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        102.3  AUTHORITY TO BARRICADE.
         The fire chief or other authorized officer of the fire department
      in charge of a fire scene may place or erect ropes, guards,
      barricades, or other obstructions across a street, alley,
      right-of-way, or private property near the location of the fire or
      emergency so as to prevent accidents or interference with the fire
      fighting efforts of the fire department, to control the scene until
      any required investigation is complete, or to preserve evidence
      related to the fire or other emergency.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         89 Acts, ch 132, §3
         Referred to in § 102.5

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Statutes > Iowa > Title-3 > Subtitle-5 > Chapter-102 > 102-3

        102.3  AUTHORITY TO BARRICADE.
         The fire chief or other authorized officer of the fire department
      in charge of a fire scene may place or erect ropes, guards,
      barricades, or other obstructions across a street, alley,
      right-of-way, or private property near the location of the fire or
      emergency so as to prevent accidents or interference with the fire
      fighting efforts of the fire department, to control the scene until
      any required investigation is complete, or to preserve evidence
      related to the fire or other emergency.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         89 Acts, ch 132, §3
         Referred to in § 102.5

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Iowa > Title-3 > Subtitle-5 > Chapter-102 > 102-3

        102.3  AUTHORITY TO BARRICADE.
         The fire chief or other authorized officer of the fire department
      in charge of a fire scene may place or erect ropes, guards,
      barricades, or other obstructions across a street, alley,
      right-of-way, or private property near the location of the fire or
      emergency so as to prevent accidents or interference with the fire
      fighting efforts of the fire department, to control the scene until
      any required investigation is complete, or to preserve evidence
      related to the fire or other emergency.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         89 Acts, ch 132, §3
         Referred to in § 102.5