Iowa Administrative Code

10.20(1) The presiding officer shall rule on admissibility of evidence and may take official notice of facts. 10.20(2) Stipulation of facts is encouraged. 10.20(3) Evidence shall be confined to the issues on which there has been fair notice prior to the hearing. The presiding off…

10.21(1) If a party fails to appear in a contested case proceeding or prehearing conference after proper service of notice, the presiding officer may either find the party to be in default or, if no adjournment is granted, proceed with the hearing and render a decision in the abs…

10.22(1) Ex parte communications are those communications, oral or written, to an ALJ or other decision-maker in a contested case without notice and an opportunity for all parties to be heard. Ex parte communication is prohibited except as provided in Iowa Code section 17A.17 or …

10.23(1) Proposed decisions. Except as otherwise provided by law, when the agency did not preside at the reception of evidence, the ALJ shall issue a proposed decision based on the record of the contested case that includes findings of fact and conclusions of law stated separatel…

conducting contested case hearings and other related prehearing matters. 10.24(1) In scheduling hearings, boards will consult with the division to determine the availability of an ALJ. The board will determine the time and place of hearing. 10.24(2) Review of proposed decisions. …

mechanized means. The division may provide a copy of the audio recording to any party to a pending proceeding upon request. Parties may arrange for a hearing to be recorded by certified shorthand reporters but shall bear the cost unless otherwise provided by law. Parties are to a…

to the division of any final agency decision, petition for judicial review, and ruling on judicial review. [ARC 0462D, IAB 8/5/26, effective 10/1/26]

applicant or permittee may appeal a decision to deny an application for a permit to carry weapons or acquire firearms or to suspend or revoke a permit to carry weapons or acquire firearms pursuant to Iowa Code section 724.21A and this chapter. To the extent this rule is inconsist…

or a printed transcript of the hearing when a record of the hearing is requested. The cost of providing the recording or preparing the transcript shall be paid by the requesting party. Parties who request that a hearing be recorded by certified shorthand reporters shall bear the …

effective 1/24/18. See 481—Chapter 15. These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code sections 10A.104, 10A.202, 17A.10 to 17A.17, 17A.19, 17A.22, 272C.1 and 272C.6. [Filed emergency 7/1/86—published 7/16/86, effective 7/1/86] [Filed 2/6/87, Notice 10/8/86—published 2/25/87, eff…

4.1(34). For good cause, the presiding officer may extend or shorten the time to take any action, except as provided otherwise by rule or law. [ARC 0462D, IAB 8/5/26, effective 10/1/26]

to the agency with subject matter jurisdiction. That agency shall determine whether to initiate a contested case proceeding. [ARC 0462D, IAB 8/5/26, effective 10/1/26]

10.5(1) The agency shall transmit the matter either by creating a new case in AEDMS or by submitting a transmittal form. The following information is required: a. The name of the transmitting agency; b. The name, address, email address, and telephone number of the contact person …

10.6(1) A contested case is commenced when the division or board issues a notice of hearing or notice of prehearing conference. Responsibility for issuance of the notice and the manner of service shall be resolved by agreement between the division and the transmitting agency or b…

officer holds the discretion to conduct hearings by telephone conference, video conference, or in person. Upon request, the presiding officer may allow witnesses to testify remotely, either via phone or video, in an in-person hearing. [ARC 0462D, IAB 8/5/26, effective 10/1/26]

criteria. 10.8(1) Agency hearings. The division will promptly schedule hearings, with consideration of the availability of an ALJ, the requests of the parties or transmitting agency, and any special circumstances. 10.8(2) Board hearings. When a board requests an ALJ to assist wit…

listed in 481—subrule 15.2(11) or as otherwise required by law. [ARC 0462D, IAB 8/5/26, effective 10/1/26]

specifically defined in 481—Chapters 101 through 106, the following definitions apply to all social and charitable gambling rules: “Bingo supplies and equipment” means a machine, display board, monitor, card, bingo paper, or any other implement or provision used in the conduct of…

100.10(1) A copy of the rules for a raffle shall be available upon request and include the following: a. Methods of awarding a prize, including the date the prize is won; b. Prices to play, including discounts; and c. Whether a sufficient number of entries must be sold in order f…

100.11(1) Amusement concession licensees. The maximum prize limit for games of skill and games of chance is $950 in merchandise. 100.11(2) QOs. The following table provides prize limits for types of gambling conducted by QOs. Type of gambling Prize limits Games of skill and games…

licenses issued under Iowa Code chapter 99B. Other than during a game night, games in the following list are unlawful: 1. Punchboard, 2. Pushcard, 3. Craps, 4. Chuck-a-luck, 5. Roulette, 6. Klondike, 7. Blackjack, 8. Baccarat, 9. Equality, or 10. Three-card monte. [ARC 0014D, IAB…

requirements apply. 100.13(1) Disbursement journal. Records of expenses and dedicated and distributed money are as follows: a. The date of expenditure, the name of the payee, a description of the purpose of payment, the amount of payment, and the method of payment. b. The purpose…

