Arizona § 49-289 - Fund financed remedial action; definition
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§ 49-289. Fund financed remedial action; definition
A. The director shall assure that remedial actions taken pursuant to this article are pursued and completed as expeditiously as possible, consistent with the criteria in section 49-282.06 and the rules adopted pursuant to that section. A remedial action shall not be financed in whole or in part from monies in the water quality assurance revolving fund unless the remedial action plan proposed pursuant to section 49-287.04, subsection A and each record of decision prepared pursuant to section 49-287.04, subsection F specify:
1. A time for commencing the implementation of the remedy after conclusion of settlements and allocation of liability.
2. A specific time period for completing the remedy.
B. The director may amend any record of decision to change the remedial action selected or the time periods for commencing implementation and completing the remedial actions after considering the criteria in section 49-282.06 and the rules adopted under that section and subsection A of this section. Before amending a record of decision, the director shall give notice as required in section 49-287.04, subsection B and written notice to all persons who have entered into a settlement with the director regarding the site or who have otherwise been determined to be responsible parties pursuant to this article and who have not fully satisfied their obligations and to any persons who have served a notice pursuant to section 49-264 regarding the site.
C. After the conclusion of the public comment period, the director shall prepare a comprehensive responsiveness summary and an amended record of decision regarding the remedial action plan. The amended record of decision is a final agency action as of the date the director signs the final record of decision.
D. The director shall serve written notice of the amended record of decision pursuant to section 49-287.04, subsection G.
E. Any notice of appeal of the amended record of decision shall be made pursuant to section 49-287.04, subsection I.
F. A person who is or may be adversely affected by a remedial action selected in a record of decision may file an action in the superior court against the director and any political subdivision that has been awarded fund monies pursuant to section 49-282,subsection F in order to enforce the time periods for commencing implementation and completing a remedial action that are contained in a record of decision. This action shall be filed in the same manner as provided in section 49-264.
Source: official Arizona text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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