Opinion on Fumigation Statutes Guides Muscatine Board
Attorney J R Hanley has written an opinion for Muscatine County Board of Supervisors on fumigation and disinfecting statutes. He concludes property owners in Muscatine township are liable for fumigation expenses while other townships may impose county liability first and owner reimbursement later. The board plans to approve about 1200 in filed bills based on the interpretation and will follow the opinion in handling costs. The document clarifies liability under Chapter 105 for smallpox nursing and fumigation, including tax reimbursements to the county from affected townships.
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Board of Supervisors
J. R. Hanley
Noble
Hanley
Muscatine Township
Muscatine County
Twenty-Ninth General Assembly
Acts of the Twenty-Ninth General Assembly
Boards of Health
Board of Health
Muscatine
Acts of the 29Th General Assembly
City of
Laws of the Twenty-Ninth General Assembly
Fred E. Schmidt
County of Muscatine
Supreme Court
Ladd
Opinion on Muscatine county fumigation liability and duties
County liability for fumigation is limited. Property owners must pay for fumigation of infected premises after proper notice, as established by the Schmidt decision. the county only covers care of sick individuals, with reimbursement limited and not supporting a $599.90 fumigation claim against Muscatine County.
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Supreme Court
Schmidt
Muscatine County
Boards of Health
D. P. Miller
J. R. Hanley
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