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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-110 - Fee Waivers

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A. The Director
				may waive the entrance fee listed in Exhibit A for the following groups. If the
				Director does not waive the entrance fee, members of the group shall pay the
				entrance fee listed in Exhibit A:
1. A
				preschool or K-12 school group and accompanying chaperons;
2. A group of professional individuals
				participating in a parks and recreation, historic, or interpretive seminar or
				conference tour; and
3. A group of
				disabled individuals affiliated with an organization or agency established to
				care for, rehabilitate, train, or serve the disabled individuals. For the
				purpose of this subsection, disabled means blind or visually impaired, deaf or
				hard of hearing, mobility impaired, or developmentally impaired.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-111 - Camping

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A. Camping is
				permitted only in a designated camping unit.
B. Except when camping at a Board-approved
				concession area within a state park, a person using a camping unit shall not:
1. Camp in a state park for more than 15 days
				within a 30-day period unless authorized by the Director;
2. Camp in a state park for more than 29 days
				within a 45-day period that is posted as a long-term stay period unless
				authorized by the Director;
3.
				Leave an occupied camping unit unattended overnight without written permission
				from the Director; or
4. Allow the
				number of persons occupying a camping unit or the number of vehicles in the
				camping unit to exceed the limits posted at the entrance to the state park or
				camping unit.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-112 - Campfires

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A. A person shall
				ignite an outdoor fire only in a camping unit or day-use area specifically
				designated for an outdoor fire.
B.
				A person who ignites an outdoor fire shall ensure that the fire is confined to
				a grill, fire ring, or other facility provided by the state park.
C. A person shall not ignite or maintain a
				fire when a high wind is blowing or when open burning is prohibited by order of
				the Director.
D. A person who
				ignites an outdoor fire shall ensure that the fire is attended and controlled
				at all times.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-113 - Vehicles, Speed Limits, and Parking

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A. The operator of a motor vehicle within a
				state park shall drive the motor vehicle only on a maintained roadway, parking
				area, or other area designated by signs for motor vehicle use.
B. The operator of a motor vehicle within a
				state park shall comply with all state law regarding operation of a motor
				vehicle and shall not drive the motor vehicle at a speed greater than is
				reasonable and prudent under the circumstances and conditions or in excess of a
				posted limit.
C. The operator of a
				motor vehicle within a state park shall not park or leave the motor vehicle
				unattended except in a designated parking area or parking zone. The Director
				may remove an unattended motor vehicle that is illegally parked or left
				standing upon a roadway or in a park area in a manner that may obstruct traffic
				or impair normal activities of the state park.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-114 - Watercraft; Launching and Mooring

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A person shall not moor or launch a watercraft from a shore
				  within a state park if the Director has determined that it is in the best
				  interest of the state park to prohibit mooring or launching of watercraft and
				  has posted notice of the prohibition at the shore.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-115 - Pets

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A. Except as
				provided in subsection (B), a person shall keep a dog, cat, or other pet on a
				leash that does not exceed six feet or otherwise restrain the animal while in a
				state park.
B. The restraint
				requirement in subsection (A) does not apply to a dog in an area open to
				hunting or field trials if the dog is participating in these
				activities.
C. A person shall not
				take a pet into a state park building, cabana site, developed beach, or other
				area that the Director has determined is environmentally or ecologically
				sensitive. This restriction does not apply to a service animal.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-116 - Glass Containers

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A person shall not possess a glass or ceramic container in a
				  state park area that is designated as a public beach or swimming area, or
				  posted "No Glass Containers."
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-119 - Weapons

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A. The following
				definitions apply to this Section:
1.
				"Improved recreation area" means a camping unit, roadway, amphitheater, boat
				launching ramp, developed picnic area, developed swimming beach, and any other
				area within a state park that is designated by the Director and reserved for an
				assembly or other temporary gathering of persons.
2. "Prohibited weapon" means a firearm as
				defined by A.R.S. §
										13-3101,
				including a BB or pellet gun, bow, or slingshot.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-120 - Fireworks and Explosives

