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        161A.50  BURDEN -- COURT ORDER.
         In any action brought under section 161A.49, the burden of proof
      shall be upon the commissioners to show that soil erosion is in fact
      occurring in excess of the applicable soil loss limits and that the
      defendant has not established or maintained soil and water
      conservation practices or erosion control practices in compliance
      with the soil and water conservation district's regulations.  With
      respect to construction, repair, or maintenance of any public street,
      road, or highway, evidence that soil erosion control standards
      equivalent to or in excess of those currently imposed by the United
      States government on the project or like projects involving use of
      federal funds shall create a presumption of compliance with the
      applicable soil loss limit.  Upon receiving satisfactory proof, the
      court shall issue an order directing the landowner or landowners to
      comply with the administrative order previously issued by the
      commissioners.  The court may modify such administrative order if
      deemed necessary.  Notice of the court order shall be given either by
      personal service or by restricted certified mail to each of the
      persons to whom the order is directed, who may within thirty days
      from the date of the court order appeal to the supreme court.  Any
      person who fails to comply with a court order issued pursuant to this
      section within the time specified in such order, unless the order has
      been stayed pending an appeal, shall be deemed in contempt of court
      and may be punished accordingly.  
         Section History: Early Form
         [C73, 75, 77, 79, 81, § 467A.50] 
         Section History: Recent Form
         C93, § 161A.50
         Referred to in § 161A.48, 161A.61, 161A.74

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Iowa > Title-5 > Subtitle-1 > Chapter-161a > 161a-50

        161A.50  BURDEN -- COURT ORDER.
         In any action brought under section 161A.49, the burden of proof
      shall be upon the commissioners to show that soil erosion is in fact
      occurring in excess of the applicable soil loss limits and that the
      defendant has not established or maintained soil and water
      conservation practices or erosion control practices in compliance
      with the soil and water conservation district's regulations.  With
      respect to construction, repair, or maintenance of any public street,
      road, or highway, evidence that soil erosion control standards
      equivalent to or in excess of those currently imposed by the United
      States government on the project or like projects involving use of
      federal funds shall create a presumption of compliance with the
      applicable soil loss limit.  Upon receiving satisfactory proof, the
      court shall issue an order directing the landowner or landowners to
      comply with the administrative order previously issued by the
      commissioners.  The court may modify such administrative order if
      deemed necessary.  Notice of the court order shall be given either by
      personal service or by restricted certified mail to each of the
      persons to whom the order is directed, who may within thirty days
      from the date of the court order appeal to the supreme court.  Any
      person who fails to comply with a court order issued pursuant to this
      section within the time specified in such order, unless the order has
      been stayed pending an appeal, shall be deemed in contempt of court
      and may be punished accordingly.  
         Section History: Early Form
         [C73, 75, 77, 79, 81, § 467A.50] 
         Section History: Recent Form
         C93, § 161A.50
         Referred to in § 161A.48, 161A.61, 161A.74

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Iowa > Title-5 > Subtitle-1 > Chapter-161a > 161a-50

        161A.50  BURDEN -- COURT ORDER.
         In any action brought under section 161A.49, the burden of proof
      shall be upon the commissioners to show that soil erosion is in fact
      occurring in excess of the applicable soil loss limits and that the
      defendant has not established or maintained soil and water
      conservation practices or erosion control practices in compliance
      with the soil and water conservation district's regulations.  With
      respect to construction, repair, or maintenance of any public street,
      road, or highway, evidence that soil erosion control standards
      equivalent to or in excess of those currently imposed by the United
      States government on the project or like projects involving use of
      federal funds shall create a presumption of compliance with the
      applicable soil loss limit.  Upon receiving satisfactory proof, the
      court shall issue an order directing the landowner or landowners to
      comply with the administrative order previously issued by the
      commissioners.  The court may modify such administrative order if
      deemed necessary.  Notice of the court order shall be given either by
      personal service or by restricted certified mail to each of the
      persons to whom the order is directed, who may within thirty days
      from the date of the court order appeal to the supreme court.  Any
      person who fails to comply with a court order issued pursuant to this
      section within the time specified in such order, unless the order has
      been stayed pending an appeal, shall be deemed in contempt of court
      and may be punished accordingly.  
         Section History: Early Form
         [C73, 75, 77, 79, 81, § 467A.50] 
         Section History: Recent Form
         C93, § 161A.50
         Referred to in § 161A.48, 161A.61, 161A.74