Development reportOctober 17, 2026

11711 E Jordan Trl, Dewey-humboldt

  • Yavapai County
  • Arizona
  • 5 acres
  • Parcel 402-03-113T

For the engineer or attorney on a project: how many homes the water supports, the paths to more, and the filings, with the rule behind each answer.

At a glance

  • 5settled
  • 1likely
  1. Settled How many homes can this land support on water? One home on an exempt well
  2. Settled Which water paths exist, ranked by cost and time? Three paths, simplest first
  3. Settled Is there a water provider that could serve it? Not now, no provider's service area covers the parcel
  4. Settled What will the county require to approve it? Yavapai County's water standard for a subdivision
  5. Likely Who's likely to object? Likely objectors, 1 party active in the adjudication or in ADWR protests, with claims or objections within 5 mi
  6. Settled What's the timeline and the permit list? Start with an exempt well (35 gpm) for a single home by notice of intention (A.R.S. 45-454)

The development questions

How many homes can this land support on water?

State law decides this Settled

One home on an exempt well

Any subdivision only with a certificate of assured water supply: 100 years of physically, continuously and legally available water in the Prescott AMA, and the certificate sets the lot count.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

In an AMA, a subdivision can't be platted and sold without an assured water supply.

Who decides

ADWR, which issues the certificate.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-576(A)
    "a person who proposes to offer subdivided lands ... for sale or lease in an active management area shall apply for and obtain a certificate of assured water supply from the director before presenting the plat for approval ... unless the subdivider has obtained a written commitment of water service for the subdivision from a city, town or private water company designated as having an assured water supply pursuant to this section."
  • A.R.S. 45-576(N)
    "'assured water supply' means all of the following: 1. Sufficient groundwater, surface water or effluent of adequate quality will be continuously available to satisfy the water needs of the proposed use for at least one hundred years. ... 2. The projected groundwater use is consistent with the management plan and achievement of the management goal for the active management area. 3. The financial capability has been demonstrated to construct the water facilities"
  • A.R.S. 45-108(A)
    "In areas outside of active management areas ... the developer of a proposed subdivision including dry lot subdivisions, regardless of subdivided lot size, prior to recordation of the plat, shall submit plans for the water supply for the subdivision and demonstrate the adequacy of the water supply to meet the needs projected by the developer to the director."
  • A.R.S. 11-823(D)(2)
    "If the director of water resources has determined that there is an inadequate water supply for the subdivision pursuant to section 45-108, the board … shall note this on the face of the plat if the plat is approved."
  • ADWR AAWS FAQ
    "A Designation of Assured Water Supply is issued to a water provider for its service area located within an AMA. A Certificate of Assured Water Supply is issued to landowners for a subdivision located within an AMA. If your subdivision will be served by a water provider that is designated as having an assured water supply, you will not need a Certificate of Assured Water Supply."
  • ADWR, List of Designated Providers (2026-09-09)
    "In order for a new development to make use of a water provider's designation, there must exist a written commitment of service from the water provider."

Records

Which water paths exist, ranked by cost and time?

State law decides this Settled

Three paths, simplest first

An exempt well (35 gpm) for a single home by notice of intention; each is listed below with what it gives, the first step and who decides.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Ordered by what each path requires, from a notice of intention to an assured water supply; costs are not public and aren't guessed here.

The figures

  • 1. An exempt well (35 gpm) for a single home by notice of intention (A.R.S. 45-454). Gives one well at up to 35 gallons a minute. First step: a notice of intention to drill. Decided by ADWR.
  • 2. A certificate of assured water supply for a subdivision (A.R.S. 45-576). Gives a subdivision's assured water supply. First step: an application for a certificate of assured water supply. Decided by ADWR.
  • 3. Service from Acme Water -blue Hills, 0.5 mi away, if it extends its area. Gives the provider's water supply, with no well to drill. First step: a request for service. Decided by the provider.

Who decides

The agency named for each path.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-453
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter. 2. Transport groundwater pursuant to articles 8 and 8.1 of this chapter. 3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-512
    "a person may not withdraw groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area unless the person obtains a groundwater withdrawal permit from the director pursuant to this article"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(A)
    "a city, town or private water company shall have the right to withdraw and transport groundwater within its service area for the benefit of landowners and residents within its service area, and the landowners and residents are entitled to use the groundwater delivered"
  • A.R.S. 45-515(A)
    general industrial use permit only "from a point outside of the exterior boundaries of the service area of a city, town or private water company for a general industrial use outside" it, and only if "(3) Irrigation grandfathered rights appurtenant to acres of land in reasonable proximity ... are not available for purchase at a reasonable price", "(4) ... if located within three miles of the exterior boundaries of the service area ... has been denied service", and "(6) There is an assured water supply for the intended use"
  • A.R.S. 45-440(A) (Harquahala INA)
    "a person or entity may withdraw more than one hundred acre-feet of groundwater per year for commercial or industrial purposes other than irrigation or residential use only if the groundwater is withdrawn" from land eligible to be irrigated under 45-437(B)
  • ADWR, Practical Guide to Drilling a Domestic Water Well (2024)
    "If you are outside an AMA, there are no restrictions on the number of wells you may construct as long as the water is put to reasonable and beneficial use."

Records

Is there a water provider that could serve it?

From the public record Settled

Not now, no provider's service area covers the parcel

The nearest, Acme Water -blue Hills, is 0.5 mi away and could serve it only by extending its service area.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

The nearest provider service area is 0.5 mi from the parcel.

Who decides

Acme Water -blue Hills, within ADWR's service-area extension limits.

Sources

What will the county require to approve it?

From the public record Settled

Yavapai County's water standard for a subdivision

A water system is required for lots under 2 acres.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Yavapai County's subdivision regulations set the water standard.

Who decides

Yavapai County, then the Department of Real Estate for the public report.

Sources

Law

Records

Who's likely to object?

Estimated from nearby records Likely

Likely objectors, 1 party active in the adjudication or in ADWR protests, with claims or objections within 5 mi

Lackner Trust (1 objection). In the Gila River adjudication, the most frequent objectors are Gila River Indian Community, San Carlos Apache Tribe and Tonto Apache Tribe.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Objections and protests of record that name a Watershed File Report, claim, well or application within 5 mi, either the use objected to or the objector's own claim: 1 in the adjudication court's objection files and ADWR's imaged records.

Who decides

The adjudication court for surface water and subflow claims, and ADWR for its applications.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-251(2)
    a general adjudication is "an action for the judicial determination or establishment of the extent and priority of the rights of all persons to use water in any river system and source."
  • ADWR, Statement of Claimant / New Use Summons page
    "a separate SOC will be needed for each type of water use", and "a statement of claimant must be assigned whenever there is a change in ownership of the land."
  • San Pedro subflow order, 2017-07-13
    "The owner of a well located in the designated subflow zone may rebut … by a preponderance of the evidence, that the well is pumping groundwater."

