rezoning; administrative act; referral prohibited.

HB 2925 amends Arizona zoning law to require municipalities to mandate public dedication of rights-of-way, streets, alleys, drainage, and utilities as a condition of rezoning approvals. This directly affects property owners and developers seeking to change land use designations, as they must now secure public infrastructure commitments before rezoning can proceed. The key provision prohibits municipalities from referring these infrastructure dedication requirements to other administrative bodies, ensuring the requirement is handled directly within the rezoning process. The bill does not alter existing zoning powers but adds this specific procedural step for rezoning decisions.