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A person shall not discharge fireworks or any other explosive
				  device within a state park without first obtaining from the Director a special
				  use permit that authorizes the discharge of fireworks or any other explosive
				  device.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-122 - Commercial Use of a State Park

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A.
				A person shall not engage in a commercial activity within a state park unless
				the commercial activity is authorized by:
1.
				A special use permit issued under R12-8-125,
2. A concession, or
3. A commercial rental or retail
				permit.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-124 - Disorderly Conduct

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A. A person
				shall not engage in disorderly conduct within a state park.
B. Within a state park, a person shall not
				knowingly disturb the peace of an area or another person, make unreasonable
				noise, engage in violent behavior, use provocative language or gestures, or
				recklessly handle, display, or discharge a deadly weapon or dangerous
				instrument.
C. A person shall not
				use a loudspeaker in a state park without first obtaining from the Director a
				special use permit that authorizes the use of a loudspeaker.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-125 - Special Use Permits

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A. Special use
				permit required. Within a state park, a person shall obtain a special use
				permit from the Board before:
1. Engaging in
				an activity that is prohibited by this Chapter without a permit;
2. Excluding the general public from an area
				or facility within the state park;
3. Engaging in a commercial activity not
				covered by a concession or commercial rental or retail permit;
4. Engaging in a spectator event designed to
				attract a large crowd;
5. Engaging
				in an activity that requires a permit from another entity such as the Coast
				Guard, Arizona Game and Fish Department, or a city, county, or
				municipality;
6. Engaging in an
				activity that requires a reservation outside an area designated for use by
				reservation; or
7. Using a state
				park area for a purpose different from that for which the area is
				designated.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-126 - Violation; Classification

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Under A.R.S. §
									41-511.13,
				  an individual who violates a provision of this Chapter commits a class 2
				  misdemeanor.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 2 - OPERATION OF THE BOARD › Section R12-8-201 - Meetings

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A. There shall be a
				minimum of one meeting of the Arizona State Parks Board during each calendar
				year quarter.
B. The time and place
				of a meeting shall be designated seven days before the meeting date by either:
1. The Chairman verbally informing the
				Director or,
2. Any four members
				informing the Director in writing, except that in the case of an emergency, the
				Director may be verbally informed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 2 - OPERATION OF THE BOARD › Section R12-8-202 - Organization of the Board

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A.
				Selection of Officers
1. At the first meeting
				following January 1 of each year, the members present shall select by majority
				vote a Chairman and a Vice Chairman to serve through the first meeting
				following January 1 of the year following.
2. If a vacancy in either the Chairman or
				Vice Chairman office of the Board occurs, the members present at the first
				meeting following the occurrence of the vacancy shall select a member by
				majority vote to fill the unexpired term of the officer.
3. If the Chairman and Vice Chairman are
				absent from a meeting of the Board held in accordance with these rules, a
				Presiding Officer shall be selected by majority vote of the members
				present.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 2 - OPERATION OF THE BOARD › Section R12-8-203 - Committees

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A. There shall be
				no standing committees.
B. Special
				committees may be appointed by the Chairman to make reports to the Board
				concerning matters of interest to the Board.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 2 - OPERATION OF THE BOARD › Section R12-8-204 - Procedures at Meetings

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A. All
				actions of the Board shall be by majority vote of the membership
				present.
B. Board meetings shall be
				conducted under Roberts Rules of Order.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 2 - OPERATION OF THE BOARD › Section R12-8-207 - Board Concession Approval Policy

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A. The Board may enter into agreement with a
				private or public entity for the operation and development of a concession in
				an area under the jurisdiction of the Board subject to the following
				conditions:
1. The proposed concession
				activity shall be consistent with a Board-approved master plan for development
				and operation of the park in which the concession is to be located. The plan
				shall include any amendments or other Board activity.
2. The proposed concession activity shall be
				consistent with the purposes of the Board as defined by statute.
3. The Board determines that there is a need
				for the proposed type of concession operation and that the proposed concession
				activity is in the best interest of the state.
4. The Board issues a formal request for
				proposals from persons interested in operating a concession.
5. The Board determines that the concession
				operator selected is most advantageous to the state according to the criteria
				identified in the request for proposals.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-301 - Definitions

