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49-204. Gray water reuse

A city, town or county may not further limit the use of gray water by rule or ordinance if the gray water use is allowed by a permit that is issued by the department for the direct reuse of reclaimed water, unless, in an initial active management area that has a groundwater management goal of safe yield and that does not contain a part of the central Arizona project aqueduct, effluent has been included in an assured water supply determination pursuant to section 45-576 and the use of gray water would reduce the volume of effluent available to satisfy assured water supply requirements applicable to that determination.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Arizona > Title49 > 49-204

49-204. Gray water reuse

A city, town or county may not further limit the use of gray water by rule or ordinance if the gray water use is allowed by a permit that is issued by the department for the direct reuse of reclaimed water, unless, in an initial active management area that has a groundwater management goal of safe yield and that does not contain a part of the central Arizona project aqueduct, effluent has been included in an assured water supply determination pursuant to section 45-576 and the use of gray water would reduce the volume of effluent available to satisfy assured water supply requirements applicable to that determination.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Arizona > Title49 > 49-204

49-204. Gray water reuse

A city, town or county may not further limit the use of gray water by rule or ordinance if the gray water use is allowed by a permit that is issued by the department for the direct reuse of reclaimed water, unless, in an initial active management area that has a groundwater management goal of safe yield and that does not contain a part of the central Arizona project aqueduct, effluent has been included in an assured water supply determination pursuant to section 45-576 and the use of gray water would reduce the volume of effluent available to satisfy assured water supply requirements applicable to that determination.