Iowa § 353.1A Board may establish

Iowa Statutes

§ 353.1A — Board may establish

Iowa § 353.1A

Title IXLOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 353COUNTY LIMESTONE QUARRIES

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Iowa Code § 353.1A (2026).

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The board of supervisors of any county where there is no privately owned quarry, or when
a privately owned quarry is unable to supply limestone in the same amount and at the same
price and terms, shall have the jurisdiction, power and authority, at any regular, special
or adjourned session to establish, locate, acquire by purchase or lease for the county use,
any limestone quarry not at that time being operated by private individuals, corporations
or associations, suitable for agricultural purposes. Such quarry shall not be so established,
located, acquired, or leased unless and until the board has determined by actual investigation
that the county can produce by such method lime at less cost than lime of the same quality
may be purchased by the county and delivered in the county from othe

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The board of supervisors of any county where there is no privately owned quarry, or when
a privately owned quarry is unable to supply limestone in the same amount and at the same
price and terms, shall have the jurisdiction, power and authority, at any regular, special
or adjourned session to establish, locate, acquire by purchase or lease for the county use,
any limestone quarry not at that time being operated by private individuals, corporations
or associations, suitable for agricultural purposes. Such quarry shall not be so established,
located, acquired, or leased unless and until the board has determined by actual investigation
that the county can produce by such method lime at less cost than lime of the same quality
may be purchased by the county and delivered in the county from other sources.