Sec. 4. If the board of appraisers has the function of determining damages, the board of directors may continue to make settlement directly with the persons who own or have an interest in all or any real property needed by the district. The board of directors also may acquire any needed real property or easement by eminent domain proceedings according to statute.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-3-3-61(d).]
As added by P.L.1-1995, SEC.26.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 14. Natural and Cultural Resources
Article 33. Conservancy Districts
Chapter 8. Board of Appraisers
14-33-8-1. Appointment; Duties
14-33-8-2. Oath; Quorum; Vacancies; Compensation
14-33-8-3. Necessary Assistance Furnished to Appraisers
14-33-8-4. Damages; Eminent Domain
14-33-8-5. Appraisal of Damages to Property
14-33-8-6. Determination of Exceptional Benefits
14-33-8-7. Exceptional Benefits From Flood Prevention and Control or Improved Drainage
14-33-8-8. Exceptional Benefits From Sewage Collection, Treatment, and Disposal
14-33-8-10. Contents of Report
14-33-8-11. Sewer Main Installation as Exceptional Benefit
14-33-8-13. Acceptance of Appraisal; Acquiescence in Failure to Appraise Damages; Exceptions
14-33-8-14. Exceptions to Board of Appraisers' Report
14-33-8-15. Board's Determinations as Prima Facie Correct
14-33-8-16. Amendment of Board's Report; Court Order
14-33-8-17. Approval of Report; Payment of Appraisal; Possession of Appropriated Property