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In this Article, unless the context otherwise
				  requires:
1. "State Historic Preservation Officer" or "Officer" means
				  an employee of the Board who has professional competence and expertise in the
				  field of historic preservation and administers the State Historic Preservation
				  Program.
2. "Arizona Register of Historic Places," "Arizona Register,"
				  or "Register" means the state's list of Arizona's historic properties worthy of
				  preservation that serves as an official record of Arizona's historic districts,
				  sites, buildings, structures, and objects of national, state, or local
				  significance in the fields of history, architecture, archaeology, engineering,
				  or culture. Properties listed on or eligible for the Arizona Register of
				  Historic Places may also be eligible for listing on the National Register of
				  Historic Places.
3. "National Register of Historic Places" means the official
				  national list of historic districts, sites, buildings, structures, and objects
				  significant in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, or
				  culture.
4. "Historic Sites Review Committee" or "HSRC" means a
				  standing committee of the Arizona Historical Advisory Commission, which is
				  appointed by the State Historic Preservation Officer under A.R.S. §
				  41-1352 to review nominations of properties for listing on the National or
				  Arizona Register of Historic Places.
5. "Historic property" means a building, site, district,
				  object, or structure evaluated by the HSRC as historically significant.
6. "State Historic Preservation Office" or "SHPO" means the
				  program staff that work under the supervision of the Officer.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-302 - Criteria for Evaluation

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A. Before
				listing a property in the Register, the State Historic Preservation Office
				(SHPO), with the advice of the HSRC, will apply the following criteria for
				evaluating the property:
1. The property
				conveys significance in one or more of the following contexts: national, state
				or local history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, or culture;
2. The property is classified as one of the
				following types: district, site, building, structure, or object;
3. The property possesses integrity of
				location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, or association;
				and
4. The property:
a. Is associated with an event that made a
				significant contribution to the broad pattern of history;
b. Is associated with the life of a
				historically significant person;
c.
				Embodies a distinctive characteristic of a type, period, or method of
				construction, represents the work of a master, possesses high artistic value,
				or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components may
				lack individual distinction; or
d.
				Has yielded or is likely to yield important pre-historical or historical
				information.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-303 - Processes of Registration

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A. The
				State Historic Preservation Officer shall serve as the keeper of the
				Register.
B. Before listing a
				property in the Register, the SHPO requires the following:
1. The Historic Property Inventory (HPI) form
				must be completed by the proponent or owner to determine whether the property
				is eligible for listing;
2. The
				Recommendation of Eligibility form must be completed by the SHPO Officer after
				receiving the HPI;
3. If a property
				is recommended as eligible, the National Register of Historic Places
				Registration Form or the National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property
				Documentation Form must be completed by the owner;
4. The SHPO Officer shall give the owner at
				least 30 calendar days prior notification of the nomination's review by the
				HSRC;
5. The SHPO Officer shall
				forward the National Register Registration Form to the HSRC; and
6. The HSRC shall:
a. Review the Registration Form,
				documentation, and any comments concerning the property's significance and
				integrity,
b. Recommend to the SHPO
				whether the property should be listed in the Arizona Register and forwarded to
				the keeper of the National Register; and
c. Review a refusal of nomination upon
				request.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-304 - Factors for Determining Certification Eligibility

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A. Before the SHPO Officer (Officer)
				certifies a Historic Property as eligible for a change in property tax
				classification, the property shall be listed in the National Register of
				Historic Places:
1. Individually; or
2. As part of a historic district. If within
				a historic district, the Officer shall determine whether or not the property
				contributes to the character of the historic district.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-305 - Verification of Eligibility for Property Tax Reclassification

