Arizona lawmaker seeks to override HOA rules against turf

By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services

Rep. John Kavanagh is in a turf war.

Over turf.

The Fountain Hills Republican has proposed a state law to override any rules of a homeowner association that requires lawns to be seeded with real grass. Instead, it would permit residents to tear all that out and replace it with artificial turf.

And any dispute would be resolved in court.

His HB 2131 may get a fight from the Arizona Association of Community Managers, the organization that represents companies that manage HOAs. But an association spokesman said Wednesday it was still studying the issue and had no immediate comment.

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