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SB 1683

CONDO-CI ASSN-DISB CHANGES

104th Regular Session Introduced by Suzy Glowiak Hilton

Arizona: funds appropriated to develop a state resilience plan.

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Bill Summary · SB 1683

Summary — SB 1683

Note on sources: The available bill record appears to contain two different texts under the same bill number (one for Arizona and one for Illinois). The summary below separates and summarizes each version and flags the apparent jurisdictional/data conflict. Verify the official legislative website for the correct, current version for your state.

Version A — Arizona (Appropriation for a state resilience plan)

  • Title / Purpose: Appropriates funds to support preparation of a state resilience plan.
  • Key provision:
    • Appropriates $2,000,000 from the State General Fund in fiscal year 2025–2026 to the University of Arizona, Aegis consortium, for preparation of a state resilience plan.
  • Who is affected:
    • University of Arizona / Aegis consortium (recipient and implementer).
    • State budget / General Fund (source of appropriation).
    • State policymakers and agencies that may use the resulting resilience plan.
  • Timeline / procedural status:
    • Introduced February 27, 2025 (per the header).
    • Further legislative steps should be confirmed via the Arizona Legislature website.

Version B — Illinois (Common Interest Community / Condominium amendments)

  • Title / Purpose: Amend the Common Interest Community Association Act and Condominium Property Act to protect owners’ rights to make disability- or health‑related modifications to their homes.
  • Statutory changes (by reference):
    • Adds 765 ILCS 160/1-72 (new) to the Common Interest Community Association Act.
    • Adds 765 ILCS 605/18.13 (new) to the Condominium Property Act.
  • Key provisions:
    • Prohibits an association from forbidding a resident or owner from making reasonable renovations, modifications, or other changes to the inside or outside of their home when the change is to accommodate the resident’s or owner’s health condition or disability.
    • Limits on modifications: the prohibition applies only when the change
    • does not extend over or onto neighboring properties, or onto public/common sidewalks, pathways, streets, or other public/common areas or elements; and
    • does not interfere with traffic or utilities.
    • Any association governing document provision that conflicts with or purports to supersede this section is void and unenforceable.
  • Who is affected:
    • Owners and residents in condominiums and common interest communities who need health- or disability-related modifications.
    • Community associations (HOAs, condominium associations) and their boards — they must allow reasonable health/disability accommodations as described.
    • Property managers, architects/contractors performing such modifications, and insurers may be indirectly affected.
  • Legislative status / actions (from record):
    • Filed/introduced early February 2025 (filed by Sen. Suzy Glowiak Hilton in the Illinois record).
    • Actions in the record include readings, committee referrals (Judiciary; Education K–16 appears in the mixed record), and a status line: “Rule 3‑9(a) / Re‑referred to Assignments.” Because the record mixes jurisdictions, confirm the bill’s committee and status on the Illinois General Assembly site.

Observations & next steps

  • The dataset appears to conflate two different SB 1683 texts (an Arizona appropriation and an Illinois condominium/association reform). Confirm which jurisdiction and text you are interested in by checking the official legislative website:
    • Arizona Legislature for Arizona SB 1683
    • Illinois General Assembly for Illinois SB 1683 (104th General Assembly)
  • If you want, I can:
    • Retrieve and summarize the official current version for a chosen state, or
    • Draft a plain‑language explainer of the Illinois amendments (examples of “reasonable” modifications and likely compliance steps for associations).

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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