§ 141-207 — Effective date
Revised Code of the Consolidated City and County of Indianapolis-Marion County (Supp. No. 47, Update 2: codified through Ordinance No. 42, 2026, passed June 1, 2026) · Indianapolis-Marion County Revised Code § 141-207
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Sec. 141-207. - Effective date.
Regulations shall not become effective or enforceable until forty-five (45) days after the date of first publication, unless the mayor proclaims an emergency effective date. During such forty-five-day period, the city-county council may by resolution stay, up to a maximum of ninety (90) days from the date of first publication required by section 141-206, the taking effect of such regulations for review by the city-county council. The city-county council may by resolution disapprove or reject such regulations, in which latter case the action of the agency in adopting such regulations shall be of no effect. Unless preempted by applicable law, the council may also adopt ordinances on the same subject matter thereby abrogating the agency's authority to adopt the proposed regulations. After complying with the requirements for publication, and if the city-county council has not stayed the taking effect of such regulations or disapproved or rejected them, such regulations as are adopted by the agency shall become effective.
(G.O. 118, 1997, § 2; G.O. 22, 1999, § 1)