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Indiana Code Title 14. Natural and Cultural Resources § 14-33-11-7

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

Sec. 7. (a) This section applies to a district:

(1) that has been established with a few freeholders or even only one (1) freeholder;  and

(2) for which the accomplishment of the district's purposes is necessary and desirable primarily for persons purchasing and using the land after subdivision and development.

(b) Notwithstanding other statutes, the board may enter into a contract agreement, before the award of bonds, with a person directly or indirectly interested in bidding on or purchasing the bonds if approval is received from the Indiana utility regulatory commission after a petition is filed by the board containing disclosure of the interest that any of the directors have in the land involved and in the person who is interested in bidding on or purchasing the bonds.

(c) The Indiana utility regulatory commission shall give approval if the Indiana utility regulatory commission finds that:

(1) full disclosure has been made;  and

(2) persons who are using or will be using the land will probably receive the benefits from the proposed works of improvement at a fair and reasonable cost comparable to the cost for benefits from the improvements in similar locations and situations.

Profits or loss to the person bidding on the bonds may not be the determining factor in approval.

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