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Code · Arizona · Title 45 — Trade and Commerce

45-1605. Equipment license; fee; application; reports required; revocation of license

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A. Any individual or corporation engaging in manufacturing, selling or offering for sale, leasing or offering to lease, licensing or offering to license equipment and supplies designed for weather control or cloud modification shall, before engaging in such manufacture, sale or offering for sale, procure a license from the director. The license shall be issued upon payment of a license fee of ten dollars and the filing of an application which shall show:
1. The name and address of the applicant.
2. The full description of the type and design of the equipment and supplies manufactured and sold by the applicant.
3. The operating technique of the equipment or supplies.
B. Within sixty days after issuance of an equipment license and semiannually thereafter, the licensee shall file with the director a copy of all advertising material used in selling or offering for sale, leasing or offering for lease, licensing or offering for license the equipment and supplies manufactured or sold by it.
C. The holder of a license shall within ten days after each sale of equipment or supplies report to the director, in writing, the exact character and quantity of equipment or supplies sold, the date of the sale and the persons to whom the sale was made.
D. Failure to file a copy of advertising material or reports required in this section constitutes grounds for immediate revocation of the equipment license.
E. The director shall deposit, pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147, all fees received under this section in the water resources fund established by section 45-117.
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