Indiana § 14-26-4-4 Method of determination

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-26-4-4 — Method of determination

Indiana·Art. 26 LAKES AND RESERVOIRS·Ch. 4 Lakes; Average Normal Water Level

The average normal water level shall be determined by means such as the following:

(1)Old surveys.

(2)Testimony of old inhabitants.

(3)The extent to which drainage and other artificial causes have increased or decreased the natural ground water of the area and affected the water levels of the lake.

(4)Water level measurements made by the following:

(A)The United States Geological Survey.

(B)The department.

(C)Other agencies.

(D)Individuals.

(5)Any other pertinent surrounding facts or circumstances. [Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-2-13-2 part.]

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The average normal water level shall be
determined by means such as the following:
(1) Old surveys.
(2) Testimony of old inhabitants.
(3) The extent to which drainage and other artificial causes have
increased or decreased the natural ground water of the area and
affected the water levels of the lake.
(4) Water level measurements made by the following:
(A) The United States Geological Survey.
(B) The department.
(C) Other agencies.
(D) Individuals.
(5) Any other pertinent surrounding facts or circumstances.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-2-13-2 part.]

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