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IN HB1206
Bill
Status
1/19/2016
Primary Sponsor
Anthony Cook
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AI Summary
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Requires at least one commissioner appointed by the executive of a redevelopment commission (in counties other than Marion County, cities, or towns) to be a school board member whose school corporation's territory overlaps with the redevelopment commission's taxing district, effective for terms beginning after December 31, 2016.
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Applies requirement to municipal redevelopment commissions with five members (where the municipal executive appoints three members).
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Applies requirement to county redevelopment commissions with five members (where the county executive appoints three members) and seven members (where the county executive appoints four members).
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Establishes a temporary nonvoting adviser position (effective June 30, 2008 through December 31, 2016) who must also be a school board member, can attend and participate in meetings but cannot vote, and receives no salary or per diem.
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Amends conflict of interest provisions to clarify that commissioners and nonvoting advisers cannot have pecuniary interests in redevelopment contracts or transactions, with limited exceptions for property acquisition by gift or condemnation.
Legislative Description
Membership of redevelopment commissions. Provides that for terms beginning after December 31, 2016, at least one commissioner of a redevelopment commission who is appointed by the executive of the county (other than Marion County), city, or town that established the redevelopment commission must be a member of the school board of a school corporation whose territory includes some or all of the redevelopment commission's taxing district.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Government and Regulatory Reform
1/19/2016