Indiana § 8-10-5-4 - Surveys and examinations; dissolution of authority
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§ 8-10-5-4. Surveys and examinations; dissolution of authority
Sec. 4. Any municipal corporation or county creating or participating in the creation of a port authority may expend funds not otherwise appropriated to defray the expense of surveys and examinations incidental to the purposes of the port authority so created.
Subject to making due provisions for payment and performance of its obligations, a port authority may be dissolved by the subdivision or subdivisions creating it, and in such event the properties of the port authority shall be transferred to the subdivision creating it, or if created by more than one subdivision, to the subdivision creating it in such manner as may be agreed upon between such subdivisions.
Formerly: Acts 1959, c.343, s.4.
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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