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The committee must periodically evaluate whether public retirement system members should participate in federal Social Security and must consider proposals to improve pension portability.
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When a covered committee recommends a change to a public retirement system, it must require actuarial cost information, and if police and fire retirement is affected, it must also get actuarial assistance or information from the statewide fire and police retirement system.
United States — Iowa
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A public retirement systems committee is established, with appointed legislative members, compensation rules, duties, and limited powers.
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Public retirement systems must include specified actuarial information in required valuations or updates starting with the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2008.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines certain county records as the county system defined in section 445.1.
United States — Iowa
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Three days’ written notice must be given to the defendants before the hearing of an application for a temporary injunction.
United States — Iowa
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A notified defendant must serve a verified answer by the hearing date and file it with the district court clerk.
United States — Iowa
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An injunction binds the defendant in the judicial district where it was issued, and violating the injunction or temporary restraining order is contempt.
United States — Iowa
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In an action, evidence of a place’s general reputation is competent to prove a nuisance, and it is prima facie evidence of the nuisance and of knowledge, acquiescence, and participation by certain people connected with the property.
United States — Iowa
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A complaint filed by a citizen or corporation cannot be dismissed unless the complainant and the complainant’s attorney provide a sworn statement and the county attorney approves the dismissal.
United States — Iowa
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The court may let the county attorney prosecute the action to judgment at county expense, and if the case is delayed past the first trial calendar, a county citizen or the county attorney may replace the complaining party and continue the case.
United States — Iowa
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If a citizen or corporation brings an action without reasonable grounds, the court may tax costs to them.
United States — Iowa
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If someone violates an injunction or restraining order, or commits contempt of court in proceedings under this chapter, the court may summarily try and punish that offender.
United States — Iowa
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Proceedings start by filing a sworn complaint with the court clerk; the court then issues a warrant and the defendant is arrested.
United States — Iowa
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Using or leasing premises for prostitution or gambling is a nuisance, unless authorized by state law.
United States — Iowa
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When a nuisance exists, certain county residents and organizations may sue in equity to get a court order stopping it.
United States — Iowa
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A party found guilty of contempt under this chapter must be punished with a fine, jail time, or both.
United States — Iowa
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If a nuisance is admitted or proven, the district court must enter an abatement order that removes and sells the property used in it and closes the building or place for one year, unless it is sooner released.
United States — Iowa
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An officer may charge and receive the same fees for removing and selling movable property as for levying upon and selling like property on execution, and the court must allow a reasonable sum for closing and keeping premises closed.
United States — Iowa
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If a person breaks and enters or uses a building, erection, or place that has been directed to be closed, the person is punished as for contempt.