Land Use & Zoning
In Arizona, a 'rezoning by initiative' allows:
AAny property owner to rezone their parcel by petition
BIn some jurisdictions, voters to place a rezoning measure on the ballot through a citizen petition process✓ Correct
CThe city council to initiate rezoning without a public hearing
DA developer to bypass the planning commission
Explanation
In some Arizona jurisdictions, the initiative process allows citizens to petition to put a zoning change measure directly on the ballot, bypassing or supplementing the standard legislative rezoning process.
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