business Council of Arizona
(03/19/2008)
Against
Bill: Andrea Martincic, Arizona Petroleum Marketers Association (03/19/2008)
Neutral: Susie Stevens, Western States Petroleum Association
(03/19/2008)
HB 2807 immigration; local
enforcement
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires sheriffs and police departments
to implement a program to address violations of federal immigration laws.
Prohibits officials, agencies or personnel of counties, cities or towns from
being limited in sending, receiving or maintaining information related to
immigration status.
For
Bill: Brandy Baron, Self
(03/04/2008); Frank Baron, Self (03/04/2008); Angelina Carroll, Self
(03/04/2008); Sylvia Huyck, Self (03/04/2008); kathryn Kobor, Self
(03/02/2008); Timothy La Sota, Maricopa County Attorney's Office (03/03/2008);
Dale Norris, Arizona Police Association (04/03/2008)
Against
Bill: Jennifer Allen, Border Action
Network (03/11/2008); Seth Apfel, Self (03/29/2008); Ana M. Arevalo, VIP
(02/26/2008); Linda Byers, Self (02/26/2008); Susan Charlton, City of Phoenix
(03/04/2008); Bonnie Danowski, Valley Interfaith Project/ AIN (02/26/2008);
Thomas Donovan, Valley Interfaith Project (02/26/2008); Ron Friesen, Self
(02/26/2008); Don Julian, Self (02/26/2008); Alessandra Meetze, ACLU of
Arizona (02/26/2008); Robert Mings, Self/Arizona Interfaith Network (02/26/2008);
Sara Myklebust, Valley Interfaith Project (03/03/2008); Allison Nagle, Valley
Interfaith Project (02/26/2008); Katie O'Connor, Self (03/04/2008); Lowell
O'Grady, Self (03/04/2008); Salvador Ongaro, Self (02/26/2008); Deanna Patnode,
AIN (Arizona Interfaith Network) (02/26/2008); Dan Peitzmeyer, Self
(02/26/2008); Martin Quezada, Self (02/26/2008); Shelley Ryan-Kelzenberg,
Valley Interfaith Project (04/15/2008); Michael Salman, Self (04/07/2008);
Margarita Silva, Self (02/26/2008); Margaret Snider, Valley Interfaith Project
(02/26/2008); Dick White, Valley Interfaith Project (02/26/2008); Zaliah
Zalkind-Hawkins, Self (03/04/2008); Juan Pablo Zaragoza, Self (02/26/2008)
Neutral: Ken Strobeck, League of AZ Cities and Towns
(03/04/2008)
HB 2826 liquor wholesalers;
promotional items.
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Allows liquor wholesalers to furnish,
without cost, promotional items to on-sale retailers, limited to $500 annually.
For
Bill: Steve Barclay, Beer and Wine
Distributors of Arizona (03/26/2008); Michael Preston Green, Arizona Restaurant
and Hospitality Association (02/27/2008); Don Isaacson, Arizona Licensed
Beverage Association (03/25/2008); Marcus Osborn, Republic National
Distributing Company (03/26/2008); Nick Simonetta, Beer and Wine Distributors
Association (02/26/2008); Susie Stevens, Alliance Beverage Distributing
(03/26/2008)
HB 2834 boxing commission;
unarmed combat; rules
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Requires the Arizona State Boxing
Commission (Commission) to adopt rules for unarmed combat consistent with the
mixed martial arts unified rules of conduct adopted by the New Jersey State
Athletic Control Board (SACB) for five years. Allows the Commission to
establish a fee for unarmed combat events.
For
Bill: Jason Genet, Self (02/27/2008);
Todd Lally, Self (02/27/2008); Trevor Lally, Self (02/27/2008); Jack Lasota,
Self (03/31/2008); James Varner, Self (02/27/2008)
Against
Bill: John Montano, Arizona State Boxing Commission (02/27/2008)
CONSENT CALENDAR
HB 2235 administrative rules
oversight committee
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Reestablishes the Administrative Rules
Oversight Committee.
For
Bill: Susan Anable, Cox
Communications (04/07/2008); Elaine Arena, Printing Industries Assn., of
Arizona (03/20/2008); Michelle Bolton, NFIB (04/07/2008); Brenda Burns, Self
(01/26/2008); Tom Dorn, East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance (04/07/2008);
Eric Emmert, East Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance (04/07/2008); Charles
Foy, Arizona State Employees Assoc/CWA (04/04/2008); Joe Galli, Flagstaff
Chamber of Commerce (01/29/2008); Michael Preston Green, BNSF Railway Company
(03/24/2008); Glenn Hamer, Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry
(04/07/2008); Gretchen Jacobs, COGNOS (03/20/2008); Russell Jones, Self &
Arizona Chamber (01/29/2008); Spencer Kamps, Home Builders Assoc of Central
Arizona (04/07/2008); Lisa Krueger, Lake Havasu City Chamber of Commerce
(01/29/2008); Kelsey Lundy, Arizona Association of Nurse Anesthetists (01/28/2008);
Lori Lustig, So. AZ Chamber of Commerce Alliance (03/24/2008); John Mangum, AZ
Food Marketing Alliance (04/07/2008); Scot Mussi, Home Builders Assoc of
Central AZ (03/24/2008); Jim Norton, Arizona Manufacturer's Council/ACCI
(01/29/2008); Marcus Osborn, Arizona Manufacturers' Council (04/07/2008); Paul
Parisi, Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce (02/08/2008); Farrell Quinlan,
West Valley Chambers of Commerce Alliance (03/24/2008); Todd Sanders, Greater
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce (04/07/2008); Jennifer Schuldt, Arizona Tax
Research Association (04/07/2008); Joe Sigg, Arizona Farm Bureau (01/28/2008);
Lyn White, Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold (04/07/2008); Rip Wilson, Sunrise
Water Company (01/28/2008)
Against
Bill: Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club - Grand
Canyon Chapter (04/05/2008); Donald G. Begalke, Self (04/05/2008); Noah Binder,
Self (04/07/2008); Jim Buster, AZ Dept. of Environmental Quality (04/04/2008)
Neutral: Dean Riesen, Rimrock Company (01/29/2008)
HB 2659 deed restrictions;
private covenants
Purpose
(For more information see Fact Sheet): Allows an owner of real property to
enter into a private covenant regarding the real property. Defines a private
covenant.
For
Bill: Lee Miller, Land Title
Association of Arizona (02/11/2008); Scot Mussi, Home Builders Assoc. of
Central AZ (03/24/2008); Jeff Sandquist, Robson Communities (03/24/2008); Anne
Stewart, Self and The Sun City Formula Registry (03/24/2008)
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