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Tennessee 106th General Assembly - Private Acts Search
Note: TCA 8-3-202 requires local governments to notify the secretary of state of action taken on a private act by December 1st of year passed. If not notified, the act becomes null and void. TCA 8-3-202.

Chapter Number Subject Abstract Bill Number Action
0001 Celina As introduced, subject to local approval, allows registered voters owning real property inside the city limits, but who are not residents, to vote in city elections. HB0690 Adopted
0002 Bristol As introduced, subject to local approval, provides that the members of the municipal board of education shall be elected in the same manner used to elect the city council. HB1830 Adopted
0003 Dyer As introduced, subject to local approval, expands maximum term of debt financing for water and sewer improvements. HB2388 Adopted
0004 Gallatin As introduced, subject to local approval, changes certain duties for mayor, city recorder, and mayor pro tem; changes attendance requirements at city council meetings for department heads. HB2385 Adopted
0005 Medina As introduced, subject to local approval, establishes that all municipal employees will have "at-will" employment status; removes provision that requires the mayor to serve as a substitute municipal judge; removes provision that allows a municipal court to incarcerate someone for failing to pay certain court fines and costs. HB2384 Adopted
0006 Gainesboro As introduced, subject to local approval, revises charter of town of Gainesboro to specify duties of Town Recorder. HB2381 Adopted
0007 Rutherford County As introduced, subject to local approval, imposes application of wheel tax on Rutherford County residents for operation of motor vehicles on any highway in the county by removing present exception for operation on state highways. HB2378 Adopted
0008 Shelbyville As introduced, subject to local approval, clarifies that a majority of those present and voting shall be necessary for action by the council; clarifies that this voting procedure is to be used for election of Electric Power, Water and Sewage Board members. HB2073 Adopted
0009 Murfreesboro As introduced, subject to local approval, clarifies certain ambiguities existing within those Murfreesboro city charter provisions that set forth disciplinary policies and procedures for municipal employees. HB0249 Adopted
0010 Unicoi County As introduced, subject to local approval, permits volunteer fire departments to possess, store, use, or sell fireworks. HB1831 Adopted
0011 Chester County As introduced, subject to local approval, creates the position of accounting and budget director, to be appointed by the budget and finance committee of the county legislative body. HB2386 Adopted
0012 Sharon As introduced, subject to local approval, gives the town council the power to prohibit minors from being abroad between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. unless going directly to or from a lawful activity or with a parent or guardian. HB2393 Null and Void
0013 Huntland As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites the charter. HB2394 Adopted
0014 Parrottsville As introduced, subject to local approval, raises monetary limit on