Indiana § 14-13-4-16 - Powers of political subdivisions not limited
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§ 14-13-4-16. Powers of political subdivisions not limited
Sec. 16. This chapter does not limit the power of a participating municipal corporation or a port authority to develop or improve a port, terminal, or riverfront facility.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 14-6-33-16.]
As added by P.L.1-1995, SEC.6.
IC 14-13-5Chapter 5. Ohio River Greenway Development Commission
14-13-5-1"Commission" defined 14-13-5-2"Corridor" defined 14-13-5-3Establishment of commission 14-13-5-4Members 14-13-5-5Terms of members; eligibility for reappointment 14-13-5-6Filling of vacancies 14-13-5-7Traveling expenses 14-13-5-8Quorum 14-13-5-9Officers 14-13-5-10Meetings 14-13-5-11Comprehensive plan; recommended legislation 14-13-5-12General powers 14-13-5-13Grants and appropriations 14-13-5-14Advisory committees 14-13-5-15Annual reports 14-13-5-16Budgets 14-13-5-17Powers of political subdivisions not limited
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