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2-9-5
Section 2-9-5 Payment of salaries and expenses of commissioner, members of board, department
employees, etc. The salaries and expenses of the commissioner, members of the State Board
of Agriculture and Industries, and the salaries of the employees of the Department of Agriculture
and Industries, as otherwise fixed by law, shall be payable from the Agricultural Fund and
other funds available to said department by legislative appropriation or otherwise; provided,
that the expenses of travel and type or means of transportation of such officers and employees
and other expenses incident thereto in the performance of their official duties, as otherwise
provided by law, and proof thereof, shall be subject to rules and regulations approved by
the State Board of Agriculture and Industries as to the manner, method or system of payment.
The provisions of this section as to expenses shall also apply to experts and scientists
when performing duties as provided in this title or any other provision...
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8-15-5
Section 8-15-5 Permit - Investigation of building and applicant. (a) Upon the filing
of an application with the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries to secure a permit for
the operation of a public warehouse, the commissioner or his duly authorized agent shall make
such investigation as necessary to ascertain whether or not the statements contained in such
application are true and correct, whether or not the building, structure, or protected enclosure
is reasonably suited or adequate for the purpose for which it is intended to be used and whether
or not there has been a compliance with all conditions as required by the law and the rules
and regulations of the State Board of Agriculture and Industries relative to public warehouses.
(b) The Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries may investigate and consider the responsibility,
reliability, and qualifications, as well as the capacity of the person or persons filing with
him an application, for a permit to operate a public...
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2-11-96
Section 2-11-96 Grading by samples. The grade of grain shall be determined at such points
as inspectors of the department may be located, by actual sampling, grading and inspection.
Such grain delivered at points where an agent or inspector of the department may not be located
shall be graded on the basis of fair samples guaranteed to be such in writing by the buyer
and seller. Such samples shall be taken in the manner prescribed by the commissioner, under
the rules and regulations promulgated by the State Board of Agriculture and Industries. Certificates
issued on the basis of fair samples guaranteed to be such by the buyer and seller shall state
only the grade of such samples. (Ag. Code 1927, §327; Code 1940, T. 2, §322.)...
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2-11-97
Section 2-11-97 Appeal from grading. (a) Any person aggrieved by the grading by any
employee of the commissioner of any grain for which federal standards have been adopted by
the state may appeal such grading in accordance with the provisions of the United States Grain
Standards Act and regulations promulgated thereunder. (b) Any person aggrieved by the grading
by any employee of the commissioner of any grain for which federal standards have not been
fixed but for which state grades have been established under the provisions of this article
may appeal the question to the commissioner. The commissioner shall make such tests as shall
be deemed necessary to determine the correct grade of the grain in question and, after making
such tests, shall issue or cause to be issued an appeal grade certificate to all interested
parties. Said certificate shall take such form as is prescribed by the commissioner in the
rules and regulations promulgated by the State Board of Agriculture and Industries....
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2-20-1
Section 2-20-1 Size, marking, etc., of sacks, bags, etc., in which corn, oats, rye,
cotton seed hulls, etc., to be sold generally. Oats, rye, corn, wheat, barley and cotton seed
hulls shall be sold in the following prescribed quantities: (1) Oats in sacks containing two
and one-half and five bushels, weighing, respectively, 80 and 160 net pounds; (2) Rye and
corn in two and two and one-half bushel sacks weighing 112 and 140 pounds net, respectively;
(3) Wheat in two and two and one-half bushel sacks weighing, respectively, 120 and 150 pounds;
(4) Barley in two and three bushel sacks weighing, respectively, 96 and 144 pounds; and (5)
Cotton seed hulls in 100 pound sacks or bags. Such sacks, bags or packages shall have plainly
marked or stenciled thereon in large type and figures the net quantities required by this
section and the name and address of the manufacturer or other person responsible for
placing the product on the market as well as the grade as established by the State Board...
