Indiana Code § 16-22-8-59

Duties of the controller and county treasurer if the corporation is designated as a distressed political subdivision; bond bank
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Sec. 59. (a) If the corporation is designated as a "distressed political subdivision" by the distressed unit appeal board pursuant to IC 6-1.1-20.3-6.5 , upon receipt of the notice of the designation from the distressed unit appeal board, the controller and the county treasurer of the county in which the corporation is established shall take any and all actions necessary to immediately and automatically distribute to the bond bank, after any reductions required by section 58 of this chapter, any revenues, other money, or property that are pledged to pay the principal of or interest on the obligations of the corporation held or owned by or arising from an agreement with the bond bank, which are held, possessed, maintained, controlled, or otherwise in the custody of the county in which the corporation is established, or any department, agency, or instrumentality of the county, which would otherwise be available for distribution to the corporation under any other law.       (b) Upon receipt of the revenues, other money, or property, the bond bank shall retain the amount necessary to pay the debt service on all of its bonds for the one (1) year period following the date of the receipt of the revenues, other money, or property, for which bonds the corporation is directly or indirectly obligated to pay, pursuant to the corporation's bonds or leases entered into with the building authority. The bond bank shall deposit the amount retained with the trustee or trustees for the bonds and then distribute the remainder to the corporation. The amounts required to be deposited with the trustee or trustees shall be reduced by any other money held by the trustee or trustees and available for the debt service, except any reserves required to be held by the trustee or trustees, but shall be increased by any amount necessary to restore any reserves to their required levels. The revenues, other money, or property of the corporation that are required to be deposited with the trustee or trustees pursuant to this subsection shall continue in full force and effect until the time the distressed unit appeal board terminates the corporation's status as a distressed political subdivision pursuant to IC 6-1.1-20.3-13 .       (c) Notwithstanding any other law, the corporation has no legal or equitable right to any revenues, other money, or property that are pledged to pay the principal of or interest on the obligations of the corporation held or owned by or arising from an agreement with the bond bank, which are held, possessed, maintained, controlled or otherwise in the custody of: (1) any other political subdivision of the state; or (2) any department, agency, or instrumentality of a political subdivision of the state; that would otherwise be available for distribution to the corporation, unless and until the revenues, other money, or property have been or are required to be distributed to and received by the corporation.   IC 16-22-9 Chapter 9. Power of Condemnation for Nonprofit General Hospitals in Certain Counties               16-22-9-1 Application of chapter             16-22-9-2 General hospital defined             16-22-9-3 General hospital services defined             16-22-9-4 General hospital as public use             16-22-9-5 Conditions for exercise of eminent domain             16-22-9-6 Use and purposes of condemnation; reversion upon failure to commence hospital construction             16-22-9-7 Commencement of construction; filing of affidavit             16-22-9-8 Terms and conditions of acquisition             16-22-9-9 Payment of costs, attorney's fees, and damages to real estate owner             16-22-9-10 Abandonment of proceedings             16-22-9-11 Transfer of acquired property             16-22-9-12 Operation of benefited hospitals; discrimination; rates and charges; use by nonresidents             16-22-9-13 Physician use of facilities

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