Environmental
In Arizona, the 'Assured Water Supply' (AWS) program administered by ADWR requires that developers in Active Management Areas demonstrate:
AThat they have a current deed to the water rights for the development
BA 100-year assured water supply before subdivisions can be approved, ensuring adequate long-term water availability✓ Correct
COnly that they are connected to a municipal water system
DThat all landscaping will be drought-tolerant
Explanation
Arizona's Assured Water Supply program (administered by ADWR) requires new subdivisions in AMAs to demonstrate a 100-year assured water supply. This ensures that developers aren't creating communities that will run out of water. It's a unique Arizona requirement reflecting the state's water scarcity concerns.
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