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Local governments will be able to suspend licenses after three permit violations within 24 months, compared to the current 12-month window.
Arizona lawmakers have approved a bill giving cities more power to oversee short-term rentals, allowing occupancy limits for the first time since 2016. The measure targets 'repeat bad actors' with license suspensions after multiple violations, but stops short of capping the number of rentals. The legislation now goes to the Senate for consideration.
Local governments will be able to suspend licenses after three permit violations within 24 months, compared to the current 12-month window.