Ariz. Admin. Code § R12-7-183 - Certificate of Compliance and Authorization to Transport
A. Each producer or operator of any well
shall execute under oath and file with the Commission an operator's certificate
of compliance and authorization to transport oil, gas, or geothermal resources
from lease provided by the Commission for each well.
B. The certificate, when properly executed
and approved by the Commission, shall constitute authorization to the pipeline
or other transporter to transport oil, gas or geothermal resources from the
developed unit named. The Commission may provide written permission for the
transportation of production in order to prevent waste, pending execution and
approval of the certificate.
C. The
certificate shall remain in full force and effect until:
1. The operating ownership of the developed
unit changes, or
2. The transporter
changes, or
3. The certificate is
cancelled by the Commission.
D. When a change occurs in operating
ownership of any developed unit, or when a change occurs in the transporter
from any developed unit, the operator shall file a new certificate with the
Commission within 10 days of the change. With respect to a temporary change in
transporter which involves less than the production of one month, the producer
may, in lieu of filing a new certificate, notify the Commission and the
transporter in writing of the estimated amount of oil, gas, or geothermal
resources to be moved by the temporary transporter, and the name of the
temporary transporter. The operator shall furnish a copy of the notice to the
temporary transporter.
E. The
temporary transporter shall not move any greater quantity of oil, gas, or
geothermal resources than the estimated amount shown in the notice.
F. Time-frames
1. The Commission shall mail to the producer
or operator, within 10 days of receipt of the certificate required in
subsection (A), written notice of administrative completeness or a detailed
list of deficiencies. Within 10 days of receipt of an administratively complete
certificate, the Commission shall approve the certificate or provide a written
explanation in compliance with A.R.S. §
41-1076
to the producer or operator if the certificate is not approved. The overall
time-frame is 20 days.
2. For the
purpose of this subsection, intermediate Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays
are not included in the time-frame computation.
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