TO AUTHORIZE A PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNER OR BUSINESS OWNER TO BAN AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL FROM THE PRIVATE PROPERTY OR THE BUSINESS PREMISES; AND TO REGULATE LIABILITY ON PRIVATE PROPERTY RELATED TO EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS.

House Bill 1893, now Act 819, authorizes private property owners and business owners in Arkansas to ban emotional support animals from their property or premises, provided it doesn't conflict with federal law like the Fair Housing Act. Business owners can implement this ban by either verbally informing individuals or by posting a clear sign at the entrance. The act also limits the liability of private property or business owners for injuries caused by an emotional support animal, holding them responsible only in cases of gross negligence.