Page 1, line 3, strike
"sections" insert "section"; strike "and 9-469"
Strike lines
4 through 43
Page 2, strike lines 1 and 2
Line 3, strike "9-469" insert "9-468";
strike "goals"
Strike lines 4 through 20
Line 21, strike "state
in any year, shall report to the municipality" insert:
"A. a
city or town shall report to the department of commerce energy office
information collected"
Line 26, strike "2." insert "B."; strike
"of" insert
", 2009 and"
Line 28, strike "(a)" insert "1."
Line 31, strike "(b)" insert "2."
Strike line 35
Reletter to conform
Line 36, after "section"
insert "and for purposes of
reporting energy efficient buildings pursuant to section 41-1511"
Page 3, line 2, strike "sections" insert
"section"; strike "and 11-324"
Strike lines 3 through 44
Page 4, line 1, strike "11-324" insert
"11-323"; strike "goals"
Strike lines 3 through 19
Line 20, strike "state
in any year, shall report to the county" insert:
"A. a
county shall report to the department of commerce energy office information
collected"
Line 25, strike "2." insert "B."; strike
"of" insert
", 2009 and"
Line 27, strike "(a)" insert "1."
Line 30, strike "(b)" insert "2."
Page 4, strike line 34
Reletter to conform
Line 35, strike the period insert "and for purposes of reporting energy efficient buildings
pursuant to section 41-1511,"
Page 5, line 3, strike "definition" insert
"definitions"
Strike lines 4 though 15
Reletter to conform
Strike lines 20, 21 and 22, insert:
"A. Beginning
January 1, 2009,"
Line 23, after "time"
insert "in this state";
after "vehicles"
insert "that are required to be
registered"
Line 24, strike "fourteen"
insert "ten";
strike the period
Strike line 25, insert "shall be limited to five minutes in any sixty‑minute
period except for the following:"
Line 30, after "conditioners"
insert ", while providing a power
source necessary for mechanical operations other than propulsion"
Line 31, strike "and
not as a part of a rest period"
Line 39, strike "posing"
insert "powering"
Line 41, after "including"
insert "operating a power take off
mechanism or other mechanical device that performs the same function as a power
take off mechanism,"
Page 6, strike lines 7 and 8, insert:
"8. Vehicles
that idle because of adverse weather conditions affecting the safe operation of
the vehicle or the health and safety of the driver.
9. Idling of
the primary propulsion engine is necessary to supply heat or air conditioning
necessary for passenger comfort or safety in those vehicles operating for
commercial passenger transportation or school purposes for up to a maximum of
thirty minutes per hour. If ambient temperatures exceed seventy-five degrees
fahrenheit, vehicles operating for commercial passenger transportation or
school purposes pursuant to this paragraph may idle for up to a maximum of
sixty minutes in any ninety minute time period.
10. Idling
of the primary propulsion engine is necessary to comply with the 40 code of
federal regulations part 395 and rules adopted by the Arizona department of
transportation regarding hours of service restrictions."
Page 6, line 9, strike "ordinances that require" insert:
"B. Beginning
January 1, 2009,"; strike "trucking"
Line 10, strike "to"
insert "shall"
Line 12, strike ", an information hotline"
Strike lines 14 through 19, insert:
"C. The
department of transportation shall post and maintain permanent signs of
sufficient size at all points of entry into this state that are maintained by
the department of transportation and that specify the maximum idle time and the
relevant statutory reference for engine idling restrictions."
Reletter to conform
Line 20, strike "an ordinance adopted pursuant to"
Line 26, strike "Ordinances adopted pursuant to"
Line 28, strike "ordinances adopted pursuant to"
Lines 32 and 33, strike "an ordinance adopted pursuant
to"
Line 34, strike "ordinances adopted pursuant to"
Between lines 37 and 38, insert:
"G. This
section applies throughout this state and counties, cities and towns may not
enact or enforce an ORDINANCE, rule or regulation that conflicts with this
section."