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32-9-32
Section 32-9-32 Scales. The Director of the Department of Transportation is authorized
to designate, furnish instructions to, prescribe rules and regulations for the conduct of,
and to supervise official stations for determining the weight of motor vehicles at such points
as it may be deemed necessary. Such designated weighing devices shall be checked by the weights
and measures division of the Department of Agriculture and Industries and certified to be
correct within the tolerances prescribed under the rules and regulations established by the
state Department of Agriculture and Industries, and checks shall be made at such points as
is deemed necessary by the weights and measures division of the Department of Agriculture
and Industries. All stations shall comply with the requirements of the director and shall
be available for the use of all officers in the enforcement of this chapter. The expense of
weighing such motor vehicles shall be paid out of any funds made available for the use...
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45-29-90.10
Section 45-29-90.10 Levy of taxes; general fund. All revenues arising from this section
shall be deposited to the Tom Bevill Reservoir Management Area Authority general fund. This
section shall apply only to the Tom Bevill Reservoir Management Area. (1) There is
hereby levied in the incorporated area of the Tom Bevill Reservoir Management Area an additional
two cent ($.02) sales and use tax paralleling the state sales and use tax, as defined in Sections
40-23-1 to 40-23-5, inclusive, and 40-23-60 to 40-23-63, inclusive. The proceeds of the taxes
provided herein shall be collected by the State Department of Revenue. The department shall
charge the Tom Bevill Reservoir Management Area Authority for collecting the taxes in such
amount or percentage of total collections as may be agreed upon by the Commissioner of Revenue
and the Tom Bevill Reservoir Management Area Authority, but such charge shall not exceed five
percent of the total amount collected hereunder. All provisions of the state...
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8-15-7
Section 8-15-7 Permit - Bond and proof of insurance; prerequisite to issuance of permit;
filing of additional bonds; actions on bond. (a) In the event the Commissioner of Agriculture
and Industries decides that a permit to operate a public warehouse should be issued, he shall
fix the amount of the bond, which shall be furnished by the applicant and approved by the
commissioner prior to the issuance of the permit. In addition to the requirement of bond,
the commissioner may require the applicant, as a prerequisite to the issuance of such bond,
to furnish legal proof of warehouseman's legal liability insurance in effect on the commodities
to be stored in any such public warehouse. (b) Such bond shall be made with some surety company
that has complied with the laws of the State of Alabama and which has a reputation for promptly
settling claims upon their merits and shall be payable to the State of Alabama in such sum
as the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries may fix, but in no...
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2-13-2
Section 2-13-2 Purpose of article; power of board. The purpose of the provisions of
this article is to promote the dairying interest of the state, to secure to the public wholesome,
clean and nutritious milk, cream, butter and by-products of the same and to prevent frauds
upon the public in connection therewith. The State Board of Agriculture and Industries shall
have the authority and power and it shall be its duty upon the recommendation of the commissioner
to promulgate such rules and regulations as are necessary to accomplish the declared purpose
of this article and to secure the enforcement of the provisions of this article; provided,
that such rules and regulations shall not invade the domain of the public health laws or ordinances
nor restrict the powers of the State Board of Health nor the local boards of health. (Ag.
Code 1927, §48; Code 1940, T. 2, §186.)...
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2-25-6
Section 2-25-6 Inspection certificate required for nurserymen and dealers in nursery
stock; fees. (a)(1) Before any nurseryman or dealer in nursery stock may sell, offer, or expose
for sale or distribution in this state any nursery stock, he or she shall apply for and obtain
from the commissioner an inspection certificate indicating compliance with the provisions
of this article and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder. The inspection certificate
shall, among other requirements, be based upon an inspection conducted by the commissioner
of the nursery stock and the area where it is kept, stored or grown. The inspection certificate
issued by the commissioner shall expire on September 30 and shall be renewable on or before
October 1 for the succeeding fiscal year. (2) Where nursery stock is grown at more than one
location by one nurseryman, fees shall be based upon the previous year's volume of sales,
and established by rule of the Board of Agriculture and Industries, and the...
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