(A) Fiscal Officer. The County Auditor is the Fiscal Officer of the county.
(1) The County Auditor’s term is for four years and continues until his or her successor is elected and qualified.
(2) The County Auditor is charged with recording the official proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners and the County Council meetings.
(3) The County Auditor shall exercise and perform the duties prescribed by law which pertain to this office.
(Prior Code, § 32.01)
(B) Electronic map generation.
(1) Pursuant to I.C. 5-14-3-8.5
, the County Auditor is directed to administer and collect fees for electronic map service.
(2) All fees collected should be placed in a dedicated fund called the Electronic Map Generation Fund. The County Auditor shall deposit the fees collected into the Electronic Map Generation Fund to be expended only for the following purposes:
(a) The maintenance, upgrading, and enhancement of the electronic map; and
(b) The reimbursement of expenses incurred in supplying the electronic map in the form requested by the purchaser.
(3) The County Council shall appropriate the money in the Electronic Map Generation Fund for the above-stated purposes, based upon requests by the County Auditor.
(4) Fees are not to be charged to political subdivisions within the county and entities that financially support the county’s electronic map data.
(5) The fee schedule for electronic map data shall be $1,000 for all layers.
(6) The Board of County Commissioners may, in its sole and absolute discretion, waive the fees for other governmental or non-governmental organizations or entities upon a written request from the organization or entity.
(Prior Code, § 110.290)
(Ord. 2011-12, passed 10-3-2011)
Statutory reference:
Some of the duties and powers of the County Auditor, see I.C. 36-2-9-1 through I.C. 36-2-9-18
Record-keeping function, see I.C. 36-2-2-11 and I.C. 36-2-3-6