Reletter to conform
Line 38, strike the comma insert ":
1. "Distribution center" means a place with three or more bays where vehicles load or unload
materials.
2."
After line 42, insert:
"3. "Power
take off mechanism" means a unit that provides power from the engine to a
trailer or other equipment.
4. "Primary
propulsion engine" means any engine for which the primary function is to
provide mechanical power to propel or direct a vehicle, regardless of whether
that power is applied directly to the propeller shaft or indirectly by way of
an electrical system, and that meets all of the following criteria:
(a) The engine provides a power
source necessary for mechanical operations other than propulsion.
(b) The vehicle includes a power
take off mechanism or other mechanical device performing the same function as a
power take off mechanism that is powered by the engine for any of the following
reasons:
(i) Loading and unloading cargo.
(ii) Mixing or processing cargo.
(iii) Controlling cargo temperature.
(iv) PROVIDING A MECHANICAL EXTENSION
TO PERFORM WORK FUNCTIONS.
5. "Truck
stop" means a facility that is located on or near an interstate highway or
other highway and that provides fuel, parking, food or other services for more
than one vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of more than ten thousand pounds."
Page 8, line 13, strike "simplified"
Line 14, after "CONTRACTS" strike remainder of line
Line 15, strike "hundred
thousand dollars" insert "and renewable energy power purchase contracts"
Page 11, line 31, after the period insert "The school district shall retain the savings achieved by a
guaranteed energy cost saving contract and these savings may be used to pay for
the project implementation."
Line 33, after the first "the" strike remainder of
line
Strike lines 34 and 35
Page 12, line 3, strike "An in-depth feasibility"
insert "A"
Page 13, line 14, after "process" insert "from the qualified provider or a third‑party
financing institution"
Page 14, line 25, after "PROJECTS" insert "and renewable energy power purchase contracts"
Page 16, line 2, after "OR" strike remainder of line
Strike line 3, insert "the property is procured through an energy performance
contract or renewable energy power purchase contract pursuant to section 15‑213
or 15-213.01."
Page 24, line 3, strike "funds" insert "accounts"
Lines 5 and 7, strike "fund" insert "account"
Line 13, strike "funds"
insert "accounts"
Line 17, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 21, after "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Line 29, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 35, after "schools"
insert "by a qualified provider or
a utility, energy or water services company"
Line 36, after the second "the" insert "qualified provider or"
Line 37, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 41, strike "funds"
insert "accounts"
Line 43, after "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Page 25, line 3, after the
second "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Line 8, after the first "the" insert "qualified provider or"
Line 18, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 21, strike "fund"
insert "account";
after the second "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Line 24, after "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Line 28, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 29, after the second "the" insert "qualified provider or"
Lines 31, 33 and 36, strike "fund" insert "account"
Line 37, after "the"
insert "qualified provider or"
Strike lines 41 through 45
Page 26, strike lines 1 through 7
Reletter to conform
Line 9, strike "fund"
insert "account"
Line 19, strike the first "fund" insert "account"
Line 33, strike "definitions" insert "definition"
Page 26, strike lines 34 through 37, insert:
"A. It
is the policy of this state to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the
conservation of energy and the development of sustainable and nongreenhouse gas
emitting energy resources in conjunction with maintaining reliable and low-cost
electric service to Arizona utility customers. The policy"
Line 38, after "THAT"
insert "by 2025,"
Strike lines 40 through 43, insert:
"B. For public power entities serving an annual
retail load of at least seven hundred fifty thousand megawatt hours the
following renewable energy minimum sustainable portfolio standards apply:"
Page 27, line 1, after the period strike remainder of line
Line 2, strike "hundred
thousand megawatt hours or greater,"
Strike lines 6 through 11
Renumber to conform
Line 19, after "to"
insert "public power entity"
Between lines 21 and 22, insert:
"4. For
a public power entity that first serves an annual retail load of at least seven
hundred fifty thousand megawatt hours in 2009 or later, that public power
entity shall comply with this section no later than fifteen years after the
year in which the entity first serves the seven hundred fifty thousand megawatt
hour annual retail load."
