HB 1105 changesCondemnation of Hoosier homestead property.

What changed

+126 / −38 words · LargeConfidence: high

This version of HB 1105 reflects the bill's procedural advancement through the Indiana General Assembly with no substantive changes to the underlying eminent domain compensation provisions. The bill received unanimous approval (11-0) from the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee with a 'Do Pass' recommendation and was subsequently referred to the Ways and Means Committee. A co-sponsor was added to the authorship. All changes are purely administrative: preamble updates documenting legislative history, committee vote tallies appended to the bill text, and standard legislative formatting conventions. The core policy provisions regarding condemnation of homestead property remain unmodified from the introduced version.

Change log

• PREAMBLE

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  Technical/conforming change

  The preamble was updated to reflect the bill's legislative progress from its introduced version to a later stage. A co-sponsor (Commons) was added to the author list. The bill received a 'Do Pass' recommendation from committee on January 20, 2026, and was referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Citation formatting was simplified from specific subsections to broader chapter references.

• APPENDIX

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  Committee report and vote appended to bill text

  A committee report from the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee has been added to the appendix. The report recommends passage of HB 1105 as introduced, signed by Representative Aylesworth, with a committee vote of 11 yeas and 0 nays. This is a procedural addition documenting the bill's committee review rather than a substantive change to the underlying eminent domain compensation provisions.

• PREAMBLE >cont.

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  Technical/conforming change

  The preamble adds standard legislative boilerplate explaining conflict reconciliation styling conventions and formal bill numbering. These additions are procedural formatting consistent with legislative publication standards and do not alter the substantive content or scope of the bill.