Arizona HB2125 amends weather modification regulations, requiring licenses, establishing fees, and creating a searchable database for operations.
Arizona HB2125 revises weather modification regulations, mandating that individuals, corporations, and political subdivisions obtain a license from the director of water resources before conducting operations. The bill outlines the application process, including a $100 fee, and requires applicants to provide detailed information about their proposed operations. Licenses are valid for one year and can be renewed if conditions are met. The director must maintain a searchable database of all licenses and applications.
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