Line 22, strike "appropriate
regulatory authority" insert "governing body"
Line 23, after "entity"
insert "prescribed by subsection B"
Strike line 24, insert "governor, the president of the senate and the speaker of the
house of representatives on:"
Line 26, strike "and"
insert a comma; after "resources"
insert "and the utility’s system reliability as a
result of the sustainable energy resources"
Between lines 29 and 30, insert:
"D. A
copy of the report required pursuant to subsection C shall be provided to the secretary
of state and the director of the Arizona state library, archives and public
records."
Reletter to conform
Page 27, line 31, strike "appropriate regulatory AUTHORITY" insert
"governing body"
Lines 34 and 35, strike ":
1." Insert a comma
Strike lines 39 through 43
Page
31, line 11, strike the colon
Line 12, strike "1."
Line 13, strike ", as those
terms are defined in section 15-213.01,"
Line 16, strike ", article 3"
Line 17, after "agent" insert a period strike
remainder of line
Strike lines 18 through 22
Line 26, after "commerce"
insert "energy office"
Line 36, after
"agencies" insert "through the use of energy performance contracting or other mechanisms"
Page 32, line 1, after "DISTRICTS" insert "through the use of energy performance contracting or other
mechanisms"; after "reduce" insert "school district-wide average";
strike "public"
Line 5, after "using"
insert "the school district-wide
average for"
Line 18, after "DISTRICTS" insert ", community colleges"
Line 24, strike "2013"
insert "2015, through the use of
renewable energy power purchase contracts or other mechanisms"
Line 25, after "shall"
insert "use or"
Line 27, after "biomass,"
insert "geothermal, agricultural
waste,"
Strike line 29, insert ". The department of commerce energy office shall
include in its report prescribed by subsection E of this section an explanation
of the reasons for any failure to achieve the energy requirements in specific
building systems as prescribed in this subsection."
Line 30, strike "new
or leased state buildings" insert "state agency buildings constructed on or after July 1, 2009"
Line 31, strike "standard"
insert "standards"
Line 32, after "council"
insert "or an equivalent green building rating standard"
Page 32, line 33, after "OFFICE" insert ", unless the standard can be shown not to be
cost-effective on a life cycle cost basis"
Line 34, after "council"
insert "and developers of equivalent green building rating standards"
Line 35, strike "system"
insert "standards"
Line 42, after "commerce" insert "energy office"
Page 33, line 24, after "into" insert "energy"
Line 25, after "energy" insert "or cost"; after "purpose"
insert "and for the purpose of
implementing renewable energy projects or contracts"
Line 31, after the period insert "In accordance with title 41, chapter 23,"
Line 39, after the period strike remainder of line
Strike lines 40 through 45
Page 34, strike lines 1 through 4
Line 9, strike "dollar" insert "or cost"
Line 12, strike "either" insert "any of the following"
Between lines 17 and 18, insert:
"(c) Renewable
energy contracts."
Line 24, after the period strike remainder of line
Line 25, strike "recognized
as the voluntary state energy code."
Line 27, after "following"
insert "voluntary"
Line 29, strike "must"
Line 30, strike "be"
insert "are"
Page 35, line 1, after "new" insert "residential"; after "buildings" insert "in the aggregate"
Line 2, after "efficient"
insert "and an estimate of the
percentage that all new commercial buildings in the aggregate on average were
more energy efficient"
Line 34, after "during"
strike remainder of line
Strike line 35, insert "calendar year 2005."
Page 36, strike lines 8 through
11
Renumber to conform
Page 37, line 6, strike
"sections", insert "section"; strike "and
41-2122.03"
Line 8, after "report" insert "; definition"
Page 37, between lines 8 and 9, insert:
"A. It is the goal of this state to improve
economic competitiveness, enhance energy security and reduce greenhouse gas
emissions through vehicle fuel conservation and diversification. The goal is
to reduce, to the maximum extent technologically feasible and cost-effective,
the greenhouse gas intensity of fuel used in Arizona. The reduction
will be measured as a declining standard with respect to greenhouse gases
emitted per unit of useable energy over a vehicle fuel's life cycle greenhouse
gas emissions."
