United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 89.9 - Disposal of fees
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The director must collect all fees under this chapter, send them to the treasurer of state, and include an itemized statement showing the source of collection.
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The director must collect all fees under this chapter, send them to the treasurer of state, and include an itemized statement showing the source of collection.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including “conveyance,” “owner,” “director,” and several elevator-related devices.
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The director may order a conveyance owner to fix compliance problems, and may suspend, revoke, or refuse an operating permit if the owner does not comply. The owner may appeal to the safety board. If a conveyance poses imminent danger, the director may seek a court injunction.
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The safety board may grant exceptions or variances for conveyance rules, but only under stated conditions and not unless needed to prevent undue hardship.
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Owners of regulated conveyances must let the director and department personnel access the conveyance, and inspections may be done at reasonable times without prior notice.
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This provision creates an elevator safety board and gives it rulemaking and review duties, including appeals from defect notices or inspection reports.
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The owner must keep every conveyance in safe operating condition and comply with safety board rules.
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Cities and other governmental subdivisions may not adopt local rules licensing special inspectors, and conflicting local conveyance rules are void. The director may accept local inspections instead of section 89A.6 inspections if the local authority shows the laws will be strictly enforced and special inspectors will p
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The department must cause prosecutions for violations of this chapter to be started by the attorney general in the county where the violation occurred.
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An owner who violates this chapter commits a simple misdemeanor, unless the chapter specifically provides otherwise. A person who bribes or tries to bribe an inspector is subject to criminal proceedings under section 722.1.
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The director may impose a civil penalty of up to $500 on an owner who keeps operating a conveyance after a final permit-suspension, revocation, or denial order.
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The director must remit all fees collected under this chapter to the treasurer of state.
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This chapter is called the Iowa State Elevator Code.
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This chapter does not apply to several listed conveyances and elevators, and it overrides conflicting state or local building-code rules.
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2023 Acts, ch 64, §110 .
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The safety board must adopt rules for conveyances and related inspections, and the director must provide copies of the rules on request.
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The director must enforce this chapter and employ personnel to administer it.
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The owner of every existing conveyance must register it with the director and provide required details.
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Certain conveyances must be inspected and tested on a set schedule, and inspection reports must be filed with the director.
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An owner must submit required plans, specifications, other information, and an alteration permit application to the director for each conveyance being altered.