Records

What's the timeline and the permit list?

State law decides this Settled

Start with an exempt well (35 gpm) for a single home by notice of intention

Timing: a notice of intention per well (drilling card in 15 days, 45 near a remedial site); an assured water supply certificate has no statutory clock.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

The steps follow from the rulings above; the longest is usually the assured water supply certificate.

Who decides

The agencies named in each step.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-596(A)
    "In an area not subject to active management, a person may not drill or cause to be drilled any well or deepen an existing well without first filing notice of intention to drill"
  • A.R.S. 45-596(F)
    "If any water from a proposed well will be used for domestic purposes ... on a parcel of land of five or fewer acres, the applicant shall submit a well site plan", which must "Show the proposed well location and the location of any septic tank or sewer system that is either located on the property or within one hundred feet of the proposed well site" and "Show written approval by the county health authority"
  • A.R.S. 45-595(D)
    "A person who drills or modifies an exempt well on land owned by that person shall first obtain a single well license from the department."
  • A.R.S. 45-598(B)
    a person entitled to withdraw "may construct a new well or a replacement well in a new location if the location of the new well ... complies with the rules adopted by the director ... and if the person has applied for and received a permit"

Records

Filings and permits

  • Certificate of assured water supply from ADWR, before final plat approval.
  • Inclusion or service-extension agreement with Acme Water -blue Hills.
  • Yavapai County water supply submittal, with the state water agency's letter or report where the county requires one.
  • Stipulation strategy for the parties who oppose nearby cases.

What the land carries

What water will I legally have on the day I close?

From the public record Settled

Registration 55-504509 conveys with the parcel

The new owner files the change of well information with ADWR.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's well registry places registration 55-504509 on this parcel.

The figures

  • Domestic means water for a household and private residence, including watering under two acres to grow plants for sale, for food, or as feed for livestock or poultry.

Who decides

ADWR's well registry, updated when you file the change of ownership.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-593(C)-(D)
    "The person to whom a well is registered shall notify the director of a change in ownership of the well". "Within thirty days after a change of ownership of real property, the new owner shall notify the director in writing of the existence of any open well or wells on the property which the new owner has discovered."
  • ADWR, FAQ for real estate and title agents
    "the Department cannot guarantee that the parcel does not have a well ... The best way to tell if a parcel has a well is to physically inspect the property."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(1)
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(3)
    "3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-182(A)
    "all persons who before March 17, 1995 were using and claiming the right to withdraw or divert and make beneficial use of public waters of the state based on state law shall file ... a statement of claim for each water right asserted, on a prescribed form."
  • A.R.S. 45-273(A)
    "A claim of water right for a stockpond and application for certification of such right shall be typewritten or legibly written in ink and filed in duplicate with the director upon a printed form furnished by the director."

Records

Can I get a household well, and what will it cost all in?

From the public record Settled

Existing registered well 55-504509

A new or replacement well needs its own notice of intention to drill.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's well registry places well 55-504509 on this parcel, the same well the closing card names.

The figures

  • The 394 wells with a recorded depth within about a mile of the lot's center mostly run 160 to 380 feet deep (typically 250 feet). Across the wells within about a mile, of every use, the registered pump capacity is typically 10 gallons a minute; a household well's pump is capped at 35. Of the wells within about a mile, 12 look like dry holes: drilled but cased only at the surface, with no water level recorded, so they are left out of these depths.
  • A household well at the typical depth likely costs about $20,000 all in, and $9,000 to $39,000 across those depths: drilling and casing, pump, tank and power, the permit and a water test. The range comes from contractor rates, 2025-26; a licensed driller's quote settles it.

Who decides

ADWR, on any notice of intention to drill.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-454(B)
    "Withdrawals of groundwater for non-irrigation uses from wells having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute drilled on or after April 28, 1983 ... are exempt from this chapter, except that: 1. Such wells are subject to subsections G through K of this section. 2. In an active management area ... withdrawals ... for non-irrigation uses other than domestic purposes and stock watering shall not exceed ten acre-feet per year."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(C)
    "On or after January 1, 2006, an exempt well otherwise allowed by this section may not be drilled on land if any part of the land is within one hundred feet of the operating water distribution system of a municipal provider with an assured water supply designation within the boundaries of an active management area established on or before July 1, 1994, as shown on a digitized service area map provided to the director by the municipal provider"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(I)
    "In an active management area only one exempt well may be drilled or used to serve the same non-irrigation use at the same location"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(L)
    "A person who owns land from which exempt withdrawals were being made as of the date of the designation of the active management area is not eligible for a certificate of grandfathered right for a type 2 non-irrigation use for such withdrawals."

Records

Can I keep animals, a garden, horses?

State law decides this Settled

Domestic purposes include growing plants for sale, food or feed on under two acres

Doing so on two acres or more is irrigation, which in the Prescott AMA needs a grandfathered right.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Inside an Active Management Area, growing crops, food or feed on two acres or more is irrigation, allowed only on land with a grandfathered irrigation right.

Who decides

ADWR.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-402(18)
    "'Irrigate' means to apply water to two or more acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-452(A)
    "only acres of land which were legally irrigated at any time from January 1, 1975 through January 1, 1980, which are capable of being irrigated, which have not been retired from irrigation for a non-irrigation use pursuant to section 45-463 or 45-469 and for which the irrigation grandfathered right has not been conveyed for a non-irrigation use, may be irrigated with any groundwater, effluent, diffused water on the surface or surface water"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(B)
    "Withdrawals of groundwater for non-irrigation uses from wells having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute drilled on or after April 28, 1983 ... are exempt from this chapter, except that: 1. Such wells are subject to subsections G through K of this section. 2. In an active management area ... withdrawals ... for non-irrigation uses other than domestic purposes and stock watering shall not exceed ten acre-feet per year."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(C)
    "On or after January 1, 2006, an exempt well otherwise allowed by this section may not be drilled on land if any part of the land is within one hundred feet of the operating water distribution system of a municipal provider with an assured water supply designation within the boundaries of an active management area established on or before July 1, 1994, as shown on a digitized service area map provided to the director by the municipal provider"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(I)
    "In an active management area only one exempt well may be drilled or used to serve the same non-irrigation use at the same location"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(L)
    "A person who owns land from which exempt withdrawals were being made as of the date of the designation of the active management area is not eligible for a certificate of grandfathered right for a type 2 non-irrigation use for such withdrawals."

Records

Is the groundwater holding up?