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A. A person that
				seeks to have a property reclassified for property tax purposes as either a
				Commercial or Non-commercial Historic Property shall submit a verification of
				eligibility form. The person seeking reclassification may obtain the
				verification of eligibility form from the SHPO or the Assessor's Office in the
				county where the property is located and shall submit the completed form to the
				Assessor's Office in the county where the property is located.
B. A person that seeks to have a property
				reclassified for property tax purposes as either a Commercial or Non-commercial
				Historic Property, shall ensure that the verification of eligibility form
				provides the following information:
1.
				Address of the property,
2. Legal
				description of the property,
3.
				Property classification,
4. Name of
				owner,
5. Historic property name as
				listed on the National Register of Historic Places,
6. Date of original construction,
7. Description of any exterior changes to the
				property since the property was listed on the National Register of Historic
				Places,
8. Photographs of the
				property that meet the specifications of the Board, and
9. The owner's written consent for the
				Officer or the Officer's representative to view the property.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-306 - Minimum Maintenance/restoration Standards

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A. The owner of a certified Commercial or
				Non-Commercial historic property shall maintain the property to preserve the
				historical integrity of the features, materials, appearance, workmanship, and
				environment, according to the following standards:
1. Protect the Historic Property against
				accelerated deterioration due to:
a.
				Vandalism;
b. Structural
				failure;
c. Climatic weathering
				including the affects of water infiltration;
d. Biological affects due to insects,
				animals, or plants;
e. Fire;
				or
f. Flooding.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 3 - STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE PROGRAMS › Section R12-8-307 - Documentation Requirements, Reports, and Inspection

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A. The owner of a certified Historic Property
				shall submit the following information for the requested year's activity to the
				Officer:
1. Confirmation of current Historic
				Property ownership,
2. A statement
				signed by the owner indicating that the Historic Property is operated and
				maintained in accordance with the laws and rules applicable to the
				classification of the Historic Property for property tax purposes,
				and
3. Additional reports and
				inspections necessary for documentation requirements.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 9

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This Chapter was
			 repealed by operation of law. A.R.S. §
								41-1001
			 excludes political subdivisions of the state from the definition of "agency."
			 Therefore, the rules of the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Commission are
			 no longer certified by the Attorney General's Office nor are they filed in the
			 Secretary of State's Office as specified in Attorney General opinion I93-002.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 10

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This Chapter was
			 repealed by operation of law. A.R.S. §
								41-1001
			 excludes political subdivisions of the state from the definition of "agency."
			 Therefore, the rules of the Yavapai County Parks and Recreation Commission are
			 no longer certified by the Attorney General's Office nor are they filed in the
			 Secretary of State's Office as specified in Attorney General opinion I93-002.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 11

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This Chapter was
			 repealed by operation of law. A.R.S. §
								41-1001
			 excludes political subdivisions of the state from the definition of "agency."
			 Therefore, the rules of the Parks Commission of Navajo County are no longer
			 certified by the Attorney General's Office nor are they filed in the Secretary
			 of State's Office as specified in Attorney General opinion I93-002.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 12

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This Chapter was
			 repealed by operation of law. A.R.S. §
								41-1001
			 excludes political subdivisions of the state from the definition of "agency."
			 Therefore, the rules of the Pima County Parks and Recreation Commission are no
			 longer certified by the Attorney General's Office nor are they filed in the
			 Secretary of State's Office as specified in Attorney General opinion I93-002.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 2 - AVAILABILITY OF LONG-TERM POWER; APPLICATION FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE; POWER PURCHASE CERTIFICATES › Section R12-14-201 - Availability of Long-term Power; Contract Negotiations

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A. Except as provided in
				R12-14-401(B),
				if the Authority decides that a supply of Long-term Power is available, the
				Authority shall give public notice that it will receive applications for
				electric service from prospective Purchasers. The public notice shall include
				the date, time, and place for the public information Conference at which the
				Authority shall provide a preliminary proposal for the allocation and marketing
				of available Long-term Power.
B.
				The Authority shall give public notice of the date, time, and place for a
				public comment Conference to be held not more than 60 days after the date of
				the public information Conference held under subsection (A). An interested
				party may appear at the public comment Conference and present oral and written
				comments on the Authority's Long-term Power proposal provided at the public
				information Conference held under subsection (A).
C. Public notice required by subsections (A)
				and (B) shall be mailed to:
1. Existing
				Purchasers;
2. Prospective
				Purchasers that notify the Authority of their interest in applying for
				Long-term Power; and
3. Other
				Qualified Entities on the Authority's mailing list.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 2 - AVAILABILITY OF LONG-TERM POWER; APPLICATION FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE; POWER PURCHASE CERTIFICATES › Section R12-14-202 - Application for Purchase of Electric Service

