Indiana Code § 10-18-2-23

Authority to sell or donate world war memorials
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Sec. 23. (a) As used in this section, "fiscal body" has the meaning set forth in IC 36-1-2-6 .       (b) The fiscal body of a city or county maintaining a world war memorial under this chapter may by ordinance authorize the sale or donation of the world war memorial to an organization that is exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code. An organization that acquires a world war memorial under this section shall continue to operate and maintain the property as a world war memorial. Ownership of the world war memorial reverts to the city or county if the acquiring organization: (1) determines that it is unable to continue operating the property as a world war memorial; or (2) is dissolved or otherwise ceases to exist.       (c) In the case of a world war memorial jointly maintained by a city and a county, the city and county may authorize the sale or donation of the world war memorial under this section through ordinances adopted by the fiscal bodies of the city and county authorizing an interlocal agreement.   IC 10-18-3 Chapter 3. City and County War Memorials               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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