Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-1-511 - Licensing Time-frames Changed Application Agreements
A. An applicant and the Department may enter
into a licensing time-frames agreement to allow the applicant to change
information previously submitted in support of a license application and to
supersede the time-frames of that application with new time-frames. A changed
licensing time-frames agreement causes all time-frames on the application to
end under R18-1-507(D) and
creates a new set of time-frames that operates under the agreement.
B. A changed licensing time-frames agreement
shall contain at least the following terms:
1. Unless specified otherwise in the
agreement, all requirements of this Article remain in effect.
2. A waiver under A.R.S. §
41-1004 by the applicant of its
rights to the number of time-frame days identified on the license tables in
consideration of the Department allowing the applicant to change the
information submitted in support of a changed application.
3. Identification of application components
required in support of the changed application.
4. The number of time-frame days applicable
to the changed application.
5. A
fee adjustment, if appropriate.
6.
Identification of the license category within which the Department shall
continue processing the changed application.
C. The Department shall consider all the
following factors when determining whether to enter into a changed licensing
time-frames agreement:
1. The complexity of
the licensing subject matter. The Department shall not enter into an agreement
if the presumptive substantive review time-frame is less than 30
days.
2. The resources of the
Department. The Department shall not enter into an agreement if the Department
determines that either the negotiation of the agreement or the terms of the
agreement are likely to require the Department to expend additional resources
to the significant detriment of other applicants.
3. The impact on public health and safety or
the environment. The Department shall not enter into an agreement if the
Department determines that the terms of the agreement are likely to cause a
significant increase or change in the nature of the potential detrimental
effects of the facility or activity to be governed by the license on public
health and safety or the environment.
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