in-20250709-IR-135250325RAA: Regulatory Analysis — 135 IAC (LSA #250325)
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The Rule impacts all owners and operators of privately-owned motor vehicles using the Toll Road, who are subject to paying tolls. There are millions of personal and commercial vehicles that travel on the Toll Road each year. Those motorists unwilling to pay tolls can use the untolled U.S. 20. There are no changes from existing regulation. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes. There are no changes from existing requirements. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes. There are no changes from existing requirements. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes. This Rule does not contain any new or increased fees, fines, or civil penalties and will not have implementation and compliance costs in excess of $1 million over any two (2) year period. A Financial Analysis was performed by an outside consultant. This Financial Analysis can be viewed via the following link: www.in.gov/ifa/files/TollRoadFinancialAnalysis.pdf IX. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions Andrew Seiwert, General Counsel, Indiana Finance Authority; aseiwert@ifa.in.gov; 317.234.4780
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TITLE 135 INDIANA FINANCE AUTHORITY Regulatory Analysis LSA Document # 25-325 I. Description of Rule II. Fiscal Impact Analysis III. Impacted Parties The Rule impacts all owners and operators of privately-owned motor vehicles using the Toll Road, who are subject to paying tolls. There are millions of personal and commercial vehicles that travel on the Toll Road each year. Those motorists unwilling to pay tolls can use the untolled U.S. 20.
IV. Changes in Proposed Rule
There are no changes from existing regulation. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes.
V. Benefit Analysis
There are no changes from existing requirements. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes.
VI. Cost Analysis
There are no changes from existing requirements. This proposed rule includes the same formula as the Current Temporary Rules without changes. This Rule does not contain any new or increased fees, fines, or civil penalties and will not have implementation and compliance costs in excess of $1 million over any two (2) year period. VII. Sources of Information. A Financial Analysis was performed by an outside consultant. This Financial Analysis can be viewed via the following link: www.in.gov/ifa/files/TollRoadFinancialAnalysis.pdf VIII. Regulatory Analysis There are no new requirements from existing regulation. IX. Contact Information of Staff to Answer Substantive Questions Andrew Seiwert, General Counsel, Indiana Finance Authority; aseiwert@ifa.in.gov; 317.234.4780 Notice of First Public Comment Period: 20250709-IR-135250325FNA Notice of Determination Received: June 12, 2025
Documents
- Full text (state register) · July 09, 2025
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