From the public record Likely

Likely, water levels within 1 mi changed 0.2 ft a year

No replacement well within about 1 mi of the parcel center.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's measured levels in wells within 1 mile changed about 0.2 ft a year, and ADWR's registry lists no well within about 1 mile of the lot's center as drilled to replace another.

Who decides

Nobody rules on this; it's what the measurements show.

Sources

Is it safe to drink?

From decisions on nearby land Settled

3 of 16 sampling sites within a mile exceeded the standard for Arsenic, Cadmium and Lead

The rest met every standard.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Groundwater tests from 16 sampling sites within a mile.

Who decides

A certified lab test of the well.

Basis

16 records within 1 mile were read for this answer.

Sources

Can I build here, and on what water?

From the public record Settled

Domestic supply from the existing registered well 55-504509

Why, who decides and sources

Why

The closing card names the well; Yavapai County checks the water when it issues the building permit.

The figures

  • The 394 wells with a recorded depth within about a mile of the lot's center mostly run 160 to 380 feet deep (typically 250 feet). Across the wells within about a mile, of every use, the registered pump capacity is typically 10 gallons a minute; a household well's pump is capped at 35. Of the wells within about a mile, 12 look like dry holes: drilled but cased only at the surface, with no water level recorded, so they are left out of these depths.
  • A household well at the typical depth likely costs about $20,000 all in, and $9,000 to $39,000 across those depths: drilling and casing, pump, tank and power, the permit and a water test. The range comes from contractor rates, 2025-26; a licensed driller's quote settles it.

Who decides

Yavapai County, when it issues the building permit.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 11-831(C)
    a noncompliant split "shall still be approved" if the applicant acknowledges "that a building or use permit will not be issued" until it complies

Records

Can I split it later?

State law decides this Depends

It depends on the zoning's minimum lot size, set by the city inside city limits

If it allows the lots, up to five by lot split; six or more in the Prescott AMA need an assured water supply before plat approval and sale.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

Arizona's lot-split law sets no water test for five lots or fewer, and inside an Active Management Area a subdivision of six or more can't be sold without an assured water supply. The zoning's minimum lot size, the city's inside its limits and the county's outside, decides whether a lot can be split at all.

Who decides

The city, if the lot is inside one, or Yavapai County for a split; for six or more lots, ADWR, which issues the certificate.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 11-831(A)
    counties may adopt staff review "of land divisions of five or fewer lots ... any of which is ten acres or smaller in size. The county may not deny approval of any land division that meets the requirements of this section."
  • A.R.S. 45-576(A)
    "a person who proposes to offer subdivided lands ... for sale or lease in an active management area shall apply for and obtain a certificate of assured water supply from the director before presenting the plat for approval ... unless the subdivider has obtained a written commitment of water service for the subdivision from a city, town or private water company designated as having an assured water supply pursuant to this section."
  • A.R.S. 11-831(D)(2)
    approval may "Identify topographic, hydrologic or other site constraints ... but there shall be no requirement for independent studies."
  • A.R.S. 32-2181(D)
    "It is unlawful for a person or group of persons acting in concert to attempt to avoid this article by acting in concert to divide a parcel of land or sell subdivision lots by using a series of owners or conveyances or by any other method that ultimately results in the division of the lands into a subdivision ... The plan or offering is subject to this article. ... A familial relationship alone is not sufficient to constitute unlawful acting in concert."
  • Yavapai County Subdivision Regulations §540(F)
    "A water system shall be provided as a condition of approval for any subdivision containing lots or parcels less than two (2) acres."

Records

Is anything about the water likely to change in the next five years?

From the public record Settled

Nothing pending, no new Active Management Area

Irrigation non-expansion area or adjudication ruling is on record for the parcel.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

No pending designation or adjudication ruling covers this land.

Who decides

ADWR and the adjudication courts, if anything is started later.

Sources

What's land like this worth with water vs without?

The record doesn't settle this Depends

It depends on an appraisal

No land sales within 1 mi in five years to compare.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

A comparison needs nearby sales both with and without water on record, and there were none.

Who decides

The market; an appraiser gives the figure a lender will use.

Sources

The water rights on this parcel

Well

Well 55-504509

ADWR's registry ties this well to the parcel

Could I lose it, and by when?

State law decides this Settled

The registration current in the Prescott Active Management Area

A non-exempt well's quantity follows its right.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's registry shows 55-504509 current, inside the Prescott Active Management Area.

Who decides

ADWR.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-477.01
    "A person who claims the rights to withdraw or receive and use groundwater in a subsequent active management area pursuant to a grandfathered right but who fails to file an application for a certificate of grandfathered right as provided in this article is deemed to waive and relinquish any right"
  • ADWR, Ranegras Plain AMA page
    "The deadline to apply for grandfathered water rights in the Ranegras Plain AMA is May 4th, 2027."
  • ADWR, Douglas AMA page
    "the prohibition on irrigation of new acres within the basin (with certain limited exceptions) remains in effect permanently."

Records

How much water can I actually use or sell?

From the public record Settled

Exempt well, 35 gpm maximum pump capacity, non-irrigation use

Why, who decides and sources

Why

The registration is for an exempt well.

Who decides

ADWR.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-454(B)
    "Withdrawals of groundwater for non-irrigation uses from wells having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute drilled on or after April 28, 1983 ... are exempt from this chapter, except that: 1. Such wells are subject to subsections G through K of this section. 2. In an active management area ... withdrawals ... for non-irrigation uses other than domestic purposes and stock watering shall not exceed ten acre-feet per year."
  • A.R.S. 45-462(A), (D)
    "In an active management area, a person who was legally withdrawing and using groundwater as of the date of the designation of the active management area or who owns land legally entitled to be irrigated with groundwater as determined pursuant to this article has the right to withdraw or receive and use groundwater as determined by the director". "There are three categories of grandfathered rights"
  • A.R.S. 45-461(3)
    the owner of an irrigation or Type 1 right is "the owner of the land to which the right is appurtenant"; of a Type 2 right, "the holder of the certificate"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(B)
    "Claims of landowners to irrigation grandfathered rights or type 1 or 2 non-irrigation grandfathered rights shall be subject to article 5"
  • ADWR, FAQ for real estate and title agents
    "the Department cannot guarantee that the parcel does not have a well ... The best way to tell if a parcel has a well is to physically inspect the property."

Records

Can anyone cut off my water, and will it last?

From the public record Likely

Likely, groundwater, not administered by priority; levels fell 2 ft over 10 years

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's measurements show the aquifer dropping.

Who decides

The aquifer; ADWR monitors it.

Sources

Law

Records

Has anyone filed to pump or claim water nearby?

