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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 5 - PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS › Section R3-7-502 - Duties

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A public weighmaster shall:
1. Be responsible for the daily operation and
				maintenance of the licensed scale used when performing public weighmaster
				duties;
2. Use scales according to
				applicable laws and rules;
3. Be
				responsible for all acts performed by any deputy public weighmaster designated
				by the public weighmaster; and
4.
				Ensure that deputy public weighmasters are licensed prior to their issuance of
				a weight certificate and cancel deputy public weighmasters licenses within 10
				days of their leaving employment to ensure each location has the correct number
				of licensed deputy public weighmasters. A deputy public weighmaster license may
				be canceled by sending an e-mail or other written notification to the
				Division.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 5 - PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS › Section R3-7-503 - Grounds for Denying License or Renewal; and Disciplinary Action

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A. The Division
				may deny a public or deputy public weighmaster license for any of the following
				reasons:
1. Providing false or misleading
				information;
2. Failing to meet the
				requirements stated in this Article; or
3. Any of the reasons stated in subsections
				(B)(1) through (8).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 5 - PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS › Section R3-7-504 - Scales and Vehicle Weighing

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A. When making a
				weight determination, a public weighmaster shall use a scale that is suitable
				for the function.
B. The public
				weighmaster shall not use a scale to weigh a load that exceeds the normal or
				rated capacity of the scale.
C. The
				owner or user of a scale is responsible for the accuracy of the scale used by a
				public weighmaster. The owner or user shall comply with Handbook 44.
D. If a scale is equipped with a printing
				device, it shall be used for all relevant entries on the weight
				certificate.
E. The Division shall
				separately license and regulate each scale location.
F. A public weighmaster or deputy public
				weighmaster shall weigh any vehicle or combination of vehicles on a scale
				having a platform that fully accommodates the vehicle or combination of
				vehicles as one unit.
G. If a
				combination of vehicles is divided into separate units to be weighed, each
				separate unit shall be entirely disconnected before weighing and a separate
				weight certificate shall be issued for each unit.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 5 - PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS › Section R3-7-506 - Seal of Authority

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A. A public
				weighmaster shall obtain a Seal of Authority for the certification of weight
				certificates at cost through the Division.
B. The Division shall assign a number to a
				Seal of Authority that identifies the specific location for which the Seal of
				Authority is issued.
C. A Seal of
				Authority is the property of the state. A public weighmaster shall surrender
				their assigned Seal of Authority to the Division within 30 days after the
				public weighmaster no longer operates as a licensed public weighmaster if the
				Seal of Authority contains the public weighmaster's name. If the Seal of
				Authority was issued under
				R3-7-506(B) and
				only contains the location identification number, it may be retained for use by
				the next licensed public weighmaster at the location if it is still legible.
				Illegible seals or seals used in violation of an administrative order shall be
				seized by the Division.
D. A public
				weighmaster shall have one Seal of Authority for use at each scale
				location.
E. A Seal of Authority
				shall be accessible to the public weighmaster and authorized deputy public
				weighmasters 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
				Division during all business hours.
G. A public weighmaster may recreate the Seal
				of Authority assigned by the Division in an electronic format for use as
				provided under
				R3-7-505(E) and
				(F). The Division shall provide a template of
				the Seal of Authority.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 5 - PUBLIC WEIGHMASTERS › Section R3-7-507 - Prohibited Acts

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A. A person
				shall not:
1. Issue a certified weight
				certificate without being a licensed public weighmaster or a deputy public
				weighmaster authorized to act for a public weighmaster;
2. Procure, print, or cause to be printed any
				public weighmaster weight certificate without being a licensed public
				weighmaster or a deputy public weighmaster authorized to act for a public
				weighmaster;
3. Possess unfilled or
				unused weight certificates without being a licensed public weighmaster or a
				deputy public weighmaster authorized to act for a public weighmaster;
4. Furnish or give false information to a
				public weighmaster or deputy public weighmaster for use in the completion of a
				weight certificate;
5. Present a
				weight certificate for payment falsified by the insertion of any weight,
				measure, or count not determined by the issuing public weighmaster;
6. Use without authorization the title
				"licensed public weighmaster" or any similar title; represent oneself to be a
				public weighmaster without holding a license issued by the Division; or engage
				in public weighing without holding a valid license as a public weighmaster or a
				deputy public weighmaster authorized to act for a public weighmaster; or
7. Use
				an unlicensed scale in the performance of public weighmaster duties.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 6 - REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES AND REPRESENTATIVES › Section R3-7-601 - Qualifications; License and Renewal Application Process

