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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-240 - Transportation

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A. Pupil
				transportation vehicles manufactured prior to 1978 shall be replaced if the
				eligible students transported exceeds the student transportation capacity of
				the district, excluding the vehicle eligible for replacement.
B. Diesel powered pupil transportation
				vehicles with more than 400,000 miles and gasoline powered pupil transportation
				vehicles with more than 200,000 miles shall be replaced if the eligible
				students transported exceeds the student transportation capacity of the
				district, excluding the vehicle eligible for replacement.
C. Diesel powered pupil transportation
				vehicles with more than 266,800 miles and gasoline powered pupil transportation
				vehicles with more than 133,400 miles shall be replaced if at least one-half of
				the miles accumulated on the vehicle were driven on unpaved roads and if the
				eligible students transported exceeds the student transportation capacity of
				the district, excluding the vehicle eligible for replacement.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-245 - Science Facilities

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A. A school
				facility with students in grades five through 12 shall have classroom square
				footage for delivery of practical instruction in science.
1. For grades five through eight, no
				classroom square footage is required other than as specified in
				R7-6-210.
2. For grades nine
				through 12, four square feet per student is required for practical instruction
				in science. The space shall not be smaller than the average classroom at the
				facility and may be used for other instruction when not needed for practical
				instruction in science.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-246 - Equipment List for Science Facilities

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A. A school
				facility with students in grades nine through 12 shall have the following
				science-facility fixtures and equipment:
1.
				One demonstration table with non-corrosive surface per 250 students;
2. Six laboratory stations with a
				non-corrosive surface per 250 students;
3. One fume hood;
4. One chemical storage unit per 1,000
				students;
5. One eyewash or safety
				shower station per 250 students;
6.
				Access to one microscope per 25 students, minimum of 12 microscopes or the
				number equal to one-half the number of students in grades nine through 12
				divided by 25, whichever is fewer; and
7. One refrigerator.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-247 - Arts Facilities; Career and Technical Education Facilities

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A. A school
				facility with students in grades seven through 12 shall have space to deliver
				art education programs, including visual, music, and performing arts, and
				career and technical education programs.
B. A school facility with students in grades
				seven through 12 shall have four square feet per student of space for art
				education and/or career and technical education. The space shall not be smaller
				than the average classroom at the facility and may be used for other
				instruction when not needed for instruction in the arts or career and technical
				education.
C. A school facility
				with students in kindergarten through sixth grade may deliver art education in
				the classroom square footage specified in
				R7-6-210. Education in performing
				arts may be delivered to students in kindergarten through sixth grade in spaces
				such as a multiuse space, gymnasium, or cafeteria.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-249 - Physical Education and Comprehensive Health Program Facilities

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A. A school
				facility shall have classroom square footage for indoor physical education
				activity and a comprehensive health program established in compliance with the
				academic standards prescribed by the State Board of Education.
B. The indoor classroom square footage
				available for physical education activity shall be:
1. For a school facility designed to serve no
				more than 50 students: at least 1,600 square feet in a single space;
2. For a school facility designed to serve 51
				to 125 students: at least 2,600 square feet in a single space;
3. For a school facility designed to serve
				126 to 600 students: at least 5,100 square feet, of which at least 2,600 square
				feet is in a single space; and
4.
				For a school facility designed to serve more than 600 students: at least 7,500
				square feet, which may include space that also serves as a cafeteria.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-250 - Equipment List for Physical Education Activity

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A. A school facility shall have one hardscape
				equivalent in size to an outdoor basketball court per 300 students to a maximum
				of three hardscapes.
B. A school facility with students in grades seven
				through 12 shall have a sports field appropriate for softball, hardball,
				football, track, soccer, or other sports.
.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-255 - Parent Work Space

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A. If parents
				are invited to assist with school activities, a school facility shall include a
				work space large enough to accommodate the number of parents expected to assist
				with school activities at one time.
B. The parent work space may be in multiple
				locations throughout the school facility and may have more than one
				function.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-256 - Two-way Internal Communication System

