§ 10-18-3-1 Authority to erect memorials; establishing memorial
§ 10-18-3-2 Memorial committee; report
§ 10-18-3-3 Petition to establish memorial; notice of petition
§ 10-18-3-4 Petition requirements
§ 10-18-3-5 Petition hearing; remonstrance; appeal
§ 10-18-3-6 Board of trustees; officers; bond
§ 10-18-3-7 Trustees’ initial meeting; site selection; plans and specifications
§ 10-18-3-8 Bonds to establish memorial
§ 10-18-3-9 Special tax
§ 10-18-3-10 Limitations on indebtedness; tax exemption
§ 10-18-3-11 Fund for management, maintenance, repair, improvement, or extension of memorial
§ 10-18-3-12 Tax exemption; establishing memorial and board of trustees
§ 10-18-3-13 Powers and duties of board of trustees; superintendent, engineer, or architect
§ 10-18-3-14 Governing law
§ 10-18-3-15 Hall, coliseum, or building use; no preferences or admission fee
§ 10-18-3-16 Trustees’ reports and budgets; claims; revenues
§ 10-18-3-17 Gifts and bequests
§ 10-18-3-18 Memorial art commission
§ 10-18-3-19 Bids and contracts; eminent domain
§ 10-18-3-20 Limitation on number of memorials
§ 10-18-3-21 Trustee removal; board termination; final report
§ 10-18-3-22 Authority to sell or donate war memorials
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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 10 > Article 18 > Chapter 3 - City and County War Memorials

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