Arizona § 45-894.01 Use for replenishment purposes

Arizona Statutes

§ 45-894.01 — Use for replenishment purposes

Arizona § 45-894.01

Title 45Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 3UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE, SAVINGS AND REPLENISHMENT

Art. 6State Demonstration Projects

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 45-894.01 (2026).

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A.After the qualification of any real property as member land pursuant to section 48-3774 or the qualification of any service area as a member service area pursuant to section 48-3780, a conservation district may use the facilities and excess storage capacity of any state demonstration project located in the active management area in which the member land or a member service area is located for replenishment purposes. The groundwater replenished by the conservation district using the facilities and excess storage capacity of a state demonstration project shall not be water stored in the state demonstration project.

B.A conservation district may operate and maintain a state demonstration project and may simultaneously store water for other purposes, including replenishment, at the same s

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A. After the qualification of any real property as member land pursuant to section 48-3774 or the qualification of any service area as a member service area pursuant to section 48-3780, a conservation district may use the facilities and excess storage capacity of any state demonstration project located in the active management area in which the member land or a member service area is located for replenishment purposes. The groundwater replenished by the conservation district using the facilities and excess storage capacity of a state demonstration project shall not be water stored in the state demonstration project.

B. A conservation district may operate and maintain a state demonstration project and may simultaneously store water for other purposes, including replenishment, at the same storage facility.