From the public record Settled

3 filings within 1 mi in the 24 months to 28 August 2026

Well 55-303614 (exempt, 35 gpm or less), notice of intention filed 8 June 2026; Statement of Claimant 39-180515 filed 7 April 2025; and well 55-931711 (exempt, 35 gpm or less), notice of intention filed 28 October 2024.

Why, who decides and sources

Why

ADWR's well registry (notices of intention to drill) and Statement of Claimant register, as of 28 August 2026.

The figures

  • Domestic means water for a household and private residence, including watering under two acres to grow plants for sale, for food, or as feed for livestock or poultry.
  • Domestic means water for a household and private residence, including watering under two acres to grow plants for sale, for food, or as feed for livestock or poultry.

Who decides

ADWR. Inside an Active Management Area it reviews a new non-exempt well for its effect on wells nearby.

Basis

3 records within 1 mile were read for this answer.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • ADWR, Well Drilling in Arizona page
    "the well-spacing rules do not apply to the construction or use of the following types of wells: (1) wells drilled outside of AMAs, except certain recovery wells and certain wells used to withdraw groundwater for transportation away from a groundwater basin; (2) exempt wells within AMAs"

Records

Am I in compliance?

State law decides this Settled

The registration current; exempt from metering

Why, who decides and sources

Why

The registration is current.

Who decides

ADWR.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-604(A)
    "a person who withdraws groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area or an irrigation non-expansion area, a person who withdraws water from a non-exempt well in the Santa Cruz active management area ... shall use a water measuring device approved by the director."
  • A.R.S. 45-604(B), (D)
    "A person who holds a type 2 non-irrigation grandfathered right or a groundwater withdrawal permit in the amount of ten or fewer acre-feet per year is not required to use a water measuring device ..." and "a person, other than an irrigation district, who withdraws groundwater from a non-exempt well for use pursuant to an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is not required to use a water measuring device ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(B)
    "an annual report shall be filed with the director by each person who: 1. Owns or leases a right under this chapter to withdraw, receive or use groundwater in an active management area ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(D)
    "A person who owns or leases an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is exempt from the record keeping and reporting requirements of this section for the irrigation grandfathered right unless ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-563(A)
    the plans "shall include a continuing mandatory conservation program for all persons withdrawing, distributing or receiving groundwater designed to achieve reductions in withdrawals of groundwater."

Records

What would it take to change its use or sell it?

State law decides this Settled

The registration follows the land; file change of ownership

Why, who decides and sources

Why

A well registration follows the land it's on.

Who decides

ADWR.

Sources

Law

  • A.R.S. 45-593(C)-(D)
    "The person to whom a well is registered shall notify the director of a change in ownership of the well". "Within thirty days after a change of ownership of real property, the new owner shall notify the director in writing of the existence of any open well or wells on the property which the new owner has discovered."
  • A.R.S. 45-172(A)
    "A water right may be severed from the land to which it is appurtenant or from the site of its use ... and with the consent and approval of the owner of such right may be transferred for use for irrigation of agricultural lands or for municipal, stock watering, power and mining purposes ... without losing priority theretofore established"
  • A.R.S. 45-472(A)
    "The owner of an irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only with the land to which the right is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-473(A)
    "The owner of a type 1 non-irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only for a non-irrigation use and only with the land to which it is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-544(A)
    "in areas outside of active management areas: 1. Groundwater may be transported: (a) Within a subbasin of a groundwater basin or within a groundwater basin, if there are no subbasins, without payment of damages. (b) Between subbasins of a groundwater basin, subject to payment of damages. 2. Groundwater shall not be transported away from a groundwater basin."

Records

This report reads the public record. It is not legal advice or a title search; who decides each question is named on its card.

On record

On this parcel and within 1 mile

Registered wells
501
Typical well depth (394 wells)
250ft
Median tested yield, all wells
10gpm

Wells

5031 on this parcel

Details
55-504509 265 Yes 2 40 1982 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)On this parcel
  • registered pump capacity 2 gpm
  • casing depth 260 ft
  • drawdown 260 ft
55-553065 165 Yes 75 1995 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.06 mi
  • casing depth 165 ft
55-638640 181 Yes 35 140 1969 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.06 mi
  • registered pump capacity 35 gpm
  • casing depth 180 ft
55-203367 420 Yes 5 125 2004 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • registered pump capacity 10 gpm
  • casing depth 420 ft
  • drawdown 235 ft
55-538890 300 Yes 75 1993 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • casing depth 300 ft
55-555644 300 Yes 62 1996 Domestic, Irrigation Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • registered pump capacity 12 gpm
  • casing depth 300 ft
55-571815 335 Yes 2 200 1998 No Water Use Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • casing depth 20 ft
55-576765 300 Yes 2 200 1999 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • registered pump capacity 10 gpm
  • casing depth 300 ft
55-904172 420 Yes 151 2006 Stock Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • registered pump capacity 5 gpm
  • casing depth 420 ft
  • drawdown 329 ft
55-904177 340 Yes 72 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • casing depth 340 ft
55-914422 405 Yes 25 2012 Stock Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.09 mi
  • casing depth 405 ft
55-802393 143 Yes 4 107 1972 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.11 mi
  • registered pump capacity 4 gpm
  • casing depth 143 ft
55-913720 445 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.11 mi
  • casing depth 19 ft
55-519673 500 Yes 140 1987 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.12 mi
  • registered pump capacity 10 gpm
  • casing depth 450 ft
55-530112 365 Yes 7 130 1991 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.12 mi
  • registered pump capacity 10 gpm
  • casing depth 365 ft
  • drawdown 150 ft
55-553338 403 Yes 4 190 1995 Stock Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.12 mi
  • registered pump capacity 10 gpm
  • casing depth 400 ft
55-520875 145 Yes 15 40 1988 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.12 mi
  • registered pump capacity 5 gpm
  • casing depth 145 ft
55-577794 300 Yes 60 1999 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.12 mi
  • casing depth 300 ft
55-514096 350 1986 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.19 mi
  • casing depth 20 ft
55-561192 345 Yes 1997 Stock Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.19 mi
55-562479 400 Yes 1 191 1997 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.19 mi
  • registered pump capacity 1 gpm
  • casing depth 400 ft
55-588588 365 Yes 120 2001 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.19 mi
  • casing depth 365 ft
55-630768 176 Yes 5 57 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.19 mi
  • registered pump capacity 5 gpm
  • casing depth 176 ft
55-304521 Domestic Exempt (35 gpm or less)0.20 mi
55-623513 300 Yes 1 80 1976 Domestic, Irrigation Non-exempt0.21 mi
  • registered pump capacity 1 gpm
  • casing depth 300 ft

The nearest 25 of 503. All 503 are in wells.csv in the download.