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A school facility shall have a two-way internal communication
				  system, such as a telephone between a central location and each general and
				  specialty classroom, the learning and technology center, and the
				  cafeteria.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-258 - Administrative Space

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A. A school
				facility shall have space for use by the administration of the school facility.
				For the school administrator, 150 designated square feet is required. For
				general administrative purposes, a space between 150 square feet and 1.5 square
				feet per student, as reasonable for the size of the anticipated student body,
				is required.
B. A school facility
				shall have a dedicated space in which to isolate a sick student from the other
				students. This space shall be accessible to a restroom and large enough to
				accommodate one cot per 200 students, with a maximum of four cots.
C. A school facility shall have work space
				available to the faculty that is in addition to any work space in or near a
				classroom. A space between 150 square feet and one square foot per student, as
				reasonable for the size of the anticipated student body, is required. The
				faculty work space may be in multiple locations throughout the school facility
				and may have more than one function.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-265 - Building Systems

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A. As required
				under A.R.S. §
									41-5702(L),
				building systems in a school facility shall be in working order and properly
				maintained. A building system is considered to be in working order and being
				maintained if:
1. The system is operated as
				intended;
2. The system is
				maintained according to manufacturer's instructions;
3. Newly manufactured or refurbished
				replacement parts are available;
4. The
				system supports the gross square footage of the school facility; and
5.
				Components of the system present no imminent danger of personal
				injury.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-270 - Building Structural Soundness

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As required under A.R.S. §
									41-5711(B)(4),
				  all buildings of a school facility shall be structurally sound. A building of a
				  school facility is considered structurally sound if the building passes a
				  structural assessment performed by a professional engineer.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-271 - Exterior Envelope, Interior Surfaces, and Interior Finishes

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The exterior envelope, interior surfaces, and interior
				  finishes of a school facility shall be safe and capable of being
				  maintained.
1. An exterior envelope is
				safe and capable of being maintained if:
a.
				Walls and roof are constructed of materials requiring minimal maintenance,
				including painting;
b. Walls, roof,
				doors, and windows are weather tight under normal conditions with routine
				upkeep; and
c. The building
				structural systems support the loads imposed on them.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-275 - Minimum Gross Square Footage

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Each school district shall have sufficient school facilities,
				  which comply with minimum school facility guidelines established in this
				  Article, to meet the minimum adequate gross square footage requirements for the
				  district as determined by law.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-276 - Assessment of Minimum Gross Square Footage

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A. Computation of
				the gross square footage of a school facility may be by measurement or by
				calculation based on architectural plan documents.
B. The gross square footage of a school
				facility equals all space within the facility excluding space used for district
				administrative purposes.
C. The
				gross square footage of a district shall equal the sum of the gross square
				footage of each school facility in the district.
D. The minimum gross square footage of a
				district equals the sum of the products of the students in each grade or
				program for preschool children with disabilities or kindergarten multiplied by
				the minimum adequate gross square footage requirements per student, applicable
				to the district for such grade or program.
E. For the purpose of assessment of minimum
				gross square footage, the number of students in all grades and kindergarten
				shall be evenly distributed across all grades and kindergarten served by the
				district.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 2 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES › Section R7-6-285 - Guidelines Exception

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The Board may grant an exception from any of the guidelines
				  in this Chapter. To obtain an exception, the governing board of the school
				  district shall submit a written request to the Board. The Board shall grant an
				  exception if it determines the intent of the guideline is capable of being met
				  by the school district in an alternative manner. If the Board grants the
				  exception, the Board shall deem the school district meets the guideline and is
				  not eligible for state funding to meet the guideline.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 3 - SQUARE FOOTAGE CALCULATIONS › Section R7-6-301 - Square Footage Calculations

