Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-1-502 - Applicability; Effective Date
A. This
Article does not apply to any of the following:
1. A license not requiring an
application.
2. A license conferred
by a notification to the Department of an event, activity, or facility and that
is not conferred by the Department in the form of a written license issued to
the prospective licensee in response to the notification.
3. A license issued at the Department's
initiative.
4. A license issued by
default if the Department does not make a licensing decision within a time
identified in statute or rule.
5. A
license not identified in a category shown on the license tables.
6. A license required under an abatement or
compliance order or consent agreement, if a time-frame in the order or consent
agreement is different than the time-frame for the license category. The
time-frame in the order or consent agreement shall supersede the time-frame for
the license category.
7. An
application for which the applicant is not the prospective licensee.
8. Compliance activity by licensees in
conformance with an issued license except for license renewal or revision
activity.
9. Contractual activity
under A.R.S. §
41-1005(A)(15).
10. Activity that leads to the revocation,
suspension, annulment, or withdrawal of a license.
B. If an application becomes subject to this
Article, it remains subject to the terms of the original license category in
which it was classified unless the application is withdrawn, is altered by a
licensing time-frames agreement, or is changed under
R18-1-516 . If altered by a
licensing time-frames agreement, the terms of the original license category are
modified only to the extent expressly stated in the licensing time-frames
agreement.
C. If an Arizona statute
or other rule in this Title conflicts with this Article, the statute or other
rule governs except that only this Article determines whether an applicant is
entitled to a refund and fee excusal due to Department failure to notify an
applicant of a licensing decision within a licensing time-frame under A.R.S.
§
41-1077(A).
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