Iowa Code § 28J.11
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This chapter shall not do any of the following:
(1) Impair a provision of law directing the payment of revenues derived from public property into sinking funds or dedicating those revenues to specific purposes.
(2) Impair the powers of a political subdivision to develop or improve a port and terminal facility except as restricted by section 28J.15.
(3) Enlarge, alter, diminish, or affect in any way, a lease or conveyance made, or action taken prior to the creation of a port authority under section 28J.2 by a city or a county.
(4) Impair or interfere with the exercise of a permit for the removal of sand or gravel, or other similar permits issued by a governmental agency.
(5) Impair or contravene applicable federal regulations.
2005 Acts, ch 150, §99
(1) Impair a provision of law directing the payment of revenues derived from public property into sinking funds or dedicating those revenues to specific purposes.
(2) Impair the powers of a political subdivision to develop or improve a port and terminal facility except as restricted by section 28J.15.
(3) Enlarge, alter, diminish, or affect in any way, a lease or conveyance made, or action taken prior to the creation of a port authority under section 28J.2 by a city or a county.
(4) Impair or interfere with the exercise of a permit for the removal of sand or gravel, or other similar permits issued by a governmental agency.
(5) Impair or contravene applicable federal regulations.
2005 Acts, ch 150, §99
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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