Arizona § 9-494 Parks; tax for parks within reclamation projects

Arizona Statutes

§ 9-494 — Parks; tax for parks within reclamation projects

Arizona § 9-494

Title 9Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4GENERAL POWERS

Art. 8Miscellaneous

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9-494 (2026).

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A.A city or town may establish and maintain public parks, and acquire, hold and improve real property for that purpose.

B.In a city or town lying within a reclamation project in which a park has been set aside under an act of Congress, a tax of not more than four-tenths mills on the dollar may be levied on all property by the city or town for the purpose of paying, or partly paying, the expenses of maintaining the park.

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A. A city or town may establish and maintain public parks, and acquire, hold and improve real property for that purpose.

B. In a city or town lying within a reclamation project in which a park has been set aside under an act of Congress, a tax of not more than four-tenths mills on the dollar may be levied on all property by the city or town for the purpose of paying, or partly paying, the expenses of maintaining the park.