homeowner's associations; address lights

SB 1083 prohibits Arizona homeowner associations from banning lighted home address devices that display house numbers, flash for emergencies, are visible from the street, and include a low-light adjustment. It allows associations to set reasonable placement rules that don’t prevent installation, impair function, or increase costs, while requiring compliance with municipal lighting ordinances. The bill mandates courts to award reasonable attorney fees and costs to the winning party in disputes over violations. This applies to both condominiums and planned communities, directly affecting homeowners seeking to install such devices and associations managing community rules.