Indiana Legislature discusses epileptic hospital site costs and policy
The document reviews spending on the epileptic institution site near Newcastle in Henry County, noting land cost of $124,882, fees totaling $2,697.34, and an unexpended balance of $24,420.66. It calls for cautious development, proposes a $140,000 cap for new buildings, and outlines future funding needs and survey corrections.
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