or APJZQN S

4 Department

Of &ate UNITED STATES

OF AMERICA

) )SS. STATE

OF ARIZONA

) I, KEN BENNETT, SECRETARY

OF STATE,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ATTACHED

IS A COMPLETE, TRUE, AND CORRECT COPY
OF 20 A.A.C.

2 FROM ARIZONA ADMiNISTRATIVE

CODE SUPPLEMENT

04-2. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,

I have hereunto

set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal of the State
of Arizona. Done this 11 th day of March, 2011. KEN BENNETT Secretary

of StateArizona Administrative

Code

Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures TITLE

20. COMMERCE, BANKING,
AND INSURANCE CHAPTER

2. DEPARTMENT

OF WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES Authority: A.R.S.

§ 41-2065(A)(4)

et seq. Editor’s Note: Because

the exempt rules

in this Chapter were adopted

as permanent rules (Supp. 98-3). the Chapter

is printed

on white paper (99-3). Editor’s Note: Sections

of this Chapter were adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

§ 3. Exem,ótion from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council
for review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Act, the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Admini.strative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules. Because these rules are exempt from the regular rulemaking process,

the Chapter

is printed

on blue paper (Supp. 97-3). Editor’s Note: When recodWed (Supp. 95-1), not all of the former rule citations were revised

to reference

the new Title and Chapter. Citations referencing

the former title (A.A.C. Title

4, Chapter

31) have been corrected

to 20 A.A.C.

2 throughout
these rules. For specfIc revisions, refer

to the Section historical notes (Supp. 97-2). 20 A.A.C.

2, consisting

of R20-2-10i through R20-2-i17, R20-2 -201 through R20-2 -205, R20-3-301 through R20-3 -313, R20-2 -401 through R20-2 -412, R20-2 -501 through R20-2-505, R20-2-601 through R20-2-604, R20-2-701 through R20-2-721, R20-2-801 through R20- 2-812, and R20-2 -901 through R20-2 -909, recodWedfrom 4A.A.C.

31, consisting ofR4-31-10i through R4-31-117, R4-31-201 through
R4- 31-205, R4-31-30i through R4-31-313, R4-31-401 through R4-31-412, R4-31-501 through R4-31-505, R4-31-601 through R4-31-604,

R4- 31-701 through R4-31-721, R4-31-801 through R4-3i-812,

and R4-31-901 through R4-31-909 pursuant

to Ri-i-i

02 (Supp. 95-1). Laws 1987, Ch. 314,

§ 3, changed

the heading from State Administration

of Weights and Measures

to the Department

of Weights and Measures effective August18,
1987. Laws 1983, Ch. 98, 199, changed

the headingfrom

State Weights and Measures Division

to State Administration

of Weights and Mea sures; 202, transferred authorityfor administration

to the Director ofAdministration effective July 27, 1983. Article

I consisting

of Sections R4-31-10I through R4-3i-113, Article

2 consisting

of Sections R4-31-201 through R4-31-205, Article

3 consisting

of Sections R4-31-30i through R4-3i-3i3, Article

4 consisting

of Sections R4-31-401 through R4-3i-4i2, ArticleS consisting

of Sections R4-31-501 through R4-31-505, Article

6 consisting

of Sections R4-31-60i through R4-3i-604 adopted effective July 27, 1983. Former Sections R4-31-l01 through R4-31-113, R4-31-201 through R4-31-205, R4-31-301 through R4-31-313, R4-31-401 through R4-31-412, R4-31-501 through R4-31-505, R4-31-601 through R4-31-604 adopted again with conforming changes. R20-2-l01 through R20-2-113, R20-2-201 through R20-2 -205, R20-2-301 through R20-2-3i3, R20-2-401 through R20-2-412, R20-2-501 through R20-2-505, R20-2-601 through .R20-2-604 recodfled from R4-31-101 through R4-31-ii3, R4-31-201 through R4-31-205. R4-31-301 through R4-31- 313, R4-31-401 through R4-3i-412, R4-31-501 through R4-31-505, R4-3i-601 through R4-31-604 (Supp. 95-I). ARTICLE

1. ADMINISTRATION

AND PROCEDURES ARTICLE

3. PACKAGING, LABELING,
AND METHOD

OF Section

SALE R20-2- 101. Defmitions

Section R20-2-102. Metrology Laboratory Testing
and Calibration
Fees R20-2-301. Repealed R20-2-103. Licensing

and Fees

R20-2-302. Handbook

130 and Handbook

133 R20-2-104. Administrative Enforcement Action
R20-2-303. Repealed R20-2- 105. Repealed

R20-2-304. Repealed R20-2-106. Repealed

R20-2-305. Repealed R20-2-107. Repealed

R20-2-306. Repealed R20-2-108. Time-frames

for Licenses, Renewals,

and Authori- R20-2-307. Repealed ties to Construct

R20-2-308. Repealed R20-2-109. Administrative Hearing Procedures

R20-2-309. Repealed R20-2-l

10. Motion

for Rehearing

or Review

R20-2-3

10. Repealed R20-2-l

11. Repealed

R20-2-3

ii. Repealed R20-2- 112. Repealed

R20-2-3

12. Repealed R20-2- 113. Renumbered

R20-2-3

13. Repealed R20-2-i

14. Repealed

ARTICLE

4. PRICE VERIFICATION

AND PRICE R20-2-l

15. R:numbered

POSTING R20-2-l

16. Renumbered

Article

4, consisting

of Sections R20-2 -401 through R20-2 -412 R20-2- 117. Renumbered

repealed effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Table

1. Time-frames

Section ARTICLE

2. COMMERCIAL DEVICES
R20-2-40l. Repealed Section

R20-2-402. Price-posting Inspection Procedure

and Violation•.

Exceptions R20-2-20

1. Licensing Process R20-2-202. Repealed

R20-2-403. Repealed R20-2-404. Repealed R20-2-203. Approval Installation

and Sale of Devices••. R20-2-405. Repealed R20-2-204. Livestock

and Vehicle Scale Installation
R20-2-406. Repealed R20-2-205.

Taxi Cab License Display

R20-2-407. Repealed June 30, 2004

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Code Department

of Weights
and Measures Section R20-2-50

1. ARTICLE

5. PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS Qualifications; License
and Renewal Application Process P20-2-502.
Duties R20-2-503. Grounds

for Denying License

or Renewal;

and Dis ciplinary Action Scales arid Vehicle Weighing Weight Certificates Seal of Authority Prohibited
Acts ARTICLE

6. REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES
AND REPRESENTATWES Section R20-2-601. Qualifications; License
and Renewal Application Process R20-2-602.
Duties R20-2-603. Grounds

for Denying License

or Renewal; Disci plinary Action;
and Certification

of Standards

and Testing Equipment R20-2-604. Prohibited
Acts R20-2-605. Material Incorporated

by Reference ARTICLE

7. MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS R20-2 -204 and R20-2 -205 and R2O-2-701, R20-2-703 through R20-2-716

and R20-2-718 through R20-2-721 recodUled from R4- 31-204 and R4-31-205

and R4-31-701, R4-31-703 through R4-31- 716, and R4-31-718 through R4-31-721 (Supp. 95-1). Sections R4-31-204

and R4-31-205 renumbered without change

as Sections R4-31-701, R4-31-703 through R4-31-716,

and R4-31-718 through R4-31-721 (Supp. 89-1). Section R20-2-701. Definitions R20-2-702. Material Incorporated

by Reference R20-2-703. Volumetric Inspection

of Motor Fuels and Motor Fuel Dispensers R20-2-704.

Price and Grade Posting

on External Signs R20-2-705.
Price, Octane,
and Lead Substitute Notification

on Dispensers R20-2-706. Unattended Retail Dispensers P20-2-707. Product Transfer Documentation

and Record Reten tion for Motor Fuel other than Arizona CBG and AZRBOB Oxygenated

Fuel Blends Retail Oxygenated

Fuel Labeling Blending Requirements Alcohol-oxygenated

Gasoline Storage Tank Requirements Water

in Service Station Motor Fuel Storage Tanks Motor Fuel Storage Tank Labeling Requirements

for Gasoline Products Outside

the CBG-covered

Area R20-2-7

15. Motor Fuel Quality Testing Methods

and Require ments Sampling

and Access

to Records Hold Open Latch Exception Renumbered R20-2-71

6. P20-2-717. R20-2-71

8.

R20-2-719. Repealed R20-2-720. Renumbered R20-2-72

1. Renumbered R20-2-722. Reserved R20-2-723. Reserved R20-2-724. Reserved R20-2-725. Reserved R20-2-726. Reserved R20-2-727. Reserved P20-2-728. Reserved P20-2-729. Reserved R20-2-730. Reserved R20-2-73

1. Reserved P20-2-732. Reserved R20-2-733. Reserved R20-2-734. Reserved P20-2-735. Reserved R20-2-736. Reserved P20-2-737. Reserved R20-2-73

8. Reserved P20-2-739. Reserved P20-2-740. Reserved R20-2-74l. Reserved R20-2-742. Reserved P20-2-743. Reserved R20-2-744. Reserved P20-2-745. Reserved P20-2-746. Reserved P20-2-747. Reserved R20-2-748. Reserved P20-2-749. Reserved P20-2-750. Registration Relating

to Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB P20-2-751. Arizona CBG Requirements P20-2-751.01. Repealed P20-2-752. General Requirements

for Registered Suppliers P20-2-75

3. General Requirements

for Pipelines

and Third-party Terminals Downstream Blending Exceptions

for Transmix Additional Requirements

for AZRBOB

and Down stream Oxygenate Blending Downstream Blending

of Arizona CBG with Non oxygenate Blendstocks Product Transfer Documentation; Records Retention Adoption

of Fuel Certification Models Testing Methodologies Compliance Surveys Liability

for Noncompliant Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB Penalties Type

1 Gasoline Standards Type

2 Gasoline Standards Repealed ARTICLE

8. REPEALED Article

8, consisting

of Sections R20-2-801 through R20-2- 812, repealed effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). ARTICLE

9. GASOLINE VAPOR CONTROL R20-2-901 through R20-2-910 recodfied from R4-31-901 through R4-31-910 (Supp. 95-1). Article

9, consisting

of Sections R4-31-901 through R4-31- 910, adopted permanently effective August

31, 1993 (Supp. 93-3). Article

9, consisting

of Sections R4-3I-901 through R4-31- 909, adopted again

by emergency action effective June

1. 1993, pursuant

to A.R.S.

f 41-1026 (Supp. 93-2). P20-2-408. R20-2-409. R20-2-410. R20-2-41

1. P20-2-412. Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed Repealed P20-2-504. R20-2-505. R20-2-506. R20-2-507.

P20-2-754. P20-2-755. P20-2-756. R20-2-757. P20-2-758. P20-2-759. P20-2-760. P20-2-761. R20-2-762. Table

1. Table

2. Table

3. P20-2-708. R20-2-709. P20-2-710. P20-2-711. P20-2-712. P20-2-713. P.20-2-714. Supp. 04-2

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of Weights
and Measures Article

9, consisting

of Sections R4-31-901 through R4-31- 909, adapted again

by emergency action effective February

22, 1993, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1 026 (Supp. 93-1). Emergency expired. Article

9, consisting

of Sections R4-31-901 through R4-31- 909, adopted

by emergency action effective November

23, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1 026 (Supp. 92-4). Material Incorporated

by Reference Exemptions Equipment

and Installation Application Requirements

and Process

for Authority to Construct Plan Approval Initial Inspection

and Testing Fees Operation Training

and Public Education Recordkeeping

and Reporting Annual Inspection

and Testing Compliance Inspections Enforcement ARTICLE

I. ADMINISTRATION

AND PROCEDURES R20-2-IOL Defmitions The definitions

in A.R.S.

§ 41-2051, 41-2065, 41-2085, 41-2121, and 41-2131
and the following definitions apply

to this Chapter: “ADEQ” means
the Arizona Department

of Environmen tal Quality. 2. “Administrative

order” means

a corrective action notice that the Department issues
for

a violation

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter,
that orders

a person

to: a. Remove from use or sale,

or dispose

of,

a commer cial device, commodity,

or liquid fuel; b. Stop selling

a commodity

or liquid fuel until the per son provides documentation

to the Department

that the weight, measure,
fuel quality,

or price posting complies with the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter; c. Stop using

a commercial device, commodity, liquid fuel, vapor recovery system,

or vapor recovery
sys tem component,
until the person provides documen tation

to the Department

that the weight, measure, fuel, vapor recovery system,

or component complies with the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 15, and this Chapter, d. Stop performing weighmaster, deputy weighniaster, registered service agency,

or registered service rep resentative licensed duties until the person provides documentation

to the Department

that the person

is complying
with the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter; e. Maintain labeling, policies,

and cash register indica tor displays according

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 15, and this Chapter; f. Stop constructing

or modifying

a vapor recovery system until the person complies with A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter; g. Excavate

a vapor recovery

site according

to R20-2- 104(L); h. Comply with scheduling

a test according

to R20-2- 104(L);

or i. Retake

a competency examination
under A.R.S.

§ 41-2094. 3. “Application” means,

for purposes

of R20-2-l08, forms designated

as applications

and all documents

and addi

tional information

the Department requires

an applicant to submit with
an application. 4. “ASTM” means American Society

for Testing
and Mate rials. 5. “CARB” means
the California

Air Resources Board. 6. “CARB certified” means, with respect

to

a vapor recov ery system, that the system has been certified

in an execu tive order
of the CARB. 7. “Certified prover” means

a calibrated device, traceable

to the National Institute

of Standards

and Technology,

used for measuring liquid volume. 8. “Completion

of construction”
means
the point when

a gasoline dispensing

site

is placed into
or returned
into service following installation

or modification

of an approved vapor recovery system. 9. “Construction commenced” means
the point

in time when construction

of
a gasoline dispensing

site begins: a. At

a location where there was not one previously; b. To replace

all gasoline storage tanks;

or c. To replace, repair,

or modify

at least 75%
of the facility’s gasoline dispensing equipment. 10. “EPA” means
the United States Environmental Protec tion Agency. 11. “Gasoline vapors” means volatile organic compounds

in a gaseous state. 12. “Handbook

44” means
the United States Department

of Commerce, Technology Administration, National Insti tute of Standards

and Technology (NIST) Handbook

44, Specffications, Tolerances,

and Other Technical Require ments for Weighing

and MeasuringDevices, Government Printing Office, Superintendent

of Documents,
Mail Stop SSOP, Washington,

D.C. 20402-0001
(2003 edition), incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Depart ment. This incorporation

by reference contains

no future editions

or amendments. 13. “Handbook

112” means
the United States Department

of Commerce, Technology Administration, National Insti tute of Standards

and Technology (NIST) Handbook

112, Examination Procedure Outlines
for Commercial Weigh ing and Measuring Devices, Government Printing Office, Superintendent

of Documents,

Mail Stop SSOP, Wash ington, D.C. 20402-0001 (2002 edition), incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department.

This incorpo ration
by reference contains

no future editions

or amend ments. 14. “Handbook

130” means
the United States Department

of Commerce, Technology Administration, National Insti tute of Standards

and Technology (NIST) Handbook

130, Uniform Laws and Regulations, Government Printing Office, Superintendent

of Documents,

Mail Stop SSOP, Washington,

D.C. 20402-0001
(2003 edition), incorpo rated by reference

and on file with the Department.

This incorporation

by reference contains

no future editions

or amendments. 15. “Handbook

133” means
the United States Department

of Commerce, Technology Administration, National Insti tute of Standards

and Technology (NIST) Handbook

133, Checking

The Net Contents

of Packaged Goods, Govern ment Printing Office, Superintendent

of Documents,

Mail Stop SSOP, Washington,

D.C. 20402-0001 (January 2003 edition), incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department.

This incorporation

by reference contains no future editions
and amendments. 16. “NCWM” means
the National Conference

on Weights and Measures. Section R20-2-901. R20-2-902. R20-2-903. R.20-2-904. R20-2-905. R20-2-906. R20-2-907. R20-2-908. R20-2-909. R20-2-9

10. R20-2-91

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of Weights
and Measures 17. “Malfunction” means any failure

of gasoline vapor recov ery equipment

to operate

in the nonnal
and usual manner. 18. “Modification”
means adding

to, replacing,

or upgrading a site’s stage

II vapor recovery system,
but does not include
the repair

or replacement

of like parts. 19. “Monthly throughput” means the total amount

of gasoline transferred

into
or dispensed from

a gasoline dispensing site during one calendar month. 20. “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle equipped with

a spark-ignited internal combustion engine, except vehicles that run on or are guided

by rails, and vehicles
that are designed primarily

for travel through

air or water. 21. “NIST” means
the National Institute

of Standards

and Technology. 22. “Operator” means

a person

in control

of, or having responsibility

for, the daily operation

of

a gasoline
dis pensing site. 23. “Out-of-service

tag” means

a red rejection

tag that signi fies that

a commercial device does not meet the require ments

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, or this Chapter. 24. “Person”

as defined

in AR.S. §41-2051, means

an owner or operator

of
a commercial device

or vapor recovery
sys tem, retail seller, wholesaler, registered supplier, pipeline distributor, packer, manufacturer, licensee, transporter,

or consignee. 25. “Placed-in-service”

means
the certification

by

a regis tered service agency

or representative

that

a commercial device may be used, unless the Department orders other wise. 26. “Placed-In-Service
Report” means
the form that

a regis tered service representative completes

and submits

to the Department
after placing

a commercial device

in service. 27. “Product transfer document” means
the bill of lading, loading ticket, manifest, delivery receipt, invoice,

or other customarily

used documentation

to denote delivery information

for motor fuel. 28. “Retail” means the sale of
a commodity

to
a consumer

for profit
by someone

in the business

of selling
the commod ity. 29. “Seal
of authority” means

a stamp

or press
of the Depart ment’s official mark, issued

to
a public weighmaster,

cer tifying
the weighmaster’s authority

to issue weight certificates. 30. “Seizure” means taking into physical possession,

or oth erwise securing

for evidence,

a commodity, liquid fuel, weight, measure, commercial device,

or component

of

a device
by the Department 31. “Stop-sale, stop-use
tag” means

a blue tag or blue tape that signifies
that

a commercial device, including

a vapor recovery system

or vapor recovery component,

or

a com modity

or liquid fuel, does not meet the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, Handbook 130, Handbook

133, CARB Executive Orders,

or this Chapter. 32. “Underground storage tank” means

a tank
as described

in A.R.S.

§ 49-1001(18). 33. “Unit” means

a quantity adopted

as

a standard

of mea surement. 34. “Warning
tag” means

a yellow
tag that signifies

a com mercial device, vapor recovery system,

or vapor recovery component
does not comply with A.R.S. Title 41, Chap ter 15, Handbook

44, CARB Executive Orders,

or this Chapter. 35. “Weight certificate” means

a document, issued

by

a pub lic weighmaster

in

a form approved

by the Department,

that certifies

the accuracy

of the weight

of the commodity measured. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-2). Emergency amendments adopted effective July 17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.

9 1-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1 026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Adopted effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2-l01 recodified from R4-31 -101 (Supp. 95-1). Citations refer encing
the former Title (A.A.C. Title

4, Chapter

31, recodified) corrected

to 20 A.A.C.

2 (Supp. 97-2). Amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Amended

by final rulemaking

at
5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 994). Amended

by final rule maldng

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-102. Metrology Laboratory Testing
and Calibration Fees A. The Department’s Metrology Laboratory charges

the follow ing fees for services: 1. $24.00
for the first hour,

or fraction

of an hour; and 2. $40.00

an hour,

or fraction

of an hour, after the first hour. B.
In addition

to the charges

in subsection

(A), the Department shall charge
for travel and per diem

at the rates establishe’l

by A.R.S.

§ 38-623(D)

and 38-624(C)

for tests

or calibrations conducted outside
the Metrology Laboratory. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Amended by adding

a new subsection

(A) and renumbering accord ingly effective February

3, 1989 (Supp. 89-I). Amended subsection

(A) effective May

3, 1989 (Supp. 89-2). Amended

and subsection (D)renumbered

to R4-3 1-117 effective June
14, 1990 (Supp. 90-2). Amended effective July

3, 1991 (Supp.

9 1-3). Amended effective April 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2-102 recodified from R4-31- 102 (Supp. 95-I). Section repealed;
new Section R20-2- 102 renumbered
from R20-2-l

05 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Amended

by final rule making

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-103. Licensing

and Fees A.

A license

is effective

on the first day of the month following the date that the license application

is filed with the Depart ment.

If an application

is filed
on the first of

a month and

is complete

and accurate,

the license

is effective

on the first day of that month. B.

A payment

is delinquent

if the Department

does not receive the payment

by the due date. The Department

shall not process a license

or renewal application

for which payment

is delin quent. C. The Department

shall prorate

a license renewal

fee if the lic ensee’s first renewal

is fewer than

12 months from the date that license

is issued. D. The Department

shall issue

a full refund

to

a licensee

for

a license renewal

fee only

if the licensee provides written notice Supp. 04-2

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the renewal

fee due date that the renewal

is not needed. Historical
Note Former Section R4-3 1-103 adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section renum bered from R4-31-ll7effectiveMay3l,

1991 (Supp.91- 2). R20-2-103 recodifled from R4-31-103 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed;
new Section R20-2-l03 renumbered from R20-2-
106 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-104. Administrative Enforcement Action A. The Department

shall take progressive enforcement action
for a violation

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, CARB Executive Orders, Handbook

44, Handbook

130, Handbook

133, or this Chapter. B. The Department

shall provide

a copy
of its inspection report

to the person who owns

or operates

a location
that the Depart ment inspects.
The report shall include
the inspection results, violations,

and enforcement action. C. The person who owns

or operates

a location inspected

by the Department

may request

a hearing under R20-2-109

to dispute the inspection results, violation,

or enforcement action. D. The Department

shall suspend, revoke,

or refuse

to renew any license

if the licensee does not comply with
an enforcement action imposed under this Section. E.

A maximum
civil penalty may be doubled

as stated

in A.R.S.

§ 41-2115(B). F. Commercial device. 1. The Department

shall place out of service

an unlicensed commercial device that

it determines

has been

in use for more than 30 days. 2. The Department

shall confiscate

a commercial device when

a person violates

an administrative

order related

to that commercial device,

or removes

a warning
tag, out- of-service

tag,
or stop-sale, stop-use

tag issued

to that commercial device without Department authority. 3. The Department

shall issue

an out-of-service

tag or

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag if
a commercial device

is not
in compliance
with the requirements

in Handbook

44 and the lack of compliance creates

a situation favorable

to the person who owns

or operates

the commercial device. a.

A person shall not use

a commercial device that has an out-of-service

tag until the person repairs
the commercial device. b.

A person shall not sell or use

a commercial device that has

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag until the commer cial device meets the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, and this Chapter. 4. The Department

shall issue

a warning

tag when

a com mercial device

is not in compliance
with the requirements in Handbook

44 and the lack of compliance creates

a situ ation favorable

to the public. The Department

shall issue an out-of-service

tag
if the commercial device

is not repaired

by the deadline

on the warning

tag.

A person shall not use

a commercial device after the period speci fied on the warning

tag for repair unless
the commercial device complies with A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Hand book 44, and this Chapter. 5. The Department

shall issue

an out-of-service

tag
if

a commercial device does not have

a non-tampering

seal affixed. 6. The Department

shall issue

an out-of-service

tag
if
a Department inspector cannot conduct

an inspection

of

a commercial device because

of

a potential safety risk that

the person who owns

or operates

the commercial device does not correct within

30 minutes

of the attempted inspection. 7. The Department

shall issue

an out-of-service

tag
if

a commercial device cannot begin weighing, measuring, metering,

or counting

at zero. 8. The Department

shall issue

a warning

tag if the manufac turer’s plate
on

a commercial device does not contain
the information required

by Handbook

44,

is missing,

or is unreadable.

