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Iowa Code § 103.35 - Suspension, revocation, or reprimand
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The board may suspend, revoke, or reprimand a licensee’s certificate if the licensee is found guilty of listed acts or offenses.
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The board may suspend, revoke, or reprimand a licensee’s certificate if the licensee is found guilty of listed acts or offenses.
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A proceeding under section 103.35 starts by filing written charges with the board, which must then investigate, set a hearing, and give the accused at least 30 days’ notice and a copy of the charges.
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A person not authorized to practice in this state who practices or uses a designation implying authorization may be restrained by permanent injunction.
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A person who violates the listed licensing-related prohibitions is guilty of a fraudulent practice.
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The board may impose a civil penalty on an unlicensed person who engages in specified prohibited conduct.
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The director must hire and provide staff to help the board administer this chapter.
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The board must adopt and have an official seal.
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The board must make and update rules for electrical standards, continuing education, and fees, and it may discipline licenses for certain violations.
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Fees for licensing, examination, renewal, and inspection under this chapter must be deposited into the licensing and regulation fund.
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Unlicensed persons may not do new electrical installation work or other regulated electrical services, and they may not plan, lay out, or supervise wiring work for another unless they fit the stated licensing exceptions.
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An electrical contractor license applicant must either be or employ a licensed class A or class B master electrician and be registered as a contractor in Iowa. A contractor with a class B master electrician license is subject to the restrictions in section 103.10.
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This subchapter is called the State Building Code Act.
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This provision says when the state building code applies, including to certain state-owned, publicly funded, and larger city projects, and it requires cities in one category to enforce the code and the commissioner to grant exceptions when energy rules would be impractical.
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This section requires certain state-related building projects to undergo plan review and inspection, and it lets the commissioner set inspector qualifications and fees.
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The commissioner must adopt rules for this chapter and share proposed and final rules with specified recipients.
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The state building code applies in a governmental subdivision only after local acceptance and filing with the commissioner; a subdivision may later withdraw by ordinance, with notice, hearing, filing, and timing limits.
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The building code commissioner may approve alternate materials, methods, or work, and must require evidence to support any claim about an alternate use.
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This provision creates the state building code advisory council, sets its membership and appointment rules, and gives it duties to advise the commissioner, hold hearings when requested, and act on certain building-code rules.
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The commissioner must create a state building code board of review, and may appoint alternate board members.
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An aggrieved person may appeal to the board about certain state agency or local building department actions tied to construction under the state building code.