Indiana § 8-15.5-3-1 Power to enter into public-private agreement

Indiana Statutes

§ 8-15.5-3-1 — Power to enter into public-private agreement

Indiana § 8-15.5-3-1

Art. 15.5PUBLIC-PRIVATE AGREEMENTS FOR TOLL

Ch. 3Authority to Enter Into Public-Private Agreements

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Ind. Code § 8-15.5-3-1 (2026).

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Subject to the other provisions of this article, the authority, a governmental entity, and a private entity may enter into a public-private agreement with respect to a project. Subject to the requirements of this article, a public-private agreement may provide that the private entity is partially or entirely responsible for any combination of the following activities with respect to the project:

(1)Planning.

(2)Design.

(3)Acquisition.

(4)Construction.

(5)Reconstruction.

(6)Improvement.

(7)Extension or expansion.

(8)Operation.

(9)Repair.

(10)Management.

(11)Maintenance.

(12)Financing.

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Subject to the other provisions of this article,
the authority, a governmental entity, and a private entity may enter into
a public-private agreement with respect to a project. Subject to the
requirements of this article, a public-private agreement may provide
that the private entity is partially or entirely responsible for any
combination of the following activities with respect to the project:
(1) Planning.
(2) Design.
(3) Acquisition.
(4) Construction.
(5) Reconstruction.
(6) Improvement.
(7) Extension or expansion.
(8) Operation.
(9) Repair.
(10) Management.
(11) Maintenance.
(12) Financing.