6B.2D Notice of intent to approve acquisition of property by eminent domain.
1. The acquiring agency shall send notice of a proposed resolution, motion, or other document authorizing acquisition of property by eminent domain to each property owner whose property is proposed to be acquired by eminent domain, to any contract purchaser of record of the property, and to any tenant known to be occupying the property at least fourteen days prior to the date of the meeting at which such proposed authorization will be considered for adoption by the acquiring agency. The notice shall include the date, time, and place of the meeting and a statement that the persons receiving the notice have a right to attend the meeting and to voice objection to the proposed acquisition of the property. The notice shall include a copy of the proposed resolution, motion, or other document authorizing acquisition by eminent domain. The notice shall also include the same statement of individual rights that is required by section 6B.2A.
2. This section shall not apply to the following:
a. Street and highway projects undertaken by the state, a county, or a city.
b. Projects undertaken by a municipal utility.
c. Projects undertaken by a city enterprise providing services of sewer systems, storm water drainage systems, sewage treatment, solid waste collection, or solid waste disposal.
d. Projects undertaken by a county enterprise providing services described in section 331.461, subsection 2, paragraphs “b” and “f”.
2006 Acts, 1st Ex, ch 1001, §7, 49
Structure Iowa Code
Title I - STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND MANAGEMENT
Chapter 6B - PROCEDURE UNDER EMINENT DOMAIN
Section 6B.1A - Procedure provided.
Section 6B.2 - By whom conducted.
Section 6B.2A - Notice of proposed public improvement.
Section 6B.2B - Acquisition negotiation.
Section 6B.2C - Approval of the public improvement.
Section 6B.2D - Notice of intent to approve acquisition of property by eminent domain.
Section 6B.3 - Application — recording — notice — time for appraisement — new proceedings.
Section 6B.3A - Challenge by owner.
Section 6B.4 - Commission to assess damages.
Section 6B.4A - Review of applications by compensation commission.
Section 6B.5 - Challenges to commissioners — filling vacancies on commission.
Section 6B.6 - Sheriff to coordinate meeting of commissioners and provide meeting place.
Section 6B.7 - Commissioners to qualify.
Section 6B.8 - Notice of assessment.
Section 6B.9 - Form of notice — signature.
Section 6B.11 - Filing of notices and return of service.
Section 6B.12 - Notice when residence unknown.
Section 6B.13 - Service outside state.
Section 6B.14 - Appraisement — report.
Section 6B.16 - Power of guardian.
Section 6B.17 - When appraisement final.
Section 6B.18 - Notice of appraisement — appeal of award — notice of appeal.
Section 6B.19 - Service of notice — highway matters.
Section 6B.21 - Appeals — how docketed and tried.
Section 6B.22 - Pleadings on appeal.
Section 6B.23 - Question determined.
Section 6B.24 - Reduction of damages — interest on increased award.
Section 6B.25 - Right to take possession of lands — title — damages award.
Section 6B.26 - Dispossession of landowner or injury to property — limitation.
Section 6B.30 - Additional deposit.
Section 6B.31 - Payment by public authorities.
Section 6B.32 - Removal of condemner.
Section 6B.33 - Costs and attorney fees.
Section 6B.34 - Refusal to pay final award.
Section 6B.35 - Sheriff to file record.
Section 6B.36 - Clerk to file record.
Section 6B.37 - Form of record — certificate.
Section 6B.38 - Record of proceedings — fee — effect.
Section 6B.40 - Failure to record — liability.
Section 6B.42 - Eminent domain — payment to displaced persons.
Section 6B.44 - Taking property for highway — buildings and fences moved.
Section 6B.45 - Mailing copy of appraisal.
Section 6B.46 - Special proceedings to condemn existing utility.
Section 6B.52 - Renegotiation of damages.
Section 6B.53 - Procedure for homesteading projects.
Section 6B.54 - Acquisition policies for acquiring agencies.
Section 6B.55 - Buildings, structures, and improvements — policies for acquiring agencies.
Section 6B.56 - Disposition of condemned property.
Section 6B.56A - Disposition of condemned property — five-year time period.
Section 6B.57 - Procedural compliance.
Section 6B.59 - Sale of acquired property — reimbursement to landowner.
Section 6B.60 - Rental charges prohibited.
Section 6B.61 - Approval of local elected officials required.