Reletter to conform
Line 13, strike "The
study shall take into account" insert "There shall be an opportunity for public comment in
determining the scope of work for the study. The study shall take into account
international experience and"
Line 14, after "under"
insert "the federal energy independence and security act of 2007, California assembly bill 32 of 2006 and"
Line 28, strike "METHODS
FOR ENSURING THAT REDUCTIONS in lifecycle" insert "Whether reductions in life cycle"
Line 29, strike "do
not"
Line 31, strike "methods
for ensuring that" insert "whether"
Line 32, strike "and
do not" insert "or"
Line 35, strike "OVERALL
SOCIETAL BENEFITS FROM" insert "Whether"
Line 36, after "pollutants,"
insert "results in"
Line 37, strike "benefits"
insert "impacts"
Line 41, strike "methods
for ensuring that" insert "whether"
Line 42, strike "not"
Page 38, between lines 3 and 4, insert:
"10. The
cost-effectiveness of greenhouse gas emissions reductions measured in dollars
per metric ton of reduced greenhouse gases, as expressed in carbon dioxide
equivalence."
Line 11, strike "one
public meeting" insert "three public meetings in distinct areas of this state"
Line 12, after the first "THE" insert "draft"
Page 38, line 13, strike "meeting." insert "meetings. The department shall prepare a response to public
comments to be delivered with the final report."
Strike lines 14 through 43
Page 39, strike lines 1, 2 and
3, insert:
"D. For
the purposes of this section, "life cycle greenhouse gas emissions"
means the aggregate quantity of greenhouse gas emission, including direct
emissions and significant indirect emissions such as significant emissions from
land use changes, related to the full fuel life cycle, including all stages of
fuel and feedstock production and distribution, from feedstock generation or
extraction through the distribution and delivery and use of the finished fuel
to the ultimate consumer, where the mass values for all greenhouse gases are
adjusted to account for their relative global warming potential."
"Sec. 19. Title 41, chapter 23, article 3,
Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding section 41-2560, to read:
START_STATUTE41-2560. Energy performance contracts; joint
legislative budget committee consultation
A. The
director shall enter into Energy performance contracts to finance energy
efficiency and renewable energy projects or contracts for the purchasing agency
pursuant to section 34-455. Energy efficient and renewable energy projects or
contracts to be funded under this section are expected to employ generally
available and market proven commercial technologies as defined programmatically
by the department of commerce energy office. The funding for services under an
energy performance contract entered into pursuant to this section may include
appropriate lease-purchase or other third-party agreements. Funding for an
energy performance contract entered into pursuant to this section may include
appropriate lease-purchase financing agreements or third‑party agreements
and shall not exceed ten million dollars for any single project. The qualified
provider or qualified energy service company shall guarantee that the energy or
cost savings to be generated will be at least sufficient to cover any debt
service and fees associated with the project financing.
B. If an
energy performance contract has been executed, operating and utilities
appropriations for a state agency to fund energy performance contracts shall
not be decreased over the contract term on the exclusive basis that the project
has been implemented.
