House Bill 2091 took center stage at the Arizona Legislature's House Republican Caucus meeting on June 23, 2025, as lawmakers discussed its implications for new construction and water supply regulations. The bill, introduced by Representative Griffin, mandates that applicants for building permits and land divisions disclose ownership interests in properties. A significant amendment adopted by the Senate requires the Arizona Department of Water Resources to review certain applications for a certificate of assured water supply, ensuring that water availability is considered in new developments.

Representative Griffin praised the bill, highlighting its grandfathering provision for applicants already in the process before the new regulations took effect. "It's a good bill," she stated, emphasizing its importance for ongoing projects.

The meeting also addressed House Bill 2313, an omnibus bill that consolidates various continuation bills to streamline legislative processes. Representative Bliss noted that this approach saves time and effort, allowing for a more efficient review of committee data collected last January.

Lastly, House Bill 2704 was discussed, with Representative Whitinger confirming amendments that enhance oversight for a larger board representing state, county, and city interests. This bill aims to protect public funds from being used for luxury items and ensures that financial obligations tied to Chase Field are met, with penalties for non-compliance.

As the caucus concluded, the discussions underscored a commitment to responsible governance and fiscal accountability in Arizona's legislative agenda.