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Iowa Code § 101C.6 - Compliance
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The district court may enforce this chapter and stop or restrain violations of it.
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The district court may enforce this chapter and stop or restrain violations of it.
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The council must not use collected money to influence legislation or elections, but it may recommend changes to this chapter or other statutes to the general assembly if they would further the chapter’s purposes.
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Propane prices are to be set by market forces, and the council may not act in a way that creates or implies an agreement to pass the section 101C.4 assessment cost on to consumers.
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This chapter must not be read to override other state propane education and research programs, and it should be treated as complementary to the federal 1996 propane education and research law.
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This chapter defines “fire department” as the fire department of a city, township, or benefited fire district.
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A fire chief or authorized fire department officer at a fire scene may direct firefighting and rescue operations and may keep people, vehicles, vessels, or objects away if needed.
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The fire chief or another authorized fire-department officer may block off areas near a fire or emergency with ropes, guards, barricades, or similar obstructions.
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If a peace officer is on the scene, the peace officer is in charge of traffic control.
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Disobeying a fire department-related order issued under section 102.2 or 102.3 is a simple misdemeanor.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including various electrician classes, the board, department, director, contractor, farm, industrial installation, inspector, and several installation types.
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Applicants for a class A master electrician license must have one year of acceptable experience and meet exam criteria. Certain experienced applicants may get a class B master electrician license without an exam, but class B license holders may be barred from some local work.
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The board may create an inactive master electrician license and set a fee for it. Applicants must meet chapter and board-rule licensure requirements, and inactive licensees may not act as master electricians.
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A person may not wire or install electrical wiring, apparatus, or equipment for someone else, or supervise an apprentice electrician or unclassified person, unless the person holds one of the listed electrician licenses and meets the stated employment or supervision conditions.
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This provision sets qualification rules for class A and class B journeyman electrician licenses and gives the board rulemaking and application-review authority.
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The board may create residential electrician and residential master electrician licenses by rule, set the qualifications and conditions for them, and reject applications from certain applicants.
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The board must create special electrician licenses, licensees must have board-acceptable experience, and holders of that license are exempt from needing an electrical contractor license for covered work.
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A nonlicensed person may work on certain alarm-system wiring only if certified under chapter 100C, and low-voltage alarm installations are subject to state inspection.
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This section requires licensing and supervision rules for apprentice electricians and unclassified persons, sets a six-year apprenticeship limit, and gives the board power to extend or reject licenses in some cases.
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The board must offer licensure examinations at least quarterly and set the exam scope and procedures.
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A board member must not disclose certain applicant, exam, or exam-result information, with a limited exception for giving exam results to the person who took the exam.