Iowa HSB163 regulates the construction of enclosed structures on private docks, requiring specific materials and insurance.

Iowa HSB163 mandates that enclosed structures on private docks be constructed with rust-resistant materials, adhere to building codes, and be used solely for protecting hoists or slips. The structures must not exceed 30 feet in width or 20 feet above normal water elevation, and cannot include plumbing, electricity, or enclosed storage areas unless they comply with state codes. Dock owners must maintain liability insurance with a minimum coverage of $1 million per occurrence. The owner is liable for any damages caused by the enclosed structure.

Iowa HSB163 regulates the construction of enclosed structures on private docks, requiring specific materials and insurance.

Iowa HSB163 mandates that enclosed structures on private docks be constructed with rust-resistant materials, adhere to building codes, and be used solely for protecting hoists or slips. The structures must not exceed 30 feet in width or 20 feet above normal water elevation, and cannot include plumbing, electricity, or enclosed storage areas unless they comply with state codes. Dock owners must maintain liability insurance with a minimum coverage of $1 million per occurrence. The owner is liable for any damages caused by the enclosed structure.