Sec. 5. (a) A railroad that violates this chapter is liable to the state for a penalty of not: (1) less than one hundred dollars ($100); or (2) more than five hundred dollars ($500); for each violation. (b) A suit to recover the penalty set forth in subsection (a) may be brought by the attorney general in the name of the state on relation of the Indiana department of transportation in the circuit or superior court of a county through which the railroad runs or is operated. IC 8-9.5 ARTICLE 9.5. TRANSPORTATION AGENCIES Ch. 1. Repealed Ch. 2. Repealed Ch. 3. Repealed Ch. 4. Repealed Ch. 5. Repealed Ch. 6. Repealed Ch. 7. Automated Transit Districts Ch. 8. Indiana Finance Authority: Additional Duties Ch. 9. Powers and Duties of Authorities Related to Swap Agreements IC 8-9.5-1 Chapter 1. Repealed IC 8-9.5-2 Chapter 2. Repealed IC 8-9.5-3 Chapter 3. Repealed IC 8-9.5-4 Chapter 4. Repealed IC 8-9.5-5 Chapter 5. Repealed IC 8-9.5-6 Chapter 6. Repealed IC 8-9.5-7 Chapter 7. Automated Transit Districts 8-9.5-7-1 Creation by legislative body 8-9.5-7-1.1 Dissolution by ordinance or resolution; obligations of dissolved districts 8-9.5-7-2 Association of landowners 8-9.5-7-3 Establishment petition; notice; resolution 8-9.5-7-4 Commission; appointments; terms; salary; meetings; officers; quorum; record of proceedings; bylaws; powers 8-9.5-7-5 Ordinances; introduction of proposed draft; notice 8-9.5-7-6 Adoption of ordinance; effective date 8-9.5-7-7 Additional powers and duties 8-9.5-7-8 Actions by the commission; publication of regulations 8-9.5-7-9 Eminent domain 8-9.5-7-10 Agreement with public transportation corporation 8-9.5-7-11 Treasurer; appointment; bond; term; powers and duties 8-9.5-7-12 Report of accounts by treasurer 8-9.5-7-13 Audit of records of account 8-9.5-7-14 Annual budget 8-9.5-7-15 Loans; warrants; advancements from within district 8-9.5-7-16 Bonds 8-9.5-7-17 Assessment of benefits and damages 8-9.5-7-18 Formula for use of increased property tax revenues
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