Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-2-1503 - Annual, Program Evaluation and Planning
1. The F/SLM"s name, address, and
business telephone number;
2. The name, address, and
business telephone number of an air quality representative who will provide
technical support to ADEQ for decisions regarding prescribed burning. The same
air quality representative may be selected by more than one
F/SLM;
3. All prescribed burn projects
and potential wildland fire use areas planned for the next
year;
4. Maximum project and annual
acres to be burned, maximum daily acres to be burned, fuel types within project
area, and planned use of emission reduction techniques to support the annual
emissions goal for each prescribed burn project;
5. Planned use of any smoke
management techniques for each prescribed burn project;
6. Maximum project and annual
acres projected to be burned, maximum daily acres projected to be burned, and a
map of the anticipated project area, fuel types and loading within the planned
area for an area the F/SLM anticipates for wildland fire use;
7. A list of all burn projects
that were completed during the previous year;
8. Project area for treatment,
treatment type, fuel types to be treated, and activity fuel loading to support
the annual emissions goal for areas to be treated using non-burning
alternatives to fire; and
9. At least once every
five years, ADEQ shall request long-term projections of future prescribed fire
activity from the F/SLM to support planning for visibility impairment and
assessment of air quality concerns by ADEQ.
E. A F/SLM may amend
a registration at any time with a written submission to ADEQ.
F. ADEQ accepts a
facsimile or other electronic method as a means of complying with the deadline
for registration. If an electronic means is used, the F/SLM shall deliver the
original paper registration form to ADEQ for its records. ADEQ shall
acknowledge in writing the receipt of each registration.
G. ADEQ shall hold a
meeting after January 31 and before April 1 of each year between ADEQ and
F/SLMs to evaluate the program and cooperatively establish the annual emission
goal. The annual emission goal shall be developed to minimize prescribed fire
emissions to the maximum extent feasible using emission reduction techniques
and alternatives to burning subject to economic, technical, and safety
feasibility criteria, and consistent with land management
objectives.
H. At least once
every five years, ADEQ shall request long-term projections of future prescribed
fire and wildland fire use activity from the F/SLMs to support planning for
visibility impairment and assessment of other air quality concerns by
ADEQ.
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