Arizona SB1387 amends the state's underground water storage regulations, establishing long-term storage accounts and crediting mechanisms for stored.

Arizona SB1387 amends the state's underground water storage regulations by establishing long-term storage accounts for individuals holding long-term storage credits. The director is tasked with setting up these accounts and subaccounts based on active management areas and other specified criteria. The bill outlines conditions under which water stored in various facilities can be credited to these accounts, including requirements related to the location and purpose of storage. It also details how credits are to be debited from these accounts, such as when water is recovered or transferred.

Arizona SB1387 amends the state's underground water storage regulations, establishing long-term storage accounts and crediting mechanisms for stored.

Arizona SB1387 amends the state's underground water storage regulations by establishing long-term storage accounts for individuals holding long-term storage credits. The director is tasked with setting up these accounts and subaccounts based on active management areas and other specified criteria. The bill outlines conditions under which water stored in various facilities can be credited to these accounts, including requirements related to the location and purpose of storage. It also details how credits are to be debited from these accounts, such as when water is recovered or transferred.