Hazards

Flood zone
Mapped, outside SFHA FEMA zone D
Wildland-urban interface
Partly 74% of the land
Earth fissures
None mapped Within 1 mile
Land subsidence
None mapped Within 1 mile

Sources

The law54
  • A.R.S. 45-576(A)
    "a person who proposes to offer subdivided lands ... for sale or lease in an active management area shall apply for and obtain a certificate of assured water supply from the director before presenting the plat for approval ... unless the subdivider has obtained a written commitment of water service for the subdivision from a city, town or private water company designated as having an assured water supply pursuant to this section."
  • A.R.S. 45-576(N)
    "'assured water supply' means all of the following: 1. Sufficient groundwater, surface water or effluent of adequate quality will be continuously available to satisfy the water needs of the proposed use for at least one hundred years. ... 2. The projected groundwater use is consistent with the management plan and achievement of the management goal for the active management area. 3. The financial capability has been demonstrated to construct the water facilities"
  • A.R.S. 45-108(A)
    "In areas outside of active management areas ... the developer of a proposed subdivision including dry lot subdivisions, regardless of subdivided lot size, prior to recordation of the plat, shall submit plans for the water supply for the subdivision and demonstrate the adequacy of the water supply to meet the needs projected by the developer to the director."
  • A.R.S. 11-823(D)(2)
    "If the director of water resources has determined that there is an inadequate water supply for the subdivision pursuant to section 45-108, the board … shall note this on the face of the plat if the plat is approved."
  • ADWR AAWS FAQ
    "A Designation of Assured Water Supply is issued to a water provider for its service area located within an AMA. A Certificate of Assured Water Supply is issued to landowners for a subdivision located within an AMA. If your subdivision will be served by a water provider that is designated as having an assured water supply, you will not need a Certificate of Assured Water Supply."
  • ADWR, List of Designated Providers (2026-09-09)
    "In order for a new development to make use of a water provider's designation, there must exist a written commitment of service from the water provider."
  • A.R.S. 45-453
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter. 2. Transport groundwater pursuant to articles 8 and 8.1 of this chapter. 3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-512
    "a person may not withdraw groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area unless the person obtains a groundwater withdrawal permit from the director pursuant to this article"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(A)
    "a city, town or private water company shall have the right to withdraw and transport groundwater within its service area for the benefit of landowners and residents within its service area, and the landowners and residents are entitled to use the groundwater delivered"
  • A.R.S. 45-515(A)
    general industrial use permit only "from a point outside of the exterior boundaries of the service area of a city, town or private water company for a general industrial use outside" it, and only if "(3) Irrigation grandfathered rights appurtenant to acres of land in reasonable proximity ... are not available for purchase at a reasonable price", "(4) ... if located within three miles of the exterior boundaries of the service area ... has been denied service", and "(6) There is an assured water supply for the intended use"
  • A.R.S. 45-440(A) (Harquahala INA)
    "a person or entity may withdraw more than one hundred acre-feet of groundwater per year for commercial or industrial purposes other than irrigation or residential use only if the groundwater is withdrawn" from land eligible to be irrigated under 45-437(B)
  • ADWR, Practical Guide to Drilling a Domestic Water Well (2024)
    "If you are outside an AMA, there are no restrictions on the number of wells you may construct as long as the water is put to reasonable and beneficial use."
  • Yavapai County Subdivision Regulations §540(F)
    "A water system shall be provided as a condition of approval for any subdivision containing lots or parcels less than two (2) acres."
  • A.R.S. 45-251(2)
    a general adjudication is "an action for the judicial determination or establishment of the extent and priority of the rights of all persons to use water in any river system and source."
  • ADWR, Statement of Claimant / New Use Summons page
    "a separate SOC will be needed for each type of water use", and "a statement of claimant must be assigned whenever there is a change in ownership of the land."
  • San Pedro subflow order, 2017-07-13
    "The owner of a well located in the designated subflow zone may rebut … by a preponderance of the evidence, that the well is pumping groundwater."
  • A.R.S. 45-596(A)
    "In an area not subject to active management, a person may not drill or cause to be drilled any well or deepen an existing well without first filing notice of intention to drill"
  • A.R.S. 45-596(F)
    "If any water from a proposed well will be used for domestic purposes ... on a parcel of land of five or fewer acres, the applicant shall submit a well site plan", which must "Show the proposed well location and the location of any septic tank or sewer system that is either located on the property or within one hundred feet of the proposed well site" and "Show written approval by the county health authority"
  • A.R.S. 45-595(D)
    "A person who drills or modifies an exempt well on land owned by that person shall first obtain a single well license from the department."
  • A.R.S. 45-598(B)
    a person entitled to withdraw "may construct a new well or a replacement well in a new location if the location of the new well ... complies with the rules adopted by the director ... and if the person has applied for and received a permit"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-593(C)-(D)
    "The person to whom a well is registered shall notify the director of a change in ownership of the well". "Within thirty days after a change of ownership of real property, the new owner shall notify the director in writing of the existence of any open well or wells on the property which the new owner has discovered."
  • ADWR, FAQ for real estate and title agents
    "the Department cannot guarantee that the parcel does not have a well ... The best way to tell if a parcel has a well is to physically inspect the property."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(1)
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(3)
    "3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-182(A)
    "all persons who before March 17, 1995 were using and claiming the right to withdraw or divert and make beneficial use of public waters of the state based on state law shall file ... a statement of claim for each water right asserted, on a prescribed form."
  • A.R.S. 45-273(A)
    "A claim of water right for a stockpond and application for certification of such right shall be typewritten or legibly written in ink and filed in duplicate with the director upon a printed form furnished by the director."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(B)
    "Withdrawals of groundwater for non-irrigation uses from wells having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute drilled on or after April 28, 1983 ... are exempt from this chapter, except that: 1. Such wells are subject to subsections G through K of this section. 2. In an active management area ... withdrawals ... for non-irrigation uses other than domestic purposes and stock watering shall not exceed ten acre-feet per year."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(C)
    "On or after January 1, 2006, an exempt well otherwise allowed by this section may not be drilled on land if any part of the land is within one hundred feet of the operating water distribution system of a municipal provider with an assured water supply designation within the boundaries of an active management area established on or before July 1, 1994, as shown on a digitized service area map provided to the director by the municipal provider"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(I)
    "In an active management area only one exempt well may be drilled or used to serve the same non-irrigation use at the same location"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(L)
    "A person who owns land from which exempt withdrawals were being made as of the date of the designation of the active management area is not eligible for a certificate of grandfathered right for a type 2 non-irrigation use for such withdrawals."
  • A.R.S. 45-402(18)
    "'Irrigate' means to apply water to two or more acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-452(A)
    "only acres of land which were legally irrigated at any time from January 1, 1975 through January 1, 1980, which are capable of being irrigated, which have not been retired from irrigation for a non-irrigation use pursuant to section 45-463 or 45-469 and for which the irrigation grandfathered right has not been conveyed for a non-irrigation use, may be irrigated with any groundwater, effluent, diffused water on the surface or surface water"
  • A.R.S. 11-831(C)
    a noncompliant split "shall still be approved" if the applicant acknowledges "that a building or use permit will not be issued" until it complies
  • A.R.S. 11-831(A)
    counties may adopt staff review "of land divisions of five or fewer lots ... any of which is ten acres or smaller in size. The county may not deny approval of any land division that meets the requirements of this section."
  • A.R.S. 11-831(D)(2)
    approval may "Identify topographic, hydrologic or other site constraints ... but there shall be no requirement for independent studies."
  • A.R.S. 32-2181(D)
    "It is unlawful for a person or group of persons acting in concert to attempt to avoid this article by acting in concert to divide a parcel of land or sell subdivision lots by using a series of owners or conveyances or by any other method that ultimately results in the division of the lands into a subdivision ... The plan or offering is subject to this article. ... A familial relationship alone is not sufficient to constitute unlawful acting in concert."
  • A.R.S. 45-477.01
    "A person who claims the rights to withdraw or receive and use groundwater in a subsequent active management area pursuant to a grandfathered right but who fails to file an application for a certificate of grandfathered right as provided in this article is deemed to waive and relinquish any right"
  • ADWR, Ranegras Plain AMA page
    "The deadline to apply for grandfathered water rights in the Ranegras Plain AMA is May 4th, 2027."
  • ADWR, Douglas AMA page
    "the prohibition on irrigation of new acres within the basin (with certain limited exceptions) remains in effect permanently."
  • A.R.S. 45-462(A), (D)
    "In an active management area, a person who was legally withdrawing and using groundwater as of the date of the designation of the active management area or who owns land legally entitled to be irrigated with groundwater as determined pursuant to this article has the right to withdraw or receive and use groundwater as determined by the director". "There are three categories of grandfathered rights"
  • A.R.S. 45-461(3)
    the owner of an irrigation or Type 1 right is "the owner of the land to which the right is appurtenant"; of a Type 2 right, "the holder of the certificate"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(B)
    "Claims of landowners to irrigation grandfathered rights or type 1 or 2 non-irrigation grandfathered rights shall be subject to article 5"
  • In re General Adjudication (Gila IV), 198 Ariz. 330 (2000)
    the subflow zone is "the saturated floodplain Holocene alluvium"; "All wells located within the lateral limits of the subflow zone … are subject to the adjudication"
  • ADWR, Well Drilling in Arizona page
    "the well-spacing rules do not apply to the construction or use of the following types of wells: (1) wells drilled outside of AMAs, except certain recovery wells and certain wells used to withdraw groundwater for transportation away from a groundwater basin; (2) exempt wells within AMAs"
  • A.R.S. 45-604(A)
    "a person who withdraws groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area or an irrigation non-expansion area, a person who withdraws water from a non-exempt well in the Santa Cruz active management area ... shall use a water measuring device approved by the director."
  • A.R.S. 45-604(B), (D)
    "A person who holds a type 2 non-irrigation grandfathered right or a groundwater withdrawal permit in the amount of ten or fewer acre-feet per year is not required to use a water measuring device ..." and "a person, other than an irrigation district, who withdraws groundwater from a non-exempt well for use pursuant to an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is not required to use a water measuring device ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(B)
    "an annual report shall be filed with the director by each person who: 1. Owns or leases a right under this chapter to withdraw, receive or use groundwater in an active management area ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(D)
    "A person who owns or leases an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is exempt from the record keeping and reporting requirements of this section for the irrigation grandfathered right unless ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-563(A)
    the plans "shall include a continuing mandatory conservation program for all persons withdrawing, distributing or receiving groundwater designed to achieve reductions in withdrawals of groundwater."
  • A.R.S. 45-172(A)
    "A water right may be severed from the land to which it is appurtenant or from the site of its use ... and with the consent and approval of the owner of such right may be transferred for use for irrigation of agricultural lands or for municipal, stock watering, power and mining purposes ... without losing priority theretofore established"
  • A.R.S. 45-472(A)
    "The owner of an irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only with the land to which the right is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-473(A)
    "The owner of a type 1 non-irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only for a non-irrigation use and only with the land to which it is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-544(A)
    "in areas outside of active management areas: 1. Groundwater may be transported: (a) Within a subbasin of a groundwater basin or within a groundwater basin, if there are no subbasins, without payment of damages. (b) Between subbasins of a groundwater basin, subject to payment of damages. 2. Groundwater shall not be transported away from a groundwater basin."

