public nuisance action; consent requirement

HB 2168 amends Arizona law to require local officials' consent before the attorney general can sue over certain public nuisances. It specifically applies to cases involving obscene materials within 2,000 feet of schools, parks, or residential areas, or health-hazardous activities affecting communities. The bill adds a consent requirement from the board of supervisors, county attorney, or city attorney before legal action can be taken. This change affects potential defendants accused of these nuisances and modifies the process for initiating lawsuits, not the definition of the nuisance itself.