C. Before an
energy performance contract is awarded pursuant to this section, the joint
legislative budget committee staff shall be consulted with regard to the
potential fiscal impact of the contract to the state. At the beginning of this
consultation and no later than fifteen days after a request from the joint
legislative budget committee staff, the department of commerce energy office
will provide an opinion to the joint legislative budget committee as to whether
the cost of the project, including all interest, costs and fees related to
lease-purchase or third-party agreements, can be repaid entirely from project
savings. On request from the joint legislative budget committee staff and
within fifteen days after the date of the request, the state agency shall
provide any additional information to the joint legislative budget committee
staff to complete its findings. The joint legislative budget committee staff
shall provide the state agency with its assessment within forty-five days after
receipt of the requested information. If the joint legislative budget committee
staff finds a significant negative fiscal impact to the state, the staff shall report
its findings to the joint legislative budget committee."END_STATUTE
Renumber to conform
Page 39, line 31, after "least" strike remainder of line
Strike lines 32 through 41, insert "the energy efficiencies established by the United States
environmental protection agency energy star program or by the leadership in
energy and environmental design green building rating standard or an equivalent
green building standard or is at least fifteen per cent more energy efficient
than the 2006 international energy conservation code and have no room pressures
generated by the air handler greater than a magnitude of plus or minus 3.0
pascals relative to the outside in any zone of the multifamily dwelling unit."
Page 43, lines 8 and 18, strike
"highly"
Strike lines 26, 27 and 28, insert:
"(c) "Renewable energy equipment" means
equipment that is used to produce energy primarily for on-site consumption from
renewable resources, including solar, wind, forest thinnings, agricultural waste,
landfill gas, biogas, geothermal or low-impact hydropower."
Between lines 37 and 38, insert:
"Sec. 22. Section 44-1375, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE44-1375. Definitions
In this article, unless the context otherwise requires:
1. "Automatic commercial icemaker" means a
factory made assembly that is shipped in one or more packages, that consists of
a condensing unit and icemaking section operating as an integrated unit, that
makes and harvests ice cubes and that may store or dispense ice. Automatic
commercial icemaker includes machines with capacities between fifty and two
thousand five hundred pounds per twenty-four hours.
2. "Ballast" means a device used with an
electric discharge lamp to obtain necessary circuit conditions such as voltage,
current and waveform for starting and operating the lamp.
3. "Commercial clothes washer" means a
soft mount horizontal or vertical axis clothes washer that both:
(a) Has a clothes container compartment no greater
than three and one‑half cubic feet in the case of a horizontal axis
product or no greater than four cubic feet in the case of a vertical axis
product.
(b) Is designed for use by more than one household,
such as in multifamily housing, apartments or coin laundries.
4. "Commercial prerinse spray valve" means
a handheld device designed to spray water on dishes, flatware and other food
service items for the purpose of removing food residue prior to cleaning.
5. "Commercial refrigerator, freezer and
refrigerator freezer" means self-contained refrigeration equipment that:
(a) Is not a consumer product as regulated pursuant
to 42 United States Code chapter 77.
(b) Operates at a chilled, frozen, combination
chilled‑frozen or variable temperature for the purpose of storing or
merchandising food, beverages or ice.
(c) May have transparent or solid or both
transparent and solid hinged doors, sliding doors or a combination of hinged
and sliding doors.
(d) Incorporates most components involved in the
vapor-compression cycle and the refrigerated compartment in a single cabinet.
(e) Does not include:
(i) Units with eighty-five cubic feet or more of
internal volume.
(ii) Walk-in refrigerators or freezers.
(iii) Units with no doors.
(iv) Freezers specifically designed for ice cream.
6. "Compact
audio product", also known as a mini, mid, micro or shelf audio system:
(a) Means an integrated audio system
that is encased in a single housing that includes an amplifier, radio tuner and
attached or separable speakers and that can reproduce audio from one or more of
the following media:
(i) Magnetic tape.
(ii) Compact disc.
(iii) Digital versatile disc.
(iv) Flash memory.
(b) Does not include products that
can be independently powered by internal batteries, that have a powered
external satellite antenna or that can provide a video output signal.
7. "Digital
versatile disc" or "dvd" means a laser-encoded plastic medium
capable of storing a large amount of digital audio, video and computer data.
8. "Digital
versatile disc player" or "digital versatile disc recorder":
(a) Means commercially-available
electronic products that are encased in a single housing that includes an
integral power supply and for which the sole purpose is, respectively, the
decoding and production or recording of digitized video signal on a dvd.
(b) Does not include models that
have an electronic programming guide function that provides an interactive,
onscreen menu of television listings and that downloads program information
from the vertical blanking interval of a regular television signal.
