Rule 80E - Administrative Inspection Warrants(a) Who May Secure. An official or employee of the state or of any political subdivision of the state who is authorized by law to conduct inspections of premises may apply to a District Court Judge, in the division and district in which the property to be inspected is located, for a warrant to inspect particularly described premises for particularly described purposes authorized by law. (b) Contents of Application. The application shall be in the form of a sworn affidavit and shall set forth the following facts: (1) The statutory or other authority pursuant to which the applicant claims to be authorized to conduct inspections, the premises to be inspected, and the purpose of the inspection. (2) Whether such inspection is sought as part of a general area inspection and if so, the area being inspected and the grounds of probable cause to believe that there is located on the property in said area violations of statutes, ordinances, or regulations the applicant is authorized to enforce. (3) If the inspection is not part of a general area inspection, the grounds of probable cause to believe that there is located on the particular premises to be inspected violations of statutes, ordinances, or regulations the applicant is authorized to enforce. (4) That the applicant has requested permission from the owner or occupant of the premises to be inspected to conduct such inspection and that such permission has been denied. (5) That the applicant has at least 24 hours in advance of the presentation of the application given written notice to the owner or occupant of the premises to be inspected of the time and place at which the applicant intends to present the application to the court. (6) The requirements of subdivisions (4) and (5) of this rule may be dispensed with if the application sets forth facts showing probable cause to believe that there are located on the premises to be inspected violations of law which constitute an immediate threat to the health or safety of the public. (c) Issuance. Upon a finding of probable cause the District Court Judge shall issue a warrant to the applicant, but if the owner or occupant of the premises is present at the time of presentation of the application no warrant shall issue until said owner or occupant has been afforded an opportunity to state any opposition to the issuance of the warrant. (d) Contents. The warrant shall specify the grounds of probable cause, the premises to be inspected, the purpose of the inspection, and the person authorized to conduct the inspection. (e) Execution. The person to whom a warrant is issued shall execute the same by conducting the inspection authorized during normal business hours within 10 days after issuance of the warrant. The person executing the warrant shall at the time of execution deliver a copy thereof to the owner or the occupant of the premises inspected or leave a copy on said premises in a conspicuous place. (f) Return. Not later than 10 days after execution of the warrant the person executing it shall file a return with the court from which the warrant issued setting forth the date and time of the inspection and any violations of law found upon the inspected premises.