Arizona Statutes
§ 45-412 — Subsequent active management areas; criteria; review of groundwater basins not subject to active management
A.The director may designate an area which is not included within an initial active management area, pursuant to section 45-411, as a subsequent active management area if the director determines that any of the following exists:
1.Active management practices are necessary to preserve the existing supply of groundwater for future needs.
2.Land subsidence or fissuring is endangering property or potential groundwater storage capacity.
3.Use of groundwater is resulting in actual or threatened water quality degradation.
B.An active management area designated pursuant to this section may include more than one groundwater basin but shall not be smaller than a groundwater basin or include only a portion of a groundwater basin, except for the regional aquifer systems of northern Arizona.
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Related
Town of Chino Valley v. City of Prescott
638 P.2d 1324 (Arizona Supreme Court, 1981)
Seven Springs Ranch, Inc. v. State Ex Rel. Arizona Department of Water Resources
753 P.2d 161 (Court of Appeals of Arizona, 1987)
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§ 45-1001
Definitions§ 45-1002
Water exchanges; conditions§ 45-1005
Registry of water exchanges§ 45-1006
Effect on water rights§ 45-101
Definitions§ 45-104
Department organization; deputy directors; employees; legal counsel; branch offices; consultants§ 45-1041
Water exchange permits; fee§ 45-1043
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