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United States — Iowa
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The state building code commissioner must adopt energy conservation requirements for new single-family or two-family residential construction, and may provide training on them.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner must adopt rules for sustainable design and construction standards, with input from the department of natural resources.
United States — Iowa
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The commissioner must adopt rules for safe room and storm shelter standards and may provide related education and training.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines “energy benchmarking” and says the commissioner may not require energy benchmarking requirements for a private property.
United States — Iowa
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This provision sets code rules for factory-built structures, including when they must be built, installed, or approved under the state building code.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter states that building standards and specifications should be followed so public-use buildings and facilities are accessible and functional for persons with disabilities.
United States — Iowa
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Accessibility standards in this chapter apply to public and private buildings and facilities used by the general public, with an exception for buildings primarily used as places of worship.
United States — Iowa
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Buildings and facilities under construction on July 4, 1965 must follow the chapter’s standards and specifications, unless the responsible construction authority decides compliance would substantially increase cost or delay.
United States — Iowa
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The construction authority for buildings or facilities covered by section 104A.2 must follow rules adopted by the state building code commissioner.
United States — Iowa
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This provision contains a cross-reference to §104A.6.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter is enforced under chapter 103A.
United States — Iowa
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Certain new public assembly places and restaurants must meet minimum plumbing standards, and toilets installed under this section must be water-efficient.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter may be cited as the Iowa Plumber, Mechanical Professional, and Contractor Licensing Act.
United States — Iowa
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A person generally may not act as a contractor or work on certain plumbing and mechanical systems without the required board license or certification.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter does not apply in several listed situations, including certain licensed professionals, some employees working within their jobs, some property owners, and other specified workers.
United States — Iowa
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This provision says certain licenses must be issued as a certificate under the department’s seal, signed by the department director, and issued in the board’s name.
United States — Iowa
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A license issued under this chapter is presumptive evidence that the holder may practice the specified profession in this state.
United States — Iowa
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A contractor license holder must keep the current license certificate publicly displayed at the primary place where they practice.
United States — Iowa
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Certain license details must be entered in a department registry, which may be electronic and is open to public inspection; home address, home telephone number, and some other personal information must remain confidential.
United States — Iowa
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Licensed contractors and certain licensed trade professionals must notify the board if they change their residence or place of practice.