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United States — Iowa
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State agencies and governmental subdivisions may use the state historic building code as an alternative building code in certain historic-building projects.
United States — Iowa
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The state historical society board must carry out listed duties on historic building code matters, including recommending, approving or disapproving, advising, consulting, and giving reviews or hearings when requested.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner must hire needed staff and consultants, study building laws and their effects, and do what is needed to carry out and enforce the chapter and related chapters.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines terms used in the subchapter about homes, including manufactured homes, mobile homes, modular homes, retailers, distributors, inventory, and related systems.
United States — Iowa
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A manufactured or mobile home retailer must apply for a license, pay a $100 annual fee, and file a $50,000 surety bond before the license is issued.
United States — Iowa
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A person may get a manufacturer or distributor license for manufactured or mobile homes by applying and paying a $100 fee.
United States — Iowa
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The department must retain all fees collected under this subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner may revoke, suspend, or refuse certain manufactured/mobile home licenses for listed misconduct, and affected persons may appeal under chapter 17A.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner must prescribe rules and forms for administering, enforcing, and licensing under this subchapter.
United States — Iowa
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A person may not operate as a manufactured or mobile home retailer, manufacturer, or distributor in this state without first getting and keeping the required license.
United States — Iowa
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A retail installment contract for a manufactured, mobile, or modular home may include a finance charge capped at 1.75% per month simple interest on the declining balance of the amount financed.
United States — Iowa
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A manufactured or mobile home installer must be certified under the commissioner’s rules, and the commissioner may impose fees, suspend or revoke certification, and assess civil penalties for violations.
United States — Iowa
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If federal statutes require it, employees of the commissioner are covered by the merit system provisions in chapter 8A, subchapter IV.
United States — Iowa
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A manufactured or mobile home retailer must provide an approved tiedown system, and the purchaser must install or have it installed within 150 days after the home is located on a permanent site.
United States — Iowa
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A tiedown system installer must follow minimum standards and give certification of approved installation to the home owner and the commissioner.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner must provide, on request, a list of approved tiedown systems and instructions for proper certification of approved system installation.
United States — Iowa
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If someone appears to be noncompliant with sections 103A.60–103A.62, the commissioner must set a compliance period of up to 150 days and notify that person.
United States — Iowa
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The state building code commissioner, with advisory council approval, must make and update rules for minimum building safety standards.
United States — Iowa
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Residential contractors may not promise deductible rebates or negotiate insurance claims for owners, and they must give a written notice before or when the contract is made in catastrophe-related repair jobs.
United States — Iowa
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The state building code must set construction and energy standards, and the commissioner must consult on them and may exempt unreasonable thermal-efficiency requirements for particular buildings.