Indiana § 13-21-1-4 - Assessment of solid waste management districts; report
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§ 13-21-1-4. Assessment of solid waste management districts; report
Sec. 4. (a) The legislative council may require an interim study committee or a statutory study committee to:
(1) assess solid waste management districts; and
(2) determine whether any changes should be made to the statutes governing solid waste management districts.
(b) An interim study committee or a statutory study committee that assesses solid waste management districts under subsection (a) shall issue a final report, in an electronic format under IC 5-14-6, to the legislative council containing the committee's findings and recommendations, including any recommended legislation, not later than November 1 of the year in which an assessment is conducted.
As added by P.L.37-2012, SEC.50. Amended by P.L.135-2026, SEC.227.
IC 13-21-2Chapter 2. Repealed[Pre-1996 Recodification Citations:
13-21-2-1formerly 13-9.5-3.5-213-21-2-2formerly 13-9.5-3.5-313-21-2-3formerly 13-9.5-3.5-413-21-2-4formerly 13-9.5-3.5-513-21-2-5formerly 13-9.5-3.5-613-21-2-6formerly 13-9.5-3.5-713-21-2-7formerly 13-9.5-3.5-813-21-2-8formerly 13-9.5-3.5-9.]Repealed by P.L.1-2001, SEC.51.
IC 13-21-3Chapter 3. Solid Waste Management Districts
13-21-3-0.2Application of certain amendments to prior law 13-21-3-1Solid waste management district not mandatory after June 30, 2017; option to dissolve or withdraw and have no district 13-21-3-2Territory included in designated district 13-21-3-3Copy of agreement to commissioner 13-21-3-4Board of directors; appointment 13-21-3-5Board of directors; membership 13-21-3-6Board of joint district; membership 13-21-3-7Joint districts; executive committees; powers 13-21-3-8Board of directors of district; term 13-21-3-9Officers 13-21-3-10Controllers; powers and duties 13-21-3-11Citizen solid waste management advisory committee; membership; functions 13-21-3-12Powers of district; exercise of powers in Lake County 13-21-3-12.2Additional powers of districts in certain counties 13-21-3-13Powers of board 13-21-3-13.5Reports on funds 13-21-3-14Powers of district; exclusions 13-21-3-14.5Conditions for provision of waste management services by district; evaluation of cost 13-21-3-15Tax rate appeals in certain counties 13-21-3-15.5Appeal for additional levy 13-21-3-16Eligibility to include in budget revenue from imposed property tax 13-21-3-17Conferences, seminars, and training sessions; membership in planning and practice improvement organizations 13-21-3-18Grants and loans from counties and municipalities 13-21-3-19Delegation of board's authority; limitations 13-21-3-20Failure of county with consolidated city to elect to participate; exemption from regulation and control of article 13-21-3-21Approval and delivery of budget 13-21-3-22Contract with county to collect fees and revenue; delinquent payments
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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