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At Cactus Peak Realty in Goodyear, a land buyer hears the term 'grandfathered groundwater right' for a parcel inside an AMA. Which statement is most accurate under current Arizona rules?

Correct Answer

D) grandfathered rights are part of Arizona's AMA groundwater framework and should not be confused with ordinary surface-water appropriation rights

Under ADWR AMA materials, grandfathered rights are part of Arizona's AMA groundwater framework and should not be confused with ordinary surface-water appropriation rights.

Answer Options
A
Arizona law never uses the term grandfathered right under current Arizona law
B
grandfathered rights are simply another name for riparian rights in that Arizona transaction
C
grandfathered rights are a county zoning concept with no water meaning for that fact pattern
D
grandfathered rights are part of Arizona's AMA groundwater framework and should not be confused with ordinary surface-water appropriation rights

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