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IAC Rule 567.69.12
Iowa Administrative Code
Drip irrigation. General design. Pretreatment required. Separation from groundwater. Maximum hillside slope. Additional specifications. Emitter layout. Discharge rate. Grid size. Field size. Depth of drip lines. Interconnection.
Published: 02/11/2009
Tagged topics: irrigation
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 69 ONSITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
IAC Rule 441.77.40
Iowa Administrative Code
Lead inspection agencies.
Published: 01/14/2009
Enabling Statutes: 249A.4 , 249A.4
Tagged topics: lead
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT CHAPTER 77 CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION FOR PROVIDERS OF MEDICAL AND REMEDIAL CARE
IAC Rule 567.41.4
Iowa Administrative Code
Lead, copper, and corrosivity. Lead, copper, and corrosivity regulation by the setting of a treatment technique requirement. Applicability. Action levels. Lead and copper tap water monitoring requirements. Water quality parameter monitoring requir...
Published: 04/11/2018
Tagged topics: copper,  lead
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 41 WATER SUPPLIES
IAC Rule 567.43.7
Iowa Administrative Code
Lead and copper treatment techniques. Corrosion control treatment for lead and copper control. Applicability. Determination that a system has optimized corrosion control. Requirements to recommence corrosion control steps. Treatment steps and dead...
Published: 04/11/2018
Tagged topics: copper,  lead
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 43 WATER SUPPLIES—DESIGN AND OPERATION
IAC Rule 567.51.7
Iowa Administrative Code
Excavation and processing of rock and gravel products.
Published: 06/07/2006
Tagged topics: gravel,  stones
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 51 WATER PERMIT OR REGISTRATION—WHEN REQUIRED
IAC Rule 567.93.5
Iowa Administrative Code
Livestock water quality facilities requirements. Livestock water quality facilities assistance. Eligible project costs. Applicant eligibility. Eligible projects. Funding formula. Applying for assistance. Project review and approval. Duration of th...
Published: 03/10/2010
Tagged topics: animal feeding operations,  livestock
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 93 NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL SET-ASIDE PROGRAMS
IAC Rule 571.33.30
Iowa Administrative Code
County conservation account. Allocation of funds. Expenditure guidelines. Project planning and review committee. Project selection criteria. Availability of funds. Certification procedures. Fund distribution schedule. Special account. Grant application sc
Published: 01/16/2008
Tagged topics: conservation boards,  county government
NATURAL RESOURCE COMMISSION CHAPTER 33 RESOURCE ENHANCEMENT AND PROTECTION PROGRAM
IAC Rule 441.106.10
Iowa Administrative Code
Record checks.
Published: 03/29/2017
Tagged topics: buildings,  lead
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT CHAPTER 106
IAC Rule 567.72.13
Iowa Administrative Code
Animal feeding operation structures. Confinement feeding operation structures located on the flood plain of a major water source. Other animal feeding operation structures. Location. Flood protection.
Published: 06/11/2003
Tagged topics: animal feeding operations
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMISSION CHAPTER 72 CRITERIA FOR APPROVAL