The Department

shall issue
an out-of-service tag
if the person who owns

or operates

a commercial device does not obtain

a compliant manufacturer’s

plate by the 30-day deadline imposed

on the warning
tag. 9. The Department

shall issue

a warning

tag to
a person who did not construct

a large-scale approach according

to Handbook

44. The Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag if the large-scale approach

is not made com pliant
by the deadline imposed

on the warning
tag. 10. In addition

to any enforcement action under subsections (F)(1) through (F)(9): a.
If the Department
finds during

an inspection

that

a commercial device does not comply with the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter
and the lack of compliance favors
the owner or operator

of the commercial device: I. The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil pen alty on the person who owns

or operates

the commercial device;
and ii. The Department

shall impose

a $500 civil pen alty on the person who owns

or operates

the commercial device
for each reinspection

until the commercial device

is in compliance. b.
If the Department
finds during

an inspection

that

a person who weighs

a product

on

a commercial device violates Handbook

44 or does not post rates according

to Handbook

44 or this Chapter: I. The Department

shall issue
an administrative order

to the person

at the conclusion

of the inspection

and impose

a $300 civil penalty;
and ii. The Department

shall issue

an administrative order

to the person
and impose

a $500 civil penalty

at each reinspection

until the person complies with Handbook

44 and this Chapter. G. Public and deputy weighmaster. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order

if
a public weighrnaster’s: a. Weigh tickets
are not
in numbered sequence

or are missing, b. Seal
or press

is not readable,

or c. Records

are not maintained according

to R20-2-505. 2. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order and impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a public weighmaster

if: a. The public weighmaster’s

weigh tickets contain inaccurate information, b. The public weighniaster violates

an administrative order,

or c. The public weighmaster misuses

a seal
or press

or has an unauthorized

seal
or press. 3. The Department
shall confiscate

a seal or press

if
a public weighmaster violates

an administrative

order issued

to the public weighrnaster. 4. The Department

shall suspend, revoke,

or refuse

to renew a license

if a public weighrnaster

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of Weights
and Measures 5. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order

to

a person who performs public weighmaster duties without a license. 6.
If
a public weigbmaster permits

an unlicensed person

to perform deputy weighmaster
duties,

the Department shall: a. Impose

a $300 civil penalty

on the public weighmas ter for the first time the public weighmaster permits an unlicensed person

to perform deputy weighmas ter duties; b. Impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a public weighinaster for the second time the public weighmaster permits an unlicensed person

to perform deputy weighmas tar duties; and c. Confiscate

the public weighniaster’s records, equip ment, and devices

if the public weighmaster permits an unlicensed person

to perform deputy weighmas tar duties more than twice. H. Package. The Department

shall issue
an administrative

order

to an owner

or an employee

of the owner where

a package inspection

is held
if a package

is not in compliance

with

a requirement

in Handbook

130 or Handbook

133. The per son to whom
the administrative

order

is issued shall cor rect the package violation

by: a. Returning

the package

to the packer

or manufac turer, b. Labeling

the package

to reflect

its correct quantity, c. Placing

a notice

on the package
that states the viola tion and pricing
the package

to reflect

its correct quantity,

or d. Repackaging

the commodity

so the package con tains the quantity represented. 2.
In addition

to an administrative

order,
the Department shall impose

a $500 civil penalty
per lot on

a person who violates

a requirement

in Handbook

130 or Handbook 133. Price verification. The initial inspection

of

a retail location

for price verifi cation

is for educational purposes

and an enforcement action will not be imposed

for

a violation identified
dur ing the initial inspection. 2. The Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag to

a person who fails

a price verification reinspection

if the violation cannot

be corrected within

30 minutes

of the Department completing

the reinspection. a. The Department

shall impose

a $100 civil penalty per violation

on

a person who fails

a reinspection

if the Department
finds more than one item

at more than its posted price. b. The Department

shall impose

a $200 civil penalty per violation

on

a person who fails

a second rein spection.
The Department

shall increase

the per vio lation civil penalty imposed

by $100
for each subsequent reinspection

until the violation

is cor rected. 3.
If the Department receives
and substantiates

a complaint about

a person against whom
the Department

took
an administrative enforcement action under subsection (I)(2) within
the 60 days before
thç date of the complaint,

the Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag and impose

a civil penalty that

is $100 more than the civil penalty that the Department previously imposed against this person. 4. The Department

shall issue

a warning

to

a person who does not have

a written price-error policy. The Departrnent shall impose

a $500 civil penalty

if the person does not have

a written price-error policy upon reinspection. 5. The Department

shall issue

a warning

to

a person who does not have

a price display visible

to the public

at

a check-out location.
The Department

shall issue
an out-of- service
tag if the person does not have

a price display vis ible
to the public

at
a check-out location upon reinspec tion. J. Price posting. The initial inspection

of

a retail location

for price posting is for educational purposes

and an enforcement action will not be imposed

for

a violation identified during
the initial inspection. 2. The Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag to

a person who fails

a price posting reinspection

if the viola tion cannot

be correlted within

30 minutes

of the Depart ment completing

the reinspection. 3. The Department

shall impose

a $50 civil penalty
for each inspected

lot not priced

if
a person fails

a reinspection with

a score
of less than 96 percent. 4. The Department

shall impose

a $100 civil penalty

for each inspected

lot not priced

if
a person fails

a second reinspection. 5.
If the Department receives
and substantiates

a complaint about

a person against whom
the Department

took
an administrative enforcement action under subsection (J)(2) within the 60 days before
the date of the complaint,

the Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag and impose

a civil penalty that

is $100 more than the civil penalty that the Department previously imposed against this person. K. Fuel quality and labeling. The Department

shall issue

a warning

tag to

a person whose fuel dispenser labeling violates A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter.
The Department

shall issue an out-of-service

tag to the person

if the person does not correct
the fuel dispenser labeling violation within
the time specified

on the warning
tag. 2. The Department

shall issue
an administrative

order

to

a person whose fuel storage tank labeling

or external street signage violates A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter.
The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil pen alty if the person does not correct
the labeling

or signage violation within
the time specified

in the administrative order. 3. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order and impose

a $500 per octane level civil penalty

to
a parson who violates

a fuel-quality requirement
under A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter.
The person shall correct
the violation

by: a. Removing non-compliant
motor fuel from the stor age tank and replacing

it with compliant motor fuel, b. Selling
the motor fuel
at the correct octane level, c. Adding sufficient compliant motor fuel
to the stor age tank

to bring the motor fuel
in the storage tank into compliance, d. Removing

all water from the storage tank,

or e. Removing

the non-compliant
motor fuel
to another area within
the state

if the motor fuel complies with specifications

of that area. 4. The Department

shall issue
an administrative

order

to

a person who does not provide requested product transfer documentation
within

24 hours

of the Department’s request. The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil pen alty on

a person who provides

the requested documenta tion between

24 and 72 hours. The Department

shall Supp. 04-2

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and Measures impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a person who does not provide

the requested documentation
within

72 hours. L. Vapor recovery. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order

to stop construction

at
a vapor recovery

site and impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a person who: a. Begins construction

or makes

a major modification without

an authority

to construct plan approval, b. Does not comply with the authority

to construct plan approval,

or c. Does not obtain

an approved change order for con struction

or major modification

of the vapor recov ery site unless: i. The vapor recovery system and its components comply with A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter;

and ii. The vapor recovery system passes
the required vapor recovery tests according

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter. 2. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order requiring

a person

to excavate

a vapor recovery

site if the person covers

a vapor recovery component before

a Department pre-burial inspection

and shall impose

a $500 civil penalty

if the excavated system does not pass required vapor recovery
tests according

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter. 3. The Department

shall issue
an administrative

order

if
a person fails
to schedule

an initial test date within

90 days of opening

a vapor recovery

site or an annual test date within
the person’s designated

test month
for that year. The Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag if the person does not comply with the administrative
order. 4. The Department

shall impose

a $100 civil penalty

on

a pemon who does not have
an authority

to construct
plan approval available

for inspection

at the construction

site during normal business hours. 5. The Department

shall issue

a warning

tag
to

a person whose vapor recovery system labeling does not comply with the authority

to construct plan approval.
The Depart ment shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag and impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a person who does not correct

a labeling violation within
the time specified

on

a warning tag. 6. The Department

shall issue

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag to

a person whose vapor recovery system fails

a test under R20-2-905

or R20-2-910.

If the test failure

is isolated

to
a system component,

the Department’s stop-sale, stop-use tag shall pertain

to that component

so the rest of the sys tem may operate. 7. The Department

shall impose

a $500 civil penalty
and issue another stop-sale, stop-use

tag to

a person who vio lates

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag. The Department

shall impose

a $500 civil penalty
and revoke, suspend,

or refuse

to renew

a commercial device license

if
a person removes

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag without approval. M. Registered service agency
and registered service representa tive.
If a registered service agency submits

to the Department an inaccurate

or incomplete placed-in-service

or test report,
the Department
shall: a. Return
the inaccurate

or incomplete placed-in-ser vice
or test report

to the agency
for correction,

and b. Impose

a $50 civil penalty

on the agency each time the agency resubmits

a placed-in-service

or test report without making

all needed corrections.

2. The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil penalty

on

a registered service representative

who incorrectly: a. Installs

a commercial device, b. Repairs

a commercial device, c. Tests

a vapor recovery system,

or d. Repairs

a vapor recovery system. 3.
If an unlicensed person represents itself

as

a registered service agency,
the Department
shall: a. Issue

an administrative
order, b. Impose

a $500 civil penalty
and confiscate

the unli censed person’s calibration standards

if the unli censed person violates

the administrative
order, and c. Deny

a registered service agency license

to the unli censed person

if the unlicensed person fails
to com ply with the enforcement
action under this subsection. 4. The Department
shall issue
an administrative

order

to an unlicensed person who performs

the duties

of
a registered service representative.

The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil penalty

on the registered service agency
for which
the unlicensed individual works. 5. The Department

shall issue

an administrative

order

if
a registered service representative
places

a commercial device into service without Department authorization. The Department
shall impose

a $500 civil penalty

on the registered service agency whose representative
places

a commercial device into service without Department authorization. 6. The Department

shall impose

a $500 civil penalty

on

a registered service agency whose registered service repre sentative uses

a metrology standard

or vapor recovery

air- to-liquid (A/L) ratio testing equipment

that

is not certified according

to this Chapter.
The Department

shall confis cate

a metrology standard

or A/L ratio testing equipment if
a registered service representative

uses the uncertified standard

or equipment
after the registered service agency is penalized.

The Department

shall return the standard

or equipment when

it is properly certified. 7. The Department

shall issue
an administrative

order

to

a vapor recovery registered service agency

or person who owns

a vapor recovery system that does not, according

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter: a. Notify
the Department

of

a test date and time, b. Begin

a test at the approved time, c. Appear

for

a witnessed
test, d. Close

a vapor recovery system
for repairs

if the sys tem fails,
or e. Perform

a test 8. The Department

shall impose

a $300 civil penalty

on

a vapor recovery registered service agency that violates subsection (M)(7) twice

in 12 months. 9.
If
a registered service agency’s registered service repre sentative does not attach

a non-tampering

seal on

a com mercial device that

is equipped

for

a seal, the Department shall: a. Impose

a $300.00 civil penalty

on the registered

ser vice agency
for the first violation,

and b. Impose

a $500 civil penalty

on the registered service agency

for each subsequent violation

by the regis tered service representative. 10. If

a registered service representative determines

that

a vapor recovery system

or component

is not
in compliance with A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter,

the reg istered service representative

shall: a. Secure
the non-compliant

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of Weights
and Measures representative
leaves
the vapor recovery

site or until the system

or component passes the tests required

by R20-2-9l

0; b. Notify
the Department

of the secured, non-compli ant vapor recovery system

or component before leaving

the vapor recovery
site; and c. Notify

the Department

of the time
of the test required

by R20-2-910

by 6:00 a.m. of the day after the non-compliant
vapor recovery system

or compo nent

is secured

or one hour before
the test, which ever

is sooner. 11. If
a registered service representative

fails

to comply with subsection (M)(10)(b)

or (M)(I0)(c),

the Department shall: a. Impose

a $300 civil penalty

on the registered service representative; b. Issue

an administrative
order,

if the registered

ser vice representative

is penalized under this subsec tion three times

in 12 months, requiring

the registered service representative

to take and pass the licensing competency examination;

and c. Suspend

or revoke
the license

of the registered

ser vice agency employing

the registered service repre sentative

if the registered service representative

does not comply with
an order issued under subsection (M)(l l)(b). Historical Note Adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Repealed effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-2). R20-2-104 recodi fied from R4-3l-104 (Supp. 95-1). New Section R20-2- 104 renumbered
from R20-2-108

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rule making

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June 5,2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-105. Repealed Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-103 adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section renum bered from Section R4.3l-1

14 effective May 31, 1991 (Supp.

9 1-2). Amended effective August
28, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-l05 recodified from R4-31-105 (Supp.
95- 1). Section R20-2-105 renumbered

to R20-2-102;

new Section R20-2-105 renumbered
from R20-2-109

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Section repealed

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-106. Repealed Historical Note Former Section R4-31-106 adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section renum bered from R4-3 1-115 effective May 31, 1991 (Supp.
91- 2). R20-2-l

06 recodified from R4-3 1-106 (Supp. 95-1). Section R20-2-106 renumbered

to R20-2-103;

new Sec tion R20-2-106 renumbered
from R20-2-1

10 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Section repealed

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-l

07. Repealed Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-107 adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section renum bered from R4-3 1-116 effective May31,
1991 (Supp.
91- 2). Amended

by emergency action effective June

1, 1993,

pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 93-2). Emergency expired. Emergency amend ments adopted again effective October

14, 1993, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 93-4). Emergency expired. Emergency amendments adopted again with changes effective January

19, 1994, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 94-1). Emergency amendments permanently adopted with changes effective April

4, 1994 (Supp. 94-2). R20-2-107 recodified from R4-3 1-107 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed;
new Section adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Section repealed

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-108. Time-frames

for Licenses, Renewals,

and Authorities

to Construct A. For each type of license, renewal,

or authority issued

by the Department,

the overall time-frame described

in A.R.S.

§ 41 1072(2)

is set forth

in Table

1. B. For each type of license, renewal,

or authority issued
by the Department,

the administrative completeness review time- frame described

in A.R.S.

§ 41-1072(1)

is set forth

in Table

I and begins

on the date the Department receives

an application. 1.
If the application

is not administratively complete,

the Department

shall send

a deficiency notice

to the appli cant. a. The deficiency notice shall state each deficiency

and the information needed

to complete

the application. b. Within
the time provided

in Table

I for response

to the deficiency notice,
the applicant shall submit

to the Department

the missing information specified

in the deficiency notice. The time-frame

for the Department

to finish the administrative complete ness review

is suspended
from the date the Depart ment mails the deficiency notice

to the applicant until the date the Department receives

the missing information. c.
If the applicant does not submit
the missing informa tion within
the time

to respond

to the deficiency notice
set forth

in Table

1, the Department

shall send a written notice

to the applicant informing

the appli cant that the application

is deemed withdrawn.

An applicant
who desires

to reapply shall begin
the application process anew. 2.
If the application

is administratively complete,

the Department

shall send

a written notice

of administrative completeness

to the applicant C. For each type
of license, renewal,

or authority issued
by the Department,

the substantive review time-frame described

in A.R.S.

§ 41-1072(3)

is set forth

in Table

1 and begins

on the date the Department
sends written notice

of administrative completeness

to the applicant. I. During
the substantive review time-frame,

the Depart ment may make one comprehensive written request

for additional information.

The applicant shall submit
the additional information within
the time provided

in Table I for response

to

a comprehensive written request

for additional information.

The time-frame

for the Depart ment

to finish the substantive review

is suspended
from the date the Department
mails
the request until the Department receives

the information. 2.
If the applicant
does not submit
the requested additional infonnation within
the time-frame

in Table

I, the Depart ment shall issue

a written notice informing

the applicant that the application

is deemed withdrawn.

The applicant may request

in writing that the Department

deny the application within

15 days
of the date of the notice

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An applicant
who desires

to reapply shall begin the application process anew. 3. The Department

shall issue

a written notice

of denial

of license, renewal,

or authority

if the Department deter mines that the applicant does not meet
all of the substan tive criteria required

by A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter

for

a license, renewal,

or authority.

The notice

of denial shall include: a. Reasons

for the denial, with citations

to the statutes or rules
on which the denial

is based; and b. The name and telephone number

of

a Department employee
who can answer questions regarding

the application process. 4.
If the applicant meets

all of the substantive criteria required

by A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, and this Chapter for

a license, renewal,

or authority

the Department

shall issue the license, renewal,

or authority

to the applicant. D. The time period
for an applicant

to respond

to

a deficiency notice

or request
for additional information

shall commence on the date of personal service

or the postmark
date. E.
In computing

any time period prescribed

in this Section,

the day of the act, event,

or default shall not be included.
The last day of the period shall
be included unless

it is Saturday,
Sun day,
or
a state holiday,

in which event the period runs until the end of the next day that

is not

a Saturday, Sunday,

or state hol iday. The computation

shall include intermediate Saturdays, Sundays

and holidays. F. An applicant whose license, renewal,

or authority

is denied
has a right

to

a hearing,

an opportunity

for rehearing,

and
if the denial

is upheld, judicial review pursuant

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, Articles

6 and 10, and A.R.S. Title
12, Chapter

7, Article

6. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). R20-2-108 recodifled from R4-3 1-108 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-108 renumbered

to R20-2-104;

new Section R20-2-108 adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-109. Administrative Hearing Procedures A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, Articles

6 and
10 apply

to the Depart ment’s hearings. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). Emergency amendments adopted effective July
17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.

9 1-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Amended effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2- 109 recodifled from R4-3 1-109 (Supp. 95-1). Citation ref erencing

the former Title (A.A.C. Title

4, Chapter

31, recodified) corrected

to 20 A.A.C.

2 (Supp. 97-2). R20-2- 109 renumbered

to R20-2-105;

new Section adopted effec tive October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-l

10. Motion
for Rehearing

or Review A. Except

as provided

in subsection

(G), any party

in

a contested case
or appealable agency action before
the Department

who

is aggrieved

by

a decision rendered

in the case may file with the Department,

a written motion

for rehearing

or review

of the decision, pursuant

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, Article

10, specif’ing

the particular grounds

for the motion. B.

A motion
for rehearing

or review may be amended

at any time before

it is ruled upon by the Department.

A response may be filed within

15 days after service

of the motion

or amended motion

by any other party. The Department

may require
the filing
of written briefs upon the issues raised

in the motion and may provide

for oral argument. C.
A rehearing

or review

of the decision may only be granted
for any of the following reasons materially affecting

the moving party’s rights

or ability

to receive

a fair hearing: 1. Any irregularity

in the hearing, order,

or abuse

of discre tion by the administrative

law judge

or the Department. 2. Misconduct

of the Department,

the administrative

law judge,

or the prevailing party. 3. Accident

or surprise that could not have been prevented by ordinary prudence. 4. Newly discovered material evidence
that could not have been discovered
with reasonable diligence

and produced at the original hearing. 5. Excessive

or insufficient penalties. 6. Error

in the admission

or rejection

of evidence

or other errors
of law occun-ing

at the hearing. 7. That the decision

is not justified

by the evidence

or is contrary

to law. D. The Department

may affirm

or modify

its decision,

or grant

a rehearing

or review. After giving
the parties

or their counsel notice and an opportunity

to be heard,
the Department

may grant

a rehearing

or review
for

a reason not stated

in

a party’s motion.

An order granting

a rehearing

or review shall specif’ the grounds

on which the rehearing

or review

is granted. The rehearing

or review shall cover only those matters

so specified. E. The Department, within
the time for filing

a motion

for rehear ing or review under this rule, may order

a rehearing

or review for any of the reasons

set forth

in subsection

(C), after giving the parties notice and an opportunity

to be heard. F. When

a motion

for rehearing

or review

is based upon affida vits, the moving party shall serve the affidavits
with the motion.

An opposing party has
15 days from the date of ser vice
to serve opposing affidavits.

The Department

may extend the period

to respond

up to 20 days for good cause,

or by writ ten stipulation

of the parties.

If the Department permits reply affidavits,

the replying party has five days

in which

to serve them. G.
If the Department makes specific findings that the immediate effectiveness

of
a decision

is necessary

for the immediate pres ervation

of the public peace, health,
and safety and that

a rehearing

or review

of the decision

is impracticable, unneces sary,

or contrary

to the public interest,

the Department

may issue the decision

as

a final decision without

an opportunity for

a rehearing

or review.

If
a decision

is issued

as

a final deci sion without

an opportunity

for rehearing

or review,
any appli cation
for judicial review

of the decision shall be made within the thne limits permitted

for applications

for judicial review

of the Department’s

final decision. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). Emergency amendments adopted effective July 17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.

9 1-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again June 30, 2004

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2

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Code Department

of Weights
and Measures without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only
90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Amended effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). P20-2. 110 recodified from R4-3 1-110 (Supp. 95-1). Citations referencing former rules

in A.A.C. Title

4, Chapter

31, corrected

to 20 A.A.C.

2 (Supp. 97-2). P20-2-110 renum bered from R20-2-1

13 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rulemalcing

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-11

I. Repealed Historical Note Adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). Section R4-31-1

11 repealed, new Section R4-3 1-111 adopted

by emergency action effective July 17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only
90 days (Supp.

9 1-3). Section R4-3 1-111 repealed again, new Section R4-31-1

11 adopted again
by emergency action without change effective October

16, 1991, pursu ant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.
91- 4). Section R4-31-1

11 repealed again, new Section
R4- 31-Ill adopted again by emergency action without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Section R4-3 1-111 repealed again, new Section R4-3 1-Ill adopted again
by emergency action without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41- 1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Section R4-31- ill repealed,
new Section R4-31-1

11 adopted with changes effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2-1

11 recodifled from R4-31-1

11 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-1

12. Repealed Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). Former Section R4-31-l

12 renumbered

to R4-31-l

13, new Section R4-31-1

12 adopted

by emer gency action effective July17, 1991, pursuantto A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Former Section R4-31-l

12 renumbered
again toR4-31-1

13, new Section R4-3 1-112 adopted again
by emergency action without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Former Section R4-3 1-112 renumbered
again

to R4-3

1- 113, new Section R4-31-l

12 adopted again without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Former Section R4-3 1-112 renumbered
again

to R4-31-l

13, new Section R4-31-l

12 adopted again
by emergency action without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant

to A.RS.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Fonner Section R4-3 1-112 renum bered

to R4-3 1-113, new Section R4-3 1-112 adopted effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2-
112 recodi fled from R4-3l-l

12 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-1

13. Renumbered Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). Section

repealed,
new Section adopted effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-1). Former Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered

to R4-3 1-114, new Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered
from R4-3
1-1 12 by emergency action effective July 17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Section R4-31 -113 renumbered
again

to R4-3 1-114, new Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered
again from R4-3 1-112
by emergency action without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only
90 days (Supp. 91-4). Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered
again

to R4-31 -114, new Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered
again from R4-3 1-112
by emergency action without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Section R4-31-1

13 renumbered again

to R4-31 -114, new Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered again from R4-3 1-112
by emergency action without change effective April 22, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41- 1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Section R4-3

1- 113 renumbered

to R4-3 1-114, new Section R4-3 1-113 renumbered
from R4-31-1

12 effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2-l

13 recodified from R4-3 1-113 (Supp. 95-1). Section P20-2-113 renumbered

to R.20-2- 110 effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-114. Repealed Historical Note Adopted effective April
10, 1984 (Supp. 84-2). Amended effective April
19, 1989 (Supp. 89-2). Renumbered

to Section R4-31-l05 effective May 31, 1991 (Supp. 91-2). Section R4-3 1-114 renumbered
from R4-3 1-113
by emergency action effective July 17, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Section R4-3 1-114 renumbered
again from R4-3 1-113 by emergency action without change effective October

16, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only
90 days (Supp. 91-4). Section R4-3 1-114 renumbered
again from R4-3 1-113
by emergency action without change effective January

9, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Section R4-31-1

14 renumbered
again from R4-3 1-113 by emergency action without change effective April22, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-2). Section R4-3 1-114 renumbered
from R4-3 1-113 effective June 22, 1992 (Supp. 92-2). R20-2- 114 recodifled from R4-31-1

14 (Supp. 95-1). P20-2-114 repealed effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-1

15. Renumbered Historical Note Adopted effective April
10, 1984 (Supp. 84-2). Renum bered

to R4-3 1-106 effective May31,
1991 (Supp.

9 1-2). P20-2-115 recodifled from R4-3 1-115 (Supp. 95-I). R20-2-1

16. Renumbered Historical Note Adopted effective March

14, 1988 (Supp. 88-1). Renum bered

to R4-3 1-107 effective May31,
1991 (Supp.

9 1-2). P20-2-116 recodified from R4-3 1-116 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-117. Renumbered Historical Note Renumbered
from R4-3 1-102(D)
and amended effective June
14, 1990 (Supp. 90-2). Former Section R4-3 1-117 renumbered

to R4-3 1-103 effective May31,
1991 (Supp. 91-2). P20-2-117 recodifled from R4-3l-1

17 (Supp. 95-1). Supp. 04-2

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Title 20,Ch.2 Department

of Weights
and Measures Table

1. Time-frames

(in days) Type
of License Administrative

Time

to Respond

to Substantive Review Time

to Respond

to Overall Review Deficiency Notice Time-frame
Request

for Additional Time-frame Time-frame

Information Commercial Device

10

20

30

20

40 R20-2-201 Public Weighmaster

10

20

30

20

40 R20-2-501 Registered Service

10

20

30

20

40 Agency/Representative R20-2-601 Authority

to Construct

10

20

30

20

40 R20-2-904

Historical Note Table

1 adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). ARTICLE

2. COMMERCIAL DEVICES R20-2-201. Licensing Process Before using

a commercial device,

a person

or

a contracted regis tered service representative

shall apply for

a license

for the com mercial device. The commercial device may
be used without

a license

for up to 30 days after
an application

is filed with the Department.

The application
shall
be on

a form supplied

by the Department

that includes: 1. The applicant’s name, address,
and telephone number, 2. The name, address,
and telephone number

of the location where the commercial device will be operated; 3.

A description

of the commercial device; and 4. The applicant’s signature. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-201 recodified from R4-3 1-201 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed;
new Section adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Subsection labeling corrected

to conform

to Secretary

of State format requirements (Supp.

0 1-1). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effec tive June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-202. Repealed Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 834). R20-2-202 recodifled from R4-3 1-202 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-202 renumbered

to R20-2-203;

new Section R20-2-202 adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Section repealed

by fmal rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-203. Approval, Installation,

and Sale of Devices A.

A commercial device installed

or placed

in use after January

1, 1975, shall be prototype-approved

by NCWM

or have

a certif icate
of approval from the California Type Evaluation

Pro grant 1.
If

a commercial device
has been continuously licensed since January

1, 1975, the commercial device

is exempt from NCWM

or California Type Evaluation Program prototype approval. 2.
If
a commercial device exempt under subsection (A)(1) fails the specifications, tolerances,

or other technical requirements

of Handbook

44 during

a Department inspection,

the Department

shall revoke
the commercial device license and

a person shall not use the device com mercially.

B. The seller
of
a commercial device that

is remanufactured

for the purpose

of commercial

sale shall mark the commercial device

as remanufactured. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-203 recodified from R4-3 1-203 (Supp. 95-I). Section R20-2- 203 renumbered

to R20-2-204;

new Section R20-2-203 renumbered
from R20-2-202

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rule making

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June 5,2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-204. Livestock

and Vehicle Scale Installation A. Portable livestock

and portable vehicle scales shall
be designed

to be moveable from one location

to another. B. Portable scales and low-profile electronic scales shall
be accessible

for maintenance. C. Notwithstanding Handbook

44, vehicle
and livestock scales installed above ground shall have

2 feet minimum clearance from the bottom

of the lowest platform support girder

to the ground. D. Notwithstanding Handbook

44, vehicle
and livestock scales, installed with

a pit, shall have

2 feet minimum clearance from the bottom

of the main girder that

is lowest

in platform support to the pit floor. Historical
Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 834). Amended by adding subsections

(C) through

(J) effective April

10, 1984 (Supp. 84-2). Amended subsection

(H) and added

a new subsection

(K) effective April22, 1988 (Supp. 88-2). Former Section R4-3 1-204 renumbered without change as Sections R4-31-701

and R4-31-703 through R4-31- 717 (Supp. 89-1). R20-2-204 recodifled from R4-31-204 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-204 renumbered
from R20-2-203 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-205.

