Indiana § 36-7-11.1-7 Categories of work exempted by historic preservation plan; premature
issuance of permits for work

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-11.1-7 — Categories of work exempted by historic preservation plan; premature issuance of permits for work

Indiana § 36-7-11.1-7

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 7PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 11.1Historic Preservation in Marion County

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Ind. Code § 36-7-11.1-7 (2026).

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(a)The historic preservation plan may provide that certain categories of work accomplished in the historic area are exempt from the requirement imposed by section 9 of this chapter that a certificate of appropriateness be issued. Categories of work that may be exempted by a historic preservation plan include the construction, reconstruction, alteration, or demolition of a structure or feature. Various historic preservation plans may exempt different categories of work.

(b)After the commission has adopted a declaratory resolution relative to a historic area and presented the historic preservation plan to the metropolitan development commission for adoption or rejection as a segment of the comprehensive plan of the county, no permits may be issued by the department of metropolitan developm

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(a) The historic preservation plan may
provide that certain categories of work accomplished in the historic
area are exempt from the requirement imposed by section 9 of this
chapter that a certificate of appropriateness be issued. Categories of
work that may be exempted by a historic preservation plan include the
construction, reconstruction, alteration, or demolition of a structure or
feature. Various historic preservation plans may exempt different
categories of work.
(b) After the commission has adopted a declaratory resolution
relative to a historic area and presented the historic preservation plan
to the metropolitan development commission for adoption or rejection
as a segment of the comprehensive plan of the county, no permits may
be issued by the department of metropolitan development for the
construction, reconstruction, or alteration of any exterior architectural
structure or feature in the area or the demolition of any structure or
feature in the area until the metropolitan development commission has
taken official action on the proposed plan or within ninety (90) days
after the date of adoption of the declaratory resolution by the
commission, whichever occurs first. If such a permit has been issued
before the adoption of a declaratory resolution by the commission, the
agency issuing the permit may order that the work allowed by the
permit, or a part of the work, be suspended until the metropolitan
development commission has adopted or rejected the historic
preservation plan.
As added by Acts 1982, P.L.77, SEC.6.