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A. A school
				district may use Class A bonds to supplement any project funded by the Board
				under A.R.S. §
									41-5741. under A.R.S. §
									41-5702(H), when
				a school district adds square footage to the district through the construction
				of a new school facility using Class A bonds, the Board shall not provide
				funding to supplement construction of the new school facility.
B. When a school district adds square footage
				to the district through the construction of a new school facility using Class B
				bonds or other funds, the Board shall not include the square footage of the new
				school facility in the net square footage of the school district for
				determining need for additional square footage under A.R.S. §
									§
									41-5711 and
				41-5741.
C. When a school district adds square footage
				to the district through the construction of a new school facility using Class A
				bonds, the Board shall include the square footage of the new school facility in
				the net square footage of the school district for determining need for
				additional square footage under A.R.S. §
									§
									41-5711 and
				41-5741.
D. If a school district uses Class B bonds
				and/or other funds to add or replace square footage at existing school
				facilities, the Board shall treat the additional square footage or replacement
				square footage as follows:
1. If square
				footage is added to an existing school facility using Class B bonds or other
				funds, the Board will not include the additional square footage in determining
				minimum adequate square footage under A.R.S. §
										41-5711(C), but
				the Board will include the additional square footage in determining adequacy of
				the functional components of the school facility as specified in Article 2.
2. If a portion of the
				square footage at an existing school facility is replaced using Class B bonds
				or other funds, the Board will determine the student capacity of the completed
				school facility in the same manner as student capacity would have been
				determined before the replacement. If Class B bonds or other funds are used to
				construct a complete replacement school facility, the Board will determine the
				student capacity of the completed school facility based on the provisions of
				A.R.S. §
										41-5711(C).
3. For
				purposes of this Section, replacement square footage means square footage
				constructed with Class B bonds or other funds that replaces existing square
				footage.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 3 - SQUARE FOOTAGE CALCULATIONS › Section R7-6-302 - Modification of Square Footage for Geographic Factors

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A. The Board
				shall provide additional school facility square footage to a school district
				that has 100 or more students who:
1. Are
				transported one hour or more using the most reasonable and direct route;
				or
2. Live 45 miles or more from
				the closest school using the most reasonable and direct
				route.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 5 - NEW SCHOOL FACILITY AND LAND FUNDING › Section R7-6-501 - Capital Plans

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If a school district's capital plan, developed under A.R.S.
				  §
									41-5741, indicates the school
				  district will need a new school facility or an addition to an existing school
				  facility within the next four years or land within the next 10 years, the
				  school district shall complete the capital plan packet issued by the Board and
				  return the completed packet to the Board by the deadline prescribed under
				  A.R.S. §
									41-5741.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 5 - NEW SCHOOL FACILITY AND LAND FUNDING › Section R7-6-502 - Funding for New School Facilities or Additional Square Footage

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A. The Board
				shall prepare a New Construction Analysis for a school district that requests
				funding for additional square footage under the capital plan submitted under
				R7-6-501. The Board shall review
				the data submitted by the school district to determine student capacity of the
				school district, district student population projections, and existing square
				footage in the district. The Board shall provide a copy of the New Construction
				Analysis to the applicable school district.
B. If a school district proposes to locate a
				new school facility in territory in the vicinity of an airport, as defined in
				A.R.S. §
									28-8461, the Board shall provide
				notice to the airport of the proposed new school facility and seek comments and
				analysis concerning whether the high noise or accident potential associated
				with airport operations is compatible with the proposed school facility and
				public health and safety. The Board shall consider the comments and analysis
				provided by the airport before deciding whether to fund the new school
				facility.
C. At an open meeting and
				after reviewing the New Construction Analysis prepared under subsection (A) and
				hearing from members of the applicable school district, the Board shall decide
				the number of square feet and students to be funded for the district, the
				funding per square foot approved by the legislature, and the total budget based
				on the funding per square foot.
D.
				After a school district signs the Terms and Conditions for New School Funding,
				the Board may make five percent of the funds approved available for
				architectural and engineering fees. The school district is responsible for
				deciding the actual amount spent on architectural and engineering
				fees.
E. A school district that is
				approved for funding for additional square footage shall proceed with the
				design development plan and specifications for the project. The school district
				shall submit to the Board one or more copies of the proposed drawings,
				specifications, schematic design, and budget estimates. The school district
				shall ensure all elements of new construction, excluding land acquisition, are
				included in the estimated budget. These elements include, but are not limited
				to:
1. Architectural and engineering
				fees;
2. Surveying, testing,
				obtaining permits, advertising, and printing;
3. Construction costs;
4. Furniture, fixtures, and
				equipment;
5. Any necessary project
				management; and
6. A three percent
				contingency amount to ensure the completed project meets all Minimum Adequacy
				Guidelines.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 5 - NEW SCHOOL FACILITY AND LAND FUNDING › Section R7-6-503 - Funding for Land

