Indiana § 13-26-2-5 Petitions; hearing officer; appointment

Indiana Statutes

§ 13-26-2-5 — Petitions; hearing officer; appointment

Indiana § 13-26-2-5

Art. 26REGIONAL WATER, SEWAGE, AND SOLID

Ch. 2Establishment of Regional Districts

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Ind. Code § 13-26-2-5 (2026).

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Upon the determination of the department that a sufficient petition has been filed in accordance with this chapter, the commissioner shall appoint a hearing officer, who does not have to be a state employee. If the hearing officer is not a full-time state employee, the hearing officer is entitled to be paid reasonable:

(1)expenses; and

(2)per diem; for each day or part of a day in actual attendance at a meeting or hearing or in performance of duties. The reasonable per diem and expenses are valid claims against the department. [Pre-1996 Recodification Citation: 13-3-2-4.]

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Upon the determination of the department that
a sufficient petition has been filed in accordance with this chapter, the
commissioner shall appoint a hearing officer, who does not have to be
a state employee. If the hearing officer is not a full-time state employee,
the hearing officer is entitled to be paid reasonable:
(1) expenses; and
(2) per diem;
for each day or part of a day in actual attendance at a meeting or
hearing or in performance of duties. The reasonable per diem and
expenses are valid claims against the department.
[Pre-1996 Recodification Citation: 13-3-2-4.]