Arizona § 9-806 Wildland-urban interface code

Arizona Statutes

§ 9-806 — Wildland-urban interface code

Arizona § 9-806

Title 9Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 7ORDINANCES AND CODES; PUBLICATION; ELECTIONS AND VOTERS

Art. 1Enactment of Code or Public Record by Reference

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 9-806 (2026).

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A.A city or town may adopt a current wildland-urban interface code. The code may be adapted from a model code adopted by a national or international organization or association for mitigating the hazard to life and property.

B.A city or town must follow written public procedures in the development and adoption of the code and any revisions to the code to provide effective, early and continuous public participation through:

1.The broad dissemination and publicity of the proposed code and any revisions to the code.

2.The opportunity for submission and consideration of written public comments.

3.Open discussions, communications programs and information services.

4.Consultation with federal agencies and state and local officials.

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A. A city or town may adopt a current wildland-urban interface code. The code may be adapted from a model code adopted by a national or international organization or association for mitigating the hazard to life and property.

B. A city or town must follow written public procedures in the development and adoption of the code and any revisions to the code to provide effective, early and continuous public participation through:

1. The broad dissemination and publicity of the proposed code and any revisions to the code.

2. The opportunity for submission and consideration of written public comments.

3. Open discussions, communications programs and information services.

4. Consultation with federal agencies and state and local officials.