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A. A school
				district that is approved for funding of a new school facility under
				R7-6-502, may ask the Board to
				provide funding to purchase land on which to locate the new school
				facility.
B. The Board follows a
				three-step process, as described in subsections (C) through (E), before
				recommending whether to authorize funding to purchase land for construction of
				a new school facility. The Director may deviate from the three-step process to
				meet circumstances such as purchasing state-owned or condemned land. The
				Director shall bring a recommendation regarding funding to purchase land to the
				full Board.
C. Step One,
				justification of the need for land for construction of a new school facility:
				If a school district currently owns land, the school district shall include in
				the justification;
1. A list of all land
				parcels currently owned by the school district;
2. The size and location of each
				district-owned land parcel; and
3.
				Why each district-owned land parcel is not suitable for the needed new school
				facility.
D. Step Two,
				request to purchase a specific land site:
1. A
				school district that requests to purchase a specific land site for construction
				of a new school facility shall provide the following to the Board:
a. A map of the school district showing
				current school facilities and, for each school facility, the projected student
				population, grade levels served, and attendance boundaries;
b. A description the land site selection
				process;
c. An explanation of why
				the land site requested was chosen over alternative sites;
d. A summary of any joint-use provisions or
				other intergovernmental agreements related to the land site requested;
				and
e. The legal description, size,
				and estimated cost of the requested land site. If the size of the requested
				land site is outside the range of acreage table approved by the Board, the
				school district shall justify the deviation.
2. The Board shall review the information
				submitted under subsection (D)(1) and either authorize or deny authorization
				for the school district to proceed to perform due diligence regarding the land
				site the school district proposes to purchase.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 5 - NEW SCHOOL FACILITY AND LAND FUNDING › Section R7-6-505 - Constructing Bond-funded School Facilities on Land Funded by the Board

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A. A school
				district that acquires land by sale or lease under A.R.S. §
									41-5741 may construct a new school
				facility on purchased or leased land using Class A bonds. The Board will
				include the square footage of the new school facility in the gross square
				footage of the school district to determine whether additional square footage
				or building renewal distributions are needed.
B. A school district that acquires land by
				sale or lease under A.R.S. §
									41-5741 may construct a school
				facility on the purchased or leased land using Class B bonds If the school
				district acknowledges in writing that when the school district qualifies for a
				new school facility funded by the Board, the Board shall not provide funding to
				lease or purchase an additional site for the school facility. The Board will
				not include the square footage of A new school facility constructed with Class
				B bonds in the gross square footage of the school district to determine whether
				additional square footage or building renewal distributions are
				needed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 5 - NEW SCHOOL FACILITY AND LAND FUNDING › Section R7-6-506 - Providing Technical Assistance in the Form of Project Management

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A. A school
				district that does not have the experience or resources to manage successfully
				construction of a new school facility may request technical support from the
				Board under A.R.S. §
									41-5702(D)(13) 
				in the form of project management.
B. The Director may approve or deny a request
				made under subsection (A). If the Director:
1.
				Denies the request, the school district may appeal the decision to the Board;
				and
2. Approves the request, the
				school district shall agree to reimburse the Board from allocated funds the
				cost of any independent contractors the Board uses to provide the
				project-management technical assistance.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-701 - Application