The law

  • A.R.S. 45-576(A)
    "a person who proposes to offer subdivided lands ... for sale or lease in an active management area shall apply for and obtain a certificate of assured water supply from the director before presenting the plat for approval ... unless the subdivider has obtained a written commitment of water service for the subdivision from a city, town or private water company designated as having an assured water supply pursuant to this section."
  • A.R.S. 45-576(N)
    "'assured water supply' means all of the following: 1. Sufficient groundwater, surface water or effluent of adequate quality will be continuously available to satisfy the water needs of the proposed use for at least one hundred years. ... 2. The projected groundwater use is consistent with the management plan and achievement of the management goal for the active management area. 3. The financial capability has been demonstrated to construct the water facilities"
  • A.R.S. 45-108(A)
    "In areas outside of active management areas ... the developer of a proposed subdivision including dry lot subdivisions, regardless of subdivided lot size, prior to recordation of the plat, shall submit plans for the water supply for the subdivision and demonstrate the adequacy of the water supply to meet the needs projected by the developer to the director."
  • A.R.S. 11-823(D)(2)
    "If the director of water resources has determined that there is an inadequate water supply for the subdivision pursuant to section 45-108, the board … shall note this on the face of the plat if the plat is approved."
  • ADWR AAWS FAQ
    "A Designation of Assured Water Supply is issued to a water provider for its service area located within an AMA. A Certificate of Assured Water Supply is issued to landowners for a subdivision located within an AMA. If your subdivision will be served by a water provider that is designated as having an assured water supply, you will not need a Certificate of Assured Water Supply."
  • ADWR, List of Designated Providers (2026-09-09)
    "In order for a new development to make use of a water provider's designation, there must exist a written commitment of service from the water provider."
  • A.R.S. 45-453
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter. 2. Transport groundwater pursuant to articles 8 and 8.1 of this chapter. 3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-512
    "a person may not withdraw groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area unless the person obtains a groundwater withdrawal permit from the director pursuant to this article"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(A)
    "a city, town or private water company shall have the right to withdraw and transport groundwater within its service area for the benefit of landowners and residents within its service area, and the landowners and residents are entitled to use the groundwater delivered"
  • A.R.S. 45-515(A)
    general industrial use permit only "from a point outside of the exterior boundaries of the service area of a city, town or private water company for a general industrial use outside" it, and only if "(3) Irrigation grandfathered rights appurtenant to acres of land in reasonable proximity ... are not available for purchase at a reasonable price", "(4) ... if located within three miles of the exterior boundaries of the service area ... has been denied service", and "(6) There is an assured water supply for the intended use"
  • A.R.S. 45-440(A) (Harquahala INA)
    "a person or entity may withdraw more than one hundred acre-feet of groundwater per year for commercial or industrial purposes other than irrigation or residential use only if the groundwater is withdrawn" from land eligible to be irrigated under 45-437(B)
  • ADWR, Practical Guide to Drilling a Domestic Water Well (2024)
    "If you are outside an AMA, there are no restrictions on the number of wells you may construct as long as the water is put to reasonable and beneficial use."
  • Yavapai County Subdivision Regulations §540(F)
    "A water system shall be provided as a condition of approval for any subdivision containing lots or parcels less than two (2) acres."
  • A.R.S. 45-251(2)
    a general adjudication is "an action for the judicial determination or establishment of the extent and priority of the rights of all persons to use water in any river system and source."
  • ADWR, Statement of Claimant / New Use Summons page
    "a separate SOC will be needed for each type of water use", and "a statement of claimant must be assigned whenever there is a change in ownership of the land."
  • San Pedro subflow order, 2017-07-13
    "The owner of a well located in the designated subflow zone may rebut … by a preponderance of the evidence, that the well is pumping groundwater."
  • A.R.S. 45-596(A)
    "In an area not subject to active management, a person may not drill or cause to be drilled any well or deepen an existing well without first filing notice of intention to drill"
  • A.R.S. 45-596(F)
    "If any water from a proposed well will be used for domestic purposes ... on a parcel of land of five or fewer acres, the applicant shall submit a well site plan", which must "Show the proposed well location and the location of any septic tank or sewer system that is either located on the property or within one hundred feet of the proposed well site" and "Show written approval by the county health authority"
  • A.R.S. 45-595(D)
    "A person who drills or modifies an exempt well on land owned by that person shall first obtain a single well license from the department."
  • A.R.S. 45-598(B)
    a person entitled to withdraw "may construct a new well or a replacement well in a new location if the location of the new well ... complies with the rules adopted by the director ... and if the person has applied for and received a permit"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(M)(1)
    "'Domestic purposes' means uses related to the supply, service and activities of households and private residences and includes the application of water to less than two acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-593(C)-(D)
    "The person to whom a well is registered shall notify the director of a change in ownership of the well". "Within thirty days after a change of ownership of real property, the new owner shall notify the director in writing of the existence of any open well or wells on the property which the new owner has discovered."
  • ADWR, FAQ for real estate and title agents
    "the Department cannot guarantee that the parcel does not have a well ... The best way to tell if a parcel has a well is to physically inspect the property."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(1)
    "In areas outside of active management areas, a person may: 1. Withdraw and use groundwater for reasonable and beneficial use, except as provided in article 8.1 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-453(3)
    "3. Use groundwater for irrigation purposes within the exterior boundaries of an irrigation non-expansion area only pursuant to article 3 of this chapter."
  • A.R.S. 45-182(A)
    "all persons who before March 17, 1995 were using and claiming the right to withdraw or divert and make beneficial use of public waters of the state based on state law shall file ... a statement of claim for each water right asserted, on a prescribed form."
  • A.R.S. 45-273(A)
    "A claim of water right for a stockpond and application for certification of such right shall be typewritten or legibly written in ink and filed in duplicate with the director upon a printed form furnished by the director."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(B)
