§ Ind. Code § 3-11-1.5-14Proposed precinct establishment orders; effect of timely and late submissions

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(a) A county executive must submit a proposed precinct establishment order to
the co-directors before the county executive establishes a precinct under this chapter.
(b) To ensure sufficient time for review to determine whether a proposed precinct
establishment order complies with this chapter, the co-directors may fix a date and time by
which a county executive must submit an order under section 15 of this chapter if the county
wishes to have the proposed order take effect before the beginning of the next period
specified under section 25 of this chapter. The election division shall notify each county
election board of the date fixed under this subsection at least ninety (90) days before the date
occurs.
(c) If a county submits an order after the date and time fixed under subsection (b), the
co-directors may review the order only after completing the review of orders submitted in
compliance with subsection (b).
(d) This subsection applies to an order submitted after the date and time fixed under
subsection (b). If the co-directors are unable to determine whether a proposed order complies
with this chapter before the beginning of the next period specified under section 25 of this
chapter, the co-directors shall complete the review so that, if the proposed order is otherwise
approved under this chapter, the order may take effect following the end of the next period
specified under section 25 of this chapter.

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