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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 3, Chapter 19, Handbook 44, CARB Executive Orders, and this
				Chapter;
b. The applicant provided
				its representative with a copy of the portions of A.R.S. Title 3, Chapter 19,
				Handbook 44, CARB Executive Orders, and this Chapter relating to registered
				service representative duties;
c.
				The applicant:
i. Possesses the necessary
				certified field calibration standards that meet the requirements of A.R.S.
				§
												3-3416 for installing, repairing,
				or servicing commercial devices; and
ii. Possesses the necessary vapor recovery
				test equipment calibrated in the time-frame required by the equipment
				manufacturer or CARB Executive Orders to perform the required testing of a
				vapor recovery system or vapor recovery component; or
iii. Has pre-filed with the Division
				documentation that the applicant has:
(a)
				Access to the necessary field calibration standards and vapor recovery test
				equipment belonging to another registered service agency;
(b) Written approval from that registered
				service agency to use its field calibration standards and vapor recovery test
				equipment;
(c) Documentation
				supporting that the field calibration standards meet the requirements of A.R.S.
				§
													3-3416(F);
				and
(d) Documentation supporting
				that the vapor recovery test equipment meets the calibration requirements
				established by the CARB test procedure or this Chapter.
d. The applicant shall ensure that
				its registered service representative operates field calibration standards and
				vapor recovery test equipment according to A.R.S. Title 3, Chapter 19, Handbook
				44, CARB Executive Orders, and this Chapter.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 6 - REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES AND REPRESENTATIVES › Section R3-7-602 - Duties

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A. Registered
				service agency.
1. A registered service
				agency shall:
a. Maintain all field
				calibration standards used for commercial device certification according to
				standards traceable to NIST;
b. Use
				the appropriate type and quantity of field calibration standards when testing,
				repairing, or certifying a commercial device according to A.R.S. Title 3,
				Chapter 19, Handbook 44, and this Chapter; and
c. Maintain and use
				vapor recovery test equipment according to this Chapter, CARB test procedures,
				and manufacturer specifications.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 6 - REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES AND REPRESENTATIVES › Section R3-7-603 - Grounds for Denying License or Renewal; Suspension, Revocation, or Other Disciplinary Action

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The
				  Division may deny a license or renewal, suspend or revoke a license, or impose
				  other discipline, for any of the following reasons:
1. Providing false or misleading
				information;
2. Failure to meet
				annual certification requirements for field calibration standards or vapor
				recovery test equipment;
3. Failure
				to pay required fees;
4. Violating
				any requirements stated in A.R.S. Title 3, Chapter 19, or this Chapter.;
				or
5. If an applicant, registered
				service agency, or registered service representative is not qualified to
				perform the duties of a registered service representative or registered service
				agency.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 6 - REGISTERED SERVICE AGENCIES AND REPRESENTATIVES › Section R3-7-604 - Prohibited Acts

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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
				representative without holding a registered service agency or registered
				service representative license issued by the Division;
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 without a valid license;
				or
3. Remove an official
				Out-of-Service or Stop-Sale, Stop-Use tag except as authorized in this Chapter,
				or by the Division.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-703 - Return of Motor Fuels Collected During Volumetric Inspection

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After
				  completing an inspection, and if made possible by the motor fuel dispensing
				  site owner or operator, the Division shall return all motor fuel collected
				  during the volumetric inspection of motor fuel dispensers to the location where
				  the inspection occurred.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-704 - Motor Fuel Dispensing Site Price and Grade Posting

