Indiana Court of Appeals August 31, 1992, No. 49A02-9102-CV-58 (Indiana DLandowner's request for floodway construction permit was denied by the Natural Resources Commission (NRC), and landowner sought judicial review. The Marion Superior Court, James S. Kirsch, J., vacated NRC's order. NRC appealed. The Court of Appeals, Ratliff, C.J., held that: (1) landowner had burden of proving that no harm would come to fish, wildlife or botanical resources through its proposed construction (2) property was "floodway" within meaning of Indiana Flood Control Act and (8) landowner was not denied fundamental due process.epartment of Natural Resources v. United Refuse Co.)
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United States · · · 31-08-1992
RATLIFF®, Chief Judge.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources ("DNR"), through the Indiana Natural Resources Commission ("NRC"),3 appeals from a judgment vacating its order denying United Refuse Company, Inc.'s ("United") request for a floodway construction permit. We reverse and remand.
ISSUES
We restate the issues on appeal as:
1.
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