LPA Resources

As of August 2014, the Right-of-Way review process is now conducted through INDOT’s Central Office. The following resources relate to the Right-of-Way phase of an LPA project. LPA Right-of-Way parcel forms or the updated MAP-21 Relocation information can be found in Buying Forms within the Real Estate Manuals.

• FAQs- New Parcel Packet Review Process 09-05-2014
• LPA Consultant Parcel Packet Review Training Presentation 08-20-2014
• LPA Project Summary Form - Real Estate
• Railbanking Information
• How to Apply for LPA Land Records System
• Policy for Public Art and Landscaping on INDOT Right-of-Way

INDOT is a recipient of federal funds and has a Stewardship and Oversight Agreement with the Federal Highway Administration which means that if locals receive any funding from INDOT (state or federal), whether through a contract to perform work or provide professional services or as part of a grant or award for your community, INDOT is required to ensure locals follow Title VI & Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) nondiscrimination and accessibility requirements. INDOT sub-recipients are required to submit a compliant Title VI Implementation Plan to INDOT annually. Title VI Plans are due on or before October 1st each year for the next fiscal year. For example, a plan submitted on September 30th, 2025, will be for 2026. The Title VI Implementation Plan details standard nondiscrimination operating procedures for each fiscal year. ADA Transition Plans are due every three years and must be updated yearly. The ADA Transition Plan is a living document that changes with the condition of assets added, remediated, or removed. INDOT is working with and reviewing nondiscrimination plans for local governments throughout Indiana to ensure compliance or at least show that each local government is making a good faith effort in adopting and becoming compliant. All locals must have both an Americans with/ Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan and a Title VI Implementation Plan to be an eligible sub-recipient for funding through INDOT and must maintain their compliance with civil rights laws and nondiscrimination policies and procedures to remain an eligible sub-recipient for funding through INDOT. Our goal in monitoring our sub-recipients is to provide technical assistance tools, templates for all required program and policy documents, and resources to make compliance efforts manageable and easier for our sub-recipients as we work together to improve Indiana communities by constructing roads, bridges, highways, and pedestrian facilities across the state. To ensure your local is compliant with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, please visit our resource page for subrecipients of state or federal funds below:

• Resources for Indiana Communities
• Nondiscrimination at INDOT

Title VI and ADA Plans and compliance related questions can be submitted to INDOT at accessforall@indot.in.gov, or for further assistance contact Taffanee Keys, Civil Rights Counsel at TKeys@indot.in.gov.

• ADA/Title IV
• Bid Express
• Bridges
• Capital Program Management
• Contract Letting Information
• Designers
• Design Manual Editable Documents
• Doing Business with INDOT
• Environmental Services
• Final Construction Records Documents
• Final Construction Records Guide
• General Instructions to Field Employee (GIFE) Manual
• INDOT Detour Policy
• Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP)
• Local Trax
• Pavement Design
• Proposals and Contracts
• Railroad
• Real Estate
• Standards and Specifications
• States Travel Policy
• Utilities