# Reports to federal agencies.

**Citation:** 199 IAC 10.13  
**Type / status:** regulation / current  
**Agency:** Iowa Utilities Commission  
**Effective:** 2025-07-16  
**Published:** 2026-08-19

10.13(1) Upon submission of any incident, annual, or other report to the U.S. Department of Transportation pursuant to 49 CFR Part 191 or Part 192, a pipeline company shall file a copy of the report with the commission. The commission shall also be advised of any telephonic incident report made by t

## Document text

10.13(1) Upon submission of any incident, annual, or other report to the U.S. Department of Transportation pursuant to 49 CFR Part 191 or Part 192, a pipeline company shall file a copy of the report with the commission. The commission shall also be advised of any telephonic incident report made by the pipeline company.

10.13(2) In addition to incident reports required by 49 CFR Part 191, the commission shall be notified of any incident or accident where the economic damage exceeds $15,000 or results in loss of service to 50 or more customers. The pipeline company shall notify the commission, as soon as possible, of any incident by emailing the duty officer at dutyofficer@iuc.iowa.gov or, if email is not available, by calling the commission duty officer at 515.745.2332. The cost of gas lost due to the incident shall not be considered in calculating the economic damage of the incident.

10.13(3) Utilities operating in other states shall provide the commission data for Iowa only.

## Provenance

- Official: Yes
- Source: <https://www.legis.iowa.gov/DOCS/ACO/IAC/LINC/Chapter.199.10.pdf>
- Source ID: `ia-legislature-pipeline-safety`
- SHA-256: `e89e7b638f5e2dafbf132f0bd75c0c15b78a765b23403258c9d7b01f67b4baca`
- Retrieved: 2026-08-20T08:17:15.771Z
- Exported: 2026-08-25T21:03:11.573Z
- Document slug: `ia-iac-199-10-13`

### Source metadata

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  "chapter": "199 IAC chapter 10",
  "exactScope": "This bounded corpus contains every current rule in 199 IAC chapters 10 and 19, the two chapters identified by the Iowa Utilities Commission pipeline-safety page, plus 15 selected Iowa Code sections that directly establish gas-utility applicability, inspection and rulemaking authority, enforcement, penalties, and acceptance of federal pipeline-safety aid. It does not claim all Iowa pipeline law or all of Iowa Code chapters 476 and 479.",
  "excludedScope": "Excluded are hazardous-liquid safety (which the IUC says remains exclusively with PHMSA), hazardous-liquid permitting in 199 IAC chapter 13 and Iowa Code chapter 479B, damage prevention and one-call law, agricultural restoration chapter 9, railroad-crossing chapter 42, general procedure and filing chapters, permits/orders/forms, privately owned propane service, and federal or private incorporated text. Former 199 IAC chapter 12 is inventoried as repealed and is not searchable.",
  "applicabilityCaveat": "Applicability depends on IUC jurisdiction, public-utility or pipeline-company status, intrastate versus interstate status, the gas and facility involved, customer count, rate regulation, exemptions, federal preemption, waivers, permits, tariffs, and Commission orders. Iowa inspects interstate gas operators only as PHMSA's agent; federal authorities retain enforcement. Chapter 19 is limited to rate-regulated gas utilities except where another law or order extends a duty.",
  "incorporationCaveat": "The rules incorporate or reference 49 CFR Parts 191, 192, 193, and 199; ASME B31.8-2022; NFPA 59-2024, NFPA 54-2024, and NFPA 501A-2021; other Iowa rules and statutes; federal forms and interpretations; and utility tariffs. The connector records citations but does not reproduce incorporated federal or private material, decide which edition controls beyond the state text, or grant rights in private standards.",
  "publicationCaveat": "The current IAC chapter listings dated August 5, 2026 are used to prove chapter and rule inventory; their official PDF and DOCX-formatted 'RTF' artifacts are archived independently. The official 2026 Iowa Code was published December 22, 2025. The live 2026 Code & Acts Sections Amended report is provisional; signed HF 2799 sections 23 and 24, effective July 1, 2026, are preserved as overlays to selected sections 476.1B and 476.2. Any unexpected selected-section amendment causes refresh failure.",
  "rights": "Iowa legal text and other government edicts are preserved with official attribution and cryptographic provenance. Public access does not grant rights in agency seals, website presentation, forms, utility filings, incorporated federal compilations, or privately authored standards; redistribution of those materials requires a separate rights review.",
  "references": [
    {
      "citation": "49 CFR 191",
      "referenceType": "code-of-federal-regulations"
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  "sourceHistory": "[ARC 9348C, IAB 6/11/25, effective 7/16/25]",
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