- r1z Administrative Register A Weekly Publication of the Secretary of State's Office Volume 4, Issues 32-52 December 31, 1998 A SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX TO EXECUTIVE ORDERS, PROCLAMATIONS, OPINIONS, AND APPOINTMENTS Contents of this Issue Introduction and List ofissuses Indexed ..•......................•..•..............•............................ 2 Governor's Executive Orders and Proclamations Index ..............................••••......•.......•.......... 3 Attorney General Opinions Index .................................................•...................•....•... 4 Governor's Appointments of State Officials and Members of Boards and Commissions Index .•...........••.•.•..•..... 5 State Elected Officials ...............................................................................••.•... 121 Order Form .....•..........•..•.........•.............•....•..................•...................••.•... 123 Application for Boards and Commissions ............................•.•...............................•.....• 124 Mimi Griffiths BETSEY BAYLESS Rhonda Paschal Director Secretary ofState Register Editor Public Services Department Leighanne Mayr Legislative Intern Arizona Admlnistratwe Register Semi-Annual Index to Executive Orders, Proclamations, Opinions, and Appointments Introduction This Semi-Annual Index contains the Governor's executive orders and proclamations, Attorney General opinions, and the Governor's appointments of state officials and members of boards and commissions. The Semi-Annual Index to rulemaking activity that appeared in theArizona Administrative Register, Volume 4, Issues 32-52 is a separate index. Issues Covered by this Index Issue# Issue Date bm 32 August 7, 1998 2154-2189 33 August 14, 1998 2194-223S 34 August 21, 1998 2240-2277 3S August 28, 1998 2282-2319 36 September 4, 1998 2324-2435 37 September 11, 1998 2440-2589 38 September 18, 1998 2S94-2655 39 September 2S, 1998 2660-2733 40 October 2, 1998 2738-287S 41 October 9, 1998 2880-2989 42 October 16, 1998 2994-3073 43 October 23, 1998 3078-3403 44 October 30, 1998 3408-3S71 45 November 6, 1998 3576-3709 46 November 13, 1998 3714-3847 47 November 20, 1998 3852-3935 48 November27, 1998 3940-4027 49 December 4, 1998 4032-4075 50 December 11, 1998 4080-4153 51 December 18, 1998 4158-4211 S2 December 28, 1998 4216-4379 The Office of the Secretary of State is an equal opportunity employer. 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Volume4 Page2 December 31, 1998 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index to Executive Orders, Proclamations, Opinions, and Appointments GOVERNOR'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS AND PROCLAMATIONS EXECUTIVE ORDERS Number Subject Register Date Page 98-7 Establishing Task Force for the Canamex Corridor August 21, 1998 2258 98-8 Children and Families Service Delivery Improvement Team Oct. 23, 1998 3379 98-9 Establishing a Task Force for Military Facilities Nov. 20, 1998 3906 98-10 Establishing the Statewide Independent Living Council Nov. 27, 1998 4002 98-11 Task Force for the Western Governor's University Dec. 4, 1998 4049 98-12 To Allocate Funds to Ensure Continuation of Health and Safety of Children Being Currently Served by the Youth Empowerment Services Program Dec. 18, 1998 4188 Proclamations Subject Issue Date In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Discovery ofkarnal-bunt fungus in wheat crops Sept. 18, 1998 2635 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Major weather system ca~sed widespread flooding in Yavapai, Coconino and Mohave Counties Sept. 18, 1998 2635 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Intense tire storage fire at the Black Water Industrial Park on the Gila River Reservation Nov. 20, 1998 3907 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Lack of water created drought conditions in rural areas Nov. 20, 1998 3908 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Severe storm caused extensive flood damage to roads and public structures in Greenlee County Nov. 20, 1998 3908 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Severe winter storms caused roads to be impassable and threatened the Jive's and health of travelers and residents Nov. 20, 1998 3908 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; Discovery ofkarnal-bunt fungus in wheat crops Nov. 20, 1998 3909 In Accordance with Established Emergency Procedures; The lack of precipitation statewide caused vegetation to be extremely dry and susceptible to burning Nov. 20, 1998 3909 ARIZONA DEPT. OF LIBRARY ARCHIVES & PUBLIC RECORDS FEB 2 t 1999 December 31, 1998 Page3 Volume4 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index to Executive Orders, Proclamations, Opinions, and Appointments INDEX TO ATTORNEY GENERAL OPINIONS Issued August 7, 