What changed in HF 710
The bill as introduced, compared with the version both chambers passed (91st General Assembly). 1 adopted amendment account for the changes.
7 passages reworded, 1 added and 1 removed; 3 of 12 unchanged.
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Section 1.
NEW SECTION. 462A.27B Dock structures —— insurance.
1. A person with a valid dock site permit and hoist class I or slip assignment class III dock permit, as provided in 571 IAC ch. 16, may construct an enclosed structure a roof to protect a hoist or slip if all of the following apply:
a. The enclosed structure roof is constructed with rust-resistant materials.
b. The enclosed structure roof is no more than thirty feet wide.
c. The enclosed structure roof is no more than twenty feet above the normal water elevation surrounding the dock.
d. The enclosed structure contains no plumbing, electricity, or enclosed storage areas, except for plumbing and electricity that complies with all applicable building code requirements, including the state plumbing code established pursuant to section 105.4 and the state building code established pursuant to section 103A.7, and is used for the sole purpose of supporting marine equipment.
d. The roof is built above the boat slip or hoist.
e. The enclosed structure roof is not used for sleeping purposes or habitation by a person.
2. To install an enclosed structure a roof on a private dock pursuant to subsection 1, a person must maintain dock liability insurance with minimum per occurrence coverage of at least one million dollars. The owner of the private dock shall be liable for any damages caused by the enclosed structure roof constructed on the private dock.
3. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, an association may establish policies additional restrictions and requirements in the association’s rules and regulations regarding the construction of an enclosed structure a roof on a private dock otherwise prohibited by dock. Restrictions and requirements adopted pursuant to the authority granted to an association under this section. subsection shall only apply to the association’s members and the association’s members’ guests.
4. For purposes of this section, “association” means a nonprofit corporation incorporated under chapter 504, named as an association, that manages a community that is located on a subdivision that is adjacent to or abuts a public lake.