Taxi Cab License Display A taxicab device licensee shall post the device license

on the out side of the rear window

of the taxicab. Historical
Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 834). Amended subsection

(B) effective April
10, 1984 (Supp. 84-2). Amended effective April 22, 1988 (Supp. 88-2). Correc tion: Paragraph

10. in subsections

(C) and (D) corrected to read: “0. 50 percent

by weight..”

as certified effective July 27, 1983 (Supp.88-3). Former Section R4-3l-205 June 30, 2004

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Supp. 04-2Title20,Cli.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresrenumberedwithoutchangeasSectionsR4-31-701andR4-31-718throughR4-32-721(Supp.89-1).R20-2-205recodifiedfromR4-31-205(Supp.95-1).NewSectionmadebyfmalrulemaicingat10A.A,R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).ARTICLE3.PACKAGING,LABELING,ANDMETHODOFSALER20-2-301.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-301recodifledfromR4.31-301(Supp.95-1).Sectionrepealed;newSectionadoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Sectionrepealedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-302.Handbook130andHandbook133A.Apersonshallcomplywithallpackaging,labeling,andmethodofsalerequirementsinHandbook130,exceptasotherwisestatedinthisChapter.Apersonshallensurethatpackagedcommoditieskept,offered,exposedforsale,sold,orintheprocessofdeliveryareweighed,measured,andinspectedusingsamplingandtestingproceduresdesignatedinHandbook133,exceptasotherwisestatedinthisChapter.B.Aretailsellershallensurethatapackagethatisofferedforsaleinavariableweight,measurement,orcount,andthatisweighed,measured,orcountedatthetimeofsale,includesalabelonthepackageidentifyingthenetweight,measurement,orcount,itemdescription,andpacker’snameifthepackerisnottheretailer.Pre-packagedproducedoesnotrequirealabeloneachpackageiftheretailer1.Clearlylabelstheprice-per-poundwherethepackagedproduceisdisplayed,and2.Deductsatareforthepackagingfromthegrossweightatthetimeofsale.C.Aretailsellershallpriceacommodityatthedateandtimethatitisorderedbyacustomer.D.Aretailsellerwhooffers,exposes,oradvertisesacommodityforsaleorrentshallpostadefinite,plain,andconspicuouspriceonthecommodityoradjacenttowherethecommodityisdisplayed.Ifthepriceofthecommodityisbyweight,measure,orcount,theretailershallplacethepriceperweight,measure,orcountonthecommodityoradjacenttowherethecommodityisdisplayed.Ifaretaileroffersacommodityforsaleorrentatapricereducedbyapercentageorafixedamountfromapreviouslyofferedprice,theretailershallplacethereductionorreducedpriceonthecommodityoradjacenttowherethecommodityisdisplayed.E.Apersonwhoownsoroperatesaplantnurseryshalllabeleachcommoditywithitsidentity,containersize,andprice,orpostasignwiththisinformationadjacenttothepointofdisplay.F.Aretailsellershallensurethatthepriceofeachitempurchasedisdisplayedvisiblytothepublicateachcheck-outlocation.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-302recodifledfromR4-31-302(Supp.95-I).Sectionrepealed;newSectionadoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-303.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-303recodifiedfromR4-31-303(Supp.95-1).R20-2-303repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-304.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-304recodifledfromR4-31-304(Supp.95-1).R20-2-304repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-305.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-305recodifiedfromR4-31-305(Supp.95-1).R20-2-305repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-306.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-306recodifiedfromR4-31-306(Supp.95-1).R20-2-306repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-307.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-307recodifledfromR4-31-307(Supp.95-1).R20-2-307repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-308.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-308recodifledfromR4-31-308(Supp.95-1).R20-2-308repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-309.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-309recodifiedfromR4-31-309(Supp.95-1).R20-2-309repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-310.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-310recodifledfromR4-31-310(Supp.95-I).R20-2-310repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-311.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-31IrecodifiedfromR4-31-311(Supp.95-1).R20-2-311repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-312.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-312recodifledfromR4-31-312(Supp.95-1).R20-2-312repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-313.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).AmendedeffectiveAugust24,1992(Supp.92-3).R20-2-313recodifledfromR4-31-313(Supp.95-I).R20-2-313repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).Supp.04-2Page12June30,2004ArizonaAdministraiiveCodeTitle20.Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresARTICLE4.PRICEVERIFICATIONANDPRICEPOSTINGR20-2-401.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-401recodifiedfromR4-31-401(Supp.95-1).R20-2-401repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-402.Price-postingInspectionProcedureandViolationExceptionsA.TheDepartmentshallchooseoneitemthatwasusedandfouradjacentitemsthatwerenotusedforaprice-verificationinspectionasthesamplesforaprice-postinginspection.B.IftheDepartmentfindsanallegedprice-postingviolationinvolvinganitemusedduringitsprice-verificationinspection,theDepartmentshallrecordtheprice-postingviolationontheinspectionreport.C.Thefollowingareprice-postingviolations:1.Nopriceispostedordisplayedforaninspecteditem,or2.Lessthan98percentofthepricesofinspecteditemsarepostedaccurately.D.Thefollowingarenotprice-postingviolations:1.Apriceispostedonashelfwhereanitemisdisplayedratherthanmarkedontheitemindividually;2.Apriceispostedontheshelfatthefarthestleftsideofallitemswiththesamepriceforupto3feetofshelfspace.Thepriceforcommoditieswiththesameuniformpricecodemaybemorethanthreefeetfromthepricepostediftheyarealldisplayedinthesamelocation;3.Apricepostedabovethehighestiteminaverticallocationisthepriceofallitemsinthatlocation;4.Astorageareathatispostedasastorageareaforwhichacustomershouldaskforassistance;5.Arestockingareathatispostedasarestockingareaforwhichacustomershouldaskforassistance;6.Apriceispostedonahookinfrontoforbehindarowofitemsbutthepriceisclearlyvisibleoranoticeisclearlyvisiblestatingthatthepriceispostedbehindtherowofitems;7.Anitemislocatedinanadvertisingdisplaywithoutapostedpricebutanoticeispostedinformingacustomertoaskforpriceinformationassistanceaboutaniteminthedisplay.Aservicecounterisnotanadvertisingdisplay;8.Amenu-typesignatapointofdisplaythatliststhenameandpriceofeveryitematthepointofdisplayintextatleast318”high;9.Apointofdisplaycontainsmorethanoneitempostedwiththemanufacturer’snameorlogoandthepriceandnameofeachiteminthepointofdisplayisposted;10.Apriceispostedonlyateachentrancetoastorebutthatpriceisthepriceofeachiteminthestore,orateachentrancetoadepartmentwithinastorebutthatpriceisthepriceofeachiteminthedepartment;and11.Anoticestatesthatthereisanadditionalchargebasedonanitem’ssizeandeachsizeandtheadditionalchargeforeachsizeisposted.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-402recodifiedfromR4-31-402(Supp.95-1).R20-2-402repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).NewSectionmadebyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-403.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-403recodifledfromR4-31-403(Supp.95-1).R20-2-403repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-404.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-404recodifiedfromR4-31-404(Supp.95-1).R20-2-404repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-405.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-405recodifiedfromR4-31405(Supp.95-1).R20-2-405repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-406.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-406recodifiedfromR4-31406(Supp.95-1).R20-2406repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-407.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20.-2-407recodifiedfromR4-3l407(Supp.95-1).R.20-2407repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-408.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-408recodifiedfromR4..31408(Supp.95-1).R20-2-408repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-409.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-409recodifledfromR4-31409(Supp.95-1).R20-2409repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-410.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-4l0recodifiedfromR4..31410(Supp.95-1).R20-2-410repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-411.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.834).R20-2-41IrecodifiedfromR4-31-4lI(Supp.95-1).R20-2-41IrecodifiedfromR4-31410(Supp.95-1).R20-241IrepealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-412.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-4l2recodifiedfromR4-31412(Supp.95-1).R20-2-412recodifledfromR4-31410(Supp.95-1).R20-2-412repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).June30,2004Page13Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresARTICLES.PUBLICWEIGHMASTERSR20-2-501.Qualifications;LicenseandRenewalApplicationProcessA.InadditiontotherequirementsofA.R.S.41-2093,tobeapublicweighniasteroradeputypublicweighmaster,apersonshall:1.Beatleast18yearsold,2.Beabletooperateascaleaccurately,and3.Beabletoexecuteweightcertificatesproperly.B.ApersonshallnotperformthedutiesofapublicweighmasterordeputypublicweighmasteruntilthepersonpassesthewrittenweighmasterexaminationadministeredbytheDepartment.Apersonmaynottaketheexaminationmorethantwotimesinsixmonths.C.ApersonthatmeetsthequalificationsforpublicweighmasterordeputypublicweighmastermayapplyforalicenseonaformsuppliedbytheDepartment.I.Theapplicationformincludes:a.Theapplicant’sname,address,andtelephonenumber;b.Astatementbytheapplicantthattheapplicantknowsandunderstandsweighmasterlawsandrules;c.Thename,address,andtelephonenumberofeachoftheapplicant’spublicweighmasterlocations;andd.Theapplicant’ssignature.2.Thepublicweighmaster’sapplicationformalsoincludes:a.Thenameofeachdeputypublicweighrnaster,b.Thenameandaddressofthescale;andc.Thescaledescription.3.Anapplicantmayberequiredtosubmitevidenceofqualificationsandshallbeexaminedregardingcompetenceorqualifications.D.BeforetheDepartmentisniesorrenewsapublicweighmasterordeputypublicweiglunasterlicense,theapplicantshallpaytherequiredfeesandprovideinformationrequiredinA.R.S.Title41,Chapter15,andthisChapter.E.TheDepartmentdoesnotchargeafeetoprocessachangeinnameoraddress.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).P.20-2-501recodifiedfromR4-31-501(Supp.95-1).Sectionrepealed;newSectionadoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).P20-2-502.DutiesApublicweighmastershall:1.Beresponsibleforthedailyoperationandmaintenanceofthelicensedscaleusedwhenperformingweighmasterduties;2.Usescalesaccordingtoapplicablelawsandrules;and3.Beresponsibleforallactsperformedbyanydeputypublicweighmasterdesignatedbytheweighrnaster.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-502recodifledfromR4-31-502(Supp.95-I).R20-2-502renumberedtoR20-2-504;newSectionR20-2-502adoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).P20-2-503.GroundsforDenyingLicenseorRenewal;andDisciplinaryActionA.TheDepartmentmaydenyaweighmasterlicenseforanyofthefollowingreasons:I.Providingfalseormisleadinginformation;2.FailingtomeettherequirementsstatedinthisArticle;or3.Anyofthereasonsstatedinsubsections(B)(l)through(9).B.TheDepartmentmayimposedisciplinaryactionagainst,orrefusetorenewapublicweighmaster’slicenseforanyofthereasonsstatedinsubsection(A)(l)or(2),oriftheDepartmenthasdeterminedthatthepublicweighrnaster:1.Doesnothavetheabilitytoweighaccurately;2.Hasnotcorrectlymadeweightcertificates;3.HasbeenfoundtohaveviolatedanyprovisionofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter15,orthisChapter;4.Hasfalsifiedaweightcertificate;5.Hasdelegatedauthoritytosomeoneotherthanalicensedpublicweighmasterordeputypublicweighmaster;6.Hasimproperlyusedaweighniaster’ssealofauthority;7.Haspresignedcertificatesforlateruse;8.Hasissuedaweightcertificateonwhichchangesoralterationsweremade;or9.Hasusedascaleforpublicweighingthatisnotproperlylicensed.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-503recodifledfromR4-31-503(Supp.95-1).P.20-2-503renumberedtoR20-2-505;newSectionR20-2-503adoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-504.ScalesandVehicleWeighingA.Whenmakingaweightdetermination,apublicweighmastershalluseaweighingdevicethatissuitableforthefunction.B.Thepublicweighmastershallnotuseascaletoweighaloadthatexceedsthenormalorratedcapacityofthescale.C.Theowneroruserofaweighingdeviceisresponsiblefortheaccuracyofthedeviceusedbyapublicweighmaster.TheownerorusershallcomplywithHandbook44.D.Ifascaleisequippedwithaprintingdevice,itshallbeusedforallrelevantentriesontheweightcertificate.E.TheDepartmentshallseparatelylicenseandregulateeachscalelocation.F.Aweighmastershallweighanyvehicleorcombinationofvehiclesonascalehavingaplatformthatfullyaccommodatesthevehicleorcombinationofvehiclesasoneunit.G.Ifacombinationofvehiclesisdividedintoseparateunitstobeweighed,eachseparateunitshallbeentirelydisconnectedbeforeweighingandaseparateweightcertificateshallbeissuedforeachunit.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveJuly27,1983(Supp.83-4).R20-2-504recodifiedfromR4-31-504(Supp.95-1).R20-2-504renumberedtoR20-2-506;newSectionR20-2-504renumberedfromP.20-2-502andamendedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).P20-2-505.WeightCertificatesA.Inissuingaweightcertificate,apublicweighmastershallenteronlythoseweightvaluesthattheweighmasterordeputyweighmasterhasaccuratelyandpersonallydetermined.B.Apublicweighmastershallnotmakeanyentriesonaweightcertificateissuedbyanotherperson.C.Bysigningaweightcertificate,aweighmasterortheweigh-master’sdeputyshallberesponsiblefortheaccuracyofallentriesontheweightcertificate.D.Aweightcertificateisvalidonlywhenproperlysignedandsealedbytheissuingweighmasterortheweighmaster’sdeputy.Supp.04-2Page14June30,2004Arizona Administrative

Code

Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures E. If an error

is made

on

a weight certificate,

the weighmaster shall void the certificate

and issue

a new certificate.

No changes

or alterations
shall be made
on

a certificate. F.

A weight certificate
shall state: 1. The date of issuance; 2. The name
of the declared owner, agent,

or consignee

of the material weighed; 3. The accurate weight

of the material weighed

or counted; 4. The means

by which
the material

is being transported

at the time

it is weighed

or counted; 5. An identification number

of the transporting

unit, includ ing

a license number;
and 6. The following statement: “PUBLIC WEIGHMASTER’S CERTIFICATE

OF WEIGHT AND MEASURE.

This

is to certify that the described merchandise

was weighed, counted,

or measured

by

a public

or deputy weigbmaster, and when properly signed and sealed,

is prima facie evi dence

of the accuracy

of the weight, count,

or measure shown

as prescribed

by law.” G.

A public weighmaster

shall maintain

a legible copy
of each weight certificate issued

at each scale location,

for

a minimum of one year.

A weighmaster

also shall ensure that weight cer tificates

are consecutively numbered

and filed numerically.

A weighmaster

shall not use another filing system without Department approval. Historical Note Adopted effective July27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-505 recodifled from R4-3]-505 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-5O5 renumbered

to R20-2-507;

new Section R20-2-505 renumbered
from R20-2-503

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-506.

Seal of Authority A.

A weigbmaster

shall obtain

a seal for the certification

of weight certificates

at cost through

the Department. B. The Department

shall assign

a number

to

a seal identifying

the public weighrnaster

and the specific location

for which the seal is issued. C.

A seal

is the property

of the state.

A weighmaster

shall surren der

a seal
to the Department within

30 days after the weighmaster

no longer operates

as

a licensed public weighmaster. D.

A public weighmaster

shall have one seal for use
at each scale location. E.

A seal shall be accessible

to the weighmaster

and authorized deputies during

all business hours

at the scale location

for the timely and proper certification

of weight certificates. F.

A public weighmaster

shall keep

a seal of authority

at each scale location
and make

it available

for inspection

by the Department during

all business hours. Historical Note R20-2-506 renumbered
from R20-2-504

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-507. Prohibited

Acts A.

A person shall not: 1. Issue

a certified weight certificate without being

a licensed public weighmaster

or

a person properly autho rized

to act for

a public weighniaster; 2. Procure, print,

or cause

to be printed
any public weighmaster weight certificate without being

a licensed public weighmaster

or

a person authorized

to act for

a public weighmaster; 3. Possess unfilled

or unused public weighmaster weight certificate forms without being

a licensed public weighmaster

or

a person authorized

to act for

a public weigh- master; 4. Furnish

or give false information

to

a weighmaster

for use in the completion

of

a weight certificate; 5. Present

a certificate

for payment falsified

by the insertion of any weight, measure,

or count not determined

by the issuing weighmaster; 6. Use without authorization

the title “licensed public weighmaster”

or any similar title; 7. Represent oneself

to be

a public weighmaster without holding

a license issued

by the Department; 8. Engage

in public weighing without holding

a valid license

as

a public weighmaster,

or acting under
the authority

of
a licensed public weighmaster; 9. Use
an unlicensed
scale

in the performance

of public weighmaster duties;

or 10. Operate

a scale for public weighing unless that person

is licensed

as
a public weighmaster. B. People engaged

in the business

of printing weight certificate forms, their representatives,

and the Department

are exempt from the prohibitions specified

in subsections (A)(2) and (3). Historical
Note R20-2-507 renumbered
from R20-2-505

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). ARTICLE

6. REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES
AND REPRESENTATiVES R20-2-601. Qualifications; License
and Renewal Application Process A. Registered service agency. 1. To obtain

a license

as

a registered service agency,

an applicant shall provide evidence that: a. The applicant’s registered service representative

has a thorough knowledge

of all appropriate

laws within A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, Hand book 112, CARB Executive Orders,
and this Chap ter; b. The applicant provided

its representative

with

a copy
of theportions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, Handbook

112, CARB Executive Orders,
and this Chapter relating

to registered

ser vice representative
duties; c. The applicant: i. Possesses

the necessary certified standards

and testing equipment

to service commercial devices;
and ii. Possesses

the necessary

test equipment

cali brated annually

by the equipment manufacturer to perform

an air to liquid (AJL) test of
a vapor recovery system

or vapor recovery component properly;

or iii. Has access

to the necessary standards

and test ing equipment belonging

to another registered service agency
and has written approval from that agency

to use its standards

and testing equipment;

and d. The applicant shall ensure that its registered service representative operates

the equipment according

to A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, Hand book 112, CARB Executive Orders,
and this Chap ter. 2. The Department

shall not issue

a registered service agency license until

at least one of the applicant’s employees passes

a registered service representative competency exam. June 30, 2004

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2

Arizona Administrative

Code Department

of Weights
and Measures 3. An applicant

for

a registered service agency license shall submit

an application form, obtained from the Depart ment that provides: a. Name, address, telephone number, electronic
mail address,
and facsimile number, b. License information
from other states; c. Types

of devices serviced, repaired,

or installed,

or vapor recovery systems

or components repaired

or tested; ci.

A list of all of the applicant’s devices
and testing equipment
with corresponding

serial

or identifica tion numbers; e. Branch office information; f. Names

of registered service representatives

and their experience
with other registered service agencies

or states; g. License
and disciplinary history;
and h. Applicant’s signature. B. Registered service representative. To obtain

a license

as

a registered service representative, an applicant shall provide evidence that: a. The applicant

has

a thorough knowledge

of all appropriate
laws within A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook

44, Handbook

112, CARB Executive Orders, and this Chapter; b. The applicant possesses

the necessary training

or experience regarding appropriate standards

and test ing equipment

to service
the specific commercial device, vapor recovery system,

or vapor recovery system component indicated

on the application; c. The applicant
will operate according

to appropriate laws within A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, Handbook 44, Handbook

112, CARB Executive Orders;
and this Chapter;
and d. The applicant

has passed

a competency examina tion. An applicant shall bring

a copy
of Handbook 44 and Handbook

112
to the examination

site. An applicant

for

a vapor recovery registered service rep resentative license shall complete

the Department’s training class before taking
the competency exami nation. 2. An applicant

for

a registered service representative license shall submit

an application

on

a form obtained from the Department

that provides: a. Name, address, telephone number,

and facsimile number; b. License information
from other states; c. Types

of devices serviced, repaired,

or installed,

or vapor recovery systems

or components repaired

or tested; d. Work experience
with other registered service agen cies
in Arizona

or other states; e. License
and disciplinary history;
and f. Applicant’s signature. C. To renew

a vapor recovery registered service representative license,

an applicant shall: Complete

the Department’s training class, and 2. Take and pass

a written vapor recovery examination, administered

by the Department. fl An applicant
may not take

a registered service representative examination
more than two times

in six months. E. An applicant shall complete

an examination within
the time specified. F. The Department

does not charge

a fee to process

a change

in business name

or address.

Historical
Note Adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-601 recodified from R4-3 1-601 (Supp. 95-1). Section amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-602. Duties A. Registered service agency. A registered service agency shall: a. Maintain

all equipment
used for commercial device certification according

to standards traceable

to NIST, and b. Maintain

and use equipment

for testing vapor recov ery systems
and vapor recovery system components according

to this Chapter
and manufacturer specifi cations. 2. When

a registered service agency restores

or newly places

in service

a commercial device,
the registered

ser vice agency shall complete

a placed-in-service

report form prescribed

by the Department. a. The registered service agency shall complete

the placed-in-service

report

in triplicate; b. Within seven calendar days after the commercial device

is restored

to service

or newly placed

in ser vice, the registered service agency shall mail the original

of the properly completed

and signed placed-in-service

report

to the Department; c. The registered service agency shall give

a copy
of the placed-in-service

report

to the person who owns or operates

the commercial device; d. The registered service agency shall retain

a copy
of the placed-in-service

report

or any required vapor recovery report for one year; e. The registered service agency shall ensure that the placed-in-service

report contains

the assigned license number

of the registered service representa tive who completes

the report; f. The registered service agency shall ensure that the placed-in-service

report

is completed

and signed

by the registered service representative
noting each rejected commercial device restored

to service
and each newly installed commercial device placed

in service; g. The registered service agency shall ensure that the placed-in-service

report includes

the serial

or identi fication number

of each standard used by the regis tered service representative

to calibrate

the commercial device
for each rejected device restored to service and for each newly installed device placed in service;
and h. The registered service agency shall ensure that the placed-in-service

report includes

the license number of the registered service representative

who installs or repairs
the commercial device. 3.

A registered service agency shall have all equipment
used for commercial device certification

and A/L testing certi fled annually

by the manufacturer. 4.

A registered service agency shall not use new equipment for commercial device certification

until

it is certified

by a NIST-traceable laboratory. 5.

A registered service agency shall ensure that employees do not perform registered service representative
duties until licensed.

A registered service agency may train

an employee

in registered service representative
duties only if the employee

is within
the direct line of sight and hearSupp. 04-2

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of Weights
and Measures ing of
a supervising licensed registered service represen tative. 6.

A registered service agency shall use

a form approved

by the Department

to record vapor recovery
test results and violations.

The registered service agency shall submit

to the Department

the summary

test report within

24 hours following

the test. All other forms relating

to the test shall be mailed within seven days after completion

of the test. 7.

A registered service agency shall ensure that its registered service representative provides

a copy
of the Regulatory Bill of Rights, defined

in A.R.S.

§ 41-1001.01,

to the owner

or operator

of

a vapor recovery system before beginning

a vapor recovery

test that

is not witnessed

by the Department. 8.

A registered service agency shall ensure that its registered service representative provides

a vapor recovery system owner

or operator with written
test preparation instruc tions, approved

by the Department,

at least

10 business days before

an initial

or annual test. B. Registered service representative. 1.

A registered service representative

shall: a. Install only commercial devices that meet the requirements

of this Chapter; b. Perform

all vapor recovery
tests according

to this Chapter, c. Perform

all appropriate
tests when repairing

a com mercial device

or repairing

or replacing

a vapor recovery system

or component

to ensure that the requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, this Chapter, Handbook

44, Handbook

112, and CARB Executive Orders
are met; d. Report

to the user equipment

or commercial devices that do not conform

to NIST standards;

and e. Complete placed-in-service
reports accurately. 2.
If
a vapor recovery registered service representative

can not correct

a violation
and has to leave the vapor recovery site, the registered service representative

shall secure
the non-compliant
vapor recovery system

or component
from commercial

use. The non-compliant
system

or compo nent shall not be used for commercial purposes until

it is repaired
and passes
the test required

by R20-2-910.

The registered service representative

shall notify the Depart ment
of the stop-sale, stop-use

by 6:00 a.m. of the day after the non-compliant
vapor recovery system

or compo nent

is secured

or one hour before
the test, whichever

is sooner,

so that the Department

can witness
the test. Historical Note Adopted effective
July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-602 recodifled from R4-3 1-602 (Supp. 95-I). Section amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effec tive June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-603. Grounds

for Denying License

or Renewal; Disci plinary Action;
and Certification

of Standards

and Testing Equipment A. The Department

shall not issue

a license

or renewal until
an applicant pays
all appropriate
fees. B. Upon receipt and acceptance

of all required documents,

fees, and Department certification

of standards,

the Department shall issue the agency

a license

or renewal. C. The Department

shall include

on

a license

an assigned num ber, that remains effective until either withdrawn

by the Department

or until

it expires. The Department

shall issue

a license with the agency’s assigned license number

to each reg istered service representative employed

by the agency who has passed
the competency examination. D. Neither

a registered service agency
nor

a registered service representative

shall transfer

a license. E.

A registered service agency shall submit
the renewal

fee for the agency license and the agency’s representatives’ licenses by the first day of the month that each license expires. F. The Department

may deny

a license

or renewal

for any of the following reasons: 1. Providing false
or misleading information; 2. Failure

to meet annual certification requirements

for stan dards

or testing equipment; 3. Failure

to meet the requirements
stated

in this Article;

or 4. For any reason that would

be grounds

for suspension, revocation,

or refusal

to renew. G. The Department

may suspend, revoke,

or refuse

to renew

a license

if the applicant

is not qualified

to perform those duties required

or has been found

to have violated
any provision

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Chapter. H. Every registered service agency and representative

shall com ply with the Department’s metrology laboratory annual sched ule for certification

of field standards contained

in A.R.S.

§ 41-2067(F). Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-603 recodified from R.4-3 1-603 (Supp. 95-1). Section amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-604. Prohibited
Acts A.

A person shall not: 1. Perform
any duty
or do any act required

to be done by

a registered service agency

or registered service representa tive without holding

a registered service agency

or regis tered service representative
license issued

by the Department, 2. Use the title of registered service agency

or registered service representative,

any similar title,

or hold oneself out as
a registered service agency

or representative

with out

a valid license;

or 3. Remove

an official out-of-service, warning,

or stop-sale, stop-use

tag except

as authorized

in this Chapter,

or by the Department. B.

A registered service agency

or registered service representa tive shall not: 1. Fraudulently complete

or file

a placed-in-service

report; 2. Delegate licensed authority

or responsibility

to an unli censed person; 3. Perform

a function without certified equipment; 4. Install

or place

in service

a commercial device before sat isfying

all of the statutory

and rule requirements; 5. Fail

to report

a commercial device

to the Department within two business days of finding that device

is out of compliance; 6. Install, calibrate,

or repair

a commercial device without placing

a sequentially numbered decal

or label
on the device

as prescribed

by the Director; 7. Leave

a location where there

is
a non-compliant commer cial device without securing

the commercial device from commercial

use;
or 8. Leave

a vapor recovery

site where there

is
a non-compli ant system

or component without securing

the system

or component
from commercial

use. Historical Note Adopted effective July 27, 1983 (Supp. 83-4). R20-2-604 recodifled from R4-31-604 (Supp. 95-1). Amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). Amended

by June 30, 2004

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Arizona Administrative

Code Department

of Weights
and Measures final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2.-605. Material Incorporated

by Reference The following documents

are incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department.

The documents incorporated

by reference contain

no future editions

or amendments. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 17-AD, Modflcation

of Certflcation

of the Emco Wheaton Balance Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, May 6, 1993, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 2. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 3 6-AD, Mod/ication

of Cerilfication

of the OPW Bal ance Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, September

18, 1992, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 3. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 52-AM, Certflcation

of Components

for Red Jacket, Hirt, and Balance Phase

II Vapor Recovery Systems, October

4, 1991, California

Air ResouTces Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 4. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 70-AC, ModfIcation

of Cert!fi cation

of the Healy Phase II Vapor Recovery System for Gasoline Dispensing Facil ities, June 23, 1992, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 5. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- l50-AE, Mod flcation

to the Certflcation

of the Marconi Commerce Systems
Inc. (MCS) “Formerly Gibarco” Vapor Vac Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, July
12, 2000, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 6. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- 153-AD, ModUication

to the Certflcation
ofthe Dresser! Wayne Wayne Vac Phase

H Vapor Recovery System, April

3, 2000, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 7. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 154-AA, Mod fication

to the Cert(fication

of the Tokheim Max Vac Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, June
10, 1997, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacra mento, California 95812-2815. 8. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- I 63-AA, ModWcation

to the Certification

of the OPW VaporEZ Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, September

4, 1996, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 9. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 1 64-AA, Modflcation

to Certflcation

of the Hasstech VCP-3A Vacuum Assist Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, December

10, 1996, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 10. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- 165, Certflcation

of the Healy Vacuum Assist Phase

II Vapor Recovery System with the Model 600 Nozzle, April 20, 1995, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 11. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 169-AA, Modflcation

to the CertWcation

of the Franklin Electric INTELLIVA

C Phase!? Vapor Recovery System, August

11, 1997, California

Air Resources Board. P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California

958 12-2815. 12. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- 177-AA, Modflcation

to the Cert/Ication

of the Hirt VCS400-7 Vacuum Assist Phase

H Vapor Recovery
Sys

tern, December

9, 1999, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 13. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- 180, Order Revoking Certflcation

of Healy Phase

II Vapor Recovery Systems
for Gasoline Dispensing Facili ties, April
17, 1997, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 14. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- I 83-AA, Relating

to Language Correction

in Existing Executive Order G-70-183 (Healy Systems. Inc.), June 29, 2001, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 15. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 186, Cert4flcation

of the Healy Model 400 OR PR Vapor Recovery System, October

26, 1998, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 16. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 188, CertWcation

of the Callow ICVN Vapor Recovery Nozzle System for use with the Gilbarco Vapor Vac Vapor Recovery System, May

18, 1999, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 17. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order G-70- 191-AA, Relating

to Language Correction

in Existing Executive Order G-70-191 (Healy Systems. Inc.), July 30, 2001, California

Air Resources Board. P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California 95812-2815. 18. California

Air Resources Board Executive Order 0-70- 196, Certflcation

of the Saber Technologies,

LLC Saber Vac PR Phase

II Vapor Recovery System, December

30, 2000, California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento, California

958 12-2815. Historical Note New Section made
by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). ARTICLE

7. MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Editor’s Note: The following Section was amended under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.& Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

§ 3. Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council for review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Act, the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt amendment expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-70L Defrnitioas In addition

to the definitions

in R20-2-lOl,

the following defini tions apply

to this Article unless the context otherwise requires: I. “Area A” has the same meaning

as in A.R.S.

