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Board adopts procedure to implement voter-approved reimbursement for nuisance mitigation; public raises funding and scope questions
Summary
The board approved a county policy to process reimbursements tied to a voter-approved measure for mitigation of public-nuisance conditions. Public speakers asked about funding caps, who may apply and potential costs; staff said the policy implements a voter-approved requirement and applications will be processed following the policy.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a policy implementing reimbursements for property owners who mitigate listed public nuisances, a change the county says is required by a voter-approved proposition and subsequent state law.
Why it matters: The new policy creates a county-level process for property owners to seek reimbursement for mitigation costs related to public nuisances. Members of the public asked whether the policy carries a large fiscal…
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