327G.28 Compulsory establishment. Repealed by 2015 Acts, ch 123, §43.
Structure Iowa Code
Chapter 327G - RAILROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY, CROSSINGS, TRACKS, AND FENCING
Section 327G.2 - Crossings — signs.
Section 327G.3 - Railway fences required.
Section 327G.4 - Specifications.
Section 327G.5 - Hog-tight fences.
Section 327G.6 - Failure to fence.
Section 327G.7 - Double damages.
Section 327G.8 - Laws and local regulations not applicable.
Section 327G.9 - Failure to fence — general penalty.
Section 327G.10 - Killing of stock — interpretative clause.
Section 327G.11 - Private farm crossings.
Section 327G.12 - Overhead, underground, or more than one crossing.
Section 327G.13 - Signals at road crossings.
Section 327G.15 - Railway and highway crossing at grade.
Section 327G.16 - Disagreement — application — notice.
Section 327G.17 - Hearing — order.
Section 327G.18 - Railway company to hold in trust.
Section 327G.19 - Grade crossing fund.
Section 327G.21 - Condition after change — temporary ways.
Section 327G.22 - Railway crossings near Mississippi river.
Section 327G.23 - Grade crossings.
Section 327G.24 - Removal of tracks from crossings.
Section 327G.25 - Closing of crossing for repair or upgrade.
Section 327G.28 - Compulsory establishment.
Section 327G.29 - Grade crossing surface repair fund.
Section 327G.30 - Adjustment of expense.
Section 327G.31 - Disagreement resolved.
Section 327G.32 - Blocking highway crossing.
Section 327G.61 - Definitions.
Section 327G.62 - Controversies — hearing — order — review.
Section 327G.63 - Destruction of buildings.
Section 327G.64 - Spur tracks.
Section 327G.65 - Cost of construction.
Section 327G.66 - Bond for construction.
Section 327G.67 - Costs in excess of deposit.
Section 327G.68 - Failure of company to act.
Section 327G.69 - Connections with original spurs.
Section 327G.76 - Time of reversion.
Section 327G.77 - Reversion of railroad right-of-way.
Section 327G.78 - Sale of railroad property.
Section 327G.79 - Valuing property in controversy.
Section 327G.81 - Maintenance of improvements along rights-of-way.