Sec. 17. If the balance in the account created for a subdivision under section 15(a)(2) of this chapter is insufficient to pay the cost of repairing a subdivision drain in the subdivision, the unit may:
(1) pay the expenses of the repair initially from:
(A) the county general fund, in the case of Johnson County; or
(B) the stormwater fund, in the case of a consolidated city; and
(2) later deposit in the fund from which the expenses were paid under subdivision (1), from funds obtained through assessments imposed under this chapter on owners of property in the subdivision in which the subdivision drain is located, an amount equal to the amount paid under subdivision (1).
As added by P.L.139-2018, SEC.2.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 9. Transportation and Public Works
Chapter 27.8. Subdivision Drain Repair Pilot Program
36-9-27.8-3. "Governing Documents"
36-9-27.8-4. "Homeowners Association"
36-9-27.8-6. "Subdivision Drain"
36-9-27.8-8. Application of Chapter
36-9-27.8-9. Application Regardless of Whether Homeowners Association Law Applies to Subdivision
36-9-27.8-10. Authority to Enter Into Contract; Requirements
36-9-27.8-11. Mandatory Contract Provisions
36-9-27.8-12. Right of Entry to Perform Drain Repair Work
36-9-27.8-13. Workers Not Trespassing
36-9-27.8-14. Recording of Contract
36-9-27.8-15. Duties of Fiscal Officer
36-9-27.8-16. Assessments; Amount and Collection
36-9-27.8-17. If Balance in Account Is Insufficient
36-9-27.8-18. Unpaid Assessments Constitute Lien
36-9-27.8-19. Attachment of Lien to Real Estate; Notice of Lien
36-9-27.8-20. Liability of Grantee; Acquirer of Title After Mortgage Foreclosure Not Liable
36-9-27.8-21. Enforcement of Assessments
36-9-27.8-22. Expiration of Authority to Enter Into Contracts