Iowa Code r. 561-3.2 - Submission of information
(1)
Submission of information generally. Submissions should be
made directly to the division of the department for whose use the materials are
intended. Any person who submits materials should enclose a cover letter which
states clearly and concisely the use for which they are intended. Although the
department will attempt to return unsolicited information if requested, it
cannot guarantee return.
(2)
Exceptions. When information is submitted pursuant to another
provision of these rules, the material should be submitted in accordance with
any applicable instructions contained in such statute or rule. Some examples of
such reporting include report of hazardous conditions pursuant to 567-subrule
131.2(1), wastewater bypasses pursuant to 567-subrule 63.6(2), manure releases
pursuant to 567-paragraph 65.2(9)"a," and excess air emissions
pursuant to 567-subrule 24.1(2). Examples of other submissions include requests
for confidential treatment of information in rule
561-2.5 (17A,22), petitions for
rule making in rule 561-5.1 (17A), and petitions for
declaratory rulings in rule
561-6.1 (17A) and
complaints.
(3)
Hunting,
fishing, and trapping violations. Suspected violations of hunting,
fishing, and trapping laws may be reported at any time by dialing toll-free
1-800-532-2020. Callers remain anonymous.
(4)
Emergency incident
reports. The 24-hour emergency telephone number for the reporting of
hazardous conditions as provided in 567-subrule 131.2(1) (Iowa Code section
455B.386) or emergency releases
required to be reported in accordance with the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-know Act as provided in Iowa Code section
30.8 is (515)281-8694. During
nonbusiness hours this number is answered by staff of the department of public
safety, who will obtain the caller's name, telephone number, and information
relating to the incident. This information will be forwarded to staff of the
department who will contact the caller. Also, during nonbusiness hours this
number may be used to report wastewater bypasses, manure releases, and excess
air emissions.
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