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A. The provisions
				of Article 2 apply to the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind (ASDB),
				created under A.R.S. Title 15, Chapter 11, except as specified in this
				Article.
B. When a provision of
				Article 2 refers to a school district, the reference shall be interpreted to
				mean the ASDB governing board.
C.
				If there is a conflict between a provision of this Chapter and a student's IEP,
				the IEP controls.
D. Board funding
				for ASDB projects is subject to legislative authorization.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-710 - Classroom Square Footage Requirements for the ASDB

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A. To accommodate the needs of ASDB students,
				the classroom square footage requirements of the ASDB differ from those of
				other school facilities as follows.
B. Minimum cumulative classroom square
				footage:
1. For preschool students with
				disabilities through kindergarten: 150 square feet per student; and
2. For grades one through 12: 100 square feet
				per student.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-711 - Classroom Fixtures and Equipment

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A. Each general and specialty classroom of
				the ASDB shall contain:
1. Two work surfaces
				and seating for each student. The work surfaces and seat shall accommodate the
				special needs of a student who is deaf, blind, or has multiple disabilities;
				and
2. One work surface and seat for the teacher
				and any other individual regularly assigned to the classroom.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-714 - Classroom Acoustics

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The
				  sustained background sound level of the learning and technology center,
				  multiuse space, and each general, science, and art classroom of the ASDB shall
				  be less than 35 decibels.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-721 - Equipment for Learning and Technology Center

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The
				  learning and technology center of each ASDB campus shall have equipment defined
				  in each student's IEP or as defined in
				  R7-6-221,
				  as appropriate.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-750 - Equipment List for Physical Education

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A school
				  facility shall have
one hardscape
				  equivalent in size to an outdoor basketball court per 300 students to a maximum
				  of three hardscapes.
.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-756 - Two-way Internal Communication System

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A school facility shall have a two-way internal communication
				  system between a central location and each general and specialty classroom, the
				  learning and technology center, and the cafeteria. The internal communication
				  system shall have both audio and video capabilities.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-758 - Administrative Space

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A. A school
				facility shall have space for use by the administration of the school. For the
				school administrator, 150 designated square feet is required. For general
				administrative purposes, a space between 150 square feet and 7.5 square feet
				per student, as reasonable for the size of the anticipated student body, is
				required.
B. A school facility
				shall have a dedicated space in which to isolate a sick student from the other
				students. This space shall be accessible to a restroom and large enough to
				accommodate one cot per 50 students, with a maximum of eight cots.
C. A school facility shall have work space
				available to the faculty that is in addition to any work space in or near a
				classroom. A space between 150 square feet and one square foot per student, as
				reasonable for the size of the anticipated student body, is required. The
				faculty work space may be in multiple locations throughout the school facility
				and may have more than one function.
D. A 9,500 square foot facility used for the
				administration of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind shall also be
				available.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-780 - Student Boarding Space

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Each ASDB campus shall provide safe and sanitary boarding for
				  resident ASDB students as follows:
1.
				A student dormitory consisting of a shared living area and kitchen and a
				bedroom for each student in kindergarten through grade 12. The student
				dormitory shall provide at least 400 square feet of space per student,
				and
2.
One laundry room for
				  every student dormitory. The laundry room shall provide at least 100 square
				  feet of space for every eight resident students.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-781 - Facility Requirements for ASDB Programs

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Each ASDB
				  campus shall provide the following minimum square footage of space to support
				  the ASDB program specified:
1.
				Audiology program. Five square feet per deaf student and one square foot per
				blind student;
2. Auditory training
				and speech therapy program. Three square feet per deaf student and one square
				foot per blind student;
3.
				Low-vision program. Three square feet per student;
4. Occupational and physical therapy program.
				Five square feet per student with a minimum of 1,500 square feet; and
5. Orientation and mobility program. Six
				square feet per blind student.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 6 - School Facilities Oversight Board › Article 7 - MINIMUM SCHOOL FACILITY GUIDELINES FOR THE ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND › Section R7-6-782 - Student Health Center

