The Indiana Land Resources Council will meet on Nov. 30 from 1 to 3 p.m. ET at the Teachers Credit Union building in the first floor meeting room (1 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis).
The ILRC was created in state law (IC 15-12-5) to assist local and state decision-makers with land use tools and policies. The ILRC is composed of representatives from county and municipal governments, home building and land development, business, environmental interests, soil and water conservation districts and forestry, as well as a land use expert and a farmer. The ILRC's mission is to evaluate all types of land use.
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