Arizona Revised Statutes Title 45. Waters § 45-853.01. Restricted uses of long-term storage credits

1. In determining whether to issue a certificate of assured water supply to the holder of the long-term storage credits, that amount of long-term storage credits shall be recovered only for a use that, as determined by the director, supplies water to the subdivision to which the certificate of assured water supply applies.

2. In designating or redesignating a city, town or private water company as having an assured water supply, that amount of long-term storage credits shall be recovered only for a use that, as determined by the director, supplies water to that city, town or private water company.

3. In determining whether to issue a report of adequate water supply for a subdivision to the holder of long-term storage credits, that amount of long-term storage credits shall be recovered only for a use that, as determined by the director, supplies water to the subdivision to which the report of adequate water supply applies.

4. In designating a city, town or private water company as having an adequate water supply, that amount of long-term storage credits shall be recovered only for a use that, as determined by the director, supplies water to that city, town or private water company.

1. The storer stored the water at a storage facility that is located in the same active management area as the storer's service area.

2. The long-term storage credits used to offset the storer's per capita municipal conservation requirements violation were earned before 2000.

3. The water stored was effluent or central Arizona project water.

1. The managed underground storage facility does not qualify as an existing effluent managed underground storage facility.

2. The managed underground storage facility qualifies as an existing effluent managed underground storage facility and the long-term storage credits were accrued before January 31, 2019.