Indiana Statutes
§ 36-7-4-509 — Comprehensive plan; legislative approval, rejection, or amendment
(a)ADVISORY─AREA. After certification
of the comprehensive plan, the legislative body may adopt a resolution
approving, rejecting, or amending the plan. Such a resolution requires
only a majority vote of the legislative body, and is not subject to
approval or veto by the executive of the adopting unit, and the
executive is not required to sign it.
(b)ADVISORY─AREA. The comprehensive plan is not effective
for a jurisdiction until it has been approved by a resolution of its
legislative body. After approval by resolution of the legislative body of
the unit, it is official for each unit that approves it. Upon approval of
the comprehensive plan by the legislative body, the clerk of the
legislative body shall place one (1) copy of the comprehensive plan on
file in the office of the county reco
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Related
Wilson v. Brown
461 N.E.2d 1162 (Indiana Court of Appeals, 1984)
City of Anderson v. Irving Materials, Inc.
530 N.E.2d 730 (Indiana Supreme Court, 1988)
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Repealed