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Each ASDB boarding campus shall have space for a student
				  health center. The student health center shall have at least 13 square feet of
				  space per student.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 8 - ACHIEVEMENT DISTRICT SCHOOLS › Article 1 - ACHIEVEMENT DISTRICT SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS › Section R7-8-101 - Achievement District Schools

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A.
				Authority. This rule is adopted pursuant to A.R.S. §
									15-2153(B)(9).
B. Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to
				implement the legislative intent, as expressed in Chapter 129, Laws of 2016, to
				administer the Achievement District Schools program.
C. Scope.
1.
				The scope of this Rule is the scope of A.R.S. Title 15, chapter 16, article 10
				as it relates to Achievement District Schools. This rule is applicable to any
				district public school or charter public school operating in the State of
				Arizona that seeks qualification as an Achievement District School.
2. The statutory authority for this rule,
				A.R.S. Title 15, chapter 16, article 10, does not provide for exemptions
				therefrom for person or agents of persons subject thereto, and no such
				exemption is intended or should be presumed by this rule or any provision
				thereof.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 7 - EDUCATION › Chapter 8 - ACHIEVEMENT DISTRICT SCHOOLS › Article 2 - CREDIT ENHANCEMENT › Section R7-8-201 - Arizona Public School Credit Enhancement Program

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A. Authority. This rule is adopted pursuant
				to A.R.S. §
									15-2153(B)(9).
B. Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to
				implement the legislative intent, as expressed in Chapter 129, Laws of 2016, to
				administer the Arizona Public School Credit Enhancement Program.
C. Scope.
1. The scope of this Rule is the scope of
				A.R.S. Title 15, chapter 16, article 11 as it relates to Arizona public school
				credit enhancement. This rule is applicable to any district public school or
				charter public school operating in the State of Arizona that applies for a
				Guaranteed Financing from the Board.
2. The statutory authority for this rule,
				A.R.S. Title 15, chapter 16, article 11, does not provide for exemptions
				therefrom for person or agents of persons subject thereto, and no such
				exemption is intended or should be presumed by this rule or any provision
				thereof.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 1 - SEARCH AND RESCUE › Section R8-2-101 - Definitions

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In this Article, for purposes of these rules, and unless the
				  text requires otherwise:
1. "Claim"
				means documentation of eligible expenses associated with the conduct of a
				search and rescue mission.
2. "Claimant" means a
				department of the state or a political subdivision eligible to receive state
				reimbursement for search or rescue operations.
3. "Emergency Operations
				Center for Search and Rescue" means the State Emergency Operations Center
				provides coordination, communications, administrative and support assistance.
				The center is located in the offices of the State Division of Emergency
				Management.
4. "Mission" means any action required to accomplish
				that portion of Title 26, Arizona Revised Statutes, relating to the preparation
				for and conduct of search and rescue operations.
5. "Mission coordinator"
				means the county sheriff, or sheriff's designee, excluding federal
				reservations, where agreements are nonexistent.
6. "Mission identifier"
				means a number assigned by the State Division of Emergency Management to
				identify a search and rescue mission.
7. "On-scene
				coordinator" means the individual Search and Rescue (SAR) Coordinator
				designated by the sheriff as the on-scene person in charge of a particular
				search and rescue mission.
8. "Political
				subdivision" means, within the context of this Article, a county
				sheriff.
9. "Recovery" means to relocate, under direction of
				the statutory authority, a deceased person from the site of his demise to an
				appropriate location.
10. "Reimbursement" means
				the payment of state funds in accordance with A.R.S. §
									35-192.01(A)
				and (B).
11. "Rescue"
				means to render aid, under the direction of the county sheriff, to persons
				whose life or health is threatened by circumstances beyond their control and
				return them to a place of safety.
12. "Search"
				means to seek out and locate, by the use of air, surface, and/or subsurface
				equipment and qualified registered personnel, live persons known or thought to
				be, by the county sheriff, in a distress situation and unable to reach a place
				of safety by their own efforts.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 1 - SEARCH AND RESCUE › Section R8-2-102 - Support of Search or and Rescue Operations