    "Withdrawals of groundwater for non-irrigation uses from wells having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute drilled on or after April 28, 1983 ... are exempt from this chapter, except that: 1. Such wells are subject to subsections G through K of this section. 2. In an active management area ... withdrawals ... for non-irrigation uses other than domestic purposes and stock watering shall not exceed ten acre-feet per year."
  • A.R.S. 45-454(C)
    "On or after January 1, 2006, an exempt well otherwise allowed by this section may not be drilled on land if any part of the land is within one hundred feet of the operating water distribution system of a municipal provider with an assured water supply designation within the boundaries of an active management area established on or before July 1, 1994, as shown on a digitized service area map provided to the director by the municipal provider"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(I)
    "In an active management area only one exempt well may be drilled or used to serve the same non-irrigation use at the same location"
  • A.R.S. 45-454(L)
    "A person who owns land from which exempt withdrawals were being made as of the date of the designation of the active management area is not eligible for a certificate of grandfathered right for a type 2 non-irrigation use for such withdrawals."
  • A.R.S. 45-402(18)
    "'Irrigate' means to apply water to two or more acres of land to produce plants or parts of plants for sale or human consumption, or for use as feed for livestock, range livestock or poultry"
  • A.R.S. 45-452(A)
    "only acres of land which were legally irrigated at any time from January 1, 1975 through January 1, 1980, which are capable of being irrigated, which have not been retired from irrigation for a non-irrigation use pursuant to section 45-463 or 45-469 and for which the irrigation grandfathered right has not been conveyed for a non-irrigation use, may be irrigated with any groundwater, effluent, diffused water on the surface or surface water"
  • A.R.S. 11-831(C)
    a noncompliant split "shall still be approved" if the applicant acknowledges "that a building or use permit will not be issued" until it complies
  • A.R.S. 11-831(A)
    counties may adopt staff review "of land divisions of five or fewer lots ... any of which is ten acres or smaller in size. The county may not deny approval of any land division that meets the requirements of this section."
  • A.R.S. 11-831(D)(2)
    approval may "Identify topographic, hydrologic or other site constraints ... but there shall be no requirement for independent studies."
  • A.R.S. 32-2181(D)
    "It is unlawful for a person or group of persons acting in concert to attempt to avoid this article by acting in concert to divide a parcel of land or sell subdivision lots by using a series of owners or conveyances or by any other method that ultimately results in the division of the lands into a subdivision ... The plan or offering is subject to this article. ... A familial relationship alone is not sufficient to constitute unlawful acting in concert."
  • A.R.S. 45-477.01
    "A person who claims the rights to withdraw or receive and use groundwater in a subsequent active management area pursuant to a grandfathered right but who fails to file an application for a certificate of grandfathered right as provided in this article is deemed to waive and relinquish any right"
  • ADWR, Ranegras Plain AMA page
    "The deadline to apply for grandfathered water rights in the Ranegras Plain AMA is May 4th, 2027."
  • ADWR, Douglas AMA page
    "the prohibition on irrigation of new acres within the basin (with certain limited exceptions) remains in effect permanently."
  • A.R.S. 45-462(A), (D)
    "In an active management area, a person who was legally withdrawing and using groundwater as of the date of the designation of the active management area or who owns land legally entitled to be irrigated with groundwater as determined pursuant to this article has the right to withdraw or receive and use groundwater as determined by the director". "There are three categories of grandfathered rights"
  • A.R.S. 45-461(3)
    the owner of an irrigation or Type 1 right is "the owner of the land to which the right is appurtenant"; of a Type 2 right, "the holder of the certificate"
  • A.R.S. 45-492(B)
    "Claims of landowners to irrigation grandfathered rights or type 1 or 2 non-irrigation grandfathered rights shall be subject to article 5"
  • In re General Adjudication (Gila IV), 198 Ariz. 330 (2000)
    the subflow zone is "the saturated floodplain Holocene alluvium"; "All wells located within the lateral limits of the subflow zone … are subject to the adjudication"
  • ADWR, Well Drilling in Arizona page
    "the well-spacing rules do not apply to the construction or use of the following types of wells: (1) wells drilled outside of AMAs, except certain recovery wells and certain wells used to withdraw groundwater for transportation away from a groundwater basin; (2) exempt wells within AMAs"
  • A.R.S. 45-604(A)
    "a person who withdraws groundwater from a nonexempt well in an active management area or an irrigation non-expansion area, a person who withdraws water from a non-exempt well in the Santa Cruz active management area ... shall use a water measuring device approved by the director."
  • A.R.S. 45-604(B), (D)
    "A person who holds a type 2 non-irrigation grandfathered right or a groundwater withdrawal permit in the amount of ten or fewer acre-feet per year is not required to use a water measuring device ..." and "a person, other than an irrigation district, who withdraws groundwater from a non-exempt well for use pursuant to an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is not required to use a water measuring device ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(B)
    "an annual report shall be filed with the director by each person who: 1. Owns or leases a right under this chapter to withdraw, receive or use groundwater in an active management area ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-632(D)
    "A person who owns or leases an irrigation grandfathered right that is appurtenant to ten or fewer irrigation acres is exempt from the record keeping and reporting requirements of this section for the irrigation grandfathered right unless ..."
  • A.R.S. 45-563(A)
    the plans "shall include a continuing mandatory conservation program for all persons withdrawing, distributing or receiving groundwater designed to achieve reductions in withdrawals of groundwater."
  • A.R.S. 45-172(A)
    "A water right may be severed from the land to which it is appurtenant or from the site of its use ... and with the consent and approval of the owner of such right may be transferred for use for irrigation of agricultural lands or for municipal, stock watering, power and mining purposes ... without losing priority theretofore established"
  • A.R.S. 45-472(A)
    "The owner of an irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only with the land to which the right is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-473(A)
    "The owner of a type 1 non-irrigation grandfathered right may convey the right only for a non-irrigation use and only with the land to which it is appurtenant."
  • A.R.S. 45-544(A)
    "in areas outside of active management areas: 1. Groundwater may be transported: (a) Within a subbasin of a groundwater basin or within a groundwater basin, if there are no subbasins, without payment of damages. (b) Between subbasins of a groundwater basin, subject to payment of damages. 2. Groundwater shall not be transported away from a groundwater basin."

