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Iowa Code § 101.3 - Separate rules for liquids and gas
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Rules for combustible and flammable liquids must be made separately from rules for liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gases.
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Rules for combustible and flammable liquids must be made separately from rules for liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gases.
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Rules may allow some pre-existing facilities that do not fully conform to continue operating, unless the nonconformity creates a distinct hazard to life or nearby property.
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The rules must be promulgated under chapter 17A.
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The director must allow shared or cooperative use of certain publicly owned petroleum storage or dispensing facilities, and such shared use is not a chapter 23A violation.
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Municipalities and political subdivisions may not pass or enforce local rules that conflict with the statewide rules, except for certain locally authorized zoning, building code, and restricted fire district powers.
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Violating rules issued under this chapter is a simple misdemeanor.
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Several local officials must help the director enforce the fire rules.
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If the director believes a leak exists after tests, the director must issue a written order to the owner or lessee, and the tank or distribution system must be emptied and removed or repaired immediately.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including blasting agent, commercial license, destructive device, detonator, director, explosive, explosive materials, import, licensee, magazine, overpressure device, permittee, person, and user’s permit.
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This chapter does not apply to certain military, law enforcement, and fire agencies using explosive materials in their official capacity, and some state or local agencies must get a user’s permit before buying, possessing, transporting, or using explosive materials for construction or other purposes.
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This chapter does not apply to limited amounts of smokeless powder or black sporting powder if the powder is used for the listed small-arms or related purposes, kept for private use, and handled according to local fire rules.
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Fees collected by the director for issuing licenses under this chapter must be deposited in the licensing and regulation fund.
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Cities may impose additional regulations on explosive materials within their corporate limits, but those regulations must be at least as strict as and not conflict with this chapter and its rules.
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A person who breaks specified provisions or certain director rules commits an offense; some violations are a class C felony, and others are a simple misdemeanor.
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The director issues commercial explosives licenses, but applicants must pass criminal history checks, pay the fee, and renew on time. Unlicensed willful handling of explosive materials is unlawful, with an exemption for certain federal firearms license dealers.
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Local officials issue user’s permits for explosive materials, but only under stated conditions, and a fee applies.
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A person denied a user's permit by a local permit issuing authority may appeal that decision.
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The director must adopt rules about explosive materials and conduct inspections of licensees and permittees.
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A licensee must notify the county sheriff and the local police authority before explosive materials are stored, and again when storage ends.
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Explosives storage facilities must be inspected at least yearly, and unsafe storage must be fixed right away or the explosives can be confiscated and the license canceled.