technical correction; air pollution; orders
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
Senate Bill 1337 makes a technical correction to Arizona Revised Statutes regarding air pollution control orders. Specifically, it clarifies the timeframe within which the director must either deny or grant a conditional order after a hearing or petition is filed. The bill also outlines the terms and conditions that can be included in a conditional order, such as detailed corrective plans, construction timelines, and inspection rights, and specifies a fee deposit for the air pollution control permit administration fund.
Key provisions
- The director must respond to a petition for a conditional order within 30 days of a hearing or 60 days if no hearing is held.
- Conditional orders can include detailed plans for corrective actions.
- Orders can require the beginning of necessary construction as expeditiously as possible.
- The director can require periodic inspections of facilities subject to the order.
- Fees for conditional orders are deposited into the air pollution control permit administration fund.
Who is affected
- The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
- Businesses subject to air pollution control permits
- Individuals impacted by air pollution regulations
Notable changes
- Clarifies the timelines for director decisions on petitions for conditional orders.
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