Arizona law restricts homeowners associations from prohibiting electric vehicle charging stations, while leaving station siting and codes largely to local jurisdictions.
ARS 33-1818 and 33-1260.01 prohibit homeowners associations and condominium associations from banning the installation of EV charging stations on a member's own parking space or assigned area. Associations may impose reasonable safety and aesthetic conditions but cannot effectively prevent installation. The state does not preempt municipal zoning or building permits for public charging stations. Owners typically must obtain electrical permits and meet NEC standards adopted by their city.
An HOA that prohibits an owner's EV charger or imposes unreasonable conditions may be liable for the owner's damages, attorney fees, and statutory penalties.
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