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A. Any roadside
				or other sign, including, but not limited to, prices on poles, monument signs,
				canopies, "A-frame' signs, or other structures, that advertises or displays
				motor fuel prices and is not connected to a motor fuel dispenser shall comply
				with subsections (1) through (4) of this Section, and shall comply with either
				method listed in subsections (5) and (6):
1. Display the
				self-service and full-service prices, if different;
2. Display the unit of measure of the price
				if other than per gallon;
3.
				Display fractions of a cent, if the fuel price is not charged at a whole cent;
				and
4. Display a decimal point when
				a dollar sign precedes the posted price.
5. Display the undiscounted price for any
				motor fuel product and applicable grade advertised; or
6. Display the discounted price for any motor
				fuel product and applicable grade advertised along with the conditions under
				which the discount is available, including, but not limited to, "Cash", "Cash
				Only", or "Membership."
a. Any discount
				conditions must be clearly presented on a sign in a font no less than 1/5 the
				size of the largest number posted on the sign or 2 1/2 inches, whichever is
				larger, and may not be abbreviated.
b. The discount conditions must appear
				immediately next to, above or below the discounted price and with equal
				illumination as the discounted price.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-705 - Dispenser Labeling at Motor Fuel Dispensing Sites

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A. The owner or
				operator of a motor fuel dispensing site shall label dispensers in accordance
				with pricing, motor fuel grade, octane rating, and lead substitute. A motor
				fuel dispensing station owner or operator shall ensure that information
				regarding pricing, motor fuel grade, octane rating, and lead-substitute
				addition displayed on a motor fuel dispenser:
1. Displays the highest price of each grade of motor
				fuel sold from the dispenser prior to any deliberate action of the customer
				resulting in a discounted price being displayed, provided the dispenser is
				capable of dispensing and computing the price of motor fuel at more than one
				price;
2. Displays a sign or label
				explaining the terms or conditions of any discounted price available to the
				consumer including whether the price differs based on method of payment or is
				conditional based on the sale of another product or service;
3. Complies with the requirements of
				R3-7-704(A)(3) through (A)(6) and
				(B);
4. Complies with the allowable fuel
				descriptions indicated in the table in
				R3-7-704(C);
5.
				Displays the octane rating of each grade of gasoline; and
6.
				Displays the legend required by Handbook 130 for motor fuel dispensers that
				dispense gasoline with lead substitute. The legend shall be presented in block
				letters on a sharply contrasting background with lettering no smaller than 1/4
				inch in height.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-707 - Product Transfer Documentation and Record Retention for Motor Fuel other than Arizona CBG and AZRBOB

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A. When a
				transferor transfers custody or title to a motor fuel that is not Arizona CBG
				or AZRBOB, and the motor fuel is not sold or dispensed at a motor fuel
				dispensing site or fleet vehicle fueling facility, the transferor shall provide
				to the transferee documents that include the following information:
1. The grade of the motor fuel;
2. The volume of each grade of motor fuel
				being transferred;
3. The date of
				the transfer;
4. The product
				transfer document number;
5. For
				conventional gasoline:
a. The minimum
				automotive fuel rating of each grade as prescribed by
				16 CFR
				306;
b. A legible and conspicuous statement that
				the gasoline being transferred contains an oxygenate and lists the type and
				percentage concentration of the oxygenate by volume; and
c. If transported in or through the
				CBG-covered area, the statement, "This gasoline is not intended for use inside
				the CBG-covered area";
6. If a lead substitute is present in the gasoline,
				the type of lead substitute present;
7. The following
				information regarding biofuel or biofuel blends:
a. Ethanol flex fuel shall contain a
				declaration of the volume percent of ethanol in the blend; or
b. Biodiesel and biomass-based diesel blends
				containing more than 5% biodiesel or biomass-based diesel shall contain a
				declaration of the volume percent biodiesel or biomass-based diesel in the
				blend, as well as the grade of diesel in the blend; and
c. All other biofuel or biofuel blends shall
				contain the percentage of biofuel in the finished product;
				and
8. The final destination, as follows:
a. When a terminal is the transferor, the
				owner or operator of the terminal shall include on the product transfer
				document the terminal name and address and the transporter name and
				address;
b. When a transporter is
				the transferor, the transporter shall include on the product transfer document
				the name and address of the transporter and the final destination, which is the
				location at which the motor fuel will be delivered and off loaded from the
				truck; and
c. When a jobber or
				marketer is the transferor, the jobber or marketer shall include on the product
				transfer document the name and address of the jobber or marketer and the final
				destination, which may be a final distribution facility or a motor fuel
				dispensing site.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-708 - Gasoline Oxygenate Blends