§ 49-541. 2. “Area
B” has the same meaning

as in A.R.S.

§ 49-541. 3. “Arizona Cleaner Burning Gasoline”

or “Arizona CBG” means

a gasoline blend that meets
the requirements

of this Article

for gasoline produced

and shipped

to or within Arizona
and sold

or offered

for sale for use
in motor vehicles within
the CBG covered area, except

as provided under A.RS.

§ 41-2124(K). 4. “AZRBOB”

or “Arizona Reformulated Blendstock

for Oxygenate Blending” means

a petroleum-derived

motor fuel that

is intended

to be or is represented

to constitute Arizona CBG upon the addition

of

a specified type and Supp. 04-2

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of Weights
and Measures percentage

(or range

of percentages)

of oxygenate
after the fuel has been supplied from the production

or import facility

at which

it was produced

or imported. 5. “Batch” means

a quantity

of gasoline
that

is homoge neous for those fuel properties

that are specified

for Ari zona CBG certified under R20-2-75

I. 6. “Beginning

of transport” means
the point

at which: a.

A registered supplier relinquishes custody

of Ari zona CBG

or AZRBOB

to

a transporter

or

a thirdparty terminal;

or b.

A registered supplier who retains custody com mences transfer

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

into

a vessel, tanker,

or other container

for transport

to the CBG covered area. 7. “Blendstock”
means any liquid compound

that

is blended with other liquid compounds

to produce Arizona CBG. Deposit control additives

or other similar additives regis tered under
40 CFR 79 are not considered blendstocks. 8. “CBG covered area” means

a county with

a population

of 1,200,000

or more persons according

to the most recent United States decennial census and any portion

of

a county contained

in area
A. 9. “Conventional gasoline” means gasoline
that conforms with the requirements

of this Chapter

for sale
or use
in Arizona,

but does not meet the requirements

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. 10. “Co-solvent”
means

a chemical compound soluble

in, and added

to,

a methanol-gasoline

blend

to prevent phase separation, reduce corrosion,

and improve lubrication.

A co-solvent
may be any one or
a mixture

of the following: a. Ethanol, b. Anypropanol, c. Any butanol,

or ci. Gasoline grade tertiary butyl alcohol. 11. “Designated alternative limit” means

a fuel property specification, expressed

in the nearest part per million

by weight
for sulfur content, nearest 10th percent

by volume for aromatic hydrocarbon content, nearest 10th percent by volume

for olefin content,
and nearest degree Fahren heit for T90 and T50, that

is assigned

by

a registered
sup plier

to

a final blend

of Type

2 CBG

or AZRBOB

for purposes

of compliance
with the Predictive Model. 12. “Diesel”

or “diesel fuel” means

a refined middle distallate for use as

a fuel

in
a compression ignition internal combustion engine. 13. “Downstream oxygenate blending” means combining AZRBOB

and an oxygenate

to produce fungible Arizona CBG. 14. “EPA waiver” means

a waiver granted

by the Environ mental Protection Agency

as described

in “Waiver Requests under Section

21 1(1) of the Clean Air Act,” which

is incorporated

by reference

in R20-2-702. 15. “Final distribution facility” means

a stationary gasoline transfer point from which motor fuel
or AZRBOB

is transferred

into

a cargo tank truck, pipeline,

or other delivery vessel from which the motor fuel will be deliv ered

to

a gasoline dispensing

site.

A cargo tank truck

is
a final distribution facility

if the cargo tank truck transports motor fuel
or AZRBOB

and carries documentation

that the type and amount

or range

of amounts

of oxygenates designated

by the registered supplier will be or have been blended directly into the cargo tank truck before delivery of the resulting motor fuel
to the gasoline dispensing

site. 16. “Fuel” means any material capable

of releasing energy

or power

by combustion

or other chemical

or physical reac tion.

17. “Fuel property” means any characteristic
listed

in R20-2- 751 (A)(l) through (A)(7), R20-2-75 l(B)(l) through (B)(7),

or Table

2. 18. “Importer” means any person who assumes title
or own ership

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB produced

by an unregistered supplier. 19. “Motor fuel” means petroleum

or
a petroleum based sub stance that

is motor gasoline, aviation gasoline, number one or number
two diesel fuel,
or any grade
of oxygen ated gasoline typically used

in the operation

of
a motor engine. 20. “Motor vehicle” means any vehicle equipped
with

a spark-ignited

or compression-ignition

internal combus tion engine except: a. Vehicles
that run on, or are guided
by, rails;

or b. Vehicles

that are designed primarily

for travel through

air or water. 21. “MTBE” means methyl tertiary butyl ether. 22. “NOx” means oxides

of nitrogen. 23. “Octane,” “octane number,”

or “octane rating” mean the anti-knock characteristic

of gasoline

as determined

by the resultant arithmetic

test average

of ASTM D2699
and ASTM D2700. 24. “Oxygenate”
means
any oxygen-containing
ashless, organic compound, including aliphatic alcohols
and alt phatic ethers, which

is able
to be used

as

a fuel or as

a gasoline blending component

and

is approved

as
a blend ing agent under

a waiver issued

by the EPA under

42 USC 7545(/). 25. “Oxygenate blending facility” means
any location (including

a truck) where oxygenate

is added

to Arizona CBG
or AZRBOB,

and the quality

or quantity

of Arizona CBG

is not altered

in any other manner except
for the addition

of deposit control additives

or other similar addi tives registered under
40 CFR 79. 26. “Oxygenate blender” means
any person who owns, leases, operates, controls,

or supervises

an oxygenate blending facility,

or who owns

or controls
the blendstock or gasoline used,

or the gasoline produced,

at an oxygen ate blending facility. 27. “Oxygenated Arizona CBG” means Arizona CBG with

a minimum oxygen content

of 3.5% that

is produced

and shipped

to or within Arizona
and sold
or offered
for sale for use
in motor vehicles

in the CBG covered area from November

1 through March

31 of each year. 28. “Oxygen content” means
the percentage

by weight

of oxygen contained

in
a gasoline oxygenate blend

as calcu lated by ASTM D481 5-94a. 29. ‘Performance standard” means
the VOC and NOx emis sion reduction percentages

in R20-2-75l(A)(8),
R20-2- 751(A)(9),

and Table

I. 30. “Pipeline” means

a transporter

who owns

or operates

an interstate common-cars-icr

pipe

to transport motor fuels into Arizona. 31. “PM”

or “Predictive Model Procedures” means
the Cali fornia Predictive Model, California

Air Resources Board’s “California Procedures

for Evaluating Alterna tive Specification

for Phase

2 Reformulated Gasoline Using the California Predictive Model,”

as adopted April 20, 1995, and which

is incorporated

by reference

in R20- 2-75

8. 32. ‘PM alternative gasoline formulation” means

a final blend
of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

that

is subject

to
a set of PM alternative specifications. June 30, 2004

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Code Department

of Weights
and Measures 33. “PM alternative specifications”
means
the specifications for the following

fuel properties,

as determined under R20-2-759: a. Maximum RVP, expressed

in the nearest 100th
of

a pound per square inch; b. Maximum sulfur content, expressed

in the nearest part per million

by weight; c. Maximum olefin content, expressed

in the nearest 10th of
a percent

by volume; d. Minimum

and maximum oxygen content, expressed in the nearest 10th of
a percent

by weight; e. Maximum
T50, expressed

in the nearest degree Fahrenheit; f. Maximum
T90, expressed

in the nearest degree Fahrenheit;

and g. Maximum aromatic hydrocarbon content, expressed in the nearest 10th of
a percent

by volume. 34. “PM averaging compliance option” means, with refer ence

to
a specific fuel property,

the compliance option
for PM alternative gasoline formulations

by which final blends

of Arizona CBG and AZRBOB

are assigned des ignated alternative limits under R20-2-75
1(F), (G), and (H). 35. “PM averaging limit” means

a PM alternative specifica tion that

is subject

to the PM averaging compliance option. 36. “PM flat limit” means

a PM alternative specification

that is subject

to the PM flat limit compliance option. 37. “PM flat limit compliance option” means, with reference to

a specific
fuel property,

the compliance option that each gallon

of gasoline must meet for the specified
fuel property contained

in the PM alternative specifications. 38. “Produce” means: a. Except

as otherwise provided

in subsections

(b) or (c), to convert

a liquid compound

that

is not Arizona CBG
or AZRBOB

into Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. If

a person blends blendstocks

that are not Arizona CBG
or AZRBOB
with Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB acquired from another person,
and the resulting blend

is Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB,

the person con ducting

the blending produces
only the portion

of the blend not previously Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. If
a person blends Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB
with other
of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

in accordance with this Article, without

the addition

of blendstocks that are not Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB,

that person is not

a producer

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. b.
If
a person supplies Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

to

a refiner who agrees

in writing

to further process
the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

at the refiner’s refinery and be treated

as the producer

of the Arizona CBG or AZRBOB,

the refiner

is deemed

the producer

of the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. c.
If an oxygenate blender blends oxygenates

into AZRBOB supplied from

a gasoline production facil ity or import facility,
and does not alter the quality or quantity

of the AZRBOB

or the quality

or quan tity of the resulting Arizona CBG certified

by

a reg istered supplier

in any other manner except
for the addition

of deposit control additives

or other similar additives,
then the oxygenate blender

is not

a pro ducer
of any portion

of the resulting Arizona CBG, and the producer

or importer

of the AZRBOB

is considered

the producer

or importer

of the full vol ume of the resulting Arizona CBG.

39. “Producer” means

a refiner

or other person who produces Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. 40. “Production facility” means

a facility where Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

is produced. Upon request

of

a pro ducer,
the Director may designate,

as part
of the pro ducer’s production facility,

a physically separate bulk storage facility that: a.

Is owned

or leased

by the producer, b.

Is operated

by or at the direction

of the producer, and c.

Is used

to store

or distribute Arizona CBG

or AZR BOB that

is supplied only from the production facil ity. 41. “Refiner” means any person who owns, leases, operates, controls,

or supervises

a refinery

in the United States, including

its trust territories. 42. “RVP” means Reid vapor pressure. 43. “Refinery” means

a facility that produces liquid fuels, including Arizona CBG orAZRBOB,

by distilling petro leum. 44. “Registered supplier” means any producer

or importer who supplies Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

and

is registered with the Director under R20-2-750. 45. “Reproducibility”

means
the testing method margin

of error

as provided

in the ASTM

or other testing method required under this Article. 46. “Service station” means

a retail business operated

for the purpose

of dispensing motor fuel into the fuel tanks
of motor vehicles. 47. “Supply” means

to provide

or transfer motor fuel
to

a physically separate facility, vehicle,

or transportation

sys tem. 48. “Third-party terminal”

or “3rd-party terminal” means

an owner

or operator

of

a gasoline storage tank facility who accepts custody,

but not ownership,

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB from

a registered supplier

and relinquishes custody

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

to
a transporter

for interstate transport
into Arizona. 49. “Transmix” means

a mixture

of petroleum distillate
fuel and gasoline that does not meet the Arizona standards

for either petroleum distillate fuels

or gasoline. 50. “Transporter” means any person who

is not

a producer

or importer
and who: a. Causes transport

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

into Arizona;
and b. Does not acquire title
or assume ownership

of the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. 51. “Type

1 gasoline” means

a gasoline
that meets the stan dards contained

in R20-2-75
1(A) and Table

1. 52. “Type

2 gasoline” means

a gasoline
that meets the stan dards contained

in Table

2, or is certified using the PM according

to the requirements

of R20-2-751(F),

(G), and (H), and: a. Meets the requirements

in R20-2-751(A) beginning April

1 through October

31 of each year; and b. Meets the requirements

in R20-2-75
1(B) beginning November

2 through March

31 of each year. 53. “VOC” means volatile organic compound. Historical
Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(K)

and Section R4-3

I 205(A)(l) through

(5) renumbered without change

as Section R4-3 1-701 (Supp. 89-1). Amended

as R4-3

1- 204(0) and incorporated

into R4-3 1-701 effective Sep tember
29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Amended effective Octo ber 12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). Amended

by emergency amendment effective September

20, 1991, pursuant

to Supp. 04-2

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of Weights
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§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41- 1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-I). Emergency expired. Amended with changes effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-701 recodified from R4-3 1-701 (Supp. 95-1). Amended effective under

an exemption from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim amendment expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Cli. 117; Section permanently amended October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secretary

of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended

by final rulemaking

at
5 A.A.R. 4214, effective September

22, 1999 (Supp. 99-3). Amended

by final rulemaking

at
7 A.A.R. 1025, effective February

9, 2001 (Supp.

0 1-1). R20-2-702. Material Incorporated

by Reference The following documents

are incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department.

The documents incorporated

by reference contain

no future editions

or amendments. 1.
16 CFR 306- Automotive
Fuel Ratings, Certflcation

and Posting, January

1, 1998 Edition, Superintendent

of Doc uments, U.S. Government Printing Office, Mail Stop SSOP, Washington,

D.C. 20402-9328. 2. ASTM

D 975-98b, Standard SpecWcation

for Diesel Fuel Oils, published

in ASTM Annual Book

of Stan dards, Petroleum Products, Lubricants,

and Fossil Fuels, Volume 05.01, 2001, American Society

for Testing
and Materials,

100 Barr Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959. 3. ASTM

D 4814-00, Standard Specification

for Automo tive Spark-Ignition Engine Fuel, published

in ASTM Annual Book

of Standards, Petroleum Products, Lubri cants, and Fossil Fuels, Volume 05.02, 2001, American Society

for Testing
and Materials,

100 Barr Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken,

PA 19428-2959. 4. Waiver Requests under Section

21 1(f) of the Clean Air Act, (August

22, 1995 edition), United States Environ mental Protection Agency, Transportation

and Regional Programs Division, Fuels Program Support Group, Mail Code 6406J, Washington,

D.C. 20460. Historical
Note Adopted

by emergency amendment effective September 20, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.

9 1-3). Emergency

rule adopted again without change effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S. § 41-1026, valid for only
90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency

rule adopted again without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Adopted with changes effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-702 recodifled from R4-31-702 (Supp. 95-1). Amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-703. Volumetric Inspection

of Motor Fuels and Motor Fuel Dispensers A. After completing

an inspection,

the Department

shall return
all motor fuel
to the owner

or operator

of the service station

at the site where
the Department collected

the motor fuel.

B. After completing

an inspection,

if

a motor fuel cannot

be returned

to the owner

or operator

of the service station

at the site where
the Department collected

the motor fuel, the Department

shall transport

the motor fuel to another
site of the owner

or operator’s choice and within

a 20-mile radius

of the inspection

site. Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(A) renumbered without change

as Section R4-3 1-703 (Supp. 89-1). Amended effective October

12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). R20-2-703 recodifled from R4-31-703 (Supp. 95-1). Amended

by final rulemaking

at
5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18. 1999 (Supp. 99-4). P20-2-704.
Price and Grade Posting

on External Signs A.

A person who owns

or operates

a Service station that has an external sign shall ensure that the sign: I. Identifies whether

the price differs depending

on whether the payment

is cash, credit,

or debit; 2. Identifies

the self-service

and full-service prices,

if differ ent; 3. Discloses

the full price
of motor fuel including fractions of

a cent and all federal and state taxes,

if the sign dis plays the motor fuel price.

A decimal point shall be used in the displayed price when

a dollar sign,precedes

the posted price; 4. Displays lettering

at
a height

of at least
1/5 of the letter height

of the motor fuel price displayed

on the external sign
or
2 1/2”, whichever

is larger, and

is visible from the road; 5. States the terms
of any condition

if the displayed price

is conditional
upon the sale of another product

or service. The terms

of any condition
shall comply with the letter height requirement

in subsection (A)(4); 6. Describes diesel fuel
as No.

1 diesel,

#1 diesel, No.

2 die sel, #2 diesel,

or biodiesel;

and 7. Identifies

the unit of measure

of the price,

if it is other than per gallon. B. Effective June

5, 2004,

if
a sign uses the following terms

to describe

a gasoline grade

or gasoline-oxygenate

blend,
the grade

or blend shall meet the following minimum antiknock index: Term

Minimum Antiknock Index 1. Regular, Reg, Unleaded,

87 UNL,

or UL 2. Midgrade,
Mid,
or PIus

89 3. Premium, PREM,

91 Super, Supreme, High, or High Performance Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(B) renumbered without change

as Section R4-31-704 (Supp. 89-1). Amended effective October

12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). Amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-704 recodifled from R4-3l-704 (Supp. 95-1). Former Section R20-2-704 repealed;
new Section R20-2-704 renumbered from R20-2-705

and amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). June 30, 2004

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Supp. 04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresR20-2-705.Price,Octane,andLead-substituteNotificationonDispensersA.Aservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethatinformationregardingpricing,motorfuelgrade,octanerating,andlead-substituteadditiondisplayedonaservicestationmotorfueldispenser1.Isclean,legible,andvisibleatalltimes;2.Isdisplayedelectronicallyorwithasignorlabelontheupper60percentofeachfaceofthedispenser;3.Liststhefullpriceofthemotorfuelincludingfractionsofacentandallfederalandstatetaxes;4.Displaysthehighestpriceofmotorfuelsoldfromthedispenserifthedispenseriscapableofdispensingandcomputingthepriceofmultiplegradesofmotorfuel;5.Displaysadiscount,ifoffered,inlettersatleast1/4”inheightoneachfaceofthedispenserandnexttotheundiscountedprice;6.Displaysbothacashandcreditpriceonadispenserthatiscapableofelectronicallydisplayingbothcashandcreditprices;7.Postsbothacashandcreditpriceoneachfaceofadispenserthatispresetbythecashierifthedispenserisunabletodisplayelectronicallyandsimultaneouslybothcashandcreditprices;8.Postsaprice-per-gallonsignnexttooronanon-pricecomputingdispenserforaretail-onlysaleofliquefiedpetroleumgasusedasanalternativemotorfuel;and9.ComplieswiththerequirementsofR20-2-704(A)(l),(A)(2),(A)(3),(A)(5),(A)(6),and(A)(7).B.Apersonwhoownsoroperatesaservicestationshallensurethat:I.Theoctaneratingofeachgradeofgasolineisdisplayedontheupper60percentofeachfaceofeachdispenser,asprescribedby16CFR306;and2.ThesignsrequiredbyHandbook130,forgasolinedispensersthatdispensegasolinewithleadsubstitute,aredisplayedontheupper60percentofeachfaceofeachdispenserinlettersatleast1/4”inheight.HistoricalNoteFormerSectionR4-31-204(C)renumberedwithoutchangeasSectionR4-31-705(Supp.89-1).AmendedeffectiveAugust17,1992(Supp.92-3).R20-2-705recodifiedfromR4-31-705(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionR20-2-705renumberedtoR20-2-704;newSectionR20-2-705renumberedfromR20-2-706andamendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-706.UnattendedRetailDispensersInadditiontoalllabelingandsignrequirementsinthisArticle,anowneroroperatorofanunstaffedservicestationshallpostonornexttoeachmotorfueldispenserasignorlabel,inpublicview,thatconspicuouslyliststheowner’soroperator’sname,address,andtelephonenumber.HistoricalNoteFormerSectionR4-31-204(D)renumberedwithoutchangeasSectionR4-31-706(Supp.89-1).AmendedeffectiveAugust17,1992(Supp.92-3).R20-2-706recodifiedfromR4-31-706(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionR20-2-706renumberedtoR20-2-705;newSectionR20-2-706renumberedfromR20-2-707andamendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).R20-2-707.ProductTransferDocumentationandRecordRetentionforMotorFuelotherthanArizonaCBGandAZRBOBA.IfapersontransferscustodyortitletoamotorfuelthatisnotArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,andthemotorfuelisnotsoldordispensedataservicestationorfleetvehiclefuelingfacility,thepersonshallprovidetothetransfereedocumentsthatincludethefollowinginformation:I.Thenameandaddressofthepersontransferringcustodyortitle;2.Thenameandaddressofthetransferee;3.Thegradeofthemotorfuel;4.Thevolumeofeachgradeofmotorfuelbeingtransferred;5.Thedateofthetransfer;6.Producttransferdocumentnumber;7.Forconventionalgasoline,theminimumoctaneratingofeachgrade;8.Forconventionalgasoline,thetypeandmaximumvolumeofoxygenatecontainedineachgrade;9.ForconventionalgasolinetransportedinorthroughtheCBGcoveredarea,thestatement,“ThisgasolineisnotintendedforuseinsidetheCBGcoveredarea”;and10.Whetheraleadsubstituteispresentinthegasolineandthetypeofleadsubstitutepresent.B.Aregisteredsupplier,third-partyterminal,orpipelinemayusestandardizedproductcodesonpipelineticketsastheproducttransferdocumentation.C.Apersonidentifiedinsubsection(A)shallretainproducttransferdocumentationforeachshipmentdeliveredfor12months.ThisdocumentationshallbeavailablewithintwoworkingdaysfromthetimeoftheDepartment’srequest.D.Apersonidentifiedinsubsection(A)shallmaintainproducttransferdocumentationforatransferordeliveryduringthepreceding30daysatthatperson’saddresslistedontheproducttransferdocumentation.E.Aservicestationowneroroperatororfleetownershallmaintainproducttransferdocumentationforthethreemostrecentdeliveriesofeachgradeofmotorfuelontheservicestationowner’soroperator’sorfleetowner’spremises.ThisdocumentationshallbeavailableforDepartmentreview.F.TheDepartmentshallacceptalegiblephotocopyofaproducttransferdocumentinsteadoftheoriginal.G.ApersontransferringcustodyortitleofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBshallcomplywithR20-2-757.HistoricalNoteFormerSectionR4-31-204(E)renumberedwithoutchangeasSectionR4-31-707(Supp.89-1).AmendedeffectiveAugust17,1992(Supp.92-3).R20-2-707recodifiedfromR4-31-707(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionR20-2-707renumberedtoR20-2-706;newSectionR20-2-707renumberedfromR20-2-709andamendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).R20-2-708.OxygenatedFuelBlendsApersonwhohascustodyofgasolineblendedwithanoxygenateshallensurethattheamountofoxygenatedoesnotexceedtheamountallowedbyEPAwaivers.ExceptasallowedbyEPAwaivers,gasolinesblendedwithmethanolshallcontainacorrosioninhibitorinanamountspecifiedbythemanufactureroftheinhibitor.Anygasolineblendcontainingmethanolshallcontainaco-solventinanamountequaltoorgreaterthantheamountallowedbyEPAwaiversforgasolineswithintheoxygenlimitsallowed.Supp.04-2Page22June30,2004Arizona Administrative

Code

Title 20, Cli.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(F) renumbered without change

as Section R4-31-708(Supp.

89-1). Amended effective October

12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). R20-2-708 recodified
from R4-3 1-708 (Supp. 95-1). Former Section R20-2-708 repealed;
new Section R20.2-708 renumbered from R20-2-7

10 and amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-709.
Retail Oxygenated

Fuel Labeling A.

A service station owner

or operator shall ensure that

a service station dispenser
that offers gasoline containing

an oxygenate, or combination

of oxygenates,

that results

in
a gasoline blend containing

1.5%

or more

by weight

of oxygen

is clearly labeled with the oxygenate volume information.

If only one oxygenate

is blended
into

a gasoline, each face of each dis penser shall
be clearly labeled with the oxygenate volume information

if the percent

by volume

is: 1. More than 0.3%
by volume

of methanol, 2. More than 4.3%
by volume

of ethanol, 3. More than 8.3% by volume

of MTBE,

or 4. Any other oxygenate

or combination

of oxygenates

at
a level that requires

an EPA waiver. B.

A service station owner

or operator shall ensure that labels required under subsection

(A) are displayed

on the upper 60% of each face of each dispenser.

The label indicating

the maxi mum percent

by volume

of each oxygenate contained

in the oxygenated

fuel shall state: 1. Contains

up to

% ethanol; 2. Contains

up to

% methanol

and_% co-sol vent; 3. Contains

up to

% ether (MTBE);

or 4. Contains

up to

% other (specifr name
of oxygen- ate). C.
In the CBG covered area and area B,

a service station owner

or operator shall ensure that

a label displayed

on each face of each service station dispenser

also contains

the following statement: “This gasoline

is oxygenated

and will reduce car bon monoxide emissions from motor vehicles.”

The statement may be printed

on the label required

in subsection

(B) or on

a separate label.

If the statement

is printed

on

a separate label, the label shall be displayed
next

to the label required

in sub section
(B). D.

A service station owner

or operator shall ensure that any other oxygenate blended with gasoline

is disclosed

in the format described

in subsections

(B) and (C). E.

A service station owner

or operator shall ensure that: 1. The label required

by subsection

(B)
is clean, legible,
and visible

at all times; 2. The label

is printed

in black

or white block letters

on

a sharply contrasting background;

and 3. The lettering

on labels required

by subsections

(B) and (C)
is no less than 1/4”. Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(G) renumbered without change

as Section R4-3l-709 (Supp. 89-1). Former R4- 31-709 repealed,
new Section R4-3 1-709 adopted

by emergency action effective September20,

1991, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Former R4-3 1-709 repealed again, new Section R4-3

I- 709 adopted again without change

by emergency action effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A,R,S.

§ 41- 1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Former R4-3l709 repealed again, new Section adopted again
by emergency action without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90

days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Former Section R4-3 1-709 repealed,
new Section R4-3 1-709 adopted with changes effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-709 recodifled
from R4-3 1-709 (Supp. 95-1). Amended effective under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effective
date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim amendment expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently amended October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office
of the Secretary

of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Former Section R20-2-709 renumbered

to R20-2-707; new Section R20-2-709 renumbered
from R20-2-71

I and amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-710. Blending Requirements A.

A person who has custody

or transports

an oxygenated
gaso line blend shall ensure than no neat oxygenate blending occurs at
a service station

or fleet location. B.
If
a service station storage tank contains

an oxygenated
gaso line blend that does not contain
the amount

of oxygen required by A.R.S.

§ 41-2123,41-2125,

or R20-2-75

1, the service sta tion owner

or operator shall
do one of the following: 1. Add gasoline
that contains

no more than 20% by volume of any oxygenate

to the non-compliant
blend; 2. Add

a gasoline blend that dilutes
the oxygenated gasoline blend

to the level
of oxygen content required

by A.R.S. § 41-2123,41-2125,

or R20-2-751;

or 3. Empty
the storage tank and replace
the gasoline with

a required oxygenate blend. Historical
Note Former Section R4-31 -204(H) renumbered without change

as Section R4-3 1-710 (Supp. 89-1). Amended effective February

21, 1990 (Supp. 90-1). See emergency amendment below (Supp. 92-1). Amended

by emergency action effective September20,

1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A.RS.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp.

