Indiana Code
Chapter 4. Urban Mass Transportation Systems; Public Transportation Corporation
36-9-4-13.5. Public Transportation Corporations in Certain Counties; City in County Having Second Largest Population

Sec. 13.5. (a) This section applies to a county having a population of more than two hundred fifty thousand (250,000) and less than three hundred thousand (300,000).
(b) The taxing district of a public transportation corporation under this section includes all the territory inside the corporate boundaries of the two (2) cities in the county having the largest populations and such suburban territory as provided in section 13 of this chapter.
(c) This section applies upon the adoption of substantially identical ordinances approving subsection (b) by both:
(1) the public transportation corporation incorporating the additional territory; and
(2) the legislative body of the city being added to the taxing district of the public transportation corporation.
(d) Whenever the city in the county having the second largest population becomes a part of the public transportation corporation, then two (2) additional directors representing that city shall be appointed to the board of directors of the corporation. The directors must be residents of that city and are entitled to all of the rights, privileges, powers, and duties of directors under this chapter. The executive and the legislative body of that city shall each appoint one (1) director. These two (2) directors must not be of the same political party. The director appointed by the legislative body shall serve for a term of one (1) year, and the director appointed by the executive shall serve for a term of two (2) years. Upon the expiration of the respective terms, successors shall be appointed in accordance with section 18 of this chapter.
(e) If the city in the county having the second largest population appropriates money to support the public transportation corporation in a particular year, and if the territory of that city subsequently becomes a part of the taxing district of the public transportation corporation in that year and is subject to a separate property tax levy for transportation services, the maximum permissible levy of that city for the year following the particular year used to compute the property tax levy limit under IC 6-1.1-18.5 is decreased, and the maximum permissible levy of the public transportation corporation for the particular year used to compute the property tax levy limit under IC 6-1.1-18.5 is increased, by an amount equivalent to the current contract amount to be paid by that city to the public transportation corporation for transportation services provided to that city in the particular year.
(f) The public transportation corporation shall establish a single property tax rate applicable to the taxing district of the public transportation corporation, including the territory of the city in the county having the second largest population that is included in the public transportation corporation under this section. The initial permissible levy to be raised by this rate equals the sum of the amount raised by the levy of the public transportation corporation in the previous taxable year plus an amount equivalent to the current contract amount to be paid in the calendar year 1982 by the city in the county having the second largest population to the public transportation corporation. The permissible levy for the subsequent years shall be computed in accordance with IC 6-1.1-18.5.
(g) If the city in the county having the second largest population is excluded from the public transportation corporation in a subsequent year, and that city is no longer subject to a separate property tax levy for transportation services, the maximum permissible levy of the public transportation corporation for that subsequent year used to compute the property tax levy limit under IC 6-1.1-18.5 is decreased, and the maximum permissible levy of that city for that subsequent year used to compute the property tax levy limit under IC 6-1.1-18.5 is increased, by the amount of the product of the public transportation property tax rate for that subsequent year multiplied by the assessed value in that subsequent year of all taxable property in that city that is excluded from the public transportation corporation.
As added by Acts 1981, P.L.186, SEC.2. Amended by P.L.73-1983, SEC.20; P.L.12-1992, SEC.177; P.L.119-2012, SEC.228; P.L.104-2022, SEC.210.

Structure Indiana Code

Indiana Code

Title 36. Local Government

Article 9. Transportation and Public Works

Chapter 4. Urban Mass Transportation Systems; Public Transportation Corporation

36-9-4-1. Application of Chapter

36-9-4-2. "Management" Defined

36-9-4-3. Declaration of Public Purpose

36-9-4-4. Existing Systems; Application for Assistance From Municipalities

36-9-4-5. Financial Assistance From Municipality; Necessary Findings; Types of Assistance

36-9-4-6. Grants to Systems by Municipalities; Contracts

36-9-4-7. Purchase of Property From System by Municipality; Contracts and Leases; Appraisals

36-9-4-8. Purchase of Property by Municipalities From Sources Other Than Systems; Contracts and Leases

36-9-4-9. Public Acquisition of Systems; Application to Municipality; Studies

36-9-4-10. Public Acquisition of Systems; Declaratory Resolution; Creation of Public Transportation Corporation

36-9-4-11. Establishment of Systems by Municipalities

36-9-4-12. Public Transportation Corporation; Name

36-9-4-13. Public Transportation Corporation; Taxing District; Boundaries After Annexation and Disannexation; Incorporation of Additional Territory

36-9-4-13.5. Public Transportation Corporations in Certain Counties; City in County Having Second Largest Population

36-9-4-14. Public Transportation Corporation; Management by Board of Directors

36-9-4-15. Cities; Public Transportation Corporations; Board of Directors; Membership

36-9-4-16. Towns; Public Transportation Corporations; Board of Directors; Membership

36-9-4-17. Directors; Membership in Political Parties

36-9-4-18. Board of Directors; Vacancies

36-9-4-19. Impeachment of Directors

36-9-4-20. Compensation of Directors

36-9-4-21. Board of Directors; Officers

36-9-4-22. Meetings of Board of Directors

36-9-4-23. Board of Directors; Quorum; Approval of Actions; Records; Management of Internal Affairs

36-9-4-24. Introduction of Proposed Ordinances; Public Notice

36-9-4-25. Adoption of Ordinances; Procedure

36-9-4-26. Printing and Distribution of Ordinances

36-9-4-27. Controller

36-9-4-28. Purchase of Property From System by Corporation

36-9-4-29. Public Transportation Corporation; Operation of System; Contracts or Leases for Use of System

36-9-4-29.4. Expansion of Services Outside Operational Boundaries

36-9-4-29.5. Repealed

36-9-4-29.6. Repealed

36-9-4-30. Board of Directors; Power to Acquire, Hold, and Dispose of Property

36-9-4-31. Board of Directors; Seal

36-9-4-32. Eminent Domain; Procedure

36-9-4-33. Board of Directors; Power to Contract

36-9-4-34. Contracts for Operation of Systems in Contiguous Territory and Transfer of Passengers Between Systems

36-9-4-35. Repealed

36-9-4-35.1. Board of Directors; Adoption of Rules for Operation of Systems; Rates, Routings, and Standards of Service

36-9-4-36. Board of Directors; Power to Sue; Service of Process

36-9-4-37. Board of Directors; Employees; Collective Bargaining Agreements

36-9-4-38. Surveys and Studies

36-9-4-39. "Demand-Responsive" or "Dial-a-Ride" System

36-9-4-40. Board of Directors; Power to Fulfill Purposes of Corporation

36-9-4-41. Acquisition of Systems by Corporation; Protection of Employees

36-9-4-42. Funding

36-9-4-43. Issuance of Bonds by Municipality; Procedure

36-9-4-44. Issuance of Bonds by Corporation; Procedure

36-9-4-45. Bonds; Terms; Tax Exemption; Procedure

36-9-4-46. Bonds; Special Tax Levy

36-9-4-47. Tax Anticipation Warrants

36-9-4-48. Cumulative Transportation Fund; Establishment; Notice; Tax Levy

36-9-4-49. Insufficient Funds; Special Tax Levy

36-9-4-50. Federal or State Aid

36-9-4-51. Review of Annual Budget and Tax Levies

36-9-4-52. Property Tax Exemption

36-9-4-53. Books, Records, and Accounts

36-9-4-54. Transportation of School Pupils; Contracts

36-9-4-55. Interlocal Cooperation Agreements; Authorization

36-9-4-56. Repealed

36-9-4-57. Improvement Reserve Fund

36-9-4-58. Regulation of Department of State Revenue; Fares; Operating Expenses