Office of the Governor Docket 260377 Notice

in-20261007-IR-GOV260377FSA: EXECUTIVE ORDER 26-29 FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT

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Summary

The executive order postpones the expiration of certain rules pertaining to the Meridian Street Preservation Commission. The commission will have until January 1, 2028, to readopt expiring rules. The order specially addresses rules in 925 IAC 2 – General Provisions. No significant state expenditure impact is expected from this executive order. The Meridian Street Preservation Commission established their fee schedule in rules, 925 IAC 2-2-8. If this rule were to expire the Commission could experience a temporary revenue reduction of about 75%. The estimated annual revenue loss could be between $1,000 and $1,500. [IC 36-7-11.2-49 sets a default application e of $25 unless the Commission sets fees by rule.] Office of the Attorney General, Christopher Anderson; Meridian Street Preservation Commission, Caroline Emenaker

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LEGISLATIVE SERVICES AGENCY OFFICE OF FISCAL AND MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS EXECUTIVE ORDER 26-29 FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT Postponing the Expiration of an Administrative Rule Executive Order 26-29 Note Prepared October 1, 2026 Date Issued September 23, 2026 Fiscal Impact State Affected Counties Marion Funds Affected Dedicated Summary of Executive Order The executive order postpones the expiration of certain rules pertaining to the Meridian Street Preservation Commission. The commission will have until January 1, 2028, to readopt expiring rules. The order specially addresses rules in 925 IAC 2 – General Provisions. Explanation of State Expenditures No significant state expenditure impact is expected from this executive order. Explanation of State Revenues The Meridian Street Preservation Commission established their fee schedule in rules, 925 IAC 2-2-8. If this rule were to expire the Commission could experience a temporary revenue reduction of about 75%. The estimated annual revenue loss could be between $1,000 and $1,500. [IC 36-7-11.2-49 sets a default application e of $25 unless the Commission sets fees by rule.] Explanation of Local Expenditures This order will have no impact on local revenues. Explanation of Local Revenues The local revenues are not affected by this order. Agencies Affected Level Agencies State Meridian Street Preservation Commission Local N/A Information Sources Office of the Attorney General, Christopher Anderson; Meridian Street Preservation Commission, Caroline Emenaker Fiscal Analyst: Heath Holloway, 317-232-9867

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