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  1  1    Section 1.  Section 321G.4, unnumbered paragraphs 1 and 2,
  1  2 Code 2003, are amended to read as follows:
  1  3    The owner of each all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile
  1  4 required to be numbered shall register it every two years, and
  1  5 the owner of each snowmobile required to be numbered shall
  1  6 register it annually, with the county recorder of the county
  1  7 in which the owner resides or, if the owner is a nonresident,
  1  8 the owner shall register it in the county in which the all-
  1  9 terrain vehicle or snowmobile is principally used.  The
  1 10 commission has supervisory responsibility over the
  1 11 registration of all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles and shall
  1 12 provide each county recorder with registration forms and
  1 13 certificates and shall allocate identification numbers to each
  1 14 county.
  1 15    The owner of the all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile shall
  1 16 file an application for registration with the appropriate
  1 17 county recorder on forms provided by the commission.  The
  1 18 application shall be completed and signed by the owner of the
  1 19 all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile and shall be accompanied by
  1 20 a fee of twenty-five dollars for an all-terrain vehicle or
  1 21 fifteen dollars for a snowmobile, and a writing fee.  An all-
  1 22 terrain vehicle or a snowmobile shall not be registered by the
  1 23 county recorder until the county recorder is presented with
  1 24 receipts, bills of sale, or other satisfactory evidence that
  1 25 the sales or use tax has been paid for the purchase of the
  1 26 all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile or that the owner is exempt
  1 27 from paying the tax.  However, an owner of an all-terrain
  1 28 vehicle, except an all-terrain vehicle purchased new on or
  1 29 after January 1, 1990, may apply for registration without
  1 30 proof of sales or use tax paid until one year after January 1,
  1 31 1990.  An all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile that has an
  1 32 expired registration certificate from another state may be
  1 33 registered in this state upon proper application, payment of
  1 34 all applicable registration and writing fees, and payment of a
  1 35 penalty of five dollars for an all-terrain vehicle or two
  2  1 dollars and fifty cents for a snowmobile.
  2  2    Sec. 2.  Section 321G.6, Code 2003, is amended to read as
  2  3 follows:
  2  4    321G.6  REGISTRATION – RENEWAL – TRANSFER.
  2  5    1.  Every all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile registration
  2  6 certificate and number issued expires at midnight December 31,
  2  7 and renewals expire every two years thereafter unless sooner
  2  8 terminated or discontinued in accordance with this chapter.
  2  9 After the first day of September each even-numbered year, an
  2 10 unregistered all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile and renewals
  2 11 may be registered or a registration may be renewed for the
  2 12 subsequent biennium beginning January 1.  An all-terrain
  2 13 vehicle or snowmobile registered between January 1 and
  2 14 September 1 of even-numbered years shall be registered for a
  2 15 fee of twelve dollars and fifty cents for the remainder of the
  2 16 registration period.
  2 17    After the first day of September in even-numbered years an
  2 18 unregistered all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile may be
  2 19 registered for the remainder of the current registration
  2 20 period and for the subsequent registration period in one
  2 21 transaction.  The fee shall be five dollars for the remainder
  2 22 of the current period, in addition to the registration fee of
  2 23 twenty-five dollars for an all-terrain vehicle and twenty-five
  2 24 dollars for a snowmobile for the subsequent biennium beginning
  2 25 January 1, and a writing fee.
  2 26    2.  Every snowmobile registration certificate and number
  2 27 issued expires at midnight December 31, unless sooner
  2 28 terminated or discontinued in accordance with this chapter.
  2 29 After the first day of September each year, an unregistered
  2 30 snowmobile may be registered or a registration may be renewed
  2 31 for the subsequent year beginning January 1.  A snowmobile
  2 32 registered between June 1 and September 1 shall be registered
  2 33 for a fee of seven dollars and fifty cents for the remainder
  2 34 of the registration period.
  2 35    After the first day of September, a snowmobile may be
  3  1 registered for the remainder of the current registration
  3  2 period and for the subsequent registration period in one
  3  3 transaction.  The fee shall be two dollars and fifty cents for
  3  4 the remainder of the current period, in addition to the
  3  5 registration fee of fifteen dollars for the subsequent year
  3  6 beginning January 1, and a writing fee.
