Indiana § 36-7-2.5-20 Use of private provider because unit unable to timely complete plan
review or inspection; refund of fees

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-2.5-20 — Use of private provider because unit unable to timely complete plan review or inspection; refund of fees

Indiana § 36-7-2.5-20

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 7PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 2.5Class 2 Structure Building Permits

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Bluebook

Ind. Code § 36-7-2.5-20 (2026).

Text

Effective 1-1-2026. Sec. 20. If:

(1)an applicant indicates on the application that the unit will perform the plan review or inspection;

(2)the unit notifies the applicant under section 18 of this chapter that the unit is unable to perform a plan review or inspection within the time required; and

(3)the applicant elects instead to use a private provider to perform the plan review or inspection; the unit shall refund any fees the applicant paid to the unit for a plan review or inspection. However, the unit may withhold from the refund or charge the applicant a convenience fee of not more than one hundred dollars ($100).

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Effective 1-1-2026.
Sec. 20. If:
(1) an applicant indicates on the application that the unit will
perform the plan review or inspection;
(2) the unit notifies the applicant under section 18 of this chapter
that the unit is unable to perform a plan review or inspection
within the time required; and
(3) the applicant elects instead to use a private provider to
perform the plan review or inspection;
the unit shall refund any fees the applicant paid to the unit for a plan
review or inspection. However, the unit may withhold from the refund
or charge the applicant a convenience fee of not more than one hundred
dollars ($100).