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A. A person that
				has custody of gasoline blended with an oxygenate shall ensure that the amount
				of oxygenate does not exceed the amount allowed by EPA waivers, Section 211(f)
				of the Clean Air Act, and meets the requirements of A.R.S. §§
									3-3491,
				3-3492, and
				3-3495.
B. Fuel ethanol specifications. A person that
				uses fuel ethanol as a blending component with conventional gasoline,
				conventional gasoline blendstocks, ethanol flex fuel, AZRBOB, or Arizona CBG
				shall ensure that the fuel ethanol meets the following requirements:
1. A sulfur content not exceeding 10 ppm by
				weight;
2. The fuel ethanol must be
				composed solely of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur;
3. Only gasoline previously certified under
				40 CFR Part 1090 , Subpart C, (including previously certified blendstocks for
				oxygenate blending), gasoline blendstocks, natural gas liquids, or certified
				ethanol denaturant that meets the requirements in
				40 CFR §
											1090.275 may be used as denaturants;
				and
4. The concentration of all
				denaturants is limited to a maximum of 3.0 volume percent.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-710 - Oxygenate Blending Requirements

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A. A person that
				has custody of or transports an oxygenated gasoline blend shall ensure that no
				neat oxygenate blending occurs in a retail storage tank at a motor fuel
				dispensing site or fleet vehicle fueling facility.
B. If a motor fuel dispensing site storage
				tank contains an oxygenated gasoline blend that does not contain the amount of
				oxygen required by A.R.S. §§ 3-3491, 3-3492, 3-3495, or
				R3-7-751, the owner or operator of
				the motor fuel dispensing site shall do one of the following:
1. Add a gasoline blend that dilutes the
				non-compliant oxygenated gasoline blend to the level of oxygen content required
				by A.R.S. §§
										3-3491,
				3-3492,
				3-3495, or R3-7-751;
2. Empty the storage tank and replace the
				non-compliant oxygenated gasoline blend with a required oxygenate
				blend;
3. Upon written permission
				of the associate director, add gasoline that contains no more than 20% by
				volume of the same oxygenate to the non-compliant oxygenated gasoline
				blend.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-711 - Gasoline-Alcohol Blend Storage Tank Requirements

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A. Before a person adds the initial
				gasoline-alcohol blend into a storage tank, the person shall:
1. Test the storage tank for the presence of
				water and, if any water is detected, remove the water from the storage tank;
				and
2. Install a fuel filter
				designed for use with gasoline-alcohol blends in the fuel line of all motor
				fuel dispensers that dispense gasoline-alcohol blends.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-712 - Water in Motor Fuel Dispensing Site Storage Tanks

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A motor fuel dispensing site owner or operator shall ensure
				  that water in a motor fuel storage tank containing a product other than a
				  gasoline-alcohol blend, does not exceed 1"³ in depth when measured from
				  the bottom of the tank through the fill pipe. The owner or operator shall
				  remove all water from the tank before delivery or sale of motor fuel from that
				  tank.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-713 - Motor Fuel Storage Tank Labeling

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A. An owner or
				operator of a motor fuel dispensing site shall ensure that all motor fuel
				storage tank fill pipes and gasoline vapor return lines located at the motor
				fuel dispensing site are labeled to identify the contents accurately as:
1. Unleaded gasoline;
2. Unleaded midgrade gasoline;
3. Unleaded premium gasoline;
4. No. 1 diesel or #1 diesel;
5. No. 2 diesel, #2 diesel, or
				diesel;
6. Premium
				diesel;
7. Gasoline vapor return,
				gasoline vapor recovery, or vapor recovery;
8. Biodiesel or biodiesel blend, for blends
				containing more than 5% biodiesel by volume; or
9. Ethanol flex fuel.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-715 - Motor Fuel Standards and Testing Methods

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A. Unless
				otherwise stated in this A.R.S. Title 3, Chapter 19, or this Chapter, all motor
				fuel sold or offered for sale, and oxygenates blended with motor fuel, shall
				meet the applicable standards incorporated by reference in
				R3-7-702(3), (4), (5), (7), (8), (9), (14),
				(18), and (19).
B. October 1 through March 31 of each year,
				gasoline shall meet the requirements in A.R.S. §
									3-3433(E).
C. Unless otherwise required in A.R.S. Title 3,
				Chapter 19, or this Chapter, the producer of a motor fuel shall test and
				certify the motor fuel for its motor fuel properties using the
				methodology-standards incorporated by reference in R3-7-702 (3), (4), (5), (7),
				(8), (9), (14), (18), and (19).
D. The
				automotive fuel rating of a motor fuel shall be determined and certified in
				accordance with 16 CFR
				306.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-716 - Sampling and Access to Records