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A. A Qualified Entity that desires to
				purchase Long-term Power shall file a written application for electric service
				with the Authority. The application shall include the following:
1. The Entity's proposed use of Long-term
				Power;
2. The Point or Points of
				Delivery where the Entity will receive electric service;
3. The annual energy requirement stated in
				kilowatt-hours, for each Point of Delivery;
4. The maximum capacity requirement stated in
				kilowatts, for each Point of Delivery during a continuous 12-month period;
				and
5. A statement of the Entity's
				kilowatt and kilowatt-hour sales or usage during each of the 24 months
				immediately preceding the date of the application, divided into reference
				classifications, such as residential, commercial, irrigation pumping,
				industrial, public use, or other classification used by the Entity or
				recognized in the electric utility industry.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 2 - AVAILABILITY OF LONG-TERM POWER; APPLICATION FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE; POWER PURCHASE CERTIFICATES › Section R12-14-203 - Power Purchase Certificates; Application

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A. An application for a Power Purchase
				Certificate, or an application to amend an existing Power Purchase Certificate,
				shall be dated, signed, and verified by the applicant or the applicant's
				authorized representative. An original and five copies of the application and
				any documents, maps, or other written material to which reference is made in
				the application shall be filed with the Authority.
B. An application form for a Power Purchase
				Certificate is available at the Authority's business office.
C. The application shall include the
				information required by A.R.S. §
									30-152
				and the following:
1. A statement of the
				nature of the applicant's business, and applicant's legal status (for example,
				a corporation, a partnership, or other business type);
2. The applicant's mailing address;
3. A detailed description of the proposed
				Service Territory;
4. The name and
				mailing address of the principal executive officer or secretary of each Entity
				engaged in the distribution of Power within the proposed Service Territory or
				contiguous to the Proposed Service Territory;
5. The estimated amount of Long-term Power
				for each use proposed by the applicant;
6. Whether the applicant intends to sell
				Long-term Power on a profit or a non-profit basis;
7. Whether the applicant intends to use
				Long-term Power for its own use, resell Long-term Power, or use and resell the
				Long-term Power;
8. A detailed
				description of the applicant's Electric Power System for the use of Long-term
				Power;
9. A copy of any agreement
				under which the applicant intends to use an Electric Power System owned by
				another Entity;
10. The details of
				any plan under which the applicant proposes to construct, purchase, lease, or
				obtain the use of an Electric Power System for sale or distribution of
				Long-term Power; and
11. An
				explanation of any arrangements with other Entities for the use of electrical
				equipment or facilities that the applicant needs in order to use Long-term
				Power. If any other Entity claims ownership of, or transmission rights on, any
				electric facilities to be used or if the applicant will duplicate another
				Entity's electric facilities, the applicant shall disclose that information. If
				the applicant's arrangements appear to conflict with the rights of another
				Entity, the applicant may file an affidavit signed by an authorized officer of
				the affected Entity, describing the affected Entity's agreement to the
				arrangements for the applicant's use.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 3 - SERVICE TO PURCHASERS › Section R12-14-301 - Authority's Service to Purchasers