9 1-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-7l0 recodified from R4-31-7l0 (Supp. 95-1). Former Section R20-2-710 renumbered

to R20-2-708;

new Section R20-2-710 renumbered
from R20-2-713

and amended

by final rulemaking

at
5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-71

1. Alcohol-oxygenated
Gasoline Storage Tank Requirements A. Before

a person adds
an alcohol-oxygenated
gasoline
into

a storage tank, the person shall: 1. Test the tank for the presence

of water and,
if any water

is detected, remove

it from the tank; and 2. Install fuel filters designed

for use with alcohol-oxygen ated gasoline

in the fuel line of all dispensers

that dis pense alcohol-oxygenated
gasoline blends. B.
Jf water

of

a mixture

of alcohol
and water

is detected

in alco hol-oxygenated gasoline

at any time

in

a storage tank, the owner

or operator shall empty
the storage tank. Historical
Note Former Section R4-3 1-204(I) renumbered without June 30, 2004

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04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasureschangeasSectionR4-31-711(Supp.89-1).Sectionrepealed,newSectionadoptedeffectiveFebruary21,1990(Supp.90-1).AmendedeffectiveOctober1,1990(Supp.90-4).AmendedbyemergencyactioneffectiveSeptember20,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyamendmentsadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveDecember20,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyamendmentsadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveMarch20,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.AmendedwithchangeseffectiveAugust17,1992(Supp.92-3).P20-2-711recodifiedfromR4-31-711(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionR20-2-711renumberedtoR20-2-709;newSectionP20-2-711renumberedfromR20-2-715andamendedbyfmalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).R20-2-712.WaterinServiceStationMotorFuelStorageTanksAservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethatwaterinaservicestationmotorfuelstoragetankotherthananalcoholgasolineblend,doesnotexceed1”indepthwhenmeasuredfromthebottomthroughthefillpipe.Theservicestationowneroroperatorshallremoveallwaterfromthetankbeforedeliveryorsaleofmotorfuelfromthattank.HistoricalNoteFormerSectionR4-31-204(J)renumberedwithoutchangeasSectionR4-31-712(Supp.89-1).Sectionrepealed,newSectionadoptedeffectiveFebruary21,1990(Supp.90-1).AmendedbyemergencyactioneffectiveSeptember20,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyamendmentsadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveDecember20,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyamendmentsadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveMarch20,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.AmendedwithchangeseffectiveAugust17,1992(Supp.92-3).R20-2-712recodifiedfromR4-31-712(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionP20-2-712repealed;newSectionR20-2-712renumberedfromP20-2-716byfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).R20-2-713.MotorFuelStorageTankLabelingA.Aservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethatallmotorfuelstoragetankfillpipesandgasolinevaporreturnlineslocatedataservicestationarelabeledtoidentifythecontentsaccuratelyas:1.Unleadedgasoline,2.Unleadedmidgradegasoline,3.Unleadedpremiumgasoline,4.No.1or#1dieselfuel,5.No.2or#2dieselfuel,or6.Gasolinevaporreturn.B.Aservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethatlabelsareatleast11/2”x5”withatleast1/4”blackorwhiteblockletteringonasharplycontrastingbackgroundandthatthelabelisclean,visible,andlegibleatalltimes.C.Aservicestationowneroroperatormaydisplayotherinformationonthereversesideofatwo-sidedlabel.D.Aservicestationowneroroperatorshallnotputmotorfuelintostoragetankswithoutattachingtheproperlabel.HistoricalNoteAdoptedasR4-31-204(K)andrenumberedasR4-31-713effectiveSeptember29,1989(Supp.89-3).AmendedeffectiveOctober12,1990(Supp.90-4).R20-2-713recodifiedfromR4-31-713(Supp.95-I).FormerSectionP20-2-713renumberedtoR20-2-7l0;newSectionP.20-2-713renumberedfromR20-2-717andamendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).R20-2-714.RequirementsforGasolineProductsOutsidetheCBG-coveredAreaA.Apersonwhoownsoroperatesaservicestationshallensurethatgasolineandgasoline-oxygenateblendsofferedforsaleataservicestationoutsidetheCBG-coveredareameetalltheASTMD4814-00requirementsexcept:1.Theminimumvaporpressureshallbe6.4poundspersquareinch;2.FromMayIthroughSeptember30,maximumvaporpressureshallbe9.0poundspersquareinch;3.Forgasolineblends,thevaporpressuremaybeonepoundpersquareinchgreaterthanthevaporpressuresestablishedbyASTMD4814-00during:a.May1throughSeptember15,ifthebasefuelmeetstherequirementsofASTMD4814-00,thevolatilityrequirementsofsubsection(A)(2),andthefinalgasoline-ethanolblendcontainsatleastninepercentethanolbyvolumebutdoesnotexceedEPAwaivers;andb.September16throughApril30,ifthebasefuelmeetstherequirementsofASTMD4814-00andthefinalgasoline-ethanolblendcontainsatleast1.5percentethanolbyweightanddoesnotexceedEPAwaivers.B.Aservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethatthefinishedgasolineisvisuallyfreeofwater,sediment,andsuspendedmatterandisclearandbrightatambienttemperatureor70°F(21°C),whicheverisgreater.C.AservicestationowneroroperatorshallensurethattheminimumoctaneratingdeterminedbythetestaverageofASTMD2699andASTMD2700,alsoknownastheR+M12method,is:1.87forunleadedorregular;2.88formidgrade,extra,oranyothergasolinewithanoctaneratingof88orhigher;and3.90forsuper,highperformance,premium,oranyothergasolinewithanoctaneratingof90orhigher.HistoricalNoteAdoptedasR4.-31-204(L)andrenumberedasP.4-31-714effectiveSeptember29,1989(Supp.89-3)P.20-2-714recodifiedfromP.4-31-714(Supp.95-1).FormerSectionR20-2-714repealed;newSectionR20-2-714renumberedfromR20-2-7l8andamendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4312,effectiveOctober18,1999(Supp.99-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-715.MotorFuelQualityTestingMethodsandRequirementsA.UnlessotherwiserequiredinA.R.S.Title41,Chapter15,orthisChapter,apersontestingagasolineblendshallusethemethodologiesandmeetthetestrequirementsofASTMD4814-00.B.UnlessotherwiserequiredinA.R.S.Title41,Chapter15,orthisChapter,apersontesting#1or#2dieselfuelshallusethemethodologiesandmeetthetestrequirementsofASTMD975-98b.Supp.04-2Page24June30,2004Arizona 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Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures Historical Note Adopted

as R4-3 1-204(M)

and renumbered

as R4-3 1-715 effective September

29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Amended effective October

12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). Amended

by emergency action effective September20,

1991, pursuant to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41- 1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Amended with changes effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-715 recodifled
from R4-3 1-715 (Supp. 95-1). Former Section 20-2-715 renumbered

to R20-2-71

1; new Section R20-2-715 renumbered
from R20-2-720

and amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-716. Sampling

and Access

to Records A. The Department

shall obtain motor fuel samples

for testing from: 1. The same dispenser used for sales

to customers; 2. The same dispenser used for dispensing motor fuel into fleet vehicles; 3.

A bulk storage facility; 4.

A common carrier having custody

of motor fuel, includ ing Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB; 5.

A tmnsporter

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB; 6.

A fmal distribution facility; 7.

A third-party terminal having custody

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB;

or 8. An oxygenate blender

or registered supplier. B.

A person required

by this Article

to maintain records relating to the production, importation, blending, transport, distribu tion,

or delivery

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB
shall ensure that the records
are available

for Department inspection. Historical Note Adopted

as R4-3 1-204(N)

and renumbered

as R4-3 1-7 16 effective September

29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Repealed effective October

12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). New Section R4-31-716 adopted effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92- 3). R20-2-716 recodified from R4-31-7l6 (Supp. 95-1). Former Section R20-2-716 renumbered

to R20-2-712; new Section R20-2-716 renumbered
from R20-2-72

1 and amended

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-717. Hold-open Latch Exception If

a service station owner

or operator

has

a motor fuel nozzle equipped
with

a hold-open latch, the latch shall operate according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Historical Note Adopted effective October

19, 1989 (Supp. 89-4). Amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2- 717 recodified from R4-31-717 (Supp. 95-1). Section R20-2-717 renumbered

to R20-2-7

13 by final rulemaking at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99- 4). New Section made
by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-718. Renumbered Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-205(B) renumbered without

change

as R4-3 1-718 (Supp. 89-1). Amended

as R4-3

1- 205(B)
and incorporated

into R4-3 1-728 effective September

29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Amended effective February

21, 1990 (Supp. 90-1). Subsections

(3) through (10) corrected (Supp.

9 1-3). Amended

by emergency action effective September20,

1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-3). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective December

20, 1991, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 91-4). Emergency amendments adopted again without change effective March
20, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 4 1-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-1). Emergency expired. Amended
with changes effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-7l

8 recodifled
from R4-3l-718 (Supp. 95-1). Section R20-2- 718 renumbered

to R20-2-7l4

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-719. Repealed Historical Note Former Section R4-3l-205(C)

and (D) renumbered
with out change

as R4-31-7l9 (Supp. 89-1). Amended

as R4- 31-205(C)

and (D) and incorporated

into R4-3 1-719 effective September

29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-7l9 recodified from R4-3 1-7 19 (Supp. 95-1). Section repealed

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-720 Renumbered Historical Note Former Section R4-31-205(E) renumbered without change

as R4-3 1-720 (Supp. 89-1). Amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-720 recodified from R4-3 1-720 (Supp. 95-1). Section R20-2-720 renum bered

to R20-2-715

by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective October

18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-72L Renumbered Historical Note Former Section R4-3 1-205(F) renumbered without change

as R4-31-721 (Supp. 89-1). Amended

as R4-3

1- 205(F) and incorporated

into R4-3 1-72

1 effective Sep tember

29, 1989 (Supp. 89-3). Amended effective Octo ber 12, 1990 (Supp. 90-4). Heading amended effective August

17, 1992 (Supp. 92-3). R20-2-721 recodifled from R4-3 1-72

1 (Supp. 95-1). Amended effective under an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effective
date of September 12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim amendment expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently amended October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secretary

of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Section R20-2-721 renumbered

to R20-2- 716 by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4312, effective Octo ber 18, 1999 (Supp. 99-4). R20-2-722. Reserved through R20-2-749. Reserved Editor’s Note: The following Section was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

3. Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council
for review and June 30, 2004

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2

Arizona Administrative

Code Department

of Weights
and Measures approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Ac4 the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp.

9 7-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-750. Registration Relating

to Arizona CBG

or AZR BOB A. Each
of the following
shall register with the Director prior

to the first date that the person will produce, import,

or obtain custody

of Arizona CBG
or AZRBOB: 1.

A refiner who produces Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB; 2. An importer who imports Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB; 3. An oxygenate blender who blends oxygenate
with AZR BOB

to produce Arizona CBG;

or 4.

A pipeline

or third-party terminal who has custody

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. B.

A person listed

in subsection

(A) shall register

on

a form pre scribed

by the Director
and shall include
the following infor mation: I. Business name, business address,
and contact name and telephone number, 2. For each separate refinery
and oxygenate blending facil ity, the facility name, physical location, contact name, telephone number,
and type of facility; 3. For each separate refinery
and oxygenate blending facil ity, and for each importer: a. The location

of the records required under this Arti cle. If records
are kept off-site,
the primary off-site storage facility name, physical location, contact name, and telephone number,
and b.
If an independent laboratory

is used

to meet the requirements

of R20-2-752(F),

the name, address, contact name, and telephone number

pf the indepen dent laboratory. 4.
If required under
40 CFR 80.76(d),

the EPA registration number,
and 5.

A statement

of the registrant’s consent permitting

the Department

or its authorized agent

to collect samples
and access records

as provided

in R20-2-7l

6. C. Changes

to any information

in subsection

(B) shall be sent
to the Director

not later than

10 days after the effective
date of the change. D.
If
a refiner, importer,

or oxygenate blender fails

to register under this Section,

all Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB transported to the CBG covered area

is presumed noncomplying

from the date that the regisiration should have occurred. E. The Department

shall maintain

a listing

of all registered
sup pliers. Historical
Note Adopted effective under

an exemption from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently adopted with changes October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secre tary of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4214, effective Septem ber 22, 1999 (Supp. 99-3). Editor’s Note: The following Section was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

3. Exemption from A.RS. Title 41, Chapter

6 means the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Coundilfor review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Ac4 the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-751. Arizona CBG Requirements A. General requirements.

In addition

to the other requirements

of this Article and except

as provided

in subsection

(B), all Ari zona CBG shall meet the following requirements.

The dates

in this subsection

are compliance
dates for service station opera tors and fleet owners. Fuel Property/Performance
Standard- Limits 1. Sulfur 500 ppm by weight (max) 2. Aromatics:

50% by volume (max) 3. Olefins: 25% by volume (max) 4. E200: 70-30% volume 5. E300: 100-70% volume 6. Maximum Vapor Pressure a. October

1- March

31: 9.0 pounds
per square inch (psi) b. April:l0.Opsi c. May:9.Opsi d. June

1- September

30: 7.0 psi 7. Oxygen
and Oxygenates a. Minimum Content: i. November

1- March
31: 10% ethanol

by vol ume If A.R.S.

§ 41-2124(E) petition

in effect: 2.7% oxygen

by weight (other than ethanol) ii. April

1- October

31: 0% by weight (any oxy genate) b. The maximum oxygen content shall not exceed 4.0% by weight
for ethanol
and 3.5%
by weight
for other oxygenates,

and shall comply with the require meats

of A.R.S. §41-2123. 8. Federal Complex Model VOC Emissions Reduction
Per centage May

I through September

15: 25.0% (Federal Complex Model settings: Summer, Area Class

B, Phase

2) B. Wintertime requirements.

In addition

to the other requirements of this Article, beginning November

2 through March

31 of each year,
all Arizona CBG shall meet the following require ments. The dates

in this subsection

are compliance
dates for service station operators

and fleet owners. Fuel Property I. Sulfur 2. Aromatics 3. Olefms

Limits 80 ppm by weight (max) 30% by volume (max) 10% by volume (max) 4. 90% Distillation Temp. (T90) 330°

F (max) 5. 50% Distillation Temp. (T50) 220°

F (max) 6. Vapor Pressure 7. Oxygenate- Ethanol

9.0 psi (max) a. Minimum oxygenate content- 10% ethanol

by vol ume b. Maximum oxygen content- 4.0% oxygen

by weight, and shall comply with the requirements

of A.R.S.

§ 41-2123. c. Alternative oxygenates

may be used
if approved

by the Director under A.R.S.

§ 41-2124(D). C. General Elections. Except

as provided

in subsection

(D), all registered suppliers shall make

an initial election,
and

a subse Supp. 04-2

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Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights

and Measures quent election each time

a change occurs, before
the beginning of transport

of the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. Registered

sup pliers shall make the election with the Director

on

a form
or in a format prescribed

by the Director.
The election shall state: I. Whether

the registered supplier

(at each point where the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

is certified)
will supply Ari zona CBG

or AZRBOB

that complies with Type

1, Type 2, or the PM alternative gasoline formulation require ments; and 2. For each applicable

fuel property

or performance

stan dard for the election

in subsection (C)(l), whether

the Arizona CBG
or AZRBOB

will comply with the average standards

or per-gallon standards.

A registered supplier shall not elect

to comply with average standards unless the registered supplier

is
in compliance

with R20-2-760(A) registered supplier shall not elect

to com ply with Type

I average standards

in Table

I, columns

B and C, from September

16 through November

1 and April 1 through April 30. I). Winter elections. Beginning November

2 through March

31 of each year,
all Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB
shall comply with Type

2 gasoline requirements

or the PM alternative gasoline formulation requirements
under Table

2. All registered suppli ers shall make

an initial election,

and

a subsequent election each time

a change occurs, before
the beginning

of transport

of the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. Registered suppliers shall make the election with the Director

on

a form

or in

a format prescribed

by the Director.
The election shall state: I. Whether

the registered supplier

(at each point where
the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

is certified)
will supply Ari zona CBG

or AZRBOB

that complies with the Type

2 gasoline

or the PM alternative gasoline formulation requirements;

and 2. For each applicable

fuel property, whether

the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

will comply with the average stan dards

or per gallon standards. E. Certification

as Type

1 or Type

2. Registered suppliers shall certify Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB under R20-2-752

as meet ing all requirements

of the election made

in subsection

(C) or (D). Type

I gasoline shall comply with the requirements

in either column

A, or columns

B through

D of Table

1, and shall be certified using the Federal Complex Model.
For each fuel property, Type

2 gasoline shall comply with the requirements of columns

A and

B (averaging option),

or column

C in Table 2. The PM alternative gasoline formulation

shall meet the requirements

of subsections

(F), (G), and (H), and column

A of Table

2. F. Certification

and Use of Predictive Model
for Alternative

PM Gasoline Formulations. 1. Except

as provided

in subsections (FX4) and (H), the use of the PM shall
be as provided

in the Predictive Model Procedures. 2.

A registered supplier shall certify

a PM alternative gaso line formulation

with the Director

by either: a. Submitting

to the Director

a complete copy
of the documentation provided

to the executive officer

of the California

Air Resources Board according

to 13 California Code
of Regulations, Section 2264 and subsection

(H);
or b. Notifying

the Director,

on

a form prescribed

by or in a format acceptable

to the Director,

of: 1. The PM alternative specifications

that apply

to the final blend, including

for each specification whether

it is
a PM flat limit
or

a PM averaging limit; and

ii. The numerical values
for percent change

in emissions

for oxides

of nitrogen
and hydrocar bons determined

in accordance
with the Predic tive Model Procedures. 3. The registered supplier shall deliver
the certification

to the Director before
the beginning

of transport

of the PM alternative gasoline formulation. 4. Restrictions

for elections

to sell or supply final blends

as PM alternative gasoline formulations. a.

A registered supplier may not make

a new election to sell or supply from
its production

or import facil ity

a final blend
of Arizona CBG

as

a PM alternative gasoline formulation

if the registered supplier

has any outstanding requirements

to provide offsets
for fuel properties

at the same production

or import facility under subsection

(1). b.
If
a registered supplier elects

to sell or supply from its production

or import facility

a final blend

of Ari zona CBG

as

a PM alternative gasoline formulation subject

to aPM averaging compliance option
for one or more fuel properties,

the registered supplier may not elect any other compliance option, including another
PM alternative gasoline formulation,

if out standing requirements

to provide offsets

for fuel properties
exist under the provisions

of subsection (I). This subsection
shall not preclude

a registered supplier from electing another
PM alternative gaso line formulation

if: i. The PM flat limit for one or more fuel proper ties

is changed

to

a PM averaging limit,

or

a single PM averaging
limit for which there are no outstanding requirements

to provide offsets, is changed

to
a PM flat limit; ii. There
are no changes

to the PM alternative specifications

for remaining

fuel properties; and iii. The new PM alternative formulation meets the criteria

in the Predictive Model Procedures. c. Once

a registered supplier elects

to sell
or supply from
its production

or import facility

a final blend
of Arizona CBG

as

a PM alternative gasoline formula tion, the registered supplier may not use

a previously assigned designated alternative
limit for

a fuel prop erty
to provide offsets under subsection

(I). d.
If

a registered supplier notifies

the Director under subsection

(C) or (D) that

a final blend

of Arizona CBG

is sold
or supplied from

a production

or import facility

as

a PM alternative gasoline formulation,

all final blends

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB subse quently sold
or supplied from that production

or import facility
are subject

to the same PM alterna tive specifications

until the registered supplier either: i. Designates

a final blend

at that facility

as
a PM alternative gasoline formulation subject

to dif ferent PM alternative specifications,

or ii. Elects, under subsection

(C)
or (D),

a final blend

at that facility subject

to

a flat limit com pliance option

or an averaging compliance option. G. Prohibited activities regarding

PM alternative gasoline formu lations.

A registered supplier shall not sell, offer for sale, supply, or offer

to supply from
its production

or import facility Arizona CBG that

is reported

as

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2

Arizona Administrative

Code Department

of Weights
and Measures line formulation
under R20-2-752

if any of the following occur. a. The elected
PM alternative specifications

do not meet the criteria

for approval

in the Predictive Model Procedures; b. The registered supplier

is prohibited

by subsection (F)(4)(a) from electing

to sell or supply
the gasoline as

a PM alternative gasoline formulation; c. The gasoline
fails

to conform with any PM flat limit in the PM alternative specifications election;

or d. With respect

to any fuel property

for which
the reg istered supplier elects

a PM averaging limit, i. The gasoline exceeds

the applicable

PM aver age limit

in Table

2, column

B, and no desig nated alternative
limit for the fuel property

is established

for the gasoline

in accordance

with subsection (F)(2);

or ii.

A designated alternative
limit for the fuel prop erty

is established

for the gasoline

in accor dance with subsection (F)(2), and either

of the following occur: the gasoline exceeds

the des ignated alternative
limit for the fuel property, or when the designated alternative limit for the fuel property exceeds

the PM averaging limit, the exceedance

is not fully offset

in accordance with subsection

(I). IL Oxygen content requirements

for PM alternative gasoline
for mulations.

All alternative

PM gasoline formulations

from November

1 through March

31 shall comply with oxygen con tent requirements

for the CBG covered area. Regardless

of the oxygen content,

the final alternative

PM gasoline formulation shall
be certified using the PM with

a minimum oxygen con tent of 2.0% by weight. Offsetting
Fuel Properties

and Performance Standards.
Each registered supplier who elects

to comply with the averaging standards

for any of the fuel properties

or performance

stan dards contained

in Tables

I or 2, or the PM, shall complete physical transfer from the same production

or import facility of certified Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

in sufficient quantity

to offset the amount

by which the gasoline exceeds

the averaging standard according

to the following schedule: 1. Registered suppliers electing averaging standards
con tained

in Table

2 or the PM shall offset each exceeded average standard within

90 days before

or after the begin ning of transport

of any final blend

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB from

a production

or import facility; 2. Registered suppliers electing

to comply with the averag ing standard

for the VOC Emission Reduction Percentage in Table

1, column

B, shall offset

an exceedance

of the standards
that occurs from May

1 to September

15 of each calendar year during that same time period; and 3. Registered suppliers electing

to comply with the averag ing standard

for the NOx Emission Reduction Percentage contained

in Table

1, column

B, shall offset

an exceed ance of the summer standard
that occurs from May

1 to September

15 of each calendar year during that same time period. J Consequence

of failure

to comply with averages. 1.
In addition

to

a penalty,

if any, under R20-2-762,

a regis tered supplier who fails

to comply with the requirements of subsection

(I) shall meet the applicable per-gallon standards contained

in Table

1, Table

2, or for any alter native PM gasoline formulation,

for

a probationary period

as follows: a. For registered suppliers electing

to comply with the standards contained

in Table

I, the probationary

period begins

on the first day of the next correspond ing averaging season and ends
on the last day of that averaging season

if the conditions

of subsection

(2) are met; b. For registered suppliers electing

to comply with the standards contained

in Table

2 or the PM, the proba tionary period begins

no later than
90 days after the registered supplier determines,

or receives

a notice from the Director,
that the registered supplier
did not comply with the requirements

of subsection

(I). Before
the probationary period begins,

the registered supplier shall notify
the Director

in writing

of the beginning
date of the probationary period. The pro bationary period shall be 90 days. 2.

A registered supplier may not produce

or import Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB under

an averaging compliance
elec tion until: a. The registered supplier submits

a compliance
plan

to the Director
that includes: i. An implementation schedule

for actions

to cor rect noncompliance,

and ii. Reporting requirements

that document

the plan implementation; b. The Director approves

the plan; c. The registered supplier implements

the plan; and d. The registered supplier achieves compliance. 3.
If
a registered supplier fails

to comply with the require ments

of subsection

(I) within one year of the end of

a probationary period under subsection (J)(l),
the regis tered supplier shall comply with applicable per-gallon standards

for

a subsequent probationary period

of two years,

or until the conditions

in subsection (J)(2) are satis fied, whichever

is later. a.
If

a registered supplier elects compliance
with the Table

1 standards,

the probationary period begins

on the first day of the next corresponding averaging season. b.
If

a registered supplier elects compliance
with the Table

2 standards

or the PM, the probationary period begins

no later than 90 days after the registered
sup plier determines,

or receives notice from the Direc tor, that the registered supplier

did not comply with the requirements

of subsection

(I). Before
the proba tionary period begins,
the registered supplier shall notify the Director

in writing

of the beginning
date of the probationary period. 4.
If
a registered supplier fails

to comply with the require ments

of subsection

(1) within one year of the end of

a probationary period provided under subsection (3X3),
the registered supplier shall permanently comply with appli cable per-gallon standards. K Effect

of VOC survey failure. Each time the CBG covered area fails

a VOC survey conducted under R20-2-760,

the VOC emissions performance reduction

in R20-2-75

1 (A)(8) and the minimum per-gallon VOC emission reduction percentage

in Table

1, column

C shall
be increased

by an absolute 1.0%, not to exceed
the VOC percent emissions reduction percentage per-gallon standard

in Table

1, column

A. L. Effect

of NOx survey failure. Each time the CBG covered area fails

a NOx survey conducted under R20-2-760,

the NOx aver age emission reduction percentage applicable

to the period

of May

I through September

15 in Table

I, column

B shall
be increased

by an absolute 1.0%. M. Subsequent survey compliance.

If the minimum VOC emis sion reduction percentage

or average NOx emissions reduction percentage

has been made more stringent according

to subsec Supp. 04-2

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2 Department

of Weights
and Measures tion (K) or (L) and the CBG covered area passes

all emissions reduction surveys

for VOC

or NOx for two consecutive years, the applicable VOC

or NOx emissions reduction percentage adjusted standard shall
be reduced

by an absolute 1.0% begin- fling

in the year following

the second year of the compliant survey. Each standard adjusted under this subsection
shall not be decreased below
the following: 1. >25.0%

for the VOC Emission Reduction Percentage, May

I- September

15, Table

1, column

C; and 2. >68%
for the NOx Emission Reduction Percentage,
May- September

15, Table

1, column

B. N. Subsequent survey failures.

If

a VOC

or NOx emissions reduction percentage

is made less stringent under subsection (M) and the CBG covered area fails

a subsequent
VOC

or NOx survey: 1. For

a VOC survey failure,
the Federal Complex Model VOC emissions reduction percentage

in R20-2-75

I (A)(8) and the minimum

per gallon VOC emission reduction percentage

in Table

I, column

C shall be increased

by an absolute 1.0%, not to exceed
the VOC percent emissions reduction percentage

per gallon standard

in Table

1, col urnn A; 2. For

a NOx survey failure,

the NOx average emission reduction percentage applicable

to the period

of May

1 through September

15 in Table

1, column

B shall
be increased

by an absolute 1.0%; and 3. The VOC

or NOx emission reduction percentage

for the performance standard shall not be made less stringent regardless

of the results

of subsequent surveys

for that performance standard. 0. Effective
date for adjusted standards.

If
a performance

stan dard

is adjusted

by operation

of subsections

(K), (L), (M) or (N), the effective date for the change shall begin with the next averaging season
for which
the standard

is applicable. Historical Note Adopted effective under

an exemption from the provisions of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effective date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently adopted with changes Octo ber

1, 1998; filed
in the Office

of the Secretary

of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended

by final rule making

at
5 A.A.R. 4214, effective September22,

1999 (Supp. 99-3). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 7 A.A.R. 1025, effective February

9, 2001 (Supp. 01-I). Editor’s Note: The following Section
was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117, 3. Exemption from AJLS. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council
for review and approval Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Act; the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was repealed under the regular rulemaking process (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-751.01. Repealed Historical Note Adopted effective under

an exemption
from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption repealed October

1, 1998, under Laws 1997, Ch.

