Iowa Code § 28F.7
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Construction and operation of project.
Official statutory text
(1) An entity shall operate, maintain and preserve a project in good repair and working order, and shall construct and operate the project in an efficient and economical manner, provided that the entity may lease or rent a project or any part of a project, or otherwise provide for the construction and operation of a project or any part of a project in the manner and upon the terms as the governing body of the entity directs.
(2) The electric light and power plant and system of any public agency participating in and receiving wholesale power from electric power facilities owned, operated, or financed pursuant to this chapter shall meet the standards of the national electric safety code of 1968, as amended to and including January 1, 1981, of the national fire protection association.
[C71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, S81, §28F.7; 81 Acts, ch 31, §2]
(2) The electric light and power plant and system of any public agency participating in and receiving wholesale power from electric power facilities owned, operated, or financed pursuant to this chapter shall meet the standards of the national electric safety code of 1968, as amended to and including January 1, 1981, of the national fire protection association.
[C71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, S81, §28F.7; 81 Acts, ch 31, §2]
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