  3  7    3.  Registration certificates and numbers for all-terrain
  3  8 vehicles and snowmobiles may be renewed upon application of
  3  9 the owner in the same manner as provided in securing the
  3 10 original registration.  The all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile
  3 11 registration fee is in lieu of personal property tax for each
  3 12 year of the registration.
  3 13    4.  An expired all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile
  3 14 registration may be renewed for the same fee as if the owner
  3 15 is securing the original registration plus a penalty of five
  3 16 dollars for an all-terrain vehicle or two dollars and fifty
  3 17 cents for a snowmobile, and a writing fee.
  3 18    All all-terrain vehicles used on public land must be
  3 19 registered within six months following January 1, 1990, unless
  3 20 otherwise exempt.
  3 21    5.  When a person, after registering an all-terrain vehicle
  3 22 or snowmobile, moves from the address shown on the
  3 23 registration certificate, the person shall, within ten days,
  3 24 notify the county recorder in writing of the move and the
  3 25 person's new address.
  3 26    6.  Upon the transfer of ownership of an all-terrain
  3 27 vehicle or snowmobile, the owner shall complete the form on
  3 28 the back of the title, if any, and registration, if any, and
  3 29 deliver both to the purchaser or transferee when the all-
  3 30 terrain vehicle or snowmobile is delivered.  If the all-
  3 31 terrain vehicle or snowmobile is not titled, the owner shall
  3 32 complete the form on the back of the current registration
  3 33 certificate and shall deliver the certificate to the purchaser
  3 34 or transferee at the time of delivering the all-terrain
  3 35 vehicle or snowmobile.  If the all-terrain vehicle or
  4  1 snowmobile has not been titled and has not been registered,
  4  2 the owner shall deliver an affidavit for an unregistered and
  4  3 untitled all-terrain vehicle or snowmobile to the purchaser or
  4  4 transferee.  The purchaser or transferee shall, within thirty
  4  5 days of transfer, file a new application form with the county
  4  6 recorder with a fee of one dollar and the writing fee, and a
  4  7 transfer of number shall be awarded in the same manner as
  4  8 provided in an original registration.  If the purchaser or
  4  9 transferee does not file a new application form within thirty
  4 10 days of transfer, the transfer of number shall be awarded upon
  4 11 payment of all applicable fees plus a penalty of five dollars.
  4 12    All registrations must be valid for the current
  4 13 registration period prior to the transfer of any registration,
  4 14 including assignment to a dealer.
  4 15    7.  Duplicate registrations may be issued upon application
  4 16 therefor to the county recorder and the payment of the same
  4 17 fees collected for the transfer of registrations.
  4 18    8.  A motorcycle, as defined in section 321.1, subsection
  4 19 40, paragraph "a", may be registered as an all-terrain vehicle
  4 20 as provided in this section.  A motorcycle registered as an
  4 21 all-terrain vehicle may participate in all programs
  4 22 established for all-terrain vehicles under this chapter except
  4 23 for the safety instruction and certification program.
  4 24    Sec. 3.  Section 321G.7, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2003,
  4 25 is amended to read as follows:
  4 26    Within ten days after the end of each month, a county
  4 27 recorder shall remit to the commission the all-terrain vehicle
  4 28 and snowmobile fees collected by the recorder during the
  4 29 previous month.  Before January 10 of odd-numbered years for
  4 30 all-terrain vehicles and each year for snowmobiles, a recorder
  4 31 shall remit unused license forms from the previous biennium
  4 32 registration period to the commission.  
  4 33                           EXPLANATION
  4 34    This bill requires annual registration of snowmobiles and
  4 35 establishes a $15 fee, plus a writing fee, for the
  5  1 registration.  Currently, snowmobiles are registered every
  5  2 other year upon payment of a $25 fee plus a writing fee.
  5  3    The bill amends related Code provisions to correspond to
  5  4 the change to annual registration.  
  5  5 LSB 1442XS 80
  5  6 dea/cl/14
     

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