Indiana § 36-7-4-1602 Initiation of judicial review; required showing

Indiana Statutes

§ 36-7-4-1602 — Initiation of judicial review; required showing

Indiana·Title 36 LOCAL GOVERNMENT·Art. 7 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT·Ch. 4 Local Planning and Zoning

(a)Judicial review of a zoning decision is initiated by filing a petition for review in the appropriate court.

(b)Only a person who qualifies under:

(1)section 1603 of this chapter concerning standing;

(2)section 1604 of this chapter concerning exhaustion of administrative remedies;

(3)section 1605 of this chapter concerning the time for filing a petition for review; and

(4)section 1613 of this chapter concerning the time for filing the board record for review; is entitled to judicial review of a final zoning decision.

(c)A person is entitled to judicial review of a nonfinal zoning decision only if the person establishes both of the following:

(1)Immediate and irreparable harm.

(2)No adequate remedy exists at law. The failure of a person to comply with the procedural requirements

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(a) Judicial review of a zoning decision
is initiated by filing a petition for review in the appropriate court.
(b) Only a person who qualifies under:
(1) section 1603 of this chapter concerning standing;
(2) section 1604 of this chapter concerning exhaustion of
administrative remedies;
(3) section 1605 of this chapter concerning the time for filing a
petition for review; and
(4) section 1613 of this chapter concerning the time for filing the
board record for review;
is entitled to judicial review of a final zoning decision.
(c) A person is entitled to judicial review of a nonfinal zoning
decision only if the person establishes both of the following:
(1) Immediate and irreparable harm.
(2) No adequate remedy exists at law. The failure of a person to
comply with the procedural requirements of this chapter may not
be the basis for a finding of an inadequate remedy at law.

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