3-221. Agreements for joint exercise of powers;
review by attorney general; continuing obligation
A. The director may enter into agreements with adjoining states for the joint
exercise of power in the construction and operation of inspection stations or other
necessary facilities within the boundaries of this state or the adjoining state and the
director may contract for such construction by an adjoining state if such method is
determined to be economically feasible.
B. Any such agreement made with an adjoining state shall be submitted to the
attorney general who shall determine whether the agreement is in proper form and is
within the powers and authority of the laws of this state.
C. No agreement made under the provisions of this article shall relieve the
department of any obligation or responsibility imposed upon it by law or by the
Constitution of Arizona.
D. The director may by administrative arrangement or by contract make agreements
for the operation of the inspection station which are not precluded by law or the
constitution.
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