Indiana § 15-16-7-15 - Violation; failure to comply with board
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§ 15-16-7-15. Violation; failure to comply with board
Sec. 15. Any person who fails to begin a program recommended by the weed control board to control and contain noxious weeds within the time prescribed under section 9 of this chapter commits a Class C infraction.
[Pre-2008 Recodification Citation: 15-3-4.6-6.]
As added by P.L.2-2008, SEC.7.
IC 15-16-8Chapter 8. Destruction of Detrimental Plants
15-16-8-1"Detrimental plant" 15-16-8-2"Person" 15-16-8-3Duty to destroy detrimental plants 15-16-8-4Township trustee; investigation of detrimental plants; notice 15-16-8-5Certification of costs; use of power equipment 15-16-8-6Cost statement; information required; notice 15-16-8-7Failure to pay for weed removal; amount collected as taxes; disposition of funds 15-16-8-8Cutting and destroying weeds by the board on governmental property 15-16-8-9Duties of the county auditor concerning certified statement of costs; disposition of amounts collected 15-16-8-10Budget 15-16-8-11Exemption of land subject to program 15-16-8-12Assistance to township trustees 15-16-8-13Violation; failure of trustee to perform duties 15-16-8-14Violations; failure to eradicate; selling certain seed
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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