117,

§ 3; filed

in the Office

of the Secretary

of State Sep tember

9, 1998 (Supp.

9 8-3). Editor’s Note: The following Section was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

3. Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council
for review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Ac4 the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp.

9 7-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-752. General Requirements

for Registered Suppliers A.

A registered supplier shall certify that each batch
of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB transported

for sale or use in the CBG cov ered area meets the standards

in this Article. B. The registered supplier shall sign the certification

on

a form

or in

a format prescribed

by the Director.
The certification

shall include information

on the shipment volumes,
fuel properties as determined under R20-2-759,

and performance standards for each batch

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB.

For each batch transported,

the registered supplier shall submit
the certifica tion
to the Director

on or before
the 15th day of each month
for the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB transported during
the previous month. C. Recordkeeping

and records retention. 1. Each registered supplier
who samples
and analyzes

a final blend

or shipment

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB under this Section shall maintain,

for five years from the date of each sampling, records

of the following a. Sample date; b. Identity

of blend

or product sampled; c. Container

or other vessel sampled; d. The final blend

or shipment volume;
and e. The sulfur, aromatic hydrocarbon,
olefin, oxygen, RVP, and
as applicable,
T50, T90, E200 and E300 as determined under R20-2-759. 2. All Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB produced

or imported

by a registered supplier,
that

is not tested

as required

by this Section, shall be deemed

to have

a RVP, sulfur, aromatic hydrocarbon, olefin, oxygen, T50, and T90 exceeding

the standards specified

in R20-2-75

1, or exceeding

the com parable
PM averaging limits, unless
the registered
sup plier demonstrates

to the Director
that the Arizona CBG or AZRBOB meets

all applicable standards

and limits for fuel properties

and performance standards. 3.

A registered supplier shall provide

to the Director
any records maintained

by the registered supplier under this subsection within

20 days
of

a written request from the Director.

If
a registered supplier fails

to provide records for

a blend

or shipment

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB wider this Section,
the final blend

or shipment

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB
shall
be deemed supplied

in violation of R20-2-75l, unless the registered supplier demonstrates to the Director
that the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB meets all applicable standards

and limits for fuel properties

and performance standards. D. Notification requirement.

A registered supplier shall notif’ the Director

by facsimile prior

to the beginning

of transport

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

into the CBG covered area by

a means other than

a pipeline. E. Quality Assurance

and Quality Control (QA/QC) Program.

A registered supplier shall develop

a QAIQC program

to demon strate the accuracy

and effectiveness

of the registered
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04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresplier’slaboratorytestingofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB.TheQAIQCprogramshallbesubmittedtotheDirectorforapprovalatleastthreemonthsbeforetransportofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB.InsteadofaQAIQCprogram,aregisteredsuppliermayopttocomplywiththeindependenttestingrequirementsofsubsection(F).F.Independenttesting.AregisteredsupplierofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBwhodoesnotcomplywithsubsection(E)shallconductaprogramofindependentsamplecollectionandanalysesfortheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBproducedorimported,thatcomplieswithoneofthefollowing:a.Option1.Aregisteredsuppliershall,foreachbatchofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBproducedorimported,haveanindependentlaboratorycollectandanalyzearepresentativesamplefromthebatchusingthemethodologyspecifiedinR20-2-759forcompliancewitheachfuelpropertyorperformancestandardforwhichtheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBiscertified.b.Option2.AregisteredsuppliershallhaveanindependenttestingprogramforallArizonaCBGorAZRBOBproducedorimportedthatconsistsofthefollowing:i.Anindependentlaboratoryshallcollectarepresentativesamplefromeachbatch;ii.TheDirectorordesigneeshallidentif’upto10%ofthetotalnumberofsamplescollectedundersubsection(F)(l)(b)(i)foranalysis;andiii.Thedesignatedindependentlaboratoryshall,foreachsampleidentifiedbytheDirectorordesignee,analyzethesampleusingmethodologyspecifiedinR20-2-759forcompliancewitheachfuelpropertyorperformancestandardforwhichthebatchiscertified.TheDirectorordesigneemayrequestaportionofthebatchsamplecollectedundersubsection(a)or(b)foranalysisbyalaboratoryselectedbytheDirectorordesignee.TheregisteredsuppliershallsubmitthesampletotheDirectorwithin24hoursofwrittenrequest.2.DesignationofIndependentLaboratory.a.Aregisteredsupplierwhodoesnotcomplywithsubsection(E)shalldesignateoneindependentlaboratoryforeachproductionorimportfacilityatwhichArizonaCBGorAZRBOBisproducedorimported.Theindependentlaboratoryshallcollectsamplesandperformanalysesaccordingtosubsection(F).b.Aregisteredsuppliershallidentif’thedesignatedindependentlaboratorytotheDirectorundertheregistrationrequirementsofR20-2-750.c.Alaboratoryisconsideredindependentif:i.Thelaboratoryisnotoperatedbyaregisteredsupplierortheregisteredsupplier’ssubsidiaryoremployee;ii.Thelaboratorydoesnothaveanyinterestinanyregisteredsupplier,andiii.Theregisteredsupplierdoesnothaveanyinterestinthelaboratory.Notwithstandingtherestrictionsinsubsections(F)(2)(c)(i)through(iii),theDirectorshallconsideralaboratoryindependentifitisownedoroperatedbyagasolinepipelinecompanyownedoroperatedbyfourormoreproducersorimporters.d.Aregisteredsuppliershallnotusealaboratorythatisdebarred,suspended,orproposedfordebarmentaccordingtotheGovernment-wideDebarmentandSuspensionregulations,40CFR32,ortheDebarment,SuspensionandIneligibilityprovisionsoftheFederalAcquisitionRegulations,48CFR9(9.4).3.Aregisteredsuppliershallcauseitsdesignatedindependentlaboratoryto:a.RecordthefollowingatthetimethedesignatedindependentlaboratorycollectsarepresentativesamplefromabatchofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB:i.Theproducer’sorimporter’sassignedbatchnumberforthebatchbeingsampled;ii.Thevolumeofthebatch;iii.Theidentificationnumberofthegasolinestoragetankortanksinwhichthebatchisstoredatthetimethesampleiscollected;iv.ThedateandtimethebatchbecameArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,andthedateandtimethesampleiscollected;v.Thegradeofthebatch(forexample,unleadedpremium,unleadedmid-grade,orunleaded);andvi.ForArizonaCBGorAZRBOBproducedbycomputer-controlledin-lineblending,thedateandtimetheblendingprocessbeganandthedateandtimetheblendingprocessended,unlessexemptundersubsection(0);b.Retaineachsamplecollectedunderthissubsectionforatleast45days,exceptthistimemaybeextendedupto180daysuponrequestbytheDirector;c.SubmittotheDirectoraquarterlyreportonthe15thdayofJanuary,April,July,andOctoberofeachyear.Thereportshallinclude,foreachsampleofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBanalyzedundersubsection(F):i.Theresultsoftheindependentlaboratory’sanalysesforeachfuelproperty,andii.Theinformationspecifiedinsubsection(F)(3)(a)foreachsample;andd.SupplytotheDirector,uponrequest,aportionofthesample.G.ExemptionstoQA/QCandIndependentLaboratoryTestingRequirements.AregisteredsupplierwhoproducesorimportsArizonaCBGusingcomputer-controlledin-lineblendingequipmentandisoperatingunderanexemptionfromEPAunder40CFR80.65(f)(4),isexemptfromtherequirementsofsubsections(B)and(F),providedthatreportsoftheresultsoftheindependentauditprogramoftherefiner’scomputer-controlledin-lineblendingoperationsubmittedtoEPAunder40CFR80.65(0(4),aresubmittedtotheDirectorbyMarch1ofeachyear.H.UseofLaboratoryAnalysisforCertificationofArizonaCBGandAZRBOB.Ifbotharegisteredsupplierandanindependentlaboratorycollectasampleandperformalaboratoryanalysistodetermineafuelpropertyforthesamebatchforcompliancewithsubsection(F),theresultsoftheanalysisconductedbytheregisteredsuppliershallbeusedforcertificationoftheArizonaCEOorAZRBOBundersubsection(B),unlesstheabsolutevalueofthedifferencebetweenthetwolaboratorytestresultsislargerthanthefollowing:FuelPropertya.Sulfurcontentb.Aromaticsc.Olefinsd.EthanolRange25ppmbyweight2.7%byvolume2.5%byvolume0.4%byvolumeSupp.04-2Page30June30,2004Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasurese.Methanolf.MTBE(andothermethylethers)g.ETBE(andotherethylethers)0.6%byvolumeh.TAME0.6%byvolumei.t-Butanolcontent0.6%byvolumej.RVP0.3psik.50%distillationtemperature5°Fahrenheit1.90%distillationtemperature5°Fahrenheitm.E2002.5%byvolumen.E3003.5%byvolumeo.APIgravity0.3°API2.Iftheabsolutevalueofthedifferencesoftheresultsoftheanalysesconductedbytheregisteredsupplierandindependentlaboratoryislargerthanthevaluesspecifiedinsubsection(H)(1),theregisteredsuppliershallusethefollowinglaboratorytestingresultsforcertificationofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBundersubsection(B):a.Thelargerofthetwovaluesforthefuelproperty,exceptthatthesmallerofthetwovaluesshallbeusedforoxygenates;orb.TheregisteredsuppliershallhaveoneadditionalindependentlaboratoryanalyzetheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBforthefuelproperty.Ifthelaboratoryresultsobtainedbytheadditionalindependentlaboratoryiswithintherangelistedinthissubsectionascomparedtotheresultsobtainedbytheregisteredsupplier,theregisteredsupplier’slaboratoryanalysisresultsshallbeusedforArizonaCBGorAZRBOBcertificationundersubsection(B).HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Cli.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;fIledintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Editor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.RS.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureActtheDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheseridesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-753.GeneralRequirementsforPipelinesandThirdpartyTerminalsA.Apipelineorthird-partyterminalshallnotacceptArizonaCBGorAZRBOBfortransportunless:I.TheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBisphysicallytransferredfromanimporter,refiner,oxygenateblender,pipeline,orthird-partyterminalregisteredwiththeDepartmentunderR20-2-750;and2.ThesupplierprovideswrittenverificationthatthegasolineisArizonaCBGorAZRBOBandcomplieswiththestandardsinR20-2-751(A)or(B),asapplicable,withoutreproducibilityornumericalrounding.B.Apipelineorthird-partyterminalthattransportsArizonaCBGorAZRBOBshallcollectasampleofeachincomingbatch.Thepipelineorthird-partyterminalshallretainthesampleforatleast30days,exceptthistimemaybeextendedforindividualsamplesupto180daysuponrequestbytheDirector.C.ApipelineshallconductqualitycontroltestingofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBatafrequencyofnotlessthanonesamplefromonebatchcompletingshipmentpersupplierperdayateachinputlocation.D.ApipelineshallprovidetheDirectorwithareportsunimarizingthelaboratorytestingresultsrequiredinsubsection(C)within10daysoftheendofeachmonth.ThereportshallcontainthequantityofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,datetendered,whethertheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBwastransportedbypipeline,presentsamplelocation,andlaboratoryanalysisresults.E.IfanybatchdoesnotmeetthestandardsinR20-2-751(A)or(B),asapplicable,butiswithinreproducibility,thepipelineshallnotifytheDirectorbyfacsimilewithin48hourswiththebatchvolumeanddatetendered,proposedshipmentdate,whetherthebatchwastransportedbythepipeline,presentbatchlocation,andlaboratoryanalysisresults.F.IfanybatchdoesnotmeetthestandardsinR20-2-751(A)or(B),asapplicable,includingreproducibility,thepipelineorthird-partyterminalshallnotifytheDirectorbyfacsimilewithin24hourswiththequantityanddatetendered,proposedshipmentdate,whetherthebatchwastransportedbythepipeline,presentbatchlocation,andlaboratoryanalysisresults.Ifthebatchisinthepipeline’sorthird-partyterminal’scontrol,thepipelineorthird-partyterminalshallstopthereleaseofthebatchfromadistributionpointuntilthebatchiscertifiedasmeetingthestandardsinR20-2-75l(A)or(B),asapplicable.G.Thepipelineorthird-partyterminalshalldevelopaQAIQCprogramtodemonstratetheaccuracyandeffectivenessofthepipeline’sorthird-partyterminal’slaboratorytesting.TheQAJQCprogramforthird-partyterminalsshallincludeadescriptionofthelaboratorytestingprotocolusedtoverifythatArizonaCBGorAZRBOBtransportedtotheCBGcoveredarea,meetsthestandardsinR20-2-75l(A)or(B).ThepipelineorthirdpartyterminalshallsubmittheQAJQCtotheDirectorforapprovalatleastthreemonthsbeforethefirstdatethepipelineorthird-partyterminaltransportsArizonaCBGorAZRBOB.H.Aportionofafacilitythatathird-partyterminalusesforproduction,import,oroxygenateblendingisexemptfromthisSection,butshallbeoperatedincompliancewithrequirementsforregisteredsuppliersinR20-2-752andoxygenateblendersinR20-2-755,asapplicable.ApipelineisnotliableunderR.20-2-761ifitfollowsalloftheproceduresinthisSection.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R..S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).0.2%byvolume0.6%byvolumeJune30,2004Page31Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresEditor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCoundilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-754.DownstreamBlendingExceptionsforTransmixA.PipelinesmayblendtransmixintoArizonaCBGorAZRBOBataratenottoexceed1/4of1%byvolume.Eachpipelineshalldocumentthetransmixblending(recordingeachbatchandvolumeoftransmixblended)andmaintaintherecordsattheterminalfortwoyearsfromthedateofblending.B.Oneoftwomethodsshallbeusedtomeasurethetransrnixasitisblendedintotheproductstream:I.Meters,calibratedatleasttwiceeachyear;or2.TankgaugeasperAPIManualofPetroleumMeasurementStandards,Chapters3.IA(1stedition,December1994)and3.lB(1stedition,April1992),incorporatedbyreferenceandonfilewiththeDepartmentandtheOfficeoftheSecretaryofState.AcopymayalsobeobtainedatAmericanPetroleumInstitute,1220LSt.,N.W.,Washington,D.C.20045-4070.Thisincorporationbyreferencecontainsnofutureeditionsoramendments.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Editor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.LS.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-755.AdditionalRequirementsforAZRBOBandDownstreamOxygenateBlendingA.ApplicationofArizonaCBGstandardstoAZRBOB.1.DeterminingwhetherAZRBOBcomplieswithArizonaCBGstandards.a.IfaregisteredsupplierdesignatesafinalblendasAZRBOBandcomplieswiththeprovisionsofthisSection,thefuelpropertiesandperformancestandardsofthefinalblendforpurposesofcompliancewithTablesIor2aredeterminedbyaddingthespecifiedtypeandamountofoxygenatetoarepresentativesampleoftheAZRBOBanddeterminingthefuelpropertiesandperformancestandardsoftheresultinggasolineaccordingtothetestmethodsinR20-2-759.IftheregisteredsupplierdesignatesarangeofamountsofoxygenateormorethanoneoxygenatetypetobeaddedtotheAZRBOB,theminimumdesignatedamountoftheoxygenatehavingthesmallestdesignatedvolumeshallbeaddedtotheAZRBOBtodeterminethefuelpropertiesandperformancestandardsofthefinalblend.Ifaregisteredsupplierdoesnotcomplywiththissubsection,complianceofthefinalblendwithapplicablefuelpropertystandards,excludingrequirementsforRVP,shallbedeterminedwithoutaddingoxygenatetotheAZRBOB.b.IndeterminingwhetherAZRBOBcomplieswiththeArizonaCBGstandards,theoxygenateaddedshallberepresentativeoftheoxygenatetheregisteredsupplierreasonablyexpectswillbesubsequentlyaddedtothefinalblend.2.CalculatingthevolumeofafmalblendofAZRBOB.IfaregisteredsupplierdesignatesafinalblendasAZRBOBandcompliesthisSection,thevolumeofafinalblendiscalculatedforcompliancepurposesunderR20-2-751byaddingtheminimumdesignatedamountoftheoxygenatehavingthesmallestvolumedesignatedbytheregisteredsupplier.Ifaregisteredsupplierfailstocomplywiththissubsection,thevolumeofthefinalblendforpurposesofcompliancewithapplicablefuelpropertystandardsshallbecalculatedwithoutaddingtheamountofoxygenatetotheAZRBOB.B.RestrictionsontransferringAZRBOB.1.ApersonshallnottransferownershiporcustodyofAZRBOBtoanyotherpersonunlessthetransfereenotifiesthetransferorinwritingthat:a.Thetransfereeisaregisteredoxygenateblenderandwilladdoxygenateofthetypesandamount(orwithintherangeofamounts)designatedinR20-2-757beforetheAZRBOBistransferredfromafinaldistributionfacility,orb.ThetransfereewilltakeallreasonablyprudentstepsnecessarytoensurethattheAZRBOBistransferredtoaregisteredoxygenblenderwhoaddsthetypeandamount(orwithintherangeofamounts)ofoxygenatedesignatedinR20-2-757totheAZRBOBbeforetheAZRBOBistransferredfromafinaldistributionfacility.2.ApersonshallnotsellorsupplyAZRBOBfromafinaldistributionfacilityifthetypeandamountorrangeofamountsofoxygenatedesignatedinR20-2-757havenotbeenaddedtotheAZRBOB.C.RestrictionsonblendingAZRBOBwithotherproducts.ApersonshallnotcombineanyAZRBOBsuppliedfromthefacilityatwhichitisproducedorimportedwithanyotherAZRBOB,gasoline,blendstock,oroxygenate,exceptfor:I.Oxygenateofthetypeandamount(orwithintherangeofamounts)specifiedbytheregisteredsupplieratthetimetheAZRBOBissuppliedfromtheproductionorimportfacility,or2.OtherAZRBOBforwhichthesameoxygenatetypeandamount(orrangeofamounts)isspecifiedbytheregisteredsupplieratthetimetheAZRBOBissuppliedfromtheproductionorimportfacility.D.QualityAssuranceSamplingandTestingrequirementsforaregisteredsuppliersupplyingAZRBOBfromaproductionorimportfacility.AregisteredsuppliersupplyingAZRBOBfromaproductionorimportfacilityshallconductaqualityassurancesamplingandtestingprogramthatmeetstherequirementsof40CFR80.69(a)(7),asitexistedonJuly1,1996,except:Supp.04-2Page32June30,2004ArizonaAdministrativeCodeTitle20,Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasures40CFR80.69(a)(7).Theword“R.BOB”ischangedtoread“AZRBOB”;2.40CFR80.69(a)(7).“...usingthemethodologyspecifiedin§80.46...”ischangedtoread“...usingthemethodologyspecifiedinR20-2-759...”;and3.40CFR80.69(a)(7)(ii).“(withinthecorrelationrangesspecifiedin§80.65(e)(2)(i)”ischangedtoread“(withintherangesoftheapplicabletestmethods)”.40CFR80.69(a)(7),asitexistedonJuly1,1996,isincorporatedbyreferenceandonfilewiththeDepartmentandtheOfficeoftheSecretaryofState.Thisincorporationbyreferencecontainsnofutureeditionsoramendments.Acopymaybeobtainedat:U.S.GovernmentPrintingOffice,SuperintendentofDocuments,MailStop:SSOP,Washington,D.C.20402-9328.E.Requirementsforoxygenateblenders.RequirementtoaddoxygenatetoAZRBOB.IfanoxygenateblenderreceivesAZRBOBfromatransferortowhomtheoxygenateblenderhasrepresentedthatoxygenatewillbeaddedtotheAZRBOB,theoxygenateblendershalladdtotheAZRBOBoxygenateofthetypesandamount(orwithintherangeofamounts)identifiedinthedocumentationaccompanyingtheAZRBOB.2.Additionalrequirementsforoxygenateblendingatterminals.AnoxygenateblenderwhomakesafinalblendofArizonaCBGbyblendinganoxygenatewithanyAZRBOBinamotorfuelstoragetank,otherthanatruckusedfordeliveringmotorfueltoretailoutletsorbulkpurchaser-consumerfacilities,shalldeterminetheoxygencontentandvolumeoftheArizonaCBGbeforeshipping,bycollectingandanalyzingarepresentativesample,usingthemethodologyinR20-2-759.3.Additionalrequirementsforoxygenateblendingintrucks.AnoxygenateblenderwhoblendsAZRBOBinamotorfueldeliverytruckshallconductqualityassurancesamplingandtestingthatmeetstherequirementsin40CFR80.69(e)(2),asitexistedonJuly1,1996,except:a.40CFR80.69(e)(2).Theword“RBOB”ischangedtoread“AZRBOB”;b.40CFR80.69(e)(2)(iv).“...usingthetestingmethodologyspecifiedat§80.46...“ischangedtoread“...usingthetestingmethodologyspecifiedinR20-2-759...”;andc.40CFR80.69(e)(2)(v).“(withintherangesspecifiedin§80.70(b)(2)(I),)”ischangedtoread“(withintherangesoftheapplicabletestmethods)”.40CFR80.69(e)(2),asitexistedonJuly1,1996,isincorporatedbyreferenceandonfilewiththeDepartmentandtheOfficeoftheSecretaryofState.Thisincorporationbyreferencecontainsnofutureeditionsoramendments.Acopymaybeobtainedat:U.S.GovernmentPrintingOffice,SuperintendentofDocuments,MailStop:SSOP,Washington,D.C.20402-9328.4.Additionalrequirementsforin-lineoxygenateblendinginpipelinesusingcomputer-controlledblending.a.AnoxygenateblenderwhoproducesArizonaCBGbyblendingoxygenatewithAZRBOBintoapipelineusingcomputer-controlledin-lineblendingshall,foreachbatchofArizonaCBGproduced:I.ObtainaflowproportionalcompositesampleaftertheadditionofoxygenateandbeforecombiningtheresultingArizonaCBGwithanyotherArizonaCBG;ii.DeterminetheoxygencontentoftheArizonaCBGbyanalyzingthecompositesamplewithin24hoursofblendingusingthemethodologyinR20-2-759;andiii.Determinethevolume.b.IfthetestresultsfortheArizonaCBGindicatethatitdoesnotcontainthespecifiedtypeandamountofoxygenatewithintherangesoftheapplicabletestmethodstheoxygenateblendershall:i.Notif’thepipelinetodowngradetheArizonaCBGtoconventionalgasolineortransmixuponarrivalinArizona;ii.Beginaninvestigationtodeterminethecauseofthenoncompliance;iii.Collectspotsampleseverytwohoursduringeachin-lineblendofAZRBOBandoxygenate,andanalyzethesampleswith12hoursofcollection,untilthecauseofthenoncomplianceisdeterminedandcorrected;andiv.NotifytheDirectorinwritingwithinonebusinessdaythattheArizonaCBGdoesnotcomplywiththerequirementsofthisArticle.TheoxygenateblendershallcomplywiththissubsectionuntiltheDirectorapprovesthecorrectiveactiontakenundersubsection(iii).5.RecordkeepingandRecordsRetention.a.Anoxygenateblendershallmaintain,forfiveyearsfromthedateofeachsampling,recordsofthefollowing:i.Sampledate,ii.Identityofblendorproductsampled,iii.Containerorothervesselsampled,iv.Thefinalblendorshipmentvolume,andv.TheoxygencontentasdeterminedunderR20-2-759.b.ArizonaCBGblendedbyanoxygenateblenderthatisnottestedasrequiredbythisSectionshallbedeemedtohaveanoxygencontentexceedingthestandardsspecifiedinR20-2-751,orexceedingthecomparablePMaveraginglimits,ifapplicable,unlesstheoxygenateblenderdemonstratestotheDirectorthattheArizonaCBGmeetsthestandardsinR20-2-751.c.Within20daysoftheDirector’swrittenrequest,anoxygenateblendershallprovideanyrecordsmainminedbytheoxygenateblenderunderR20-2-755.IfanoxygenateblenderfailstoproviderecordsforablendorshipmentofArizonaCBGunderthisSection,thefinalblendorshipmentofArizonaCBGshallbedeemedinviolationofR20-2-751,ordeemedtoexceedthecomparablePMaveraginglimitsifapplicable,unlesstheoxygenateblenderdemonstratestotheDirectorthattheArizonaCBGmeetsthestandardsandlimitsunderR20-2-751.6.Notificationrequirement.AnoxygenateblendershallnotifjtheDirectorbyfacsimilepriortothebeginningoftransportofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBintotheCBGcoveredareabyameansotherthanapipeline.7.QualityAssuranceandQualityControl(QAIQC)Program.Anoxygenateblenderconductinglaboratorysamplingandanalysisundersubsection(E)intheoxygenateblender’sownlaboratoryshalldevelopaQAIQCprogramtodemonstratetheaccuracyandeffectivenessoftheoxygenateblender’slaboratorytestingofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB.TheblendershallsubmittheQAIQCprogramtotheDirectorforapprovalatleastthreemonthsbeforetransportofArizonaCBG.InsteadofaQAIQCprogram,anoxygenateblendermayopttocomplywithJune30,2004Page33Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasurestheindependenttestingrequirementsofR20-2-752(F),exceptthat,forsamplingandanalysisconductedundersubsection(E)(3),theminimumnumberofsamplescollectedandanalyzedbytheindependentlaboratoryshallbe10%ofthenumberofsamplesrequiredtobeanalyzedundersubsection(E)(3).8.Anoxygenateblendernotconductinglaboratorysamplingandanalysisrequiredundersubsection(E)initsownlaboratoryshalldesignateanindependentlaboratory,asrequiredinR20-2-752(F),toconductallofthelaboratorysamplingandanalysisrequiredundersubsection(E).9.Within24hoursoftheDirectorordesignee’swrittenrequest,anoxygenateblendershallsubmitaportionofanysamplecollectedundersubsection(E)(7)or(8).HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Editor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-756.DownstreamBlendingofArizonaCBGwithNonoxygenateBlendstocksA.ApersonshallnotcombineArizonaCBGsuppliedfromaproductionorimportfacilitywithanynonoxygenateblendstock,otherthanvaporrecoverycondensate,unlessthepersondemonstratestotheDirector:1.TheblendstockaddedtotheArizonaCBGmeetsalloftheArizonaCBGstandardsregardlessofthefuelpropertiesandperformancestandardsoftheArizonaCBGtowhichtheblendstockisadded;and2.ThepersonmeetstherequirementsinthisArticleapplicabletoproducersofArizonaCBG.B.Notwithstandingsubsection(A),apersonmayaddnonoxygenateblendstocktoapreviouslycertifiedbatchormixtureofcertifiedbatchesofArizonaCBGthatdoesnotcomplywithoneormoreoftheapplicableper-gallonstandardscontainedinR20-2-751(A)or(B)ifthepersonobtainspriorwrittenapprovalfromtheDirectorbasedonademonstrationthataddingtheblendstockwillbringthepreviouslycertifiedArizonaCBGintocompliancewiththeapplicableper-gallonstandardsforArizonaCBG.TheoxygenateblenderorregisteredsuppliershallcertifS,there-blendedArizonaCBGtotheDepartment.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;flIedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Editor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAc4theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-757.ProductTransferDocumentation;RecordsRetentionA.IfapersontransferscustodyortitletoanyArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,otherthanwhenArizonaCBGissoldordispensedataservicestationorfleetvehiclefuelingfacility,thetransferorshallprovidetothetransfereedocumentsthatincludethefollowing:I.Thenameandaddressofthetransferor,2.Thenameandaddressofthetransferee;3.ThevolumeofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBbeingtransferred;4.ThelocationoftheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBatthetimeofthetransfer;5.Thedateofthetransfer,6.Producttransferdocumentnumber;7.IdentificationofthegasolineasArizonaCBGorAZRBOB;8.Theminimumoctanerating;9.TheapplicableFederalComplexModelVOCandNOxreductionpercentagestandardscontainedinR20-2-751(A)towhichtheArizonaCBGorAZRBOBconforms;10.ForoxygenatedArizonaCBGdesignatedforsaleforuseinmotorvehiclesfromNovember1throughMarch31,thetypeandminimumquantityofoxygenatecontainedintheArizonaCBG;and11.InthecaseofAZRBOBforwhichoxygenateblendingisintended:a.IdentificationofthefuelasAZRBOB,andastatementthatthe“AZRBOBdoesnotcomplywiththestandardsforArizonaCBGwithouttheadditionofoxygenate”;b.ThedesignationoftheAZRBOBassuitableforblendingwith:i.Anyoxygenate;ii.Etheronly;oriii.Aspecifiedoxygenatetypeortypesandamountoramounts;c.TheoxygenatetypeortypesandamountoramountsthattheAZRBOBrequirestomeetthefuelpropertiesorperformancestandardsclaimedbytheregisteredsupplieroftheAZRBOB,andtheapplicablevolumepercentoxygenateandweightpercentoxygencontentspecifications;andd.InstructionstothetransfereethattheAZRBOBmaynotbecombinedwithanyotherAZRBOBunlessitSupp.04-2Page34June30,2004Arizona Administrative

Code

Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures has the same requirements

for oxygenate

type

or types and amount

or amounts. B.