6. 9. "High-intensity
discharge lamp" means a lamp in which light is produced by the passage of
an electric current through a vapor or gas and in which the light producing arc
is stabilized by bulb wall temperature and the arc tube has a bulb wall loading
in excess of three watts per square centimeter.
7. 10. "Illuminated
exit sign" means an internally illuminated sign that is designed to be
permanently fixed in place to identify a building exit and that consists of an
electrically powered integral light source that both illuminates the legend
"exit" and any directional indicators and provides contrast between
the legend, any directional indicators and the background.
8. 11. "Large
packaged air conditioning equipment" means electrically operated, air
cooled air conditioning and air conditioning heat pump equipment that has
cooling capacity greater than or equal to two hundred forty thousand Btu per
hour but less than seven hundred sixty thousand BTU per hour and that is built
as a package and shipped as a whole to end user sites.
9. 12. "Low
voltage dry type distribution transformer" means a transformer to which
all of the following apply:
(a) Has an input voltage of six hundred volts or
less.
(b) Is air cooled.
(c) Does not use oil as a coolant.
(d) Is rated for operation at a frequency of sixty
hertz.
10. 13. "Metal
halide lamp" means a high intensity discharge lamp in which the major
portion of the light is produced by radiation of metal halides and their
products of dissociation, possibly in combination with metallic vapors.
11. 14. "Metal
halide lamp fixture" means a light fixture designed to be operated with a
metal halide lamp and a ballast for a metal halide lamp.
15. "Portable
electric spa" means a factory-built electric spa or hot tub that is
supplied with equipment for heating and circulating water.
12. 16. "Probe
start metal halide ballast" means a ballast used to operate metal halide
lamps that does not contain an ignitor and which instead starts lamps by using
a third starting electrode probe in the arc tube.
13. 17. "Pulldown
refrigerator" means a commercial refrigerator specifically designed to
rapidly reduce all integrated product temperatures from ninety degrees
fahrenheit to thirty-eight degrees fahrenheit over a twelve hour period when
fully loaded with beverage containers.
18. "Residential
pool pump" means a pump that is used to circulate and filter pool water in
order to maintain clarity and sanitation.
14. 19. "Single
voltage external AC to DC power supply" means a device that:
(a) Is designed to convert line voltage AC input
into lower voltage DC output.
(b) Is able to convert to only one DC output voltage
at a time.
(c) Is sold with, or intended to be used with, a
separate end use product that constitutes the primary power load.
(d) Is contained within a separate physical
enclosure from the end use product.
(e) Is connected to the end use product via a
removable or hard wired male/female electrical connection, cable, cord or other
wiring.
(f) Does not have batteries or battery packs,
including those that are removable and that physically attach directly to the
power supply unit.
(g) Does not have a battery chemistry or type
selector switch and indicator light or does not have a battery chemistry or
type selector switch and a state of charge meter.
(h) Has a nameplate output power less than or equal
to two hundred fifty watts.
15. 20. "Torchiere"
means a portable electric lighting fixture with a reflective bowl that directs
light upward onto a ceiling so as to produce indirect illumination on the
surfaces below. A torchiere may include downward directed lamps in
addition to the upward, indirect illumination.
16. 21. "Traffic
signal module" means a standard eight inch or twelve inch traffic signal
indication, consisting of a light source, a lens and all other parts necessary
for operation.
17. 22. "Transformer"
means a device that consists of two or more coils of insulated wire and that is
designed to transfer alternating current by electromagnetic induction from one
coil to another to change the original voltage or current value. Transformer
does not include:
(a) Transformers with multiple voltage taps, with
the highest voltage tap equaling at least twenty per cent more than the lowest
voltage tap.
(b) Transformers, such as those commonly known as
drive transformers, rectifier transformers, auto transformers, uninterruptible
power system transformers, impedance transformers, regulating transformers,
sealed and nonventilating transformers, machine tool transformers, welding
transformers, grounding transformers or testing transformers, that are designed
to be used in a special purpose application and that are unlikely to be used in
general purpose applications.