1998 through December 31, 1998 SUBJECT INDEX Attorney General Opinion 197-015. The Secretary of State has the authority to revoke a notary public's commission, or to seek to remove a notary public from office, for cause as specified in State law, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing. Volume 4 Page 4 December 31, 1998 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index to Executive Orders, Proclamations, Opinions, and Appointments GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS OF STATE OFFICIALS AND MEMBERS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Oaths ofoffice received by the Office ofSecretary ofState through December 31, 1998, on the following appointed officials and members ofstate boards and commissions appointed by the Governor. ACCOUNTANCY, STATE BOARD OF 3877 N. Seventh Street, Suite 106 Phoenix 85014 (602) 255-3648 Executive Director: Ruth R. Lee The State Board of Accountancy consists of 7 members appointed by the Governor including 5 Certified Public Accountants, 1 public member who is not a holder of a certificate, and 1 public accountant, so long as there are at least 20 public accountants registered. The term of the office is 5 years to begin and end July 3 or until a successor is appointed and qualified to ensure that the Board is fully staffed. A.R.S. § 32-701. The Board is responsible for the qualification, examination, certification, and regulatory sanctions as an alternative to revocation or suspension of a certificate or registration. Term Expires Acosta, Luis R. (Public Accountant) (Symington) 7-3-99 Baker, William D. (Public Member) (Symington) 7-3-99 Byrne, Michael (CPA) (Hull) 7-3-03 Daggett, Michael T. (CPA) (Symington) 7-3-99 Drozdowski, Stanley (CPA) (Symington) 7-3-01 Dwyer, M. Susan (CPA) (Symington) 7-3-00 Nahom, Dan (CPA) (Symington) 7-3-02 ACUPUNCTURE BOARD OF EXAMINERS 1400 W. Washington, Room 230 Phoenix 85007 (602) 542-3095 Executive Director: Cynthia Weaver The Acupuncture Board of Examiners consists of 9 members appointed by the Governor for 3 year terms. The purpose of the Board is to protect the public health by ensuring that acupuncture is provided by qualified and competent individuals. The Beard evaluates applicant qualifications and issues licenses to qualified applicants. It may also initiate investigations and take disciplinary actions. ARS § 32-3902. Term Expires Amaro, John A. (Chiropractor) (Hull) 1-15-01 Asvitt, Kenneth R. (Acupuncturist) (Hull) 1-15-01 Chen, Pearl B., (Acupuncturist) (Hull) 1-22-01 Farren, David N. (Public Member) (Hull) 1-21-02 Hsu, Kelly, (Medical Doctor) (Hull) 1-17-00 Huang, Joy (Public Member) (Hull) 1-15-01 Kwok-Ting Yau, Raymond (Acupuncturist) (Hull) 1-17-00 Nichols, Donald (Public) (Hull) 1-21-02 Silapalikitpom, Tutsie (Acupuncturist) (Hull) 1-21-02 ADJUTANT GENERAL (See EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF) ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF 1700 West Washington State Capitol Executive Tower, 601 Phoenix 85007 (602) 542-1500 December 31, 1998 Page 5 Volume4 Arizona Administrative Register Semi-Annual Index to Executive Orders, Proclamations, Opinions, and Appointments Director: J. Elliott Hibbs The Department of Administration provides administrative services to the branches and agencies of the Arizona state government and to the public. It is organized into divisions. The Director is appointed by the Governor. A.R.S. § 41- 70 I. The Director requires Senate confirmation. Information Services Division coordinates, reviews and approves the plans and activities of the various automation operating groups within state government. Provides cost-effective data processing services to state agencies requesting assistance; and manages, operates and maintains a central telephl facility for the Phoenix and Tucson areas. Facilities Management inspects all state buildings and reviews proposed capital improvement projects. Property management provides state agencies with property management assistance. Financial Services Division serves as the general accountant for the state; prepares the state's annual financial report; maintains a statewide purchasing policy and procedures manual; manages federal and state surplus property. It provides administrative services to the Department's divisions; provides mail and messenger, motor pool, quick copy services, and supplies to state agencies. Finance includes the State Comptroller, the State Procurement Office, and the unit responsible for arranging financing for the procurement construction of real property. It also provides administrative services to the Department's divisions. General Services provides support services to state agencies in the areas of vehicle transportation, surplus property, printing and copying, mail delivery, office supplies, and repair services.