Ind. Code § 36-1-29-15
Denial of emergency seawall or revetment permit by local authority; reapplication
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Current — January 1, 2025
As of January 1, 2023
Sec. 15. If a local governmental agency denies the emergency seawall or revetment permit, the local governmental agency shall provide the reasons for the denial in a single response to the person. A person may submit not more than one (1) completed reapplication for an emergency seawall or revetment permit that lists reasons why the local governmental agency should approve the person's emergency permit. Not later than ten (10) business days after the person submits the completed reapplication, a local governmental agency shall:
Sec. 15. If a local authority denies the emergency seawall or revetment permit, the local authority shall provide the reasons for the denial in a single response to the person. A person may submit not more than one (1) completed reapplication for an emergency seawall or revetment permit that lists reasons why the local authority should approve the person's emergency permit. Not later than ten (10) business days after the person submits the completed reapplication, a local authority shall:
(1) approve; or
(1) approve; or
(2) deny;
(2) deny;
the person's reapplication for the emergency permit. If a local governmental agency does not approve or deny the person's reapplication for the emergency seawall or revetment permit within ten (10) business days, the emergency permit is automatically approved and considered issued to the person.
the person's reapplication for the emergency permit. If a local authority does not approve or deny the person's reapplication for the emergency seawall or revetment permit within ten (10) business days, the emergency permit is automatically approved and considered issued to the person.
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