Iowa Code
Chapter 103A - STATE BUILDING CODE
Section 103A.52 - Manufactured or mobile home retailer license — procedure.

103A.52 Manufactured or mobile home retailer license — procedure.
1. License application. A manufactured or mobile home retailer shall file with the commissioner an application for license as a manufactured or mobile home retailer as the commissioner may prescribe.
2. License fee. The license fee for a manufactured or mobile home retailer is an annual fee of one hundred dollars. If the application is denied, the commissioner shall refund the fee.
3. Surety bond. Before the issuance of a manufactured or mobile home retailer’s license, an applicant for a license shall file with the commissioner a surety bond executed by the applicant as principal and executed by a corporate surety company, licensed and qualified to do business within this state, which bond shall run to the state, be in the amount of fifty thousand dollars, and be conditioned upon the faithful compliance by the applicant as a retailer with all of the statutes of this state regulating the business of the retailer and indemnifying any person dealing or transacting business with the retailer in connection with a manufactured or mobile home from a loss or damage occasioned by the failure of the retailer to comply with this subchapter, including but not limited to the furnishing of a proper and valid document of title to the manufactured or mobile home involved in the transaction.
4. Manufactured or mobile home hookups. A licensed manufactured or mobile home retailer or an employee of a licensed manufactured or mobile home retailer may perform water, gas, electrical, and other utility service connections in a manufactured or mobile home space, or within ten feet of such space, located in a manufactured home community or mobile home park. The licensed retailer or an employee of the retailer is not required to obtain any additional state or local authorization, permit, or license to perform utility service connections. However, the utility service connections are subject to inspection and approval by the local building department and the manufactured or mobile home retailer shall pay the inspection fee, if any.
2006 Acts, ch 1090, §2, 26; 2016 Acts, ch 1011, §121

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Iowa Code

Title III - PUBLIC SERVICES AND REGULATION

Chapter 103A - STATE BUILDING CODE

Section 103A.1 - Establishment.

Section 103A.2 - Statement of policy.

Section 103A.3 - Definitions.

Section 103A.4 - Building code commissioner.

Section 103A.5 - Commissioner — duties.

Section 103A.6 - Merit system.

Section 103A.7 - State building code.

Section 103A.8 - Standards.

Section 103A.8A - Energy conservation requirements.

Section 103A.8B - Sustainable design or green building standards.

Section 103A.8C - Standards for safe rooms and storm shelters.

Section 103A.9 - Factory-built structures.

Section 103A.10 - Effect and application.

Section 103A.10A - Plan reviews and inspections.

Section 103A.11 - Rules.

Section 103A.12 - Adoption and withdrawal — procedure.

Section 103A.13 - Alternate materials and methods of construction.

Section 103A.14 - Advisory council.

Section 103A.15 - Board of review.

Section 103A.16 - Board of review — appeal.

Section 103A.17 - Board of review — procedure.

Section 103A.18 - Court proceedings.

Section 103A.19 - Administration and enforcement.

Section 103A.20 - Permits — duty to issue.

Section 103A.21 - Penalty.

Section 103A.22 - Construction of statute.

Section 103A.23 - Fees.

Section 103A.25 - Prior resolutions.

Section 103A.26 - Manufactured or mobile home installers certification — violation — civil penalty.

Section 103A.27 - Commission on energy efficiency standards and practices.

Section 103A.30 - Approved tiedown system — provided at sale — installation.

Section 103A.31 - Installer compliance and certification.

Section 103A.32 - Compliance.

Section 103A.33 - Listing and form of certification of approved systems provided.

Section 103A.41 - State historic building code.

Section 103A.42 - Designation of qualified historic buildings and structures.

Section 103A.43 - Application of state historic building code as alternative.

Section 103A.45 - State historical society board — duties.

Section 103A.51 - Definitions.

Section 103A.52 - Manufactured or mobile home retailer license — procedure.

Section 103A.53 - License application and fees.

Section 103A.54 - Fees.

Section 103A.55 - Revocation, suspension, and denial of license.

Section 103A.56 - Rules.

Section 103A.57 - Unlawful practice — criminal penalty.

Section 103A.58 - Manufactured home, mobile home, or modular home retail installment contract — finance charge.

Section 103A.59 - Manufactured or mobile home installers certification — violation — civil penalty.

Section 103A.60 - Approved tiedown system — provided at sale — installation.

Section 103A.61 - Installer compliance and certification.

Section 103A.62 - Listing and form of certification of approved systems provided.

Section 103A.63 - Compliance.

Section 103A.71 - Residential contractors.