Iowa SF24 limits railway crossing closures for repairs to 20 days, with potential extensions, and imposes penalties for violations.
Iowa SF24 amends existing law to restrict a railroad corporation from closing a railway crossing for more than 20 consecutive days for repairs or upgrades. The bill mandates that before closing a crossing, the corporation must notify the county board of supervisors or city council with jurisdiction over the crossing, detailing the work, expected completion date, and reopening procedures. If a county board or city council agrees, the closure can be extended for an additional 20 days, provided the corporation gives notice.
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