203C.33 FEES.
1. The department shall charge the following fees for deposit in
the general fund:
a. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license, the
fee shall be determined on the basis of the storage capacity in
bushels of grain as follows:
(1) If the total storage capacity is one hundred thousand bushels
or less, the fee is fifty-eight dollars.
(2) If the total storage capacity is more than one hundred
thousand bushels, but not more than seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is one hundred twenty-five dollars.
(3) If the total storage capacity is more than seven hundred
fifty thousand bushels, but not more than one million five hundred
thousand bushels, the fee is one hundred ninety-one dollars.
(4) If the total storage capacity is more than one million five
hundred thousand bushels, but not more than three million bushels,
the fee is two hundred forty-nine dollars.
(5) If the total storage capacity is more than three million
bushels, but not more than four million seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is three hundred seven dollars.
(6) If the total storage capacity is more than four million seven
hundred fifty thousand bushels, but not more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is three hundred seventy-four
dollars.
(7) If the total storage capacity is more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is four hundred forty dollars.
b. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license for the
storage of products other than bulk grain, the fee shall be
determined as follows:
(1) For intended storage of products of a value of one hundred
thousand dollars or less, a fee of sixty dollars.
(2) For intended storage of products of a value greater than one
hundred thousand dollars but not greater than three hundred thousand
dollars, a fee of one hundred dollars.
(3) For intended storage of products of a value in excess of
three hundred thousand dollars, a fee of two hundred dollars.
c. For each inspection of a warehouse or station for the
purpose of licensing, a fee of twenty-five dollars, and for each
additional warehouse or station under the same license, a fee of ten
dollars.
d. For each amendment of a license, a fee of ten dollars.
e. For each amendment of a tariff, a fee of ten dollars.
f. For a duplicate license, a fee of five dollars.
g. For the reinstatement of a license, a fee of fifty
dollars.
2. Fees for new licenses issued for less than a year shall be
prorated from the date of application.
203C.33 FEES.
1. The department shall charge the following fees for deposit in
the general fund:
a. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license, the
fee shall be determined on the basis of the storage capacity in
bushels of grain as follows:
(1) If the total storage capacity is one hundred thousand bushels
or less, the fee is fifty-eight dollars.
(2) If the total storage capacity is more than one hundred
thousand bushels, but not more than seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is one hundred twenty-five dollars.
(3) If the total storage capacity is more than seven hundred
fifty thousand bushels, but not more than one million five hundred
thousand bushels, the fee is one hundred ninety-one dollars.
(4) If the total storage capacity is more than one million five
hundred thousand bushels, but not more than three million bushels,
the fee is two hundred forty-nine dollars.
(5) If the total storage capacity is more than three million
bushels, but not more than four million seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is three hundred seven dollars.
(6) If the total storage capacity is more than four million seven
hundred fifty thousand bushels, but not more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is three hundred seventy-four
dollars.
(7) If the total storage capacity is more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is four hundred forty dollars.
b. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license for the
storage of products other than bulk grain, the fee shall be
determined as follows:
(1) For intended storage of products of a value of one hundred
thousand dollars or less, a fee of sixty dollars.
(2) For intended storage of products of a value greater than one
hundred thousand dollars but not greater than three hundred thousand
dollars, a fee of one hundred dollars.
(3) For intended storage of products of a value in excess of
three hundred thousand dollars, a fee of two hundred dollars.
c. For each inspection of a warehouse or station for the
purpose of licensing, a fee of twenty-five dollars, and for each
additional warehouse or station under the same license, a fee of ten
dollars.
d. For each amendment of a license, a fee of ten dollars.
e. For each amendment of a tariff, a fee of ten dollars.
f. For a duplicate license, a fee of five dollars.
g. For the reinstatement of a license, a fee of fifty
dollars.
2. Fees for new licenses issued for less than a year shall be
prorated from the date of application.
203C.33 FEES.
1. The department shall charge the following fees for deposit in
the general fund:
a. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license, the
fee shall be determined on the basis of the storage capacity in
bushels of grain as follows:
(1) If the total storage capacity is one hundred thousand bushels
or less, the fee is fifty-eight dollars.
(2) If the total storage capacity is more than one hundred
thousand bushels, but not more than seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is one hundred twenty-five dollars.
(3) If the total storage capacity is more than seven hundred
fifty thousand bushels, but not more than one million five hundred
thousand bushels, the fee is one hundred ninety-one dollars.
(4) If the total storage capacity is more than one million five
hundred thousand bushels, but not more than three million bushels,
the fee is two hundred forty-nine dollars.
(5) If the total storage capacity is more than three million
bushels, but not more than four million seven hundred fifty thousand
bushels, the fee is three hundred seven dollars.
(6) If the total storage capacity is more than four million seven
hundred fifty thousand bushels, but not more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is three hundred seventy-four
dollars.
(7) If the total storage capacity is more than nine million five
hundred thousand bushels, the fee is four hundred forty dollars.
b. For the issuance or renewal of a warehouse license for the
storage of products other than bulk grain, the fee shall be
determined as follows:
(1) For intended storage of products of a value of one hundred
thousand dollars or less, a fee of sixty dollars.
(2) For intended storage of products of a value greater than one
hundred thousand dollars but not greater than three hundred thousand
dollars, a fee of one hundred dollars.
(3) For intended storage of products of a value in excess of
three hundred thousand dollars, a fee of two hundred dollars.
c. For each inspection of a warehouse or station for the
purpose of licensing, a fee of twenty-five dollars, and for each
additional warehouse or station under the same license, a fee of ten
dollars.
d. For each amendment of a license, a fee of ten dollars.
e. For each amendment of a tariff, a fee of ten dollars.
f. For a duplicate license, a fee of five dollars.
g. For the reinstatement of a license, a fee of fifty
dollars.
2. Fees for new licenses issued for less than a year shall be
prorated from the date of application.
