The Indiana Supreme Court ordered entry of judgment on a condemnation award because no party filed statutory exceptions within 45 days, making later compelled mediation improper.
The Indiana Supreme Court held that a Board of Zoning Appeals’ approval of a solar-farm special exception in the town’s two-mile extraterritorial fringe—issued before the town formally authorized extraterritorial jurisdiction in its comprehensive plan—was voidable, not void; landowners who did not challenge the approval within the statutory 30-day review period waived their objection.