A registered supplier, third-party terminal,

or pipeline may comply with subsection

(A) by using standardized product codes

on pipeline tickets

if the codes
are specified

in

a manual distributed

by the pipeline

to transferees

of the Arizona CBG or AZRBOB,

and the manual
sets forth
all required informa tion for the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB. C. Any transferee

in subsection

(A), other than

a registered

sup plier, oxygenate blender, third-party terminal, pipeline, service station operator,

or fleet owner shall retain product transfer documents

for each shipment

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB transferred during
the 24-month period preceding

the most recent transfer

or delivery.
The transferee
shall maintain trans fer or delivery documents

for the 30-day period preceding

the most recent transfer

or delivery

at the business address listed on the product transfer document.

The transferee
may retain all remaining transfer

or delivery documents

for the preceding 24 months elsewhere

but shall make them available

to the Director within two working days from the time of request

by the Director

or designee. D.

A service station operator

or fleet owner shall retain product transfer documents

for each shipment

of Arizona CBG deliv ered during
the 12 months preceding

that shipment.
The docu mentation

for the three most recent deliveries
shall

be maintained

on the service station

or fleet owners’ premises.

A service station operator

or fleet owner may maintain documen tation
for the remainder

of all deliveries

for the 12-month period elsewhere

but shall make

it available

to the Director within two working days from the time
of request

by the Director. E.

A registered supplier, oxygenate blender, third-party terminal, or pipeline shall retain product transfer documents

for each shipment

of Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB transferred during
the 60-month period preceding

the most recent transfer

or deliv ery. Transfer

or delivery documents made during
the 30-day period preceding

the most recent transfer

or delivery shall be maintained

at the business address listed
on the product trans fer document. Documents

for the remainder

of all transfers

or deliveries

for the preceding

60 months shall
be available within two working days from the time
of request

by the Director

or designee. F. Upon request

by the Director

or designee,

a person shall present product transfer documents

to the Department Legible photocopies

shall be acceptable. Historical
Note Adopted effective under

an exemption
from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Cli. 117; Section permanently adopted with changes October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secre tary of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4214, effective Septem ber 22, 1999 (Supp. 99-3). Editor’s Note: The following Section was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

3. Exemption from A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Councilfor review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Act, the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-758. Adoption

of Fuel Certification Models The following documents

are incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department

and the Office

of the Secretary

of State. This incorporation

by reference contains

no future editions

or amend ments.

1. The California Predictive Model (PM), California

Air Resources Board’s “California Procedures

for Evaluating Alternative Specification

for Phase

2 Reformulated
Gaso line Using
the California Predictive Model,”

as adopted April 20, 1995 (Predictive Model Procedures).

A copy may be obtained

at: California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento,

CA 95812. 2. The Federal Complex Model

as contained

in 40 CFR 80.45, January

1, 1999.

A copy may be obtained

at U.S. Government Printing Office, Superintendent

of Docu ments, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington,

D.C. 20402-9328. Historical Note Adopted effective under

an exemption from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently adopted with changes October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secre tary of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended by final rulemaking

at
5 A.A.R. 4214, effective Septem ber 22, 1999 (Supp. 99-3). Editor’s Note: The following Section
was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.R.S. Tale 41, Chapter

6, pursuant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

3. Exemption from A.1LS. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council for review and approvaL Although exempt from certain provisions

of the Administrative Procedure

Act, the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was permanently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-759. Testing Methodologies A. Except

as provided

in subsections

(C) and (D),

a person certi fying Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

as meeting standards under Table

I shall test the fuel with the methods under

13 California Code
of Regulations, Section 2263, incorporated

by reference as of January

1, 1997 and on file with the Department

and the Office

of the Secretary

of State. This incorporation

by refer ence contains

no future editions

or amendments.

A copy may be obtained

at: California

Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815, Sacramento,

CA 95812. B. Except

as provided

in subsection

(C),

a person certifying
Ari zona CBG

or AZRBOB

as meeting standards under Table

2 shall test the fuel with methods under

13 California Code
of Regulations, Section 2263,

as incorporated

by reference

in subsection

(A). C.

A registered supplier, oxygenate blender,

or third-party termi nal certifying Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB before transport

to the CBG covered area shall measure oxygenate using ASTM D48l5-94a procedures

and RVP using ASTM D4814-99
stan dards. For Arizona CBG located

in the CBG covered area, oxygenate
shall
be measured using ASTM D48

I 5-94a, and RVP shall
be measured using ASTM D5191-99. ASTM D48l4-99, ASTM D4815-94a

and ASTM D519l-99

are incorporated

by reference

and on file with the Department

and the Office

of the Secretary

of State. This incorporation

by ref June 30, 2004

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04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasureserencecontainsnofutureeditionsoramendments.CopiesmaybeobtainedatAmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials,100BarHarborDrive,WestConshohocken,PA19428-2959.D.Exceptasrequiredinsubsection(C),aregisteredsupplierofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBmaycertifyType1ArizonaCBGproducedorimportedatanyfacilityusingthefederaltestmethodscontainedin40CFR80.46(a)through(g),incorporatedbyreferenceasofJuly1,1996,providedthesearetheonlytestmethodsusedbythatregisteredsuppliertocertifyArizonaCBGorAZRBOBatthatfacility.40CFR80.46(a)through(g)isonfilewiththeDepartmentandtheOfficeoftheSecretaryofState.Thisincorporationbyreferencecontainsnofutureeditionsoramendments.Acopymaybeobtainedat:U.S.GovernmentPrintingOffice,SuperintendentofDocuments,MailStop:SSOP,Washington,D.C.20402-9328.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfmalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Amendedbyfmalrulemakingat7A.A.R.1025,effectiveFebruary9,2001(Supp.01-1).Editor’sNote:ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-760.ComplianceSurveysA.AregisteredsupplierwhoelectstocertifythatArizonaCBGorAZRBOBmeetsanyaveragingstandardunderR20-2-751shallconductcompliancesurveysinaccordancewithasurveyprogramplanapprovedbytheDirector.TheDirectorshallapproveasurveyprogramplanifit:1.ConsistsoffourVOCandNOxsurveysduringtheperiodMay1throughSeptember15ofeachyearand2.Complieswithsubsection(C).B.Ifaregisteredsupplierfailstoconductanapprovedsurveyprogram,theDirectorshallissueanorderrequiringcompliancewithallapplicablestandardsonaper-gallonbasisforatleastsixmonths,extendingthroughtheendofthesurveyperiodidentifiedinsubsection(A)(l)andendingafterthesixmonthperiod.Therequirementforcompliancewithper-gallonstandardsappliesfromthebeginningofthesurveyperiodduringwhichthefailureoccurs,regardlessofwhenthefailuretosurveyoccursduringthatperiod.C.Generalsurveyrequirements.1.Asurveyshallconsistofallsamplescollectedundertheapplicablesurveydesignduringanyconsecutivesevendayperiodandthatarenotexcludedundersubsection(C)(4).2.AsurveyshallberepresentativeofallArizonaCBGbeingdispensedintheCBGcoveredareaasprovidedinsubsection(F).3.Eachsampleincludedinasurveyshallbeanalyzedforoxygenatetypeandcontent,olefins,sulfur,aromatichydrocarbons,E200,E300,andRVPaccordingtothemethodologiesspecifiedinR20-2-759.RVPshallbeanalyzedduringthetimeperiodofMayIthroughSeptember15.4.Theresultsofeachsurveyshallbebasedupontheresultsoftheanalysisofeachsamplecollectedduringthecourseofthesurvey,unlessasampledoesnotcomplywiththeapplicablepergallonmaximumorminimumstandardsforthefuelpropertybeingevaluatedinadditiontoanyreproducibilitythatappliestothefuelproperty.5.AsurveysamplethatdoesnotcomplywithR20-2-75I,orthatconstitutesevidenceofnoncompliancewithastandardorrequirementunderthisArticle,maybeusedbytheDirectorinanenforcementaction.6.Eachlaboratorythatanalyzessurveysamplesshallpal-ticipateinacorrelationprogramwiththeDirectortoensurethevalidityofanalysisresults.D.TheresultsofeachVOCandNOxsurveyshallbedeterminedasfollows:Foreachsamplefromthesurvey,theVOCandNOxemissionsreductionpercentageisdeterminedbaseduponthetestedfuelpropertiesforthatsampleusingtheapplicablemethodologyforcalculatingVOCandNOxemissionsreductionsat40CFR80.45,asincorporatedbyreferenceinR20-2-758;2.TheCBGcoveredareafailstheVOCsurveyiftheVOCemissionsreductionpercentageaverageofallsamplescollectedduringthatsurveyislessthantheper-gallonstandardforVOCemissionsreductionpercentageinTable1,columnA.3.TheCBGcoveredareafailstheNOxsurveyiftheNOxemissionsreductionpercentageaverageofallsamplescollectedduringthatsurveyislessthantheper-gallonstandardforNOxemissionsreductionpercentageinTableI,columnA.E.TheresultsofeachNOxsurveyseriesshallbedeterminedasfollows:Foreachsamplefromasurveyseries,theNOxemissionsreductionpercentageisdeterminedbaseduponthetestedfuelpropertiesforthatsampleusingtheapplicablemethodologyforcalculatingNOxemissionsreductionunder40CFR80.45asincorporatedbyreferenceinR20-2-758;and2.TheCBGcoveredareafailstheNOxsurveyseriesiftheNOxemissionsreductionpercentageaverageforallsurveysamplescollectedduringthatsurveyseriesislessthantheFederalComplexModelper-gallonstandardfortheNOxemissionsreductionpercentageinTable1,columnA.F.Eachsurveyprogramshall:Bedesignedandconductedbyapersonindependentoftheregisteredsupplier(thesurveyor).Tobeconsideredindependenta.Thesurveyorshallnotbeanemployeeofanyregisteredsupplier;b.Thesurveyorshallnothaveanyobligationtoorinterestinanyregisteredsupplier;andc.Theregisteredsuppliershallnothaveanyobligationtoorinterestinthesurveyor.2.Bedesignedtoincludeenoughsamplestoensurethattheaveragelevelsofoxygen,RVP,aromatichydrocarbons,olefins,T50,T90,andsulfuraredeterminedwitha95%confidencelevel,witherroroflessthan0.1psiforRVP,0.1%foroxygen(byweight),0.5%foraromatichydroSupp.04-2Page36June30,2004Arizona Administrative

Code

Title 20, Ch.

2 Department

of Weights
and Measures carbons

(by volume), 0.5% for olefins
(by volume),
5°F. for T50 and T90, and
10 ppm for sulfur; 3. Require
that the surveyor: a. Except

as provided

in subsection

(G), not inform anyone,

in advance,

of the date
or location

of any survey; b. Upon request

of the Director, provide

a duplicate

of any sample taken during
the survey within

30 days following submission

of the survey report: i. To

a location specified

by the Director; ii. Identified

by the name and address

of the facil ity where the sample was collected;

and iii. Showing

the date of collection. c. Permit

a Department official

at any time

to monitor the conduct

of the survey, including sample collec tion, transportation, storage,
and analysis. 4. Require

the surveyor

to submit

a report

of each survey, within

30 days following completion

of the survey,

to the Director.
The report shall include: a. The name
of the person conducting

the survey; b. An attestation

by an officer

of the surveying com pany that the survey was conducted according

to the survey program plan and the survey results
are accu rate; c.
if the survey was conducted

for one registered
sup plier, the identification

of that supplier; d. The identification

of the area from which gasoline samples were selected; e. The dates
on which the survey was conducted; f. The address

of each facility

at which

a gasoline sampie was collected,

and the date of collection; g. The results

of the analyses

of samples

for oxygenate type and oxygen weight percent, aromatic hydrocar bon, and olefin content, E200, E300, and RVP, the calculated VOC

or NOx emissions reduction
per centage,

as applicable,

for each survey conducted during
the period identified

in subsection (A)(l); h. The name and address

of each laboratory where gas oline samples were analyzed; i.

A description

of the methodology

used

to select the locations

for sample collection

and the numbers

of samples collected; j. For any samples that were excluded from the survey, a justification

for the exclusion;

and k. The average VOC and NOx emissions reduction percentage. G. Each survey shall
be commenced

on

a date selected

by the Director.
The Director shall notify the surveyor

of the date selected

at least

10 business days before
the beginning
date of the survey. H. The procedure

for seeking Director approval

for

a survey pro gram plan
is: The person seeking survey program plan approval shall submit
the plan
to the Director

for the Director’s approval no later than January

1 to cover the survey period

of May 1 through March

31 of each year, and 2. The survey program plan shall be signed

by

a corporate officer

of the registered supplier,

or in the case of

a com prehensive survey program plan,
by an officer

of the organization coordinating

the survey program. No later than April

1 of each year, the registered supplier’s contract with the surveyor

to carry out the entire survey plan for the next summer
and winter season shall
be in effect, and the registered supplier shall pay an amount

of money neces sary
to carry out the entire survey plan
to the surveyor

or place the money into
an escrow account with instructions

to the escrow agent

to pay the money over

to the surveyor during
the course

of the conduct

of the survey plan. No later than April 15 preceding

the period

in which

a survey will be conducted, the registered supplier shall give the Director

a copy
of the contract with the surveyor, proof that the money necessary

to carry out the plan has either been paid

to the surveyor

or placed into an escrow account,

and
if placed into
an escrow account,

a copy
of the escrow agreement. Historical
Note Adopted effective under

an exemption
from the provi sions
of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

6, with
an interim effec tive date of September

12, 1997 (Supp. 97-3). Interim adoption expired
and was automatically repealed

on the date the permanent
rules became effective pursuant

to Laws 1997, Ch. 117; Section permanently adopted with changes October

1, 1998; filed

in the Office

of the Secre tary of State September

9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3). Amended by final rulemaking

at

5 A.A.R. 4214, effective Septem ber 22, 1999 (Supp. 99-3). Amended

by final rulemaking at
7 A.A.R. 1025, effective February

9, 2001 (Supp.
01- 1). Editor’s Note: The following Section was adopted under

an exemption from the provisions

of A.1LS. Title 41, Chapter

6, pur suant

to Laws 1997, Chapter
117,

§ 3. Exemption
from A.RS. Title 41, Chapter

6 means
the Department

did not submit these rules

to the Governor’s Regulatory Review Council
for review and approvaL Although exemptfrom certain provisions

of the Adm in istrative Procedure

Ac4 the Department

was required

to publish these rules

in the Arizona Administrative Register
and provide reasonable notice and
at least one public hearing

on the rules (Supp. 97-3). The exempt rules expired when the Section was per manently adopted with changes (Supp. 98-3). R20-2-761. Liability

for Noncompliant Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB A. Persons liable.

If motor fuel designated

as Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB
does not comply with R20-2-75

1, the following

are liable for the violation: 1. Each person who owns, leases, operates, controls,

or supervises

a facility where
the noncompliant Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

is found; 2. Each registered supplier whose corporate, trade,

or brand name,

or whose marketing subsidiary’s corporate, trade, or brand name, appears

at
a facility where the noncompli ant Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

is found; and 3. Each person who manufactured, imported,
sold, offered for sale, dispensed, supplied, offered
for supply, stored, transported,

or caused
the transportation

of any gasoline in

a storage tank containing Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB found

to be noncompliant. B. Defenses. 1.
A person who

is otherwise liable under subsection

(A)

is not liable

if that person demonstrates: a. That the violation
was not caused

by the person

or person’s employee

or agent; b. That product transfer documents account

for all of the noncompliant Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB

and indicate
that the Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB com plied with this Article;
and c. That the person had

a quality assurance sampling and testing program,

as described

in subsection

(C) in effect

at the time of the violation; except that any person who transfers Arizona CBG

or AZRBOB, but does not assume title, may rely on the quality assurance program carried
out by another person, including

the person who owns the noncompliant June 30, 2004

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04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,providedthequalityassuranceprogramisproperlyadministered.2.Ifaviolationisfoundatafacilitythatoperatesunderthecorporate,trade,orbrandnameofaregisteredsupplier,thatregisteredsuppliermustshow,inadditiontothedefenseelementsinsubsection(B)(l),thattheviolationwascausedby:a.AviolationoflawotherthanAR.S.Title41,Chapter15,Article6,thisArticle,oranactofsabotageorvandalism;b.Aviolationofacontractobligationimposedbytheregisteredsupplierdesignedtopreventnoncompliance,despiteperiodiccompliancesamplingandtestingbytheregisteredsupplier,orc.TheactionofanypersonhavingcustodyofArizonaCBGorAZRBOBnotsubjecttoacontractwiththeregisteredsupplierbutengagedbytheregisteredsupplierfortransportationofArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,despitespecificationorinspectionofproceduresandequipmentbytheregisteredsupplierdesignedtopreventviolations.3.Toshowthattheviolationwascausedbyanyoftheactionsinsubsection(B)(2),thepersonmustdemonstratebyreasonablyspecificshowings,bydirectorcircumstantialevidence,thattheviolationwascausedormusthavebeencausedbyanotherperson.C.Qualityassurancesamplingandtestingprogram.TodemonstrateanacceptablequalityassuranceprogramforArizonaCBGorAZRBOB,atallpointsinthegasolinedistributionnetwork,otherthanataservicestationorfleetownerfacility,apersonshallpresentevidence:OfaperiodicsamplingandtestingprogramtodeterminecompliancewiththemaximumorminimumstandardsinR20-2-751;and2.ThateachtimeArizonaCBGorAZRBOBisnoncompliantwithoneoftherequirementsinR20-2-751:a.Thepersonimmediatelyceasesselling,offeringforsale,dispensing,supplying,offeringforsupply,storing,transporting,orcausingthetransportationofthenoncompliantArizonaCBGorAZRBOB;andb.Thepersonremediestheviolationassoonaspracticable.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Editor’sNote.ThefollowingSectionwasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmittheserulestotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishtheserulesintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontherules(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).R20-2-762.PenaltiesAnypersonwhoviolatesanyprovisionofthisArticleissubjecttothefollowing:1.ProsecutionforaClass2misdemeanorunderA.R.S.§41-21l3(B)(4);2.Civilpenaltiesintheamountof$500perviolationunderA.R.S.§41-2115;and3.Stop-use,stop-sale,hold,andremovalordersunderA.R.S.§41-2066(A)(2).HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;SectionpermanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Supp.04-2Page38June30,2004ArizonaAdministrativeCodeTitle20,Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresEditor’sNote:ThefollowingTablewasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Thle41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmitthisTabletotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishthisTableintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontheTable(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).TableI.Type1GasolineStandardsNon-averagingAveragingOptionOptionABCDPerformanceStandard/FuelProperty**Per-GallonAverageMinimumMaximum(minimum)(per-gallon)(per-gallon)VOCEmissionReduction(%)>27.5>29.0>25.0N/AMayI-Sept.15NOxEmissionReduction(%)>5.56.8N/AN/AMayl-Sept.15NOxEmissionReduction(%)Sept.16-Nov.1andApril1-April30***?0.0N/AN/AN/AOxygencontent:ethanol,(%byweightunlessotherwisenoted)Nov.2-March31***N/AN/AN/AN/AApril1-Nov.10.0*N/A0.04.0Oxygencontentotherthanethanol,(%byweight)Nov.2-March31***N/AN/AN/AN/AApril1-Nov.10.0N/A0.02.7MaximumoxygencontentmustcomplywiththeEPAoxygenatewaiverrequirements.Datesrepresentcompliancedatesforservicestationsandfleetowners.***Registeredsuppliersshallcertif’allArizonaCBGasType2gasolinemeetingthestandardsinTable2beginningNovember2throughMarch31.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Ch.117;Table1permanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat7A.A.R.1025,effectiveFebruary9,2001(Supp.01-1).June30,2004Page39Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresEditor’sNote:ThefollowingTablewasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmitthisTabletotheGovernor’sRegulatoyReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAct,theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishthisTableintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontheTable(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwaspermanentlyadoptedwithchanges(Supp.98-3).Table2.Type2GasolineStandardsAveragingOptionNon-averagingOptionABCMaximumStandardFlatStandard*FuelProperty(pergallon)AveragingStandard*(pergallonmaximum)UnitsofStandardSulfurContent803040PartspermillionbyweightOlefinContent10.04.06.0%byvolume90%DistillationTemperature(T90)330290300DegreesFahrenheit50%DistillationTemperature(T50)220200210DegreesFahrenheitAromaticHydrocarbonContent30.022.025.0%byvolumeOxygencontent:ethanol****Nov.2-March3110%ethanol—10%ethanol%byvol.April1-Nov.12.7—2.7**%byweightOxygencontent:otherthanethanol Nov.2-March3l35** *—35***%byweightApril1-Nov.12.7—2.7**%byweight*InsteadofthestandardsincolumnsBandC,aregisteredsuppliermayelecttocomplywiththestandardscontainedincolumnA,andR20-2-751(F),(G),and(H)fortheuseofthePM.**MaximumoxygencontentshallcomplywiththeEPAoxygenatewaiverrequirements.***Non-ethanoloxygenateisallowedonlyifapprovedbytheDirectorunderA.R.S.§41-2124(D).MaximumoxygencontentshallcomplywiththeEPAoxygenatewaiverrequirements.AregisteredsuppliershallcertifyallArizonaCBGusingethanolastheoxygenatebeginningNovember2throughMarch31.AlternativeoxygenatesmaybeusedifapprovedbytheDirectorunderA.R.S.§41-2124(D).NOTE:Datesrepresentcompliancedatesforservicestationsandfleetowners.HistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionexpiredandwasautomaticallyrepealedonthedatethepermanentrulesbecameeffectivepursuanttoLaws1997,Cli.117;Table2permanentlyadoptedwithchangesOctober1,1998;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).AmendedbyfinalrulemakingatSA.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat5A.A.R.4214,effectiveSeptember22,1999(Supp.99-3).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat7A.A.R.1025,effectiveFebruary9,2001(Supp.01-1).Supp.04-2Page40June30,2004ArizonaAdministrativeCodeTitle20.Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresEditor’sNote:ThefollowingTablewasadoptedunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,pursuanttoLaws1997,Chapter117,3.ExemptionfromA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6meanstheDepartmentdidnotsubmitthisTabletotheGovernor’sRegulatoryReviewCouncilforreviewandapprovaLAlthoughexemptfromcertainprovisionsoftheAdministrativeProcedureAc4theDepartmentwasrequiredtopublishthisTableintheArizonaAdministrativeRegisterandprovidereasonablenoticeandatleastonepublichearingontheTable(Supp.97-3).TheexemptrulesexpiredwhentheSectionwasrepealedundertheregularrulemakingprocess(Supp.98-3).Table3.RepealedHistoricalNoteAdoptedeffectiveunderanexemptionfromtheprovisionsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter6,withaninterimeffectivedateofSeptember12,1997(Supp.97-3).InterimadoptionrepealedOctober1,1998,underLaws1997,Ch.117,§3;filedintheOfficeoftheSecretaryofStateSeptember9,1998(Supp.98-3).R20-2-801.RepealedARTICLE8.REPEALEDHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp,91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41.1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedeffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-801recodifiedfromR4-31-801(Supp.95-1).R20-2-801repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-802.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-802recodifiedfromR4-31-802(Supp.95-1).R20-2-802repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-803.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveOctober12,1990,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.90-4).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveFebruary12,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithchangeseffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-803recodifiedfromR4-31-803(Supp.95-1).R20-2-803repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-804.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-804recodifiedfromR4-3l-804(Supp.95-I).R20-2-804repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-805.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedeffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-805recodifiedfromR4-31-805(Supp.95-1).R20-2-805repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-806.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.RS.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S,§411026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-806recodifiedfromR4-3l-806(Supp.95-I).R20-2-806repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-807.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.RS.§41-1026,validforJune30,2004Page41Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedeffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-807recodifiedfromR4-31-807(Supp.95-1).R20-2-807repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-808.ReservedR20-2-809.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.914).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-809recodifiedfromR4-31-809(Supp.95-1).R4-2-809repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-810.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.914).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedeffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-810recodifiedfromR4-31-810(Supp.95-1).R20-2-810repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).R20-2-811.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedwithchangeseffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-811recodifiedfromR4-3l-811(Supp.95-1).R20-2-8llrepealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).R20-2-812.RepealedHistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveJuly17,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.91-3).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveOctober16,1991,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.914).EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveJanuary9,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagainwithoutchangeeffectiveApril22,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-2).AdoptedeffectiveJune22,1992(Supp.92-2).R20-2-812recodifiedfromR4-31-812(Supp.95-1).R20-2-812repealedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).ARTICLE9.GASOLINEVAPORCONTROLR20-2-901.MaterialIncorporatedbyReferenceThefollowingdocumentsareincorporatedbyreferenceandonfilewiththeDepartment.Thedocumentsincorporatedbyreferencecontainnolateramendmentsoreditions:AppendixJ.5ofTechnicalGuidance—StageIIVaporRecoverySystemsforControlofVehicleRefuelingEmissionsatGasolineDispensingFacilities,Vol.II:Appendices,November1991edition(EPA45O/3-91-022b),publishedbytheU.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency,OfficeofAirQuality,PlanningandStandards,ResearchTrianglePark,NorthCarolina27711.2.SanDiegoCountyAirPollutionControlDistrictTestProcedureTP-96-1,March1996,ThirdRevision,AirPollutionControlDistrict,9150ChesapeakeDrive,SanDiego,CA92123-1096.3.ThefollowingCARBtestprocedures:a.CaliforniaEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,AirResourcesBoardVaporRecoveryTestProcedureTP-201.4,DeterminationofDynamicPressurePerformanceofVaporRecoverySystemsofDispensingFacilities,April12,1996edition,CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,2020L.Street,Sacramento,California95812-2815.b.CaliforniaEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,AirResourcesBoardVaporRecoveryTestProcedureTP-201.5,Determination(byVolumeMeter)ofAirtoLiquidVolumeRatioofVaporRecoverySystemsofDispensingFacilities,April12,1996edition,CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,2020L.Street,Sacramento,California95812-2815.c.CaliforniaEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,AirResourcesBoardVaporRecoveryTestProcedureTP-2012C,DeterminationofSpillageofPhaseIIVaporRecoverySystemsofDispensingFacilities,April12,1996edition,CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,2020L.Street,Sacramento,California95812-2815.d.CaliforniaEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,AirResourcesBoardVaporRecoveryTestProcedureTP-20l.6,DeterminationofLiquidRemovalofPhaseIIVaporRecoverySystemsofDispensingFacilities,April12,1996edition,CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,2020L.Street,Sacramento,California95812-2815.e.CaliforniaEnvironmentalProtectionAgency,AirResourcesBoardVaporRecoveryTestProcedureTP-20l.2B,DeterminationofFlowVersusPressureforEquipmentinPhaseIIVaporRecoverySystemsofDispensingFacilities,April12,1996edition,CaliforniaAirResourcesBoard,P.O.Box2815,2020L.Street,Sacramento,California95812-2815.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveSupp.04-2Page42June30,2004ArizonaAdministrativeCodeTitle20,Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasuresFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedwithchangeseffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-90IrecodifiedfromR4-31-901(Supp.95-1).SectionR20-2-901repealed;newSectionR20-2-90lrenumberedfromR20-2-902andamendedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-902.ExemptionsA.ToobtainanexemptionfromthisArticle,apersonshallsubmitawrittenrequesttotheDepartmentandattestthatgasolinethroughputatthegasolinedispensingsiteisnotinexcessofthatspecifiedinA.R.S.§41-2132(C).Bythe15thofeachmonth,beginningthemonthaftertheDepartmentapprovestheexemption,thepersonshallsubmitawrittenthroughputreporttotheDepartment.Ifapersondoesnottimelyfileamonthlythroughputreportorifamonthlythroughputreportreflectsthattheexemptionlimitisexceeded,theDepartmentdeemstheexemptionvoid.B.Toobtainanindependentsmallbusinessmarketerexemption,apersonshallderiveatleast50percentoftheperson’sannualincomefromthesaleofgasolineateachgasolinedispensingsiteforwhichanexemptionisrequested.ThepersonshallsubmitawrittenrequestforexemptiontotheDepartment.TheDepartmentshalldeterminethepercentageoftotalannualincomerepresentedbythesaleofgasolineonthebasisoftheperson’sstateandfederalgrossincomefortheprecedingyearforincometaxpurposes.Thefollowingitemsareexcludedfromincomecomputations:1.Purchaseandsaleofdieselfuel,and2.Statelotterysalesnetcommissionsandincentives.C.Motorraceways,motorvehicleprovinggrounds,andmarineandaircraftfuelingfacilitiesareexemptfromstageIIvaporrecoveryrequirements.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedwithchangeseffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-902recodifiedfromR4-31-902(Supp.95-1).R20-2-902renumberedtoR.20-2-901;newSectionR20-2-902renumberedfromR20-2-903andamendedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-903.EquipmentandInstallationA.TheDepartmentshallrejectavaporrecoverysystemorcomponentfromfutureinstallationif:1.Federalregulationsprohibititsuse;2.Thevaporrecoverysystemorcomponentdoesnotmeetthemanufacturer’sspecificationsascertifiedbyCARBusingtestmethodsapprovedinR20-2-90I;or3.Thevaporrecoverysystemorcomponentfailsgreaterthan20%ofDepartmentinspectionsforthatsystemorcomponentortheDepartmentreceivesequivalentfailureresultsfromavaporrecoveryregisteredserviceagencyorfromanotherjurisdiction’svaporrecoveryprogram,andtheDepartmentprovidesatleast30dayspublicnoticeofitsproposedrejection.B.ThepipingofbothastageIandstageIIvaporrecoverysystemshallbedesignedandconstructedascertifiedbyCARBforthatspecificvaporrecoverysystem.ApersonshallnotalterastageIandstageIIvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentfromtheCARB-certifledconfigurationwithoutobtainingDepartmentapprovalunderR20-2-904.C.IfDepartmentinspectionortestdatarevealadeficiencyinafitting,assembly,orcomponentthatcannotbepermanentlycorrected,thedeficientfitting,assembly,orcomponentshallnotbeusedinArizona.D.AstageIspillcontainmentmayhaveapluggeddrainratherthanadrainvalveifahand-operatedpumpiskeptonsitefordrainingentrappedliquid.AstageIIvaporrecoverysystemshallhavepressure/vacuum(Ply)threadedvalvesontopoftheventlinesforgasolinestoragetanks.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedwithchangeseffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-903recodifledfromR4-31-903(Supp.95-1).R20-2-903renumberedtoR20-2-902;newSectionR20-2-903renumberedfromR20-2-904andamendedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-904.ApplicationRequirementsandProcessforAuthoritytoConstructPlanApprovalA.Apersonshallnotbegintoconsinictasiterequiringavaporrecoverysystemortomakeamajormodificationofanexistingvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentbeforeobtainingapprovalofanauthoritytoconstructplanapplication.Amajormodificationis:1.AddingorreplacingagasolinestoragetankthatisequippedwithaDepartmentapprovedstageHvaporrecoverysystem;2.Addingorreplacingundergroundpiping,vaporpipingwithinadispenser,oradispenseratanexistingvaporrecoverysiteunlessthedispenserreplacementisnecessaryduetounforeseendamagetotheexistingdispenser;or3.ReplacingaDepartment-approvedstageIIvaporrecoverysystemofonecertifiedconfigurationwithanapprovedstageIIvaporrecoverysystemofadifferentcertifiedconfiguration.B.ApersonshallfilewiththeDepartmentawrittenchangeordertoanauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalonaformprovidedbytheDepartmentifamodificationoftheapprovedvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentisneededaftertheDepartmentissuesanauthoritytoconstructplanapproval.ThepersonshallnotmakeanymodificationuntiltheDepartmentapprovesthechangeorder.C.Toobtainanauthoritytoconstructplanapproval,apersonshallsubmittotheDepartment,onaformprovidedbytheDepartment,thefollowing:1.Thename,address,andphonenumberofanyowner,operator,andproposedcontractor,ifknown;2.ThenameofthestageIorstageIIvaporrecoverysystemorcomponenttobeinstalledalongwiththeCARBcciiificationforthatsystemorcomponent3.Thestreetaddressofthesitewhereconstructionormajormodificationwilltakeplacewithanestimatedtimetableforconstructionormodification;June30,2004Page43Supp.04-2Title20,Ch.2ArizonaAdministrativeCodeDepartmentofWeightsandMeasures4.Acopyofablueprintorscaledsiteplanforthevaporrecoverysystemorcomponentincludingallequipmentandpipingdetail;and5.Anapplicationfee.D.Afterreviewandapprovaloftheauthoritytoconstructplan,theDepartmentshallissuetheauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalandmailtheplanapprovaltotheaddressindicatedontheapplication.1.AcopyoftheauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalshallbemaintainedatthefacilityduringconstructionsothatitisaccessibleforDepartmentreview.2.ConstructionofastageIIvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentatasitenothavinganapprovedauthoritytoconstructplan,shallbestoppedandnofurtherinstallationworkshallbedoneuntilanauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalisobtained.3.Anauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalisnottransferable.E.TheDepartmentshalldenyanauthoritytoconstructplanforanyofthefollowingreasons:1.Providingincomplete,false,ormisleadinginformation;or2.FailingtomeettherequirementsstatedinthisChapter.F.Ifexcavationisinvolved,theDepartmentmayvisuallyinspectthestageIIundergroundpipingofagasolinedispensingsitebeforethepipelineisburied,forcompliancewiththeauthoritytoconstructplanapproval.ApersonwhoownsoroperatesavaporrecoverysystemorcomponentshallgivetheDepartmentnoticebyfacsimileatleasttwobusinessdaysbeforetheundergroundpipingiscomplete.TheDepartmentshallrequiretheowneroroperatortoexcavateallpipingnotinspectedbeforeburialiftheowneroroperatordoesnotgivetherequiredtwobusinessdays’notice.GAfterconstructioniscomplete,apersonwhohasavalidauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalmaydispensegasolineforupto90daysbeforefmalapproval,ifaninitialinspectionisscheduledaccordingtoR20-2-905.H.Anauthoritytoconstructplanapprovalexpiresoneyearfromthedateofissueorthecompletionofconstruction,whicheverissooner.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R..S.

