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AZ Rev Stat § 45-855.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-855.01 - Effect of long-term storage credits on assured water supply and adequate water supply

45-855.01.  Effect of long-term storage credits on assured water supply and adequate water supply A. In an active management area,  except as provided in section 45-853.01,  subsection C,  and on the request of a person who holds long-term storage credits,  the director shall include the amount of long-term storage credits requested by the person in determining whether to issue a certificate of assured water supply to the person pursuant to section 45-576,  or if the person is a city,  town or private water company,  whether to designate or redesignate the city,  town or private water company as having an assured water supply. This subsection shall not be construed to prohibit or require the director to include projected additions to a long-term storage account in determining whether to issue a certificate of assured water supply to the person,  or if the person is a city,  town or private water company,  whether to designate or redesignate the city,  town or private water company as having an assured water supply. B. Outside an active management area,  except as provided in section 45-853.01,  subsection C and on the request of a person who holds long-term storage credits,  the director shall include the amount of long-term storage credits requested by the person in determining whether to issue a report of adequate water supply pursuant to section 45-108 for a subdivision to the person,  or if the person is a city,  town or private water company,  whether to designate the city,  town or private water company as having an adequate water supply. This subsection shall not be construed to prohibit or require the director to include projected additions to a long-term storage account in determining whether to issue a report of adequate water supply for a subdivision to the person,  or if the person who holds the long-term storage account is a city,  town or private water company,  whether to designate the city,  town or private water company as having an adequate water supply. C. Long-term storage credits included by the director in making the determinations and designations in subsections A and B of this section are not assignable by the person holding the credits,  unless the director has determined that the credits will continue to be used for the subdivision for which the certificate of assured water supply or certificate of adequate water supply has been issued or for the service area that has been designated as having an assured water supply or an adequate water supply.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-857.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-857.01 - Groundwater replenishment district incidental replenishment factor; definitions

45-857.01.  Groundwater replenishment district incidental replenishment factor;  definitions A. With respect to a groundwater replenishment district and not later than the first day of each reporting year,  the director shall determine the incidental replenishment factor for the reporting year and shall report that ratio to the groundwater replenishment district. B. For purposes of this section: 1. " Incidental replenishment"  means water that percolates to an aquifer after being used for municipal purposes in the groundwater replenishment district,  except for water that is added to an aquifer pursuant to this chapter. 2. " Incidental replenishment factor"  means the ratio of the amount of incidental replenishment in the groundwater replenishment district that the director estimates will occur in the reporting year to the amount of water that the director estimates will be used in the district by the district members in the reporting year.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-858.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-858.01 - Master replenishment account; debits and credits

45-858.01.  Master replenishment account;  debits and credits A. The director shall establish a long-term storage account and a master replenishment account for each groundwater replenishment district. B. The director shall compute the master replenishment account debit for a reporting year for the district as follows: 1. For each district member,  compute the replenishment obligations as prescribed by section 48-4463. 2. Add the amounts computed under paragraph 1 of this subsection for all district members. C. For each reporting year,  the amount computed under subsection B of this section for the district shall be debited from the district's master replenishment account. D. On application by a district to the director,  credits in the district's long-term storage account,  including credits that are registered for water stored pursuant to article 6 of this chapter and for which a district has assumed responsibility pursuant to section 45-896.01,  shall be transferred and credited to the district's master replenishment account. E. For each reporting year,  the director shall credit the district's master replenishment account by the amount of water stored by the district during the reporting year,  if the district has requested the director to credit the stored water directly to its master replenishment account and the stored water would otherwise be eligible for credits in a long-term storage account. F. Credits in a master replenishment account may not be assigned or transferred out of the master replenishment account. G. If the director,  either through an audit of the records of the district or a district member pursuant to section 45-880.01 or otherwise,  establishes a misstatement or error regarding information relevant to the determination of master replenishment account debits or credits,  the director may adjust accordingly the credits or debits for the appropriate year.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-860.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-860.01 - Water district account; debits and credits