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A. The Authority shall contract with a
				Purchaser to deliver Long-term Power only if transmission capability is
				available to ensure delivery of Long-term Power to the Purchaser at the Point
				or Points of Delivery to be designated in the Power Sales Contract. The
				Authority may also contract with a Purchaser to provide opportunities for
				connection between the Purchaser's Electric Power System and the Electric Power
				System of other Entities.
B. Before
				Long-term Power is made available to a Purchaser, the Purchaser shall provide
				evidence to the Authority that a transmission system is available to enable the
				Purchaser to take and receive Long-term Power at the locations and voltages
				designated by the Authority.
C.
				Unless the Authority agrees to provide facilities or enter into agreements for
				the transmission of electric Power, the facilities or agreements must be
				provided by the Purchaser.
D. The
				Authority may obtain an alternative or an additional source of transmission
				service to serve the needs of a Purchaser.
E. The Purchaser shall pay any costs or
				expenses necessary to provide transmission service to the Purchaser.
F. By agreement with one or more Purchasers,
				the Authority may construct electric lines and related facilities of the
				voltage and capacity needed to serve the Purchaser. The agreement must assure
				full payment by the users of the operating costs, depreciation and interest,
				and any other costs or expenses associated with the project, during a 40-year
				amortization period or other period established by law or contract. If the
				Authority constructs the facilities, the Authority shall determine the
				incremental costs to be paid by the Purchaser or other user benefitting from
				the facilities constructed by the Authority.
G. With the aid of Purchasers, the Authority
				shall work to maintain a system of load scheduling and records so that the
				Authority may reasonably predict:
1. A
				Purchaser's current and future Power needs;
2. Whether a Purchaser should be allowed or
				required to relinquish Long-term Power that is surplus to the Purchaser's
				needs; and
3. Whether a Purchaser
				will have Long-term Power that is temporarily or permanently surplus to the
				Purchaser's needs.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 3 - SERVICE TO PURCHASERS › Section R12-14-302 - Systems and Operation Plans

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For the Authority's information and assistance in the
				  administration of its Power Sales Contracts, a Purchaser that does not manage
				  and operate its own Electric Power System shall, at the Authority's request,
				  submit a plan for the use and administration of Long-term Power. The Purchaser
				  shall attach to the plan, maps, specifications, and agreements necessary to
				  disclose the nature and extent of the plan.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 4 - ADMINISTRATION OF POWER › Section R12-14-401 - Sale, Use, Transfer, and Administration of Long-term Power

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A. A Purchaser
				shall not enter into an agreement for power pooling affecting Power under the
				Authority's jurisdiction without the prior written approval of the Authority.
				The Authority shall not unreasonably withhold approval.
B. Subject to the terms of a Purchaser's
				Power Sales Contract, a Purchaser may tender or relinquish surplus Long-term
				Power to the Authority for resale by the Authority.
C. The Authority shall use its best efforts
				to sell a Purchaser's tendered or relinquished Long-term Power and shall apply
				the net proceeds from the sale toward the Purchaser's payment obligations under
				the Purchaser's Power Sales Contract.
D. Long-term Power tendered or relinquished
				to the Authority shall be returned to the Purchaser not more than 60 days after
				the Authority's receipt of the Purchaser's written notice that the Purchaser
				requires a return of the tendered or relinquished Long-term Power to meet the
				Purchaser's loads.
E. The tender or
				relinquishment of Long-term Power shall not relieve the Purchaser of its
				obligations under its Power Sales Contract. The tender or relinquishment of
				Long-term Power shall not be deemed to be a recapture by the Authority unless:
1. The tender or relinquishment is for the
				unexpired term of the Purchaser's Power Sales Contract; and
2. The Authority has contracted to sell the
				tendered or relinquished Long-term Power to another Qualified Entity under the
				same terms and conditions as those contained in the Purchaser's Power Sales
				Contract.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 4 - ADMINISTRATION OF POWER › Section R12-14-402 - Changing Points of Delivery; Switching of Electric Service among Points of Delivery

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The Authority may allow a Purchaser to change its electric
				  service from a Point of Delivery to another Point or Points of Delivery. Each
				  Point of Delivery shall be a separate Point of Delivery for the Authority's
				  billing purposes unless a new Point of Delivery replaces an existing Point of
				  Delivery. A Purchaser cannot change or switch its electric service between the
				  Purchaser's Points of Delivery and the Points of Delivery of other Purchasers
				  without the prior written approval of the Authority.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 4 - ADMINISTRATION OF POWER › Section R12-14-403 - Wheeling and Operating Agreements

