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House approves emergency enactment for RV long‑term rental space act (HB 2168)
Summary
Lawmakers gave final passage to HB 2168, which amends Arizona statutes relating to recreational vehicle long‑term rental spaces. The bill was approved as an emergency measure; the House recorded 53 ayes, 0 nays, and 7 not voting.
The Arizona House approved House Bill 2168 on final reading, a measure amending statutes related to the recreational vehicle long‑term rental space act.
The clerk read the bill title citing amendments to ARS sections 32‑2100 and 30‑2. The clerk and presiding officer noted that portions of HB 2168 affect initiatives and referendums and that the measure was presented as an emergency measure; the presiding officer corrected the procedural reading to note the emergency requires a two‑thirds vote to enact the emergency portion. Representative Alma Hernandez rose to explain her vote, welcomed members of Teamsters Local 104 and others in the gallery, and voted aye.
The clerk recorded the final vote as 53 ayes, 0 nays, 7 not voting. The clerk was instructed to record the action of the House and convey the bill to the governor.
Why it matters: The bill updates statutes governing long‑term recreational vehicle rental space arrangements. The House passed the bill with an emergency designation, meaning portions take effect immediately if the emergency threshold is met.
What’s next: The clerk will convey the enacted bill to the governor for signature; the emergency provisions will take effect if the two‑thirds threshold is met and the governor signs the bill.