45-860.01.  Water district account;  debits and credits A. The director shall establish a long-term storage account and a water district account for the active management area in which a water district member land or water district member service area is or may be located. B. For each reporting year,  the water district groundwater replenishment obligation,  as defined in section 48-4801,  shall be debited from the water district account. C. For each reporting year,  the contract replenishment obligation,  as defined in section 48-4801,  shall be debited from the water district account. D. On application by a water district to the director,  credits in the water district's long-term storage account for an active management area,  including credits earned from a state demonstration project permitted pursuant to article 6 of this chapter,  shall be transferred and credited to the water district's water district account for the same active management area. E. For each reporting year,  the director shall credit the water district's water district account by the amount of water stored by the water district during the reporting year,  if the water district has requested the director to credit the stored water directly to its water district account and the stored water would otherwise be eligible for credits in a long-term storage account. F. By October 31 of each year,  the director shall determine whether the water district has completed the water district groundwater replenishment obligation for the active management area as prescribed by section 48-4972. G. Credits in a water district account may not be assigned or transferred out of the water district account.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-872.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-872.01 - Water measuring devices

45-872.01.  Water measuring devices A person who stores water at an underground storage facility,  who delivers in lieu water to a recipient at a groundwater savings facility or who recovers stored water pursuant to a recovery well permit shall use a water measuring device approved by the director and shall comply with the rules setting forth the requirements and specifications for water measuring devices adopted pursuant to section 45-604.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-873.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-873.01 - In lieu water reporting requirements; withdrawal fees

45-873.01.  In lieu water reporting requirements;  withdrawal fees The in lieu water that is delivered pursuant to a groundwater savings facility permit and a water storage permit issued under this chapter is deemed to be groundwater for all purposes of chapter 2 of this title as if the recipient of the in lieu water had withdrawn it from a well. The recipient is responsible for all records,  reports and fees required by chapter 2 of this title relating to the in lieu water received.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-874.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-874.01 - Long-term storage credit recovery fee; amount; notice; payment; penalty

45-874.01.  Long-term storage credit recovery fee;  amount;  notice;  payment;  penalty A. The director shall levy and collect a long-term storage credit recovery fee from each person who recovers long-term storage credits pursuant to a recovery well permit issued under section 45-834.01. The amount of the long-term storage credit recovery fee is equal to the amount of the groundwater withdrawal fee levied for administration and enforcement of chapter 2 of this title pursuant to section 45-611,  subsection A,  paragraph 1. B. Not later than October 1 of each year the director shall file in the department an order setting the long-term storage credit recovery fee for the following calendar year. C. Within thirty days after the director sets the long-term storage credit recovery fee for the following calendar year,  the director shall give written notice of the fee to all holders of recovery well permits issued under this chapter. D. A person shall pay the long-term storage credit recovery fee to the department at the time the person holding a recovery well permit files an annual report pursuant to section 45-875.01. If a person who is required to pay a long-term storage credit recovery fee fails to pay the fee when due,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of ten per cent of the unpaid fee,  without compounding,  for each month or portion of a month that the fee is delinquent. The total penalty assessed under this subsection shall not exceed sixty per cent of the unpaid fee. E. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all monies collected pursuant to subsection A of this section in the water resources fund established by section 45-117 and all monies collected pursuant to subsection D of this section in the state general fund.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-875.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-875.01 - Annual reports; penalty

