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§ 89-1,108. Grain moisture measuring devices; sections; violations; penalty.
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Violating sections 89-1,104 to 89-1,108 is a Class IIIA misdemeanor, and a public employee who does so is subject to dismissal.
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Violating sections 89-1,104 to 89-1,108 is a Class IIIA misdemeanor, and a public employee who does so is subject to dismissal.
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This provision says Sections 89-182.01 to 89-1,103 are called the Weights and Measures Act and may be cited by that name.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Weights and Measures Act.
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The customary U.S. units and metric units are both recognized, and either one or both may be used in commerce in the state.
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Standards traceable to the federal prototype standards or approved by NIST are the primary standards of measurement, and the director may prescribe all secondary standards.
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The Legislature adopts several metrology handbooks by reference, with specific sections excluded, and requires certain copies to be filed with state offices.
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A person may not sell or use a commercial weighing and measuring device in Nebraska unless the device has a Certificate of Conformance, subject to listed exemptions.
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The director may administer and enforce the Weights and Measures Act, including rules, inspections, exemptions, and fee setting. Operators of weighing and measuring establishments must get a permit, register devices, and pay annual fees.
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A person may not operate a weighing and measuring establishment in Nebraska unless they have a valid permit from the department.
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A permit application for a weighing and measuring establishment must be filed with the director before operations begin, using department forms.
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Before a permit is issued for a weighing and measuring establishment, the director must receive a placed-in-service report or inspect the devices, unless section 89-187.04 has already been satisfied.
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An applicant may avoid a placed-in-service report or new inspection for registered commercial weighing and measuring devices if the director says a new inspection is unnecessary and registration and fees are up to date.
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Certain weighing and measuring establishments must post a valid permit, and permit holders must notify the department before specified changes.
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Weighing and measuring devices used by governmental agencies are exempt from sections 89-187.01 to 89-187.05.
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Permit holders must comply with the act and director orders, and they must not interfere with the department.
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This provision says how notices and orders must be served, what notice content must include, and how hearings and hearing waivers are handled.
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The director may take enforcement actions for weights and measures, including entering premises, issuing orders, seizing items, inspecting vehicles and records, collecting fees, and making settlements.
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Commodities in liquid form must be sold by liquid measure or weight unless the director provides otherwise.
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When the quantity of a bulk sale is determined, the person controlling that determination must prepare an invoice, unless the sale is under the stated dollar thresholds.
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Packages kept for sale or sold must show clear labeling on the outside, including the commodity identity, quantity, and sometimes the business name and address of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor.