Ariz. Admin. Code § R12-15-706 - Assignment of Type B Certificate of Assured Water Supply
A. The certificate holder of a Type B
certificate or a certificate issued before the effective date of this Section
that has not been classified pursuant to
R12-15-707 and the assignee may apply for approval of an assignment of the certificate to
another person within the time allowed by A.R.S. §
45-579(A).
The assignee may file the application if there is no certificate holder. The
application shall be submitted on a form prescribed by the Director with the
initial fee required by
R12-15-103(C),
and the applicant shall provide the following:
1. One of the following forms of proof of
ownership for each assignee:
a. A title
report, condition of title report, limited search title report, or recorded
deed, dated within 90 days of the date the application is submitted to the
Director and demonstrating that the assignee is the owner of the land that is
the subject of the proposed assignment; or
b. If the assignee is a potential purchaser,
evidence of a purchase agreement;
2. A current plat of the
subdivision;
3. An estimate of the
100-year water demand for the subdivision, based on the current plat;
4. Evidence that all necessary water rights,
permits, licenses, contracts, and easements have been or will be assigned to
the assignee of the certificate;
5.
Evidence that the assignee has the financial capability to construct adequate
delivery, storage, and treatment works for the subdivision according to the
criteria in
R12-15-720;
6. Evidence that all water supplies listed on
the current certificate are physically, continuously, and legally available to
meet the estimated water demand of the subdivision after the
assignment;
7. Evidence that the
proposed municipal provider has not changed and has agreed to serve the
subdivision after the assignment;
8. If the applicant requests that the
Director classify the certificate pursuant to subsection (E) of this Section,
evidence that the requirements of
R12-15-704(H)(1)
are satisfied;
9. Any other
information that the Director reasonably deems necessary to determine whether
the application meets the criteria of A.R.S. §
45-579.
B. Each applicant shall sign the
application for an assignment of a certificate. If an applicant is not a
natural person, the entity's authorized officer, managing member, partner,
trust officer, trustee, or other person who performs similar decision-making
functions for the applicant shall sign the application. If an applicant submits
a letter, signed by the applicant and dated within 90 days of the date the
application is submitted, authorizing a representative to submit applications
for permits regarding the land to be included in the certificate, the
authorized representative may sign the application on the applicant's
behalf.
C. Upon receiving an
application for an assignment, the Director shall post the notice required by
A.R.S. §
45-579(E).
D. Except as provided in subsection (E) of
this Section, if the Director determines that the application meets the
criteria of A.R.S. §
45-579(A), the Director shall issue a Type B certificate to each applicant. A Type B
certificate issued under this subsection shall retain the issue date, the
number of lots, and the estimated water demand shown on the original
certificate, except as provided in subsection (F) of this Section. The Director
shall determine that the application meets the criteria of A.R.S. §
45-579(A) if all of the following apply:
1. The application is submitted within the
time allowed by A.R.S. §
45-579(A);
2. The assignee is the owner or potential
purchaser of the portion of the subdivision that is the subject of the
assignment;
3. There have been no
material changes to the plat for which the original certificate was issued,
according to the criteria in R12-15-708;
4. The applicant demonstrates the financial
capability to construct adequate delivery, storage, and treatment works for the
subdivision according to the criteria in
R12-15-720;
5. All necessary water rights, permits,
licenses, contracts, and easements have been or will be assigned to the
assignee of the certificate;
6. All
water supplies listed on the current certificate are physically, continuously,
and legally available to meet the estimated water demand of the subdivision
after the assignment;
7. Neither
the applicant nor a predecessor in interest has impaired the manner in which
consistency with management goal requirements were satisfied when the original
certificate was issued; and
8. The
proposed municipal provider has agreed to serve the subdivision after the
assignment.
E. The
applicant may include in the application a request to classify the certificate
as a Type A certificate. If the Director determines that the request meets the
requirements of
R12-15-704(H)(1),
the Director shall classify the certificate as a Type A certificate.
F. In the case of a partial assignment, the
Director shall determine whether changes to the plat are material according to
R12-15-708. The Director shall issue a Type B certificate to the assignee for
the portion of the subdivision that is the subject of the assignment and for
the number of lots and the estimated water demand of the current plat of the
portion of the subdivision that is the subject of the assignment. The Director
shall issue a Type B certificate to the certificate holder for the portion of
the subdivision retained by the certificate holder and for the remainder of the
number of lots and the remainder of the estimated water demand. The sum of the
number of lots and the sum of the amount of the estimated water demand shown on
each certificate shall equal the total number of lots and the total estimated
water demand shown on the certificate that is being assigned.
G. The Director shall review an application
for an assignment of a Type B certificate pursuant to the licensing time-frame
provisions in
R12-15-401.
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