The records read

DatasetPublisherRowsRefreshedVerify
ADWR / Arizona Geological Survey earth fissure mappingArizona Geological Survey7,47847 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Earth_Fissures/FeatureServer/0
Well registry (55- wells)Arizona Department of Water Resources241,04415 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Well_Registry/FeatureServer/0
ADWR land subsidence mappingArizona Department of Water Resources3147 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Land_Subsidence/FeatureServer/0
FEMA National Flood Hazard LayerFederal Emergency Management Agency43,80947 days agoVerifyhazards.fema.gov/…/services/public/NFHL/MapServer/28
USFS/SILVIS Wildland-Urban Interface 2020US Forest Service / SILVIS Lab, University of Wisconsin-Madison169,98915 days agoVerifyapps.fs.usda.gov/…/EDW/EDW_WUI_2020_01/MapServer/0
USGS National Hydrography DatasetUnited States Geological Survey101,22638 days agoVerifyprd-tnm.s3.amazonaws.com/…/NHD_H_Arizona_State_GDB.zip
Active Management Areas and Irrigation Non-Expansion AreasArizona Department of Water Resources44 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/AMA_INA_2024/FeatureServer
Assured and adequate water supply determinationsArizona Department of Water Resources47 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…//AAWS_Determinations/FeatureServer
Community water system service areasArizona Department of Water Resources47 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/FeatureServer
Cadastral grid, adjudication and land-status attributesArizona Department of Water Resources14 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Cadastral_Grid/FeatureServer
Subflow zones (San Pedro, court-approved; Verde, proposed)Arizona Department of Water Resources48 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/FeatureServer/0
ParcelsYavapai County Assessor15 days agoVerifyservices1.arcgis.com/…//services/Parcels/FeatureServer/1
List of Mandatory Adequacy JurisdictionsArizona Department of Water Resources38 days agoVerifyazwater.gov/…/20Mandatory%20Adequacy%20Jurisdictions.pdf
County boundariesArizona Department of Water Resources44 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…//services/Counties/FeatureServer/0
Objections and court-approved mailing lists in the Gila and Little Colorado River adjudicationsMaricopa County Superior Court (General Stream Adjudication)2 days agoVerifysuperiorcourt.maricopa.gov/…/whatsNew.asp
Objections and protests in ADWR's imaged recordsArizona Department of Water Resources2 days agoVerifyinfoshare.azwater.gov/docushare/dsweb/HomePage
Grandfathered groundwater rights and their file statusArizona Department of Water Resources33 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Use_Right_58/FeatureServer/0
Type 2 grandfathered rights and conveyances (Query Center)Arizona Department of Water Resources33 days agoVerifyapp.azwater.gov/querycenter
Surface water filing registerArizona Department of Water Resources38 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…//services/Filing_POD/FeatureServer
Statements of ClaimantArizona Department of Water Resources47 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/FeatureServer
Water-level change analysisArizona Department of Water Resources15 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Water_Level_Change/FeatureServer
Groundwater quality test results (Arizona)Water Quality Portal (USGS and EPA)47 days agoVerifywaterqualitydata.us
Statement of Claimant claimant namesArizona Department of Water Resources38 days agoVerifyservices.arcgis.com/…/Claimant_Data/FeatureServer

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