45-875.01.  Annual reports;  penalty A. Each person who holds a storage facility permit shall file an annual report with the director that includes the following information: 1. The total quantity of water stored at the facility during the year. 2. The name,  address and water storage permit number of each person storing water at the storage facility during the year. 3. Such other information as the director may reasonably require. B. Each person who holds a water storage permit shall file an annual report with the director that includes the following information: 1. The quantity of water from each source stored under the permit during the year. 2. The quantity of stored water recovered on an annual basis. 3. The quantity of stored water to be credited to a long-term storage account. 4. Other information as the director may reasonably require. C. In addition to the requirements of subsections A and B of this section,  each person who holds a groundwater savings facility permit or who holds a water storage permit for water storage at a groundwater savings facility shall include with the annual report all evidence required to be submitted by that person pursuant to the plan by which the quantity of groundwater saved at the storage facility will be proved. D. Each person who holds a recovery well permit shall file an annual report with the director that includes the following information: 1. The registration number and location of each well used to recover stored water. 2. The quantity of fuel or electricity consumed by the pump for each well during the year. 3. The total quantity and source of stored water recovered by each well during the year. 4. The quantity and source of stored water recovered on an annual basis during the year. 5. The quantity and source of stored water recovered from a long-term storage account during the year. 6. Other information as the director may reasonably require. E. The annual reports shall be maintained on a calendar year basis and shall be filed with the director no later than March 31 of each year for the preceding calendar year. If a person who is required to file an annual report under this section fails to file a report when due,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of twenty-five dollars for each month or portion of a month that the annual report is delinquent. The total penalty assessed under this subsection shall not exceed one hundred fifty dollars. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected under this subsection in the state general fund.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-876.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-876.01 - Annual report; groundwater replenishment district and replenishment district members; penalties

45-876.01.  Annual report;  groundwater replenishment district and replenishment district members;  penalties A. Each groundwater replenishment district shall file an annual report with the director that includes: 1. The total amount of water that was stored by the district during the reporting year pursuant to each water storage permit issued to it under this chapter. 2. The amount of water stored by the district during the reporting year to be credited to the master replenishment account. 3. The amount of water stored by the district during the reporting year to be credited to the district's long-term storage account. 4. The amount of long-term storage credits the district has transferred and credited to its master replenishment account during the reporting year. 5. If the reporting year was a drought year,  as defined in section 48-4401,  for any district member: (a) The amount of any debit that was registered to the district's drought relief account for the reporting year,  as provided in section 48-4467. (b) Each district member's share of the debit. (c) The ending balance of the account. (d) The historic annual per acre surface water deliveries,  as defined in section 48-4401,  for the reporting year of each irrigation district and water users' association that delivered surface water for non-irrigation use on land in the district during the reporting year. 6. Each district member's replenishment obligation determined pursuant to section 48-4463. 7. Other information as the director may require. B. The annual report shall be maintained on a calendar year basis and shall be filed no later than May 15 of each year for the preceding year,  which is the reporting year. C. In addition to the annual report required by this section and section 45-632,  each groundwater replenishment district member shall file an annual report with the director that includes the information prescribed by section 48-4463,  subsection A. The annual report required by this subsection shall be maintained on a calendar year basis and shall be filed with the director no later than March 31 of each year for the preceding calendar year which is the reporting year. D. The director may assess and collect a penalty of up to one thousand dollars for each day that a report is delinquent for a groundwater replenishment district or one of its members that is required to file an annual report and that fails to file the report when due. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected pursuant to this section in the state general fund.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-877.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-877.01 - Annual reports by conservation districts; penalties

45-877.01.  Annual reports by conservation districts;  penalties A. Each conservation district shall file an annual report with the director that includes for each active management area in which a member land or member service area is or may be located: 1. The total amount of water that was stored by the conservation district during the reporting year pursuant to each water storage permit issued to it under this chapter. 2. The amount of water stored by the conservation district during the reporting year to be credited to the conservation district's conservation district account. 3. The amount of water stored by the conservation district during the reporting year to be credited to the conservation district's long-term storage account. 4. The amount of water stored by the conservation district during the reporting year to be credited to the conservation district's replenishment reserve subaccount. 5. The amount of long-term storage credits the conservation district has transferred and credited to its conservation district account during the reporting year. 6. The groundwater replenishment obligation as defined in section 48-3701 for the reporting year. 7. The contract replenishment obligation as defined in section 48-3701 for the reporting year. 8. The information required under section 48-3775. 9. Other information as the director may require. B. The annual report required under subsection A of this section shall be maintained on a calendar year basis and shall be filed with the director no later than August 31 of each year for the preceding calendar year,  which is the reporting year. C. If the conservation district fails to file the report when due,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of up to one hundred dollars for each day the annual report is delinquent. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected pursuant to this subsection in the state general fund. D. If a municipal provider as defined in section 48-3701 does not timely file the annual report required by section 48-3775,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of up to one thousand dollars for each day the annual report is delinquent. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected pursuant to this subsection in the state general fund.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-878.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-878.01 - Annual reports by water districts; penalties

