Indiana Code > Title 36 > Article 9 > Chapter 6.1 – Thoroughfare Projects


§ 36-9-6.1-0.1	Application of chapter
§ 36-9-6.1-1	Application of chapter
§ 36-9-6.1-2	Units adopting a thoroughfare plan; tax levy; collection; fund
§ 36-9-6.1-3	Works board carrying out thoroughfare plan; powers
§ 36-9-6.1-4	Adoption of resolution for proposed project
§ 36-9-6.1-5	Plans, specifications, and contracts for proposed project; preparation and adoption
§ 36-9-6.1-6	Authorized projects
§ 36-9-6.1-7	Notice and hearing on resolution; contents of notice
§ 36-9-6.1-8	Hearing; objections; determinations by works board
§ 36-9-6.1-9	Approval of project; assessment of cost
§ 36-9-6.1-10	Rights of affected property owners
§ 36-9-6.1-11	Costs exceeding balance in thoroughfare fund; bond issue
§ 36-9-6.1-12	Proceeds of sale of bonds; deposit in fund; payments

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