A.
Type 1 Recycled Water General Permit for Gray Water. A person may use recycled
water without notice to the Department if the use:
1. Is specifically authorized by and meets
the requirements of this Article, and
2. Complies with the requirements of the Type
1 Recycled Water General Permit under this Article.
B. Type 2 Recycled Water General Permit for
Reclaimed Water.
1. A person may use recycled
water under a Type 2 Recycled Water General Permit if:
a. The use is authorized by and meets the
requirements of this Article;
b.
The use meets all the conditions of the applicable Type 2 Recycled Water
General Permit under this Article;
c. The person files a Notice of Intent to Use
Recycled Water under subsection (B)(2); and
d. The person submits the applicable fee
established in 18 A.A.C.
14.
2. Notice of Intent to Use Recycled Water.
a. A person shall submit, by mail, in person,
or by another method approved by the Department, the Notice of Intent to Use
Recycled Water on a form provided by the Department.
b. The Notice of Intent to Use Recycled Water
shall include;
i. The name, address, e-mail
address, and telephone number of the applicant;
ii.
The social
security number of the applicant, if the applicant is an individual;
iii. The name, address, and telephone
number of the contact person;
iv.iii. The source,
estimated volume, and, if applicable, class of recycled water to be
used;
v. A legal description of the
direct reuse site, including
iv. The latitude and longitude coordinates of the
approximate center point of the use site;
vi.
v. The description of
the use activity; and
vii.vi. The applicant's
certification that the applicant agrees to comply with all requirements of this
Article, including specific terms of the applicable Recycled Water General
Permit.
c. For a Type 2
Recycled Water General Permit for Direct Reuse of Reclaimed Water, the Notice
of Intent to Use Recycled Water must include the description of the direct
reuse activity, including a description of acreage and the type of vegetation
to be irrigated, if applicable to the type of direct reuse activity.
3. The Department shall notify the
applicant that the Department received the Notice of Intent to Use Recycled
Water and that the applicant is authorized to use the recycled water according
to Type 2 permit conditions.
C. Type 3 Recycled Water General Permit for
Reclaimed Water and Type 3 Recycled Water General Permit for Gray Water. A
person shall not operate under a Type 3 Recycled Water General Permit until the
Department issues a written Recycled Water Authorization.
1. Application submittal. The applicant shall
submit, either by mail, in person at the Department, or by another method
approved by the Department:
a. The Notice of
Intent to Use Recycled Water on a form provided by the Department containing
the information specified in the applicable Type 3 Recycled Water General
Permit under this Article, and
b.
The applicable fee established in 18 A.A.C.
14.
2. Issuance of Recycled Water Authorization.
If, after reviewing the Notice of Intent to Use Recycled Water, the Department
determines the direct reuse conforms with the conditions of a Type 3 Recycled
Water General Permit and all other applicable requirements of this Article, the
Department shall issue the Recycled Water Authorization.
3. Denial of Recycled Water Authorization.
a. If the Department determines on the basis
of its review or an inspection the use does not conform to the conditions of
the applicable Type 3 Recycled Water General Permit or other applicable
requirements of this Article, the Department shall notify the applicant of its
decision not to issue the Recycled Water Authorization.
b.
If an application is denied, the applicant shall not
operate under a Type 3 Reclaimed Recycled Water General Permit.
c.
b. The applicant may appeal the decision not to issue
a Recycled Water Authorization under A.R.S. §§
41-1092 through
41-1092.12.
4. Automatic issuance. If the
Department does not issue the Verification of General Permit Conformance within
the time-frame specified under 18 A.A.C. 1, Article 5, and does not notify the
applicant that it will not issue the verification, the verification
automatically becomes effective upon expiration of the overall
time-frame.