Iowa HF323 regulates enclosed structures on private docks, requiring rust-resistant materials and $1 million liability insurance.

Iowa HF323 establishes rules for enclosed structures on private docks, allowing construction if they are made of rust-resistant materials, are no more than thirty feet wide, and are used solely to protect hoists or slips. The bill mandates that these structures must not be used for sleeping or habitation, must not contain plumbing, electricity, or enclosed storage areas, and must comply with state building codes. Additionally, the dock owner must maintain liability insurance with a minimum per occurrence coverage of $1 million.

Iowa HF323 regulates enclosed structures on private docks, requiring rust-resistant materials and $1 million liability insurance.

Iowa HF323 establishes rules for enclosed structures on private docks, allowing construction if they are made of rust-resistant materials, are no more than thirty feet wide, and are used solely to protect hoists or slips. The bill mandates that these structures must not be used for sleeping or habitation, must not contain plumbing, electricity, or enclosed storage areas, and must comply with state building codes. Additionally, the dock owner must maintain liability insurance with a minimum per occurrence coverage of $1 million.