Indiana Statutes
§ 14-12-2-31.5 — Use of discretionary account to acquire property
Indiana § 14-12-2-31.5
JurisdictionIndiana
Art. 12STATE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
Ch. 2President Benjamin Harrison Conservation Trust
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Ind. Code § 14-12-2-31.5 (2026).
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5.
(a)Money from the discretionary
account may not be used to acquire property for an approved project
unless the approved project receives endorsement and participation
from:
(1)a department division associated with the accounts listed in
section 26(a)(1) through 26(a)(5) of this chapter; and
(2)nonstate sources or the foundation.
(b)Expenditures from the discretionary account may not exceed
one-half (1/2) of the value of a property acquired under this chapter
unless:
(1)the approved project advances multiple conservation
objectives; and
(2)at least two (2) of the department divisions associated with the
accounts listed in section 26(a)(1) through 26(a)(5) of this chapter
have endorsed and are participating in the approved project.
(c)If an approved project satisfies the requiremen
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Legislative History
As added by P.L.172-2016, SEC.30.
Nearby Sections
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§ 14-10-1-1
Establishment and members of commission§ 14-10-1-2
Filling of vacancies of ex officio members§ 14-10-1-3
Citizen members§ 14-10-1-4
Per diem compensation and traveling expenses§ 14-10-1-5
Officers§ 14-10-1-6
Quorum§ 14-10-1-7
Meetings§ 14-10-2-1
Powers of commission§ 14-10-2-2
Repealed§ 14-10-2-2.5
Consolidated proceedings§ 14-10-2-3
Repealed§ 14-10-2-4
Adoption of rules§ 14-10-2-5
Rules§ 14-10-2-6
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