Ind. Code § 8-1-42-5

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"Nonparticipating property"

Official statutory text

Sec. 5. (a) As used in this chapter, "nonparticipating property" means a lot or parcel of real property:

(1) that is not owned by a project owner; and

(2) with respect to which:

(A) the project owner does not seek:

(i) to install or locate one (1) or more CSE systems or other facilities related to a CSE system project (including power lines, temporary or permanent access roads, or other temporary or permanent infrastructure); or

(ii) to otherwise enter into a lease or any other agreement with the owner of the property for use of all or part of the property in connection with a CSE system project; or

(B) the owner of the property does not consent:

(i) to having one (1) or more CSE systems or other facilities related to a CSE system project (including power lines, temporary or permanent access roads, or other temporary or permanent infrastructure) installed or located; or

(ii) to otherwise enter into a lease or any other agreement with the project owner for use of all or part of the property in connection with a CSE system project.

(b) The term does not include a lot or parcel of real property otherwise described in subsection (a) if the owner of the lot or parcel consents to participate in a CSE system project through a neighbor agreement, a participation agreement, or another similar arrangement or agreement with a project owner.

As added by P.L.90-2022, SEC.2.

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