certificate; environmental compatibility; zoning; exemption

Summary

The bill amends Arizona’s zoning law to prevent local governments from regulating certain land uses—such as railroads, mining, grazing, agritourism, large‑scale agriculture, composting, firearms on private land, and certified electric generators. It also establishes a framework for designating aggregate‑mining zoning districts, appointing recommendation committees, and setting standards that must be approved by the state mine inspector. The measure failed to pass in the Senate.

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