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SB 1337·AZ·senate

technical correction; air pollution; orders

FailedFiled Jun 12, 2026
Sponsor: Tim Dunn (R)
Latest Action

Senate: First reading; Senate: Referred to Rules

Jun 12, 2026

Summary

The bill changes Arizona law so the air‑quality director must decide on petitions for conditional orders within set time frames—30 days after a hearing or 60 days if no hearing. It also lists required conditions such as a corrective‑action plan, timely construction, reporting, inspections, and a fee that goes into the permit administration fund.

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