Relating to U.S.S. Iowa

S. Iowa (BB-61) special registration plates based on a design chosen by public vote.S. Iowa (BB-61) is a retired battleship and the lead ship of her class, having earned nine battle stars for World War II service and two for Korean Conflict service. The ship was also awarded the navy meritorious unit commendation, the navy occupation service medal, and the armed forces expeditionary medal, and was four-time recipient of the coveted navy “E” ribbon.S. Iowa (BB-61) plates from members of the public. S. Iowa (BB-61) plates by holding a vote on the DOT’s internet site.S.S. Iowa (BB-61) plates is $35.S.S. Iowa (BB-61) fee.S. Iowa (BB-61) plates may be limited to five numerals and letters if the DOT determines such a limit is necessary due to the final design of the plates.S. Iowa (BB-61) fee for letter-number designated plates is $10, which is in addition to the regular annual registration fee.S.S. Iowa (BB-61) fee and the regular annual registration fee. The fees collected by the DOT must be paid monthly to the treasurer of state and deposited in the road use tax fund.S. Iowa (BB-61) plates.S. Iowa (BB-61).S.S. Iowa (BB-61) plates. Under current law, nonprofit organizations are authorized to apply to the DOT for approval to issue a decal of the organization’s own design to be displayed on special registration plates with space reserved for an organizational decal. The nonprofit organization may charge a fee and retain any payment received for the organizational decal.34(13) sets forth the application process and certain limitations for nonprofit organizations and decal designs. The DOT is authorized to adopt rules to administer the bill, and must submit legislation for consideration by the general assembly if the final design of the plates does not comply with current law.