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A. The Division
				shall obtain motor fuel samples for testing from:
1. The same motor fuel dispenser used for
				sales to customers;
2. The same
				motor fuel dispenser used for dispensing motor fuel into fleet
				vehicles;
3. A bulk storage
				facility;
4. A pipeline having
				custody of motor fuel, including Arizona CBG or AZRBOB;
5. A transporter of motor fuel, including
				Arizona CBG or AZRBOB;
6. A final
				distribution facility;
7. A
				third-party terminal having custody of motor fuel, including Arizona CBG or
				AZRBOB;
8. An oxygenate blender or
				registered supplier; or
9. A
				transmix or production facility.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-717 - Motor Fuel Dispensing Site Equipment

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A. Hold-open
				latch. If an owner or operator of a motor fuel dispensing site operates a motor
				fuel dispenser that utilizes a nozzle equipped with a hold-open latch, the
				owner or operator shall ensure that the latch operates according to the
				manufacturer's specifications.
B.
				Nozzle requirements for diesel fuel. An owner or operator of a motor fuel
				dispensing site operating a motor fuel dispenser from which diesel fuel is sold
				at retail shall ensure that the dispenser utilizes a diesel nozzle with a spout
				diameter that conforms to SAE J285.
C. Motor fuel dispenser filters. An owner or
				operator of a motor fuel dispensing site shall ensure that:
1. All gasoline, gasoline-alcohol blends, and
				ethanol flex fuel dispensers have a 10 micron or smaller nominal pore-sized
				filter;
2. Dispensers that dispense
				gasoline-alcohol blends shall have fuel filters designed for use with
				gasoline-alcohol blends;
3. All
				biodiesel, biodiesel blends, diesel, and kerosene dispensers have a 30 micron
				or smaller nominal pore-sized filter; or
4. In the event a motor fuel dispenser is not
				manufactured to be equipped to use fuel filters, they shall be installed in
				line with the fuel dispensing hose at the base of the dispenser. If this is not
				feasible, the motor fuel dispensing site owner may provide evidence that fuel
				filters cannot be installed at the site due to the configuration and apply for
				a waiver from these requirements from the associate
				director.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-718 - Additional Requirements for Production, Transport, Distribution, and Sale of Biofuels and Biofuel Blends

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A. Biofuel
				blenders, biofuel producers, and biofuel suppliers of biofuels or biofuel
				blends in Arizona shall meet the following requirements:
1. Register with the Environmental Protection
				Agency under 40 CFR
				80.1450 or
				40 CFR
				1090, subpart I, as they existed on December
				4, 2020.
2. Upon request by the
				associate director, report the total volume of biofuel or biofuel blends
				produced or supplied for the previous calendar year, including the total volume
				of each blend component. The report shall be provided to the Division within 15
				days of the request. Any information reported to the Division shall remain
				confidential under A.R.S. §
										44-1374.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-749 - Definitions Applicable to Arizona CBG and AZRBOB

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The following definitions apply only to
				  R3-7-750 through
				  R3-7-762:
1. "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 Fahrenheit for T90 and T50, that is assigned by a registered
				supplier to a final blend of Type 2 Arizona CBG or AZRBOB for purposes of
				compliance with the Predictive Model Procedures, which are incorporated by
				reference in
				R3-7-702(10).
2. "Importer" means any person that assumes
				title or ownership of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB produced by an unregistered
				supplier.
3. "Oxygenate-blending
				facility" means any location (including, but not limited to, a truck) where an
				oxygenate or ethanol flex fuel is added to Arizona CBG or AZRBOB, and nothing
				further is added to the resulting Arizona CBG except for the addition of a
				deposit-control or similar additive registered under
				40 CFR
				79. An oxygenate-blending facility includes a
				facility that recertifies Arizona CBG under
				R3-7-755(F).
4. "Performance standard" means the VOC and
				NOx emission reduction percentages in R3-7-751(A)(8) and
				R3-7-751(D)(1).
5. "PM alternative
				gasoline formulation" means a final blend of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB that is
				subject to a set of PM alternative specifications.
6. "PM alternative specifications" means the
				specifications for the following fuel properties, as determined using a testing
				methodology in
				R3-7-759:
a. Maximum vapor pressure, 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.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-750 - Registration Relating to Arizona CBG or AZRBOB