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A. A Purchaser who wants to enter into an
				agreement for power pooling or an agreement with another Entity with regard to
				power operations, transmission, or wheeling involving Long-term Power shall:
1. Petition the Authority for permission to
				enter into an agreement;
2. State
				in the petition all relevant facts and the reasons for the proposed agreement;
				and
3. Give the Authority a copy of
				any proposed agreement and other information, data, and documents requested by
				the Authority.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 4 - ADMINISTRATION OF POWER › Section R12-14-404 - Disposition of Short-term Power

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The Authority may negotiate and enter into contracts with
				  Qualified Entities for the sale, purchase, exchange, or other disposition of
				  Short-term Power.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 4 - ADMINISTRATION OF POWER › Section R12-14-405 - Petition for Information, Advice, or Assistance

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A. Under A.R.S. §
									30-129
				and A.R.S. Title 45, Chapter 10, any Entity may petition the Authority for
				information, advice, or assistance regarding any matter within the jurisdiction
				of the Authority. The petition shall be in writing and shall include:
1. The names of all interested or affected
				Entities;
2. The basis for the
				requested information, advice, or assistance;
3. The location of any Project
				involved;
4. The action requested
				of the Commission; and
5. Other
				information or relevant matter that may assist the Commission in acting upon
				the petition.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 5 - RECORDS › Section R12-14-501 - Purchaser's Records

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At the request of the Authority, a Purchaser shall file
				  copies of agreements for the purchase, sale, exchange, transmission, banking,
				  power pooling, or wheeling of Long-term Power between the Purchaser and any
				  Entity other than the Authority, together with all current rate schedules and
				  amendments.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-601 - Conferences

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A. After first
				giving not less than 10 days' public notice and an opportunity to comment, the
				Commission may hold a Conference concerning any subject matter within the
				jurisdiction of the Authority. The Commission shall determine the Conference
				agenda. A Conference is intended to provide information and receive comments
				regarding any pending or proposed course of action by the Commission. A formal
				or binding action shall not be taken by the Commission at a
				Conference.
B. Except as otherwise
				provided in these rules, the Commission shall establish the date, time, and
				place of any Conference and may continue, adjourn, or reschedule any
				Conference.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-603 - General

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A. This article
				applies to any Appealable Agency Action arising from a decision or action of
				the Commission.
B. The Commission
				shall conduct any administrative hearing, pursuant to the requirements of this
				article, acting as the Administrative Law Judge pursuant to A.R.S. §
									41-1092.01.
C. Because state statutes provide many of the
				procedural requirements for the conduct of administrative hearings, these rules
				will cross reference such statutes where appropriate. Copies of the statutes
				and these rules may be obtained from the Arizona Power Authority at its office
				at 1810 W. Adams Street, Phoenix, Arizona, during normal business
				hours.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-604 - Definitions

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For purposes of this article, the following definitions apply
				  unless otherwise stated:
1. As used in
				this article, the terms "Commission" and "Administrative Law Judge" have the
				same meaning as in the relevant statutes and are used
				interchangeably.
2. "Appealable
				Agency Action" means any decision or action by the Commission determining
				matters related to the allocation of and contracting for power resources and
				associated services marketed by the Commission.
3. "Arizona Power Authority" or "Authority"
				means the agency established pursuant to title 30, chapter 1, article 1,
				Arizona Revised Statutes.
4.
				"Commission" means the Arizona Power Authority Commission as established and
				organized pursuant to title 30, chapter 1, article 1, Arizona Revised
				Statutes.
5. "Party" has the
				meaning described in A.R.S. §
									41-1001(14).
6. "Person" has the meaning described in
				A.R.S. §
									41-1001(15).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-605 - Applicability; Authority

