Establishes a permit system for selling scrap metal and telecommunications copper in Iowa.
The bill creates a permit system for selling scrap metal and telecommunications copper in Iowa. Iowa residents must obtain a permit from their county sheriff to sell telecommunications copper, with a permit fee of up to $5. Non-residents must also obtain a permit from any sheriff in the state. The state patrol will develop the application and permit in consultation with county sheriffs and scrap metal dealers. Permits are valid statewide and expire on the seller's birth date two years after issuance.
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