Indiana § 36-7-30.5-22 Clearing, maintenance, and replanning of development area

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-30.5-22 — Clearing, maintenance, and replanning of development area

Indiana § 36-7-30.5-22

Title 36LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Art. 7PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 30.5Development of Multicounty Federal Military Bases

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Ind. Code § 36-7-30.5-22 (2026).

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(a)The development authority may proceed with the clearing and replanning of the area described in the resolution before the acquisition of all of the area. The development authority may also proceed with the repair and maintenance of buildings that have been acquired and are not to be cleared. This clearance, repair, and maintenance may be carried out by labor employed directly by the development authority or by contract. Contracts for clearance may provide that the contractor is entitled to retain and dispose of salvaged material, as a part of the contract price or on the basis of stated prices for the amounts of the various materials actually salvaged.

(b)All contracts for material or labor under this section shall be let under IC 36-1.

(c)To the extent the development authority unde

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(a) The development authority may
proceed with the clearing and replanning of the area described in the
resolution before the acquisition of all of the area. The development
authority may also proceed with the repair and maintenance of
buildings that have been acquired and are not to be cleared. This
clearance, repair, and maintenance may be carried out by labor
employed directly by the development authority or by contract.
Contracts for clearance may provide that the contractor is entitled to
retain and dispose of salvaged material, as a part of the contract price
or on the basis of stated prices for the amounts of the various materials
actually salvaged.
(b) All contracts for material or labor under this section shall be let
under IC 36-1.
(c) To the extent the development authority undertakes to engage in
the planning and rezoning of the real property acquired, in the opening,
closing, relocation, and improvement of public ways, and in the
construction, relocation, and improvement of levees, sewers, parking
facilities, and utility services, the development authority shall proceed
in the same manner as private owners of the property. The development
authority may negotiate with the proper officers and agencies of the
unit to secure the proper orders, approvals, and consents.
(d) Construction work required in connection with improvements in
the area described in the resolution may be carried out by the
following:
(1) The appropriate municipal or county department or agency.
(2) The development authority, if:
(A) all plans, specifications, and drawings are approved by the
appropriate department or agency; and
(B) the statutory procedures for the letting of contracts by the
appropriate department or agency are followed by the
development authority.
(e) The development authority may pay any charges or assessments
made on account of orders, approvals, consents, and construction work
under this section, or may agree to pay the assessments in installments
as provided by statute in the case of private owners. The development
authority may do the following:
(1) By special waiver filed with the appropriate municipal works
board or county executive, waive the statutory procedure and
notices required by law in order to create valid liens on private
property.
(2) Cause any assessments to be spread on a different basis than
that provided by statute.
(f) The real property acquired under this chapter may not be set
aside and dedicated for public ways, parking facilities, sewers, levees,
parks, or other public purposes until the development authority has
obtained the consent and approval of the department or agency under
whose jurisdiction the property will be placed.
(g) The development authority may negotiate for the sale, lease, or
other disposition of real and personal property without complying with
the provisions of IC 36-1-11 or any other statute governing the
disposition of public property. A conveyance under this section may
not be made until the agreed consideration has been paid, unless the
development authority passes a resolution expressly providing that the
consideration does not have to be paid before the conveyance is made.
The resolution may provide for a mortgage or other security. All deeds,
leases, land sale contracts, or other conveyances shall be:
(1) executed in the name of the development authority; and
(2) signed by the president or vice president of the development
authority and attested by the secretary-treasurer.
A seal is not required on these instruments or any other instruments
executed in the name of the development authority. Proceeds from the
sale, lease, or other disposition of property may be deposited in any
fund and used for any purpose allowed under this chapter, as directed
by the development authority.