House Amendment 1590


PAG LIN




     1  1    Amend Senate File 200, as amended, passed, and
     1  2 reprinted by the Senate, as follows:
     1  3 #1.  Page 2, by inserting after line 23 the
     1  4 following:
     1  5    <Sec.    .  Section 359A.18, subsection 3, Code
     1  6 2007, is amended to read as follows:
     1  7    3.  Three wires, A barbed wire fence which complies
     1  8 with requirements adopted by A.S.T.M. (American
     1  9 society for testing and materials) international.  The
     1 10 fence must have at least five wires.  The fence posts
     1 11 must be set not more than one rod apart.  Each wire
     1 12 must be barbed with not less than thirty=six iron
     1 13 barbs of two points each, or twenty=six iron barbs of
     1 14 four points each, on each rod of wire, or of four
     1 15 wires, two three thus barbed and two smooth, the wires
     1 16 to be firmly fastened to posts not more than two rods
     1 17 apart, with not less than two stays between posts, or
     1 18 with posts not more than one rod apart without such
     1 19 stays, the.  The top wire to must not be not more than
     1 20 fifty=four nor less than forty=eight inches in height.
     1 21    Sec.    .  Section 359A.19, Code 2007, is amended
     1 22 to read as follows:
     1 23    359A.19  DUTY TO MAINTAIN TIGHT FENCES.
     1 24    All partition fences may be made tight by the party
     1 25 desiring it, and when that party's portion is so
     1 26 completed, and securely fastened to good substantial
     1 27 posts, set firmly in the ground, not more than twenty
     1 28 feet one rod apart, the adjoining property owner shall
     1 29 construct the adjoining owner's portion of the
     1 30 adjoining fence, in a lawful tight manner, same to be
     1 31 securely fastened to good substantial posts, set
     1 32 firmly in the ground, not more than twenty feet one
     1 33 rod apart.
     1 34    Sec.    .  Section 359A.20, Code 2007, is amended
     1 35 to read as follows:
     1 36    359A.20  TIGHT FENCE.
     1 37    All tight partition fences shall consist of:
     1 38    1.  A wire fence which complies with requirements
     1 39 adopted by A.S.T.M. (American society for testing and
     1 40 materials) international.  The fence must have at
     1 41 least five wires.  The fence posts must be set not
     1 42 more than one rod apart.  In addition, the fence must
     1 43 consist of any of the following:
     1 44    a.  Not less than twenty=six inches of substantial
     1 45 woven wire on the bottom, with three strands of barbed
     1 46 wire with not less than thirty=six barbs of at least
     1 47 two points to the rod, on top, the top wire to be not
     1 48 less than forty=eight inches, nor more than fifty=four
     1 49 inches high.
     1 50    2.  b.  Good substantial woven wire not less than
     2  1 forty=eight inches nor more than fifty=four inches
     2  2 high with the remaining wire barbed, including one
     2  3 barbed wire of not less than thirty=six barbs of two
     2  4 points to the rod, not more than four inches above
     2  5 said woven wire.
     2  6    3.  2.  Any other kind of fence which the fence
     2  7 viewers consider to be equivalent to a tight partition
     2  8 fence or which meets standards established by the
     2  9 department of agriculture and land stewardship by rule
     2 10 as equivalent to a tight partition fence.>
     2 11 #2.  Title page, line 3, by inserting after the
     2 12 word <fence,> the following:  <providing standards for
     2 13 fences,>.
     2 14 #3.  By renumbering as necessary.
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     2 17                               
     2 18 WHITAKER of Van Buren
     2 19 SF 200.301 82
     2 20 da/cf/8835

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