Arizona § 9-1112 Selection and conveyance of sites for public purposes

Arizona Statutes

§ 9-1112 — Selection and conveyance of sites for public purposes

Arizona § 9-1112

Title 9Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 10TOWNSITES

Art. 1General Provisions

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9-1112 (2026).

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A.After the plat of the townsite has been recorded and on petition of at least ten resident house-holders of the city or town, the trustee, by and with the advice of the board of school trustees of the district, shall set apart a site for a district school house, and the trustee shall deed the lots embraced in the site to the board of school trustees. If the city or town is a county seat, the trustee, on a like petition, may set apart and deed to the county a site for a courthouse and other county buildings. On petition signed by a majority of the property holders of the city or town designating the site, the trustee may set apart a public square or park.

B.Such locations shall not include any lot held by a bona fide claimant nor interfere with vested rights.

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A. After the plat of the townsite has been recorded and on petition of at least ten resident house-holders of the city or town, the trustee, by and with the advice of the board of school trustees of the district, shall set apart a site for a district school house, and the trustee shall deed the lots embraced in the site to the board of school trustees. If the city or town is a county seat, the trustee, on a like petition, may set apart and deed to the county a site for a courthouse and other county buildings. On petition signed by a majority of the property holders of the city or town designating the site, the trustee may set apart a public square or park.

B. Such locations shall not include any lot held by a bona fide claimant nor interfere with vested rights.