StateLawyers Logo Add Your Practice
Attorney Search Issue: State: City: Search for an Attorney
Home About Us Legal Resources State Resources FAQ Add Your Practice Login Contact Us
State Statutes - Idaho - Title 33 - Chapter 1 - 33-122
Idaho Statutes
Search Idaho Statutes
33-122 - SANITATION -- SAFETY -- COOPERATION WITH OTHER STATE AGENCIES

The state board shall cooperate with the board of health and welfare in
establishing regulations covering school building sanitation, sewage disposal,
water supply, or other matters affecting the public health, as shall in the
opinion of the board be required. It may cooperate with any other department
of state government in any matter in which such cooperation will be of
assistance in carrying out its duties.
Whenever the state board has reason to believe that any building used as a
school building is so structurally unsafe, unsound, or deficient, as to
constitute a hazard to the pupils attending thereat, it shall have authority
to cause an examination of such building to be made by a competent engineer.
The engineer making such examination shall report, in writing, to the state
board, setting out in what respect such building is unsafe, unsound, or
deficient, as aforesaid.
The state board shall transmit a copy of such report to the board of
trustees of the school district wherein such building is situate, or to the
governing body of any such school if it not be a public school, and the same
shall be kept in the administrative office of such school district, or school,
there to be available for public inspection. The state board shall also order
and cause to be published a summary of such engineer's report in at least one
(1) issue of a newspaper having general circulation in the same school
district, or in the area of the same school if it not be a public school.
 
Click here to visit the Official Idaho State Statutes
Home  |   Sitemap  |   About Us  |   Contact Us  |   Privacy Policy  |   Security  |   Disclaimer  |   Add Your Practice  |   Attorney Login
Copyright © 2004 - 2008, StateLawyers.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.