Indiana § 36-7-35-14 - Eligibility requirements for PMA certification
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§ 36-7-35-14. Eligibility requirements for PMA certification
Sec. 14. If a person:
(1) makes a qualified expenditure on the person's property in a property maintenance area; and
(2) meets all the other requirements set forth in the PMA ordinance adopted by the municipality where the person's property is located;
the person is entitled to a PMA certification under this chapter.
As added by P.L.144-2008, SEC.47.
IC 36-7-36Chapter 36. Abatement of Vacant Structures and Abandoned Structures
36-7-36-1"Abandoned structure" 36-7-36-2"Enforcement authority" 36-7-36-3"Hearing authority" 36-7-36-4"Owner" 36-7-36-5"Vacant real property" 36-7-36-6"Vacant structure" 36-7-36-7Adoption of this chapter; rules and procedures 36-7-36-8Administration and enforcement of this chapter by enforcement authority; court costs and attorney's fees 36-7-36-9Notice and order by enforcement authority to owner of vacant or abandoned structure; ordered action 36-7-36-10Civil penalties on owners of structures left vacant or abandoned for specified periods; exceptions; limit on penalty amount
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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