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A. For each
				physical location, the following shall register with the associate director
				before producing, importing, or obtaining custody of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB:
1. A refiner or CBG blender that produces
				Arizona CBG or AZRBOB;
2. An
				importer that imports Arizona CBG or AZRBOB;
3. An oxygenate blender that blends oxygenate
				with AZRBOB to produce Arizona CBG;
4. An oxygenate blender that recertifies
				Arizona CBG under
				R3-7-755(F);
				or
5. A pipeline or third-party terminal that has custody
				of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-751 - Arizona CBG Requirements

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A. General fuel
				property and performance requirements. In addition to the other requirements of
				this Article and except as provided in subsection (B), all Arizona CBG shall
				meet the following requirements and for any fuel property not specified, shall
				meet the requirements in ASTM D4814. The dates in this Section are compliance
				dates for the owner or operator of a motor fuel dispensing site or a fleet
				vehicle fueling facility.
1. Sulfur: 95 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: 9.0 psi.
b. November 1 - March 31: 9.0 psi.
c. April: 10.0 psi.
d. May: 9.0 psi.
e. June 1 - September 30: 7.0 psi.
f. A gasoline-ethanol blend in the
				CBG-covered area is subject to the 1 psi vapor pressure waiver, as described in
				R3-7-708(D)(2), during April only.
7. Oxygen and oxygenates:
a. Minimum content:
i. November 1 - March 31: 10% ethanol by
				volume or 12.5% isobutanol by volume. If a petition under A.R.S. §
												3-3493(C)  is in
				effect: 2.7% oxygen by weight as approved by the associate director.
ii. April 1 - October 31: 0% by weight (any
				oxygenate).
b. The
				maximum oxygen content shall not exceed 5.8% by weight for ethanol and shall
				not exceed the amount allowed by EPA waivers under Section 211(f) of the Clean
				Air Act for other oxygenates. Additionally, the oxygen content shall comply
				with the requirements of A.R.S. §
											3-3491 and §
											3-3492.
c. Arizona CBG shall not contain more than
				0.3 volume percent MTBE nor more than 0.1 weight percent oxygen from all other
				ethers or alcohols listed in A.R.S. §
											3-3491.
8. Arizona CBG shall meet the Federal Complex
				Model VOC emissions reduction percentage May 1 through September 15: 27.5%
				(Federal Complex Model settings: Summer, Area Class B, Phase
				2).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-752 - General Requirements for Registered Suppliers

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A. A registered
				supplier shall certify that each batch of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB transported for
				sale or use in the CBG-covered area meets the standards in this
				Article.
B. A registered supplier
				shall make the certification on a form or in a format prescribed by the
				associate director. The registered supplier shall include in the certification
				information on shipment volumes, fuel properties as determined under
				R3-7-759, and performance standards
				for each batch of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB. The registered supplier shall submit
				the certification to the associate director on or before the 15th day of each
				month for each batch of Arizona CBG or AZRBOB transported during the previous
				month.
C. Recordkeeping and records
				retention.
1. A registered supplier that
				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 test results for sulfur, aromatic hydrocarbon, olefin, oxygen, vapor
				pressure, and as applicable, T50, T90, E200, and E300 as determined under
				R3-7-759.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-753 - General Requirements for Pipelines and Third-party Terminals

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A. A pipeline or
				third-party terminal shall not accept Arizona CBG or AZRBOB for transport
				unless:
1. The Arizona CBG or AZRBOB is
				physically transferred from an importer, refiner, CBG blender, oxygenate
				blender, pipeline, or third-party terminal registered with the Division under
				R3-7-750; and
2. The registered supplier provides written
				verification that the gasoline is Arizona CBG or AZRBOB and complies with the
				standards in
				R3-7-751(A) or
				(B), as applicable, without reproducibility
				or numerical rounding.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-754 - Downstream Blending Exceptions for Transmix