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A. The Director of the Division of Emergency
				Management, in accordance with A.R.S. Title 26, is responsible for supporting
				search or rescue operations of the state, coordinating the use of state
				resources or the resources of one or more political subdivisions in support of
				any other political subdivision in the conduct of search and rescue operations
				and for providing the services of a state search or rescue
				coordinator.
B. The Division of
				Emergency Management shall coordinate activities to include the following:
1. Mission identifiers for search and rescue
				operations.
Authorized county
				  sheriff search and rescue coordinators may obtain Mission Numbers through the
				  Division of Emergency Management's Search and Rescue (SAR) data collection
				  system.
.
2. State
				government personnel and/or equipment, including the Arizona National
				Guard.
3. United States military
				personnel and/or equipment.
4.
				Resources not readily available locally.
5. Resources to support responsible
				authorities on federal reservations.
6. Specialized personnel and/or equipment
				from other states.
.
7. Reimbursement
				of eligible claims.
8. Prescribing forms
				and/or procedures for acquiring mission identifiers, reporting search or rescue
				mission activities, claiming reimbursement of eligible expenses and similar
				administrative matters.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 1 - SEARCH AND RESCUE › Section R8-2-103 - Reimbursement to County Governments

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A. Reimbursement to
				county governments from the Governor's Emergency Fund is authorized for
				eligible expenses incurred during the conduct of search and rescue operations.
				A search and rescue mission, in order to qualify for reimbursement, must fall
				within the purview of A.R.S. §
									35-192(C). Claims shall be submitted within
				60 calendar days after the close or suspension of the mission. Eligible and
				ineligible expenses are itemized below:
1.
				Eligible:
a. Salaries or contracts for the
				services of specialized personnel, provided that prior approval has been
				obtained from the Director, Division of Emergency Management.
b. Overtime pay for eligible government
				employees. The claimant's overtime policy must be adhered to when submitting
				for overtime.
c. Telephone and data
				charges directly related to search or rescue missions.
d. Reimbursement of recovery expenses should
				the subject of an eligible search and rescue mission be found deceased.
				Reimbursement of recovery expenses for a suspected decedent may be authorized
				with the prior approval of the Director, Division of Emergency
				Management.
e. Cost of materials
				and supplies procured with public funds or taken from government stocks and
				consumed, lost, damaged or destroyed during an eligible search and rescue
				mission.
f. Rental costs of
				specialized equipment or aircraft, provided that the rates do not exceed the
				lowest rates available for the same or similar equipment. The prior approval of
				the Director, Division of Emergency Management is required.
g. Actual costs of fuel or lubricants paid by
				a county government for the operation of vehicles, equipment, or
				aircraft.
h. Repairs to
				surface/subsurface vehicles and equipment damaged during search and rescue
				missions. Costs are limited to the restoration of the immediate pre-mission
				condition.
i. Reimbursements will
				be made only for equipment specifically required for the conduct of the search
				and rescue mission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 1 - SEARCH AND RESCUE › Section R8-2-104 - Reimbursement to a Department or Agency of the State

