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Iowa Code § 100D.4 - Insurance and surety bond requirements
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Applicants for this license or renewal must provide proof of public liability insurance and a surety bond, with the bond amount set by the director.
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Applicants for this license or renewal must provide proof of public liability insurance and a surety bond, with the bond amount set by the director.
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The director must adopt rules for administering and enforcing the chapter and may revoke, suspend, or refuse licenses for specified fee failures or misconduct.
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The director may impose a civil penalty of up to $500 on a person who violates this chapter, and may adopt rules to enforce and collect penalties.
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The director must set license and renewal fees by rule based on actual licensing costs, and the department must keep and use assessed fees only to cover administering the chapter.
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The director may and is directed to make and update reasonable rules for the safe transport, storage, handling, and use of certain combustible and flammable fuels, subject to this chapter.
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If the director reasonably believes a leak creates a hazardous condition threatening public health and safety, the director may ask the department of natural resources for help, and the department may eliminate the hazardous condition.
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Vehicles carrying liquefied petroleum gas or natural gas in concealed areas must display an approved symbol or abbreviation on specified bumpers.
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A tank may be installed at a retail motor vehicle fuel outlet, but only under the director’s rules and local government approval.
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For covered liquefied petroleum gas containers, only the owner or someone the owner authorizes may refill, use, alter ownership markings, or add another ownership mark.
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In certain damages cases involving a liquefied petroleum gas system, the customer’s, owner’s, or user’s negligence or other fault may be admitted as evidence if it caused the accident or condition leading to the injury or damage.
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Except where this chapter says otherwise, the rules must substantially comply with National Fire Protection Association standards for certain flammable and combustible liquids and gases.
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This provision defines terms used in the subchapter, including storage tank, farm, operator, owner, release, and tank site.
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Owners, operators, and certain sellers/constructors must give written tank notices, register covered tanks, pay fees, and attach the registration tag; late registration costs extra.
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Certain aboveground flammable or combustible liquid storage tanks are exempt from section 101.22 registration requirements.
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The director must adopt rules about reporting requirements for aboveground flammable or combustible liquid storage tanks.
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The director must inspect and investigate certain tank facilities and records, maintain an accurate inventory, and may enter sites, take samples, test tanks, and seek warrants when needed.
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The director may issue orders, impose administrative penalties, and seek legal proceedings when there is substantial evidence of a violation; in an emergency affecting public health, the director may issue an immediate order without notice or hearing.
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This section sets civil and criminal penalties for violations, gives the attorney general enforcement power at the director’s request, and places the burden of proof on the director.
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Judicial review of a director’s order or other action may be sought under chapter 17A, with a specific filing rule allowing petitions to be filed in the district court of the county where the alleged offense was committed or the final order was entered.
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This provision only contains a citation to 2005 Acts, ch 19, §125.