Indiana Code § 36-10-4-40

Separate contracts with another party for public improvements or repairs; violation of section
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Sec. 40. (a) Unless the board publicly declares an emergency, it may not during any six (6) month period make separate contracts with another party for public improvements or repairs under section 13 of this chapter on the same construction or repair site or on the same construction or repair project involving more than one (1) site, without advertising for and accepting public bids, if the aggregate cost of the separate contract is more than fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000).       (b) A commissioner who knowingly violates subsection (a) commits a Level 6 felony.       (c) A person who accepts a contract with the board, knowing that subsection (a) was violated in connection with the contract, commits a Level 6 felony and may not be a party to or benefit from any contract with an Indiana governmental entity for two (2) years after the date of the person's conviction. [Pre-Local Government Recodification Citation: 19-7-30-38.]   IC 36-10-5 Chapter 5. Miscellaneous Municipal Park Provisions               36-10-5-1 Application of chapter             36-10-5-2 Designation and powers and duties of park authority in certain municipalities; powers of municipality; tax levy; borrowing and issuance of bonds; deposit of funds             36-10-5-3 Municipalities except consolidated cities; recreational facilities and programs; issuance of bonds or appropriations; revenue bonds             36-10-5-4 Municipalities having populations less than 20,000; sale of parkland and minerals and mineral rights; disposition of sale proceeds; transfer of sale proceeds to school corporation; notice; hearing             36-10-5-5 Municipal boards in certain municipalities

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