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Indiana Code Title 13. Environment § 13-26-5-6.5

Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Sec. 6.5. A district that intends to extend service within its territory shall provide notice to all owners of property to be served by the proposed extension of service in the following manner not later than sixty (60) days from the date of the decision to extend service:

(1) By publication one (1) time each week for three (3) consecutive weeks:

(A) with each publication of notice:

(i) in at least two (2) newspapers of general circulation in each of the counties, in whole or in part, of the district affected by the proposed extension of service;

(ii) if there is only one (1) newspaper of general circulation in a county, a single publication satisfies the requirement of this subdivision;  or

(iii) published through electronic means in a manner that maximizes notice of the hearing;  or

(B) with the first publication of notice made in a newspaper or newspapers described in clause (A) and the two (2) subsequent publications of notice:

(i) in accordance with IC 5-3-5 and on the official website of the district;  or

(ii) in an electronic manner that maximizes notice of the hearing to the impacted individuals.

(2) By United States mail, postage prepaid, mailed to each freeholder within the territory to which the district proposes to extend service or electronically at least two (2) weeks before the hearing to each freeholder within the proposed district.

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