Iowa § 456A.33A - 456A.33A Watershed priority.

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§ 456A.33A. 456A.33A Watershed priority.

The commission shall each year establish a priority list of watersheds which are of highest importance based on soil loss to be used for the allocation of moneys set aside in annual appropriations from the general fund to the department of agriculture and land stewardship for permanent soil conservation practices under chapter 161A on watersheds above publicly owned lakes. Chapter 17A does not apply to this section. 91 Acts, ch 268, §225 CS91, §107.33A C93, §456A.33A Referred to in §161A.73, 456A.30, 461.34 Fri Dec 12 20:44:19 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 456A.33A (19, 0)

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