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A. Expenses
				incurred, resulting from participation in search and rescue missions, shall be
				borne initially by the state department or agency. Reimbursement shall be
				governed by A.R.S. §
									35-192.01(B). Claims shall be submitted within 60
				calendar days after the close or suspension of a mission. Eligible and
				ineligible expenses are itemized below:
1.
				Eligible:
a. Salaries or wages of employees
				directly engaged in search or rescue work.
b. Salaries or wages of regular employees who
				are diverted from their normal duties to engage in search or rescue
				work.
c. Overtime pay for eligible
				regular employees.
d.
				Communications charges directly related to search or rescue
				operations.
e. Travel directly
				related to search or rescue operations.
f. Reimbursement of recovery expenses should
				the subject of an eligible search and rescue mission be found deceased.
				Reimbursement of recovery expenses for a suspected decedent may be authorized
				with the prior approval of the Director, Division of Emergency
				Management.
g. Cost of materials
				and supplies procured with public funds or taken from government stocks and
				consumed, lost, damaged or destroyed during an eligible search and rescue
				mission.
h. Rental costs of
				specialized equipment or aircraft, provided that the rates do not exceed the
				lowest rates available for the same or similar equipment. Sole source providers
				will be considered. The prior approval of the Director, Division of Emergency
				Management is required.
i. Actual
				cost of fuel or lubricants paid by a state department or agency for the
				operation of vehicles, equipment or aircraft.
j. Repairs to surface/subsurface vehicles and
				equipment damaged during search or rescue mission. Costs are limited to the
				restoration of the immediate pre-mission condition.
k. Reimbursements will be made only for
				equipment specifically required for the conduct of the search and rescue
				mission.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 1 - SEARCH AND RESCUE › Section R8-2-105 - Claimant Procedures and Supporting Documentation

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A. Claims for reimbursement require
				certification by competent authority. Certification must include:
1. The name of the agency.
2. The date of the claim and the search and
				rescue mission identifier.
3. The
				name of each payee and the date the claimant paid each.
4. The item or service for which each payee
				received payment.
5. The amount
				paid each payee.
6. A statement
				that the documents supporting the claim are available in the claimant agency
				for review by the State Auditor General and/or the auditor from the Division of
				Emergency Management.
7. The
				signature of the individual authorized to file claims for the claimant
				agency.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - GOVERNOR'S EMERGENCY FUND › Section R8-2-302 - Applications for State-Level Emergency Assistance

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A. An Applicant
				shall act for the purpose of this Article through its chief executive officer
				or body, or the Applicant's Authorized Representative. All documents required
				to be executed on behalf of the Applicant must be signed by one of the
				foregoing.
B. An Applicant shall
				use forms provided by the Division.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - GOVERNOR'S EMERGENCY FUND › Section R8-2-303 - Contents of an Application for Assistance

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A. An Applicant
				shall set forth in its Application for Assistance:
1. A description of the Damages and/or
				potential health or other hazards in issue;
2. The cause or causes of the
				Damages;
3. The location or
				locations of the Damages;
4. The
				beginning date of the Incident Period;
5. The costs incurred for response;
6. An estimate of the number of people
				affected; and
7. An estimate of the
				cost of what the Applicant believes will be the Eligible Work.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - GOVERNOR'S EMERGENCY FUND › Section R8-2-304 - Application for Assistance by a Political Subdivision

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A. A County shall
				issue an Emergency Resolution before submitting an Application for Assistance
				to the Director.
B. A Political
				Subdivision other than a County shall submit an Emergency Resolution to the
				County or Counties in which it is located and request that, if necessary, such
				County or Counties issue an Emergency Resolution and make application to the
				Director. If the relevant County or Counties fails to issue an Emergency
				Resolution expeditiously, a Political Subdivision may submit an Application for
				Assistance directly to the Director.
C. The Director
				shall reject an Application for Assistance that is not received by the Director
				within 14 calendar days (subject to A.R.S. §
									1-243(A))  from the start of
				the Incident Period unless the Political Subdivision shows to the Director's
				satisfaction:
1. Good cause for the delay
				or
2. That the date the Incident
				Period started is difficult to establish.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 8 - EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Chapter 2 - DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT › Article 3 - GOVERNOR'S EMERGENCY FUND › Section R8-2-305 - Application for Assistance by a State Agency

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A. An Applicant
				that is a State Agency shall submit an Application for Assistance directly to
				the Director.
B. The Director shall
				reject an Application for Assistance that is not received by the Director
				within 14 calendar days (subject to A.R.S. §
									1-243(A))  from the start of
				the Incident Period unless the State Agency shows to the Director's
				satisfaction:
1. Good cause for the delay
				or
2. That the date the Incident
				Period started is difficult to establish.