§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.924).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedeffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-904recodifiedfromR4-31-904(Supp.95-1).P20-2-904renumberedtoR20-2-903;newSectionR20-2-904renumberedfromR20-2-905andamendedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-905.InitialInspectionandTestingA.Within10daysafterbeginningthedispensingofgasolineatasitethatrequiresanauthoritytoconstructplanapproval,apersonshallprovidetheDepartmentwithawrittencertificationofcompletionbythecontractorandscheduleaninspectionthatincludestestsandacceptancecriteriaspecifiedintheauthoritytoconstructplanapproval.TheinspectionshallbewitnessedbytheDepartmentatatimeapprovedbytheDepartmentandincludeanyofthefollowingrelevanttothespecificvaporrecoverysysteminstalled:1.Adynamicpressureperformancetestfromeachdispenserforeachproductgradetoitsassociatedundergroundstoragetank;2.Apressuredecaytestforeachvaporcontrolsystemincludingnozzles,undergroundstoragetanks,andtankvents.ThistestshallbeperformedwithcapsremovedfromstageIfillandvaporrisers.IfthepressuredecaytestinR20-2-901(1)isused,theDepartmentshallfailthevaporrecoverysystemifgasolinestoragetankshavelessthan10percentorgreaterthan60percentvaporspace.IfthepressuredecaytestinR20-2-901(2)isused,theDepartmentshallfailthevaporrecoverysystemifgasolinestoragetankshavelessthan15percentormorethan30,000gallonsvaporspace.TheDepartmentshallcomputecombinedtankvaporspaceformanifoldedsystems;3.Communicationfromdispensertotanksforeachproduct,usingtheSanDiegoTP-96-landCARBTP-20l.4testprocedures;4.Airtoliquidvolumeratiobyvolumemeterofavaporrecoverysystem,usingCARETP-20l.5orCAREendorsedequivalentprocedurestodetermineairtoliquid(A/L)ratios;5.SpillageofastageIIvaporrecoverysystem,usingtheCARETP-20l.2Cprocedure;6.LiquidremovalofastageIIvaporrecoverysystem,usingtheCARBTP-201.6procedure;7.FlowversuspressureforcomponentsinastageHvaporrecoverysystem,usingtheCARETP-201.2Bprocedure;and8.Proceduresspecifiedbyamanufacturerfortestingthevaporrecoverysystem.B.Ifthereisadifferencebetweenatestingcontractor’sandtheDepartment’stestresults,theDepartment’stestresultsprevail.C.Ifasitefailstopassanyofthetestsrequiredbysubsection(A),theaffectedvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentshallremainout-of-serviceuntilthevaporrecoverysystemandcomponentpassalltheappropriatetestsinsubsection(A).D.ApersonwhocancelsaninitialinspectionshallnotifytheDepartmentbycallingtheDepartment’sdesignatedtelephonenumberatleastonehourbeforethescheduledinspectionandshallrescheduletheinspectionwithin10businessdaysafterthisnotification.TheDepartmentshalltakeenforcementactionifapersonfailstocomplywiththisSection.E.ApersonshallnotifytheDepartmentwhenavaporrecoverysystemorcomponentisrepairedafterfailinganinitialinspection.AregisteredservicerepresentativeshallnotproceedwithareinspectionuntiltheDepartmentapprovesthereinspectiondateandtime.F.Ifaregisteredservicerepresentativedoesnotstartaninitialinspectionpressuredecaytestwithin30minutesofthescheduledstarttime,theDepartmentshallfailtheinitialinspectionofthatsite.G.Ifapersoncancelsaninitialinspection,thepersonshallrescheduletheinspectionwithin90daysfromthedategasolinewasfirstdispensed.1.TheDepartmentshalltakeenforcementactionifthepersonfailstotimelyrescheduletheinspection.2.TheregisteredserviceagencyshallnotifytheDepartmentinwritingatleast10businessdaysbeforetheinspectionofthetime,date,andlocationoftheinspection.3.TheDepartmentshallnotifytheregisteredserviceagencywithinfivebusinessdays,byfacsimileorelectronicmail,whetheritapprovestheinspectiondateandtime.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.

§41-1026,validforonly90daysSupp.04-2Page44June30,2004ArizonaAdministrativeCodeTitle20,Ch.2DepartmentofWeightsandMeasures(Supp.92-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedwithchangeseffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-905recodifiedfromR4-31-905(Supp.95-1).R20-2-905renumberedtoR20-2-904;newSectionR20-2-905adoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.98-4).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-906.FeesA.TheAuthoritytoConstructplanapprovalfeeis$500.B.Thereinspectionfeeis$300,andshallbepaideachtimeaninitialorpreburialreinspectionisrequired,orwhentheDepartmentisnottimelynotifiedthataninspectioniscanceled.HistoricalNoteEmergencyruleadoptedeffectiveNovember23,1992,pursuanttoA.R.S.

§41-1026,validforonly90days(Supp.92-4).EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveFebruary22,1993(Supp.93-1).Emergencyexpired.EmergencyruleadoptedagaineffectiveJune1,1993(Supp.93-1).PermanentruleadoptedwithchangeseffectiveAugust31,1993(Supp.93-3).R20-2-906recodifiedfromR4-31-906(Supp.95-1).R20-2-906renumberedtoR20-2-907;newSectionR20-2-906adoptedeffectiveOctober8,1998(Supp.984).Amendedbyfinalrulemakingat10A.A.R.1690,effectiveJune5,2004(Supp.04-2).R20-2-907.OperationA.Theowneroroperatorofagasolinedispensingsitewithstage11vaporrecoveryshallnottransferorpermitthetransferofgasolineintoanymotorvehiclefueltankunlessstageIIvaporrecoveryequipmentisinstalled,maintained,operating,andbeingusedaccordingtotherequirementsofA.R.S.Title41,Chapter15,Article7,andthisArticle.B.TheowneroroperatorshalloperateastageIIvaporrecoverysystemandassociatedcomponentsincompliancewiththeCARBcertificationforthatsystemandtheserules.C.Theowneroroperatorofagasolinedispensingsitewithstage11vaporrecoveryshallinspectthesystemanditscomponentsdaily.Dailyinspectionsshallincludeallnozzles,hoseswithconnectinghardware,StageIfittings,andspillcontainment.D.TheowneroroperatorshallimmediatelystopusingaStageIIvaporrecoverysystemorcomponentifoneormoreofthefollowingsystemorcomponentdefectsoccur:1.Afaceplateorfaceconeofabalancesystemnozzledoesnotmakeagoodsealwithavehiclefilltube,ortheaccumulateddamagetothefaceplateorfaceconeis1/4ormoreofitscircumference.Theseconditionsalsoapplytoavacuumassistsystemthathasanozzlewithabellowsandfaceplatethatsealwithavehiclefillpipe;2.Whenmorethan1/4oftheconeismissingforvaporassistsystemshavingbellowlessnozzleswithflexiblevapordeflectingcones;3.Anozzlebellowshasatriangulartearmeasuring1/2inchormoretoaside,aholemeasuring3/2inchormoreindiameter,oraslitortearmeasuringoneinchormoreinlength;4.Anozzlebellowsislooselyattachedtothenozzlebody,attachedbymeansotherthanthatapprovedbythemanufacturer,oravaporcheckvalveisfrozenintheopenpositionduetoimpairedmotionofthebellows;5.Anynozzleliquidshut-offmechanismmalfunctionsinanymanner,thespringorlatchingknurlforholdingthenozzleinplaceduringvehiclefuelingisdamagedormissing,oranozzleiswithoutafunctioninghold-openlatch;6.Anynozzlewithadefectivevaporcheckvalve,orhosehavingadisengagedbreakaway,whenallothernozzlesarecapableofdeliveringthesamegradeoffuelfromthesameturbinepump;7.AnyvacuumassistnozzlehavinglessthantheacceptablenumberofopenvaporcollectionholesspecifiedbyCARBfortheparticularmodelofnozzleinservice,thenozzlespoutrocksorrotatesmorethan1/8inch,thespoutshowsheavywearwiththetipdamagedinawaythatthelargestaxisexceeds.84inch,ortheplasticinsertinthetipofthespoutisloose;8.Anynozzlewithadispensingrategreaterthan10gallonsperminutewhenonlyonenozzleassociatedwiththeproductsupplypumpisoperating,oraflowrestrictorisimproperlyinstalled,leaking,ornon-CARBapproved;9.Anynozzlewithaphysicallydamagedbreakawayorabreakawayshowingevidenceofproductleakage,orabreakawaynotapprovedfortheinstalledsystem;10.Adispensermountedvacuumpumpthatisnotfunctioning;11.Anyvaporrecoveryhoseand,asapplicable,theaccompanyingwhiphose,that:a.Iscrimped,kinked,flattened,ordamagedinanymannerthatconstrictsthereturnflowofvapor1,.Forabalancehose,hasanyslitsortearsgreaterthan1/4inchinlength,perforationsgreaterthan1/8inchindiameter,orassistsystemhosesthatarecut,torn,orbadlywornsoastocauseapossiblefuellealqc.Doesnotfullyretract,forapproveddispenserconfigurationsusinghoseretractors,orabalancesystemhosethatexceedsthe10-inchlooprequirementwhererequired,orforahoselengththatallowsabalancehosetotouchtheground,orforavacuumassisthosehavingmorethan6inchesincontactwiththeground;d.Doesnotswivelatthehose/nozzleconnection;ore.Doesnothavearequiredinternalliquidpick-uporthehosewithliquidpick-upisimproperlyassembledforthepick-uptoproperlyfunction;12.Tankventpipesthatarenottheproperheight,orarenotproperlycappedwithapprovedpressureandvacuumventvalvesettings,orwhererequired,ventpipesthatdonotmeettheCARB-specifiedpaintcolorcodefortheinstalledsystem;13.TheStageIinstallationisnotproperlyinstalledormaintained,inthat:a.Spillcontainmentbucketsarecracked,rusted,thesidewallsarenotattachedorotherwiseimproperlyinstalled,orspillcontainmentbucketsarenotcleanandemptyofliquid,ortherearenon-functioningdrainvalves,ordrainvalvesthatdonotseal;b.Afilladaptorcollarorvaporpoppet(drybreak)thatislooseordamaged,orwithafillorvaporcapthatisnotinstalled,ismissing,broken,orwithoutgaskets;c.CoaxialStageIthatisnotequippedwithafunctioningCARB-approvedpoppetedfilltube,orthecoaxialcapisnotinstalled,ismissing,broken,orwithoutgaskets;ord.Afilltubeismissing,notsealed,hasholes,brokenordamagedoverfillpreventors,orifthehighpointofthebottomopeningismorethan6inchesabovethetankbottom;June30,2004Page45Supp.04-2q Title 20, Cli.

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of Weights
and Measures 14. The tank rise cap with instrument

lead wire for an elec tronic monitoring system

is not tightly installed,

or any other tank riser

is not securely sealed and capped; 15. The under-dispenser

vapor recovery piping

is not securely intact

or is crimped, does not slope

to the under ground vapor pipe riser, hoses used for connection

are deteriorated

or not approved

for use with gasoline, reset- table impact type shear valves
are closed,

or there

is any other valve

or restriction

to impede

the vapor path; 16. An above-ground storage tank that does not display

a per manently attached

UL approval plaque; 17.

A vacuum assist system with
an inoperative central vac uum unit; 18.

A vacuum assist system with
an inoperative vapor pro cessing (burner) unit; 19.
A vacuum assist system with

a monitoring system certi fied by CARB

or the Authority

to Construct

that

is not operational

or malfunctions;

or 20. Any other component identified

in the diagrams, exhibits, attachments

or other documents

that are certified

by CARB

or required

by the Authority

to Construct

for that system

is missing, disconnected,

or malfunctioning. E. The owner

or operator shall also inspect

for the presence

and proper placement

of public information
signs required

by A.R.S.

§ 41-2132(F)

and this Article. F. For

a stage

II vacuum-assist
vapor recovery system,

the owner or operator shall immediately
place damaged

or malfunction ing equipment

out of service and shall notify the Department by facsimile

no more than one day after the malfunction

of

a central vacuum

or processor
unit. Once the equipment

or sys tem

is repaired,

the owner

or operator shall provide written notice within five days of the repair

to the Department. G. Proper operation

of the stage

I system, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-2132(D)(4),

shall include

the requirement

to recover vapors during pump-out from

a gasoline storage tank

to

a mobile transporter. H. Any underground

tank tightness

test shall be conducted

in

a manner

so that gasoline vapors
are not emitted

to the atmo sphere. Historical Note Emergency

rule adopted effective November

23, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-4). Emergency

rule adopted again effective February

22, 1993 (Supp. 93-1). Emergency expired. Emergency

rule adopted again effective June

1, 1993 (Supp. 93-1). Permanent

rule adopted effective August 31• 1993 (Supp. 93-3). R20-2-907 recodifled from R4- 31-907 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-907 renumbered

to R20-2- 908; new Section R20-2-907 renumbered
from R20-2- 906 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-908. Training

and Public Education A. Each operator

of

a gasoline dispensing

site using stage

II vapor recovery shall obtain adequate training
and written instruc tions

to enable
the system

to be properly installed, operated and maintained

in accordance
with the manufacturer’s specifi cations
and CARB certification.

The operator shall maintain documentation

of this training

for each operator On-site
and documentation

to the Department

on request. B.
In addition

to the information required

in A.R.S.

§ 41-2132(F), an operator

of

a gasoline dispensing

site with stage

H vapor recovery shall display

a Department telephone number
that the public can call
to report nozzle

or other equipment problems. The operator shall place the required information

on each face of each gasoline dispenser.

The headings shall be at least 3/8 inches and shall
be readable from
up to

3 feet away for decal

signs, and from up to

6 feet away for permanent (non-decal) signs. Decals shall
be located

on the upper 60% of each face of the dispenser. Historical Note Emergency

rule adopted effective November

23, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-4). Emergency

rule adopted again effective February

22, 1993 (Supp. 93-1). Emergency expired. Emergency

rule adopted again effective June

1, 1993 (Supp. 93-I). Permanent

rule adopted effective August 31, 1993 (Supp. 93-3). R20-2-908 recodified from R4- 31-908 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-908 renumbered

to P.20-2- 909; new Section R20-2-908 renumbered
from R20-2- 907 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). R20-2-909. Recordkeeping

and Reporting A. The owner

or operator

of
a gasoline dispensing

site employing stage

H vapor recovery shall maintain daily records

of the inspections
done pursuant

to this Article. B. The owner

or operator

of
a gasoline dispensing

site employing stage

II vapor recovery shall maintain

a log and related records of all regularly scheduled maintenance

and any repairs that have been made

to stage

II equipment. C. The owner

or operator

of

a gasoline dispensing

site that

is exempt from requirements

to install and operate stage

I] vapor recovery equipment, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-2132(C),

shall maintain

a log
at the site showing monthly throughputs.

The owner

or operator shall annually submit

a copy of these logs representing

the previous

12 months throughputs

to the Department.

If any throughput requirement provided

in A.R.S. § 41-2132(C)

and this Article

is exceeded

for any month,
the owner

or operator shall notify
the Department

in writing within

30 days. The owner

or operator shall within
six months after the end of the month
the throughput

is exceeded, install and operate

a stage

II vapor recovery system conforming

to this Article. D. An owner

or operator shall keep
all records required

by this Article

at the gasoline dispensing

site for at least one year and shall make these records available

to the Department
upon request. Historical Note Emergency

rule adopted effective November

23, 1992, pursuant

to A.R.S.

§ 41-1026, valid for only 90 days (Supp. 92-4). Emergency

rule adopted again effective February

22, 1993 (Supp. 93-1). Emergency expired. Emergency

rule adopted again effective June

1, 1993 (Supp. 93-1). Sectioti R4-31-909 adopted

as an emergency

rule permanently adopted
and renumbered

to R4-31-9l0,

new Section R4-31-909 adopted effective August

31, 1993 (Supp. 93-3). P.20-2-909 recodified from R4-31-909 (Supp. 95-1). R20-2-909 renumbered

to R20-2-210;

new Section R20-2-909 renumbered
from P.20-2-908

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 98-4). P.20-2-910. Annual Inspection

and Testing A.

A person shall ensure that an annual inspection,

as required

by A.RS.

§ 41-2065(A)(l5),

is conducted

by

a registered service representative

on or before
the annual inspection
date. The annual inspection
date

is the last day of the month

in which the last scheduled annual inspection

was performed.

A registered service agency shall notify
the Department

in writing

at least 10 business days before

an annual inspection

of the time, date, and location

of the inspection.

The Department
shall notify the registered service agency within five business days,
by facsim ile or electronic mail, whether

it approves

the annual inspec Supp. 04-2

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2 tion date and time. The registered service agency shall not perform

the annual inspection unless the Department approves the inspection
date and time. B. The annual inspection
shall include
the tests defined

in R20-2- 905(A)(l) through

(8) that pertain

to the specific vapor recov ery system installed. C.
If there

is
a difference between

a testing contractor’s

and the Department’s

test results,

the Department’s

test results prevail. D.
If
a site fails

to pass any of the tests required

by subsection (B), the affected vapor recovery system

or component

shall remain out-of-service

until the vapor recovery system
and component

pass all appropriate
tests

in subsection

(B). E. After

an annual inspection begins,

a person shall not make

a repair

to the vapor recovery system

or component
until the results

of the inspection

are recorded. F.

A registered service representative

shall perform

all tests according

to Article

9 and any other vapor recovery procedure that the Department issues

to registered service agencies. G.

A person who cancels

a witnessed inspection
shall notify
the Department

by calling
the Department’s designated telephone number

at least one hour before the scheduled inspection

and shall reschedule

the test to be completed

by the annual inspec tion date.

A registered service agency shall notify the Depart ment

in writing

at least

10 business days before

an annual inspection

of the time, date, and location

of the inspection.

The Department

shall notify
the registered service agency within five business days,
by facsimile

or electronic mail,

of its approval

of the inspection

date and time. The Department

shall take enforcement action

if a person does not comply with this subsection. Historical Note Section R4-3 1-910 renumbered
from emergency

rule R4- 31-909
and permanently adopted with changes effective August

31, 1993 (Supp. 93-3). R.20-2-910 recodified from

R4-3 1-910 (Supp. 95-1). P.20-2-910 renumbered

to R20- 2-912; new Section P.20-2-910 renumbered
from R9-2- 909 and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-911. Compliance Inspections The Department

shall not announce when

it plans

to conduct

a com pliance inspection

of
a stage

I or stage

II vapor recovery system

or component.

If results

of
a compliance inspection reveal

a violation of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, or this Article,

the Department

shall require

the vapor recovery system

or component

to undergo

an appropriate

test as specified

in P.20-2-910. Historical Note Adopted effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effec tive June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). R20-2-912. Enforcement If the Department
finds that

a stage

II vapor recovery system

or component

is defective

or non-compliant

with one or more
of the provisions

of this Chapter

or A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15, the Department

shall issue

to the owner

or operator

an administrative order and place

a stop-sale, stop-use

tag on the non-compliant vapor recovery system

or component.

The owner

or operator may be required

to schedule

an inspection

for

a stage

II vapor recovery system

or component

to ensure that

it meets

all requirements

of A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter

15 and this Chapter before
the vapor recovery system

or component

is placed

in service. Historical Note Section R20-2-912 renumbered
from P.20-2-910

and amended effective October

8, 1998 (Supp. 984). Amended

by final rulemaking

at 10 A.A.R. 1690, effective June

5, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). June 30, 2004

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