45-878.01.  Annual reports by water districts;  penalties A. Each water district shall file an annual report with the director that includes for the active management area in which a water district member land or water district member service area is or may be located: 1. The total amount of water that was stored by the water district during the reporting year pursuant to each water storage permit issued to it under this chapter. 2. The amount of water stored by the water district during the reporting year to be credited to the water district's water district account. 3. The amount of water stored by the water district during the reporting year to be credited to the water district's long-term storage account. 4. The amount of long-term storage credits the water district has transferred and credited to its water district account during the reporting year. 5. The water district groundwater replenishment obligation as defined in section 48-4801 for the reporting year. 6. The contract replenishment obligation as defined in section 48-4801 for the reporting year. 7. The information required under section 48-4976. 8. Other information as the director may require. B. The annual report required under subsection A of this section shall be maintained on a calendar year basis and shall be filed with the director no later than August 31 of each year for the preceding calendar year,  which is the reporting year. C. If the water district fails to file the report when due,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of up to one hundred dollars for each day the annual report is delinquent. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected pursuant to this subsection in the state general fund. D. If a municipal provider as defined in section 48-3701 does not timely file the annual report required by section 48-4876,  the director may assess and collect a penalty of up to one thousand dollars for each day the annual report is delinquent. The director shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all penalties collected pursuant to this subsection in the state general fund.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-879.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-879.01 - Annual reports certification; records

45-879.01.  Annual reports certification;  records A. Each annual report required by this article shall contain either a sworn statement or a certification under penalty of perjury that the information contained in the report is true and correct according to the best belief and knowledge of the person filing the report. B. Each person who is required to file an annual report under this article shall maintain current,  accurate records of the information required to be included in the annual report. C. The records and reports required to be kept and filed under this article shall be in a form prescribed by the director. The director shall prepare blank forms and furnish them on request. Failure to receive or obtain the forms does not relieve any person from the obligation to keep required records or make any required report.
AZ Rev Stat § 45-880.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 45 - Waters|§ 45-880.01 - Inspections, investigations and audits

45-880.01.  Inspections,  investigations and audits A. The director or the director's authorized representative may enter at reasonable times on private or public property where any facilities used for the purposes of water storage,  stored water recovery or stored water use are located and the owner,  manager or occupant of the property shall permit such entry to: 1. Inspect any facility that is used for the purposes of water storage,  stored water recovery or stored water use and that is subject to this chapter. 2. Obtain factual data or access to records required to be kept by this article. 3. Ascertain compliance with this chapter. B. Inspections and investigations under this section shall be on reasonable notice to the owner,  manager or occupant of the property unless reasonable grounds exist to believe that this notice would frustrate the enforcement of this chapter or if entry is sought for the sole purpose of inspecting water measuring devices required pursuant to section 45-872.01. The director shall adopt rules for conducting inspections,  examining records and obtaining warrants pursuant to this section. The director may,  and if required by law,  shall,  apply for and obtain warrants for entry and inspection to carry out the administrative and enforcement purposes of this chapter. C. The director may require a person who is required to keep records under this article to appear,  at reasonable times and on reasonable notice,  at the director's office and produce the records and information that are specified in the notice to determine whether the records and annual reports required by this article are complete,  true and correct. D. The director shall provide a written report of each inspection,  investigation and audit under this section to the person who is subject to such action.