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A. A pipeline or
				third-party terminal may blend transmix into Arizona CBG or AZRBOB at a rate
				not to exceed 1/4 of one percent by volume. Each pipeline or third-party
				terminal shall document the transmix blending (recording each batch and volume
				of transmix blended) and maintain the records at the third-party terminal for
				two years from the date of blending.
B. One of two methods shall be used to
				measure the transmix as it is blended into the product stream:
1. Meters, calibrated at least twice each
				year; or
2. Tank gauge as per the
				API Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-755 - Additional Requirements for AZRBOB and Oxygenate Blending

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A. Application
				of Arizona CBG standards to AZRBOB.
Determining whether
				  AZRBOB complies with Arizona CBG standards.
1. If a registered supplier designates a final blend
				as AZRBOB and complies with the provisions of this Section, the fuel properties
				and performance standards of the AZRBOB, for purposes of compliance with
				R3-7-751(C), are
				determined by adding the specified type and amount of oxygenate to a
				representative sample of the AZRBOB and determining the fuel properties and
				performance standards of the resulting gasoline using the test methods in
				R3-7-759 or, in the case of ethanol blends, certifying the AZRBOB using the
				CARBOB Model, on a form or in a format prescribed by the associate director. If
				the registered supplier designates a range of amounts of oxygenate to be added
				to the AZRBOB, the minimum designated amount of oxygenate shall be added to the
				AZRBOB to determine the fuel properties and performance standards of the
				resulting Arizona CBG. If a registered supplier does not comply with this
				subsection, the Division shall determine whether the AZRBOB complies with
				applicable fuel properties and performance standards, excluding requirements
				for vapor pressure, without adding oxygenate to the AZRBOB.
2. In
				determining whether AZRBOB complies with the Arizona CBG standards, the
				registered supplier shall ensure that the oxygenate added to the representative
				sample under subsection (A)(1) is representative of the oxygenate the
				registered supplier reasonably expects will be subsequently added to the
				AZRBOB.
3. The representative
				sample under subsection (A)(1) shall be prepared in accordance with ASTM D7717
				or another test method approved by EPA or CARB.
4. Calculating the
				volume of AZRBOB. If a registered supplier designates a final blend as AZRBOB
				and complies with this Section, the volume of AZRBOB is calculated for
				compliance purposes under
				R3-7-751 by adding the minimum
				amount of oxygenate designated by the registered supplier. If a registered
				supplier fails to comply with this subsection, the Division shall calculate the
				volume of AZRBOB for purposes of compliance with applicable fuel properties and
				performance standards without adding the amount of oxygenate to the
				AZRBOB.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-756 - Downstream Blending of Arizona CBG with Nonoxygenate Blendstocks

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A. A person
				shall not combine Arizona CBG supplied from a production or import facility
				with any nonoxygenate blendstock, other than vapor recovery condensate, unless
				the resulting gasoline blend meets the requirements in ASTM D4814 and is not
				used within the CBG-covered area.
B. Notwithstanding subsection (A), a person
				may add nonoxygenate blendstock to a previously certified batch or mixture of
				certified batches of Arizona CBG that does not comply with one or more of the
				applicable per-gallon standards contained in
				R3-7-751(A) or (B)
				if the person obtains prior written approval from the associate director based
				on a demonstration that adding the blendstock will bring the previously
				certified Arizona CBG into compliance with the applicable per-gallon standards
				for Arizona CBG. The oxygenate blender or registered supplier shall certify the
				re-blended Arizona CBG to the Division, on a form or in a format prescribed by
				the associate director.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-757 - Product Transfer Documentation; Records Retention

