Mesa publishes its zoning ordinance through a platform that would not render, so this page carries no Mesa provision on salvage operations, outdoor storage or zoning districts. That is a gap on our side rather than evidence that Mesa has no such rules, and it almost certainly does. What does hold here is the statewide scheme, which reaches a Mesa yard the same as any other in Arizona.
The statewide rules reach a Mesa yard the same as any other. A.R.S. § 28-101 defines an automotive recycler as a business removing parts for resale from six or more vehicles in a calendar year. A.R.S. § 28-4404 requires records held for three years from acquisition. A.R.S. § 28-2094 governs the dismantle certificate, after which the department will not issue a certificate of title for that vehicle.
Federal obligations sit on top: refrigerant recovery, universal waste handling for batteries, and the monthly NMVTIS inventory of junk and salvage vehicles.
Mesa hosts its zoning ordinance on a platform that renders through JavaScript, and it returned page metadata rather than code text on every attempt. So we have no verified Mesa provision on salvage operations, outdoor storage or zoning districts.
That's a tooling failure on our side, not evidence that Mesa has no such rules. It almost certainly does. Mesa's development services department is the source, and we'd rather leave a marked gap than fill it with what a neighboring city happens to say.
With the local ordinance unread, these are the statewide and federal obligations, which apply in Mesa whatever the city rules add on top.
Anything from the city's own zoning ordinance. Mesa hosts it on a platform that renders through JavaScript and returned page metadata rather than code text on every attempt, so there is no verified Mesa provision here on salvage operations, outdoor storage or zoning districts.
No, and it should not be read that way. It is a tooling failure rather than a finding, and Mesa almost certainly has such rules. Mesa's development services department is the source.
The statewide scheme. A.R.S. 28-101 defines an automotive recycler as a business removing parts for resale from six or more vehicles in a calendar year. A.R.S. 28-4404 requires records held three years from acquisition. A.R.S. 28-2094 governs the dismantle certificate, after which the department will not issue a certificate of title for that vehicle.
Yes, on top of the state rules: refrigerant recovery, universal waste handling for batteries, and the monthly NMVTIS inventory of junk and salvage vehicles.