18. 23. "Unit
heater" means a self-contained, vented fan type commercial space heater
that uses natural gas or propane and that is designed to be installed without
ducts within a heated space, except that unit heater does not include any
products covered by federal standards established pursuant to 42 United States
Code chapter 77 or any product that is a direct vent, forced flue heater with a
sealed combustion burner.
24. "Video
standby passive mode" means the appliance is connected to a power source,
does not perform any mechanical function such as playing or recording and does
not produce video or audio output signals but can be switched into another mode
with the remote control unit or an internal signal.
Sec. 23. Section 44-1375.01, Arizona Revised
Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE44-1375.01. Applicability
A. This article applies to the following types of
new products sold, offered for sale or installed in this state:
1. Automatic commercial icemakers.
2. Commercial clothes washers.
3. Commercial prerinse spray valves.
4. Commercial refrigerators, freezers and
refrigerator freezers.
5. Illuminated exit signs.
6. Large packaged air conditioning equipment.
7. Low voltage dry type distribution transformers.
8. Metal halide lamp fixtures.
9. Single voltage external AC to DC power
supplies.
10. Torchieres.
11. Traffic signal modules.
12. Unit heaters.
13. Portable
electric spas.
14. Residential
pool pumps.
15. Consumer
audio and video equipment.
B. This article does not apply to:
1. New products manufactured in this state and sold
outside this state.
2. New products manufactured outside this state and
sold at wholesale inside this state for final retail sale and installation
outside this state.
3. Products installed in mobile manufactured homes
at the time of construction.
4. Products designed expressly for installation and
use in recreational vehicles.
5. Products installed in a laundry facility located
within an apartment complex or mobile home park at the time of construction or
replacement. For the purposes of this paragraph, "apartment complex"
means any real property that has one or more structures and that contains four
or more dwelling units for rent or lease that are subject to the Arizona
residential landlord and tenant act prescribed by title 33, chapter 10."END_STATUTE
Renumber to conform
Page 44, line 35, after the period strike remainder of line
Strike lines 36, 37 and 38
Page 45, strike lines 18 through 44
Strike page 46
Page 47, strike lines 1 through
6, insert:
"1. Portable electric spas shall not have a
standby power greater than five times the spa's volume in gallons raised to the
two-thirds power, as measured in accordance with the test method for portable
electric spas contained in section 1604 of the California code of regulations,
title 20, in effect on the effective date of this amendment to this section.
2. Residential
pool pump motors shall not be split-phase or capacitor start-induction run
type. Pool pump motors with a capacity of one horsepower or more shall have
the capability of operating at two or more speeds with a low speed having a
rotation rate that is no more than one-half of the motor’s maximum rotation
rate. Pool pump motor controls shall have the capability of operating the pool
pump in at least two speeds. The default circulation speed shall be the lowest
speed, with a high speed override capability being for a temporary period not
to exceed one normal cycle.
3. Consumer
audio and video equipment shall meet the following requirements:
(a) Compact
audio products shall not use more than two watts in standby passive mode for
those without a permanently illuminated clock display and four watts in standby
passive mode for those with a permanently illuminated clock display, as
measured in accordance with international electrotechnical commission test
method 62087:2002(e), published in "methods of measurement for the power
consumption of audio, video, and related equipment".
(b) Digital versatile disc players
and digital versatile disc recorders shall not use more than three watts in
standby passive mode, as measured in accordance with international
electrotechnical commission test method 62087:2002(e), published in
"methods of measurement for the power consumption of audio, video, and
related equipment"."
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Renumber to conform
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"10. To
engage in any conduct that violates section 241 of the federal energy independence and security act of 2007. Definitions that apply to section 241 of the
federal act shall apply for purposes of this section."
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strike "and 49-447.02"
Strike lines 35 through 44
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"49-447.01"
Amend title to conform