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A. If a person
				transfers custody or title to Arizona CBG or AZRBOB, other than when Arizona
				CBG is sold or dispensed at a motor fuel dispensing site or fleet vehicle
				fueling facility, the transferor shall provide to the transferee documents that
				include the following:
1. Volume of Arizona
				CBG or AZRBOB being transferred;
2.
				Location of the Arizona CBG or AZRBOB at the time of transfer;
3. Date of the transfer;
4. Product transfer document
				number;
5. Identification of the
				gasoline as Arizona CBG or AZRBOB;
6. Minimum octane rating of the Arizona CBG
				or AZRBOB;
7. For Arizona CBG that
				contains an oxygenate, a legible and conspicuous statement that the gasoline
				being transferred contains an oxygenate and lists the type and percentage
				concentration of the oxygenate;
8.
				If the product transferred is AZRBOB for which oxygenate blending is intended:
a. Identification of the fuel as AZRBOB and a
				statement that the "AZRBOB does not comply with the standards for Arizona CBG
				without the addition of oxygenate";
b. Oxygenate type or types and amount or
				range of amounts that the AZRBOB requires to meet the fuel properties or
				performance standards claimed by the registered supplier of the AZRBOB, and the
				applicable specifications for volume percent of oxygenate and weight percent
				oxygen content; and
c. Instructions
				to the transferee that the AZRBOB may not be combined with any other AZRBOB
				unless the other AZRBOB has the same requirements for oxygenate type or types
				and amount or range of amounts; and
9. The final destination:
a. When a terminal is the transferor, the
				owner or the operator shall include on the product transfer document the
				terminal name and address and the transporter name and address;
b. When a transporter is the transferor, the
				transporter shall include on the product transfer document the name and address
				of the transporter and the final destination, which is the location at which
				the motor fuel will be delivered and off loaded from the truck; and
c. When a jobber or marketer is the
				transferor, the jobber or marketer shall include on the product transfer
				document the name and address of the jobber or marketer and the final
				destination, which may be a final distribution facility or a motor fuel
				dispensing site.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Section R3-7-759 - Testing Methodologies

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A. Except as
				provided in subsection (C), a registered supplier certifying Arizona CBG or
				AZRBOB as meeting the requirements of this Article shall use one of the EPA- or
				CARB-approved ASTM methods listed in Table A, a copy of which may be obtained
				at: ASTM International, 100 Bar Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959
				or
www.astm.org
. A copy of the CARB
				methods may be obtained at: California Air Resources Board, P.O. Box 2815,
				Sacramento, CA 95812 or
www.arb.ca.gov
.
B. An oxygenate blender or third-party
				terminal certifying Arizona CBG or AZRBOB before transport to the CBG-covered
				area shall measure the oxygenate content in accordance with the oxygenate
				blender's or third-party terminal's approved QA/QC program or in accordance
				with one of the methods listed in Table A.
C. Rather than using a method listed in Table
				A to certify Arizona CBG or AZRBOB, a registered supplier may use the CARBOB
				Model and use the fuel-quality measures calculated using the CARBOB Model for
				compliance and reporting purposes.
D. A test method that the Division determines
				is equivalent to those listed in Table A may be used to certify Arizona CBG or
				AZRBOB. The Division has determined that test methods approved by either EPA
				methodology described in 40
				CFR 1090.1360 or CARB are equivalent test
				methods. EPA referee methods from
				40 CFR
				80.47 as it existed December 31, 2020, may be
				used if the tested property is not listed in
				40 CFR
				1090.1360. If a correlation equation is
				required by EPA, CARB, or the ASTM test method, the correlation equation shall
				be used to align the test methods, and becomes part of the equivalent test
				method.
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.
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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 3 - AGRICULTURE › Chapter 7 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - WEIGHTS AND MEASURES SERVICES DIVISION › Article 7 - MOTOR FUELS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS › Table A - Arizona Weights and Measures Services Division Test Methods for Arizona CBG and AZRBOB

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Fuel Parameter
Units
Approved Test Methods
Aromatics
V%
D1319-20a, D5769-20, D5580-02 (2007)
Benzene
V%
D3606-21, D5580-02 (2007)
Olefins
V%
D1319-20a, D6550-10 (2010)Footnote 1,
							 D8071-21
Oxygenates
W%
D4815-09 (2009), D4815-15b (2019),
							 D5599-18
Vapor Pressure (Correlation Equation)
psi
D5191-20Footnote 2, 13 CCR Section 2297
Sulfur
wppm
D2622-21, D5453-93 (1993)
Distillation T50
ºF
D86-99a.1, D86-20b
Distillation T90
ºF
D86-99a.1, D86-20b
Footnotes:
1. Replace the last sentence in ASTM D6550-00 (2010)
							 Section 1.1 with the following: "The application range is from 0.3 to 25 mass
							 percent total olefin, as defined in Section 2263(b), Title 13, California Code
							 of Regulations. If olefin concentrations are not detected, substitute one-half
							 of the detection limit."
2. When determining vapor pressure, the only
							 correlation equation to be used is equation 1 in ASTM D5191-20, Section 14.2,
							 ASTM equation ((.965X)-A).
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A. Persons
				liable. If motor fuel designated as Arizona CBG or AZRBOB does not comply with
				R3-7-751, 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 noncompliant 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.