100.14(1) A report will be submitted even if no gambling activity occurred during the reporting period. 100.14(2) Reports may be completed online by visiting dial.iowa.gov and clicking on the link for “Social and Charitable Gambling.” A paper version of the annual gambling report…

accordance with procedures set out in 481—Chapter 10 and Iowa Code chapter 17A. When an appeal is received, the status of the license is governed by the following. 100.15(1) Denial of untimely or insufficient renewal application. If a renewal application is not timely or sufficie…

100.16(1) Timing. The license must be in effect before promotions for the raffle can begin. The gambling event begins when the first entry is sold and ends when winning numbers are drawn. If an organization obtains a temporary license to conduct a raffle, the entirety of the raff…

100.17(1) Proof of expense. No expense item shall be allowed without a proper receipt, paid invoice, or canceled check or be paid from an outside source. The burden of proof is on the licensee to show that all expenses were incurred exclusively and directly as a result of the gam…

100.18(1) Examples. The following examples illustrate methods to determine net receipts, allowable expenses, and the amount requested to be dedicated and distributed. a. Example 1. When sales tax is not included in gross receipts, sales tax need not be deducted to arrive at net r…

electronic raffle systems. Requirements are set forth in Iowa Code section 99B.32. 100.19(1) Reserved. 100.19(2) Application. The applicant shall comply with the requirements of Iowa Code chapter 99B, administrative rules of the department, and other applicable state or federal l…

that shall be prominently displayed at the gambling location. 100.2(1) Types of gambling licenses—QOs. A QO may apply for the six following license types, each of which permits the activities listed. A QO with a one-year or two-year license may apply for a very large raffle licen…

holder shall meet the following requirements: 100.20(1) Products will be manufactured and sold by an Iowa-licensed manufacturer or distributor. 100.20(2) Products will be supplies and equipment used in connection with the game of bingo as defined in Iowa Code section 99B.1. The f…

the following requirements apply to electronic raffles: 100.21(1) Reserved. 100.21(2) All entries will be included in the drawing. 100.21(3) The sale of raffle entries and the drawing of the winning entry will take place within the same calendar day. [ARC 0014D, IAB 1/21/26, effe…

chapter 99B, the following standards apply to gambling licenses. 100.3(1) Applications. Applications may be completed online by visiting dial.iowa.gov and clicking on the link for “Social and Charitable Gambling.” A paper application may be requested from the Social and Charitabl…

Code chapter 99B is not honored for payment by the bank on which the check is drafted, the department will notify the applicant of the need to provide sufficient payment before the license will be issued. An additional fee of $25 will be assessed for each dishonored check. [ARC 0…

shall comply with all applicable federal and state laws regarding payment card processing and the protection of personal information. [ARC 0014D, IAB 1/21/26, effective 2/25/26]

of skill, game of chance, or raffle may participate in the game or raffle. An individual “conducts” a raffle if the individual directly participates in the mechanism of selection of the prize, such as drawing the winning entry. An individual “conducts” a game of skill or game of …

shall be posted on a sign near the front of the playing area in large, easily readable print or made available electronically at each player’s location before the player forfeits money to play the game and include: 1. The name and mailing address of the licensee; 2. Prices to pla…

apply: “Board” means the same as in Iowa Code section 544C.1(1). “CIDQ” means the Council for Interior Design Qualification. “Department” means the same as in Iowa Code section 544C.1(4). “Registered interior design” means the same as in Iowa Code section 544C.1(9). “Registered i…

1001.2(1) The purpose of the board is to administer and enforce the provisions of Iowa Code chapter 544C. The board has promulgated these rules to clarify the board’s intent and procedures. 1001.2(2) The primary mission of the board is to protect the public interest. All board ru…

chairperson and a vice-chairperson. A quorum of the board is four members, and all final motions and actions must receive a majority vote. The board enforces the provisions of Iowa Code chapter 544C and maintains a roster of all registered interior designers in the state. 1001.3(…

21.4. The first meeting scheduled after April 30 is the annual meeting. The chairperson and vice chairperson are elected at the annual meeting. The chairperson and vice chairperson serve one-year terms. The newly elected officers assume the duties of their respective offices at t…

time and place of which may be fixed by vote of the board, a meeting may be called by the chairperson of the board or by joint call of a majority of its members. [ARC 9023C, IAB 3/19/25, effective 4/23/25]

committees of members of the board for the purpose of making recommendations on matters specified by the board. [ARC 9023C, IAB 3/19/25, effective 4/23/25]

uniform rules for the department at 7—Chapter 2504. [ARC 9023C, IAB 3/19/25, effective 4/23/25; Editorial change: IAC Supplement 8/5/26] These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code chapters 17A, 21, 22, 252J, 261, 272C and 544C. [Filed 9/21/06, Notice 8/16/06—published 10/11/…

approved application and satisfy the interior design education, practical training, examination, and fee requirements established by this rule. 1002.1(1) Education and practical training. An applicant for registration shall meet the education and training requirements set forth i…

biennially on June 30. Certificates issued to registrants with last names beginning with A through K expire on June 30 of even-numbered years and certificates issued to registrants with last names beginning with L through Z expire on June 30 of odd-numbered years. However, a regi…