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A. These
				rules apply to any Appealable Agency Action heard by the Commission. Unless
				otherwise required by law or waived pursuant to subsection (B), all hearings
				shall be scheduled at the convenience of the Commission and shall be held at
				the Arizona Power Authority's business office in Phoenix, Arizona. The rules in
				this article were drafted, proposed, and adopted pursuant to A.R.S. §
									41-1003 and
				A.R.S. §
									41-1092.01(F).
B. The Commission may waive the application
				of any of these rules to further administrative convenience, expedition, and
				economy:
1. With the consent of the parties
				to the appeal, or
2. If the waiver
				does not conflict with law, and does not cause undue prejudice to any
				party.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-606 - Notice of Appealable Agency Action

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A. The Authority shall serve notice of an
				Appealable Agency Action pursuant to A.R.S. §
									41-1092.04.
				Pursuant to A.R.S. §
									41-1092.03,
				the notice shall:
1. Identify the statute or
				rule on which the action is based.
2. Include a description of any party's right
				to file a notice of appeal or to request a hearing on the Appealable Agency
				Action.
3. Include a description of
				any party's right to request an informal settlement conference pursuant to
				A.R.S. §
										41-1092.06.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-607 - Request for Hearing; Setting the Hearing

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A. A party may initiate an appeal by filing a
				notice of appeal or request for a hearing with the Arizona Power Authority
				within 30 days after receiving the notice prescribed in
				R12-14-606(A).
				The notice of appeal or request for a hearing may be filed by a party whose
				legal rights, duties or privileges were determined by the Appealable Agency
				Action. A notice of appeal or request for a hearing also may be filed by a
				party who will be adversely affected by the Appealable Agency Action and who
				exercised any right provided by law to comment on the action being appealed or
				contested, provided that the grounds for the notice of appeal or request for a
				hearing are limited to issues raised in that party's comments. The notice of
				appeal or request for a hearing shall identify the party, the party's address,
				and the action being appealed and shall contain a concise statement of the
				reasons for the appeal or request for a hearing. If requested, the Authority
				shall schedule an appeal hearing pursuant to this section.
B. If good cause is shown, the Commission may
				accept an appeal or request for a hearing that is not filed in a timely
				manner.
C. A party filing a notice
				of appeal or requesting the Commission schedule an administrative hearing shall
				provide the following information:
1. Caption
				of the Appealable Agency Action, including the name and address of each
				party;
2. The date the party
				appealed the agency action;
3. A
				concise statement of the reasons for the appeal;
4. Any request to expedite or consolidate the
				appeal; and
5. If a hearing is
				requested:
a. the estimated time for the
				hearing;
b. the proposed hearing
				dates; and
c. any agreement of the
				Parties to waive applicable time limits to set the hearing.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-608 - Summary Dismissal

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An appeal to the Commission may be subject to summary
				  dismissal by the Commission for any of the following causes:
1. If a statement of the reasons for the
				appeal is not included in the notice of appeal and is not filed within the time
				required;
2. If the notice of
				appeal or request for hearing is not filed within the time required.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-609 - Waiver of Rights

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Except to the extent precluded by another provision of law, a
				  Person may waive any right conferred on that person by this
				  article.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 14 - ARIZONA POWER AUTHORITY › Article 6 - CONFERENCES; APPEAL OF AGENCY ACTION › Section R12-14-610 - Intervention; Amicus Curiae

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A. A
				person who wishes to intervene in an appeal must file a motion to intervene.
				Except for good cause shown, a person must file the motion within 10 days after
				the Commission issues its notice pursuant to
				R12-14-607(E).
B. A motion to intervene must set forth the
				basis for the proposed intervention, including whether the person had a right
				to appeal the Appealable Agency Action or claims an interest in the subject of
				the action and the person is so situated that disposition of the action may as
				a practical matter impair or impede the person's ability to protect that
				interest, unless the Person's interest is adequately represented by existing
				parties.
C. The Commission may:
1. Grant the motion to intervene;
2. Deny the motion to intervene for good
				cause, e.g., where granting it would disadvantage the rights of the existing
				parties or unduly delay adjudication of the appeal; or
3. Grant the motion to intervene but limit
				the person's participation in the appeal.