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Iowa Code § 103A.17 - Board of review — procedure
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The board must set appeal procedures, give hearing notice, issue and file decisions, and may subpoena records; appeals may also go to the advisory council.
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The board must set appeal procedures, give hearing notice, issue and file decisions, and may subpoena records; appeals may also go to the advisory council.
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This provision sets rules for judicial review of certain building-related actions, including a stay of proceedings, limits on court review until administrative remedies are exhausted, and venue for filing petitions.
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Local governments administer and enforce the state building code, and certain building applications and energy-efficiency reviews must meet specific signature, filing, and permit rules.
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Iowa declares a state policy to promote health, safety, and welfare through a state building code.
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Officials must issue construction permits when the plans comply with the state building code, but not to contractors who failed to get a required registration number.
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Failing to comply with a covered order, or knowingly violating the state building code or a lawful local building department order, is a simple misdemeanor.
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Local governments may adopt building regulations, but they cannot override or make stricter the chapter or commissioner rules in certain cases.
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The commissioner must set fee rules for building-code administration and plan reviews, collect the fees from covered persons, and deposit collected fees into the state treasury's general fund.
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A building regulation cannot block or limit use of an approved refrigerant if the equipment containing it is listed and installed under the required safety standards and use conditions.
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A qualifying resolution accepting the state building code counts as an ordinance for this chapter.
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This provision is a cross-reference to §103A.59.
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Sections 103A.28 and 103A.29 are reserved.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, such as building, construction, equipment, local building department, and related building-code terms.
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This provision is a cross-reference to §103A.60.
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This text only points to §103A.61 and references 2006 Acts, chapter 1090, sections 23 and 26.
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This text only points the reader to §103A.63.
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This provision is a reserve entry and points readers to section 103A.62.
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The director must serve as the state building code commissioner, and may instead designate a building code commissioner.
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The commissioner must adopt alternative building standards and regulations for qualified historic buildings, but only with approval from the state historical society board.
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A state agency or governmental subdivision may designate certain historic-related buildings and structures for the state historic building code if the state historic preservation officer has issued a supporting opinion.