Iowa § 321E.30 - 321E.30 Compacted rubbish transporters.
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§ 321E.30. 321E.30 Compacted rubbish transporters.
1. A permit-issuing authority may issue annual permits for the operation of compacted rubbish vehicles and vehicles which transport compacted rubbish from a rubbish collection point to a landfill area, exceeding the weight limitation of section 321.463 but not exceeding twenty thousand pounds per axle, and for tandem axle vehicles or transferrable axle vehicles, not exceeding a gross weight on the rear axles of thirty-six thousand pounds. 2. Vehicles operated pursuant to an annual permit issued under this section shall be operated only over routes designated by the permit-issuing authority. 3. Annual permits approved by the permit-issuing authority shall be issued upon payment of an annual fee, in addition to other registration fees imposed, to be paid to the permit-issuing authority for all nongovernmental vehicles. 2013 Acts, ch 49, §23 Referred to in §321E.7, 321E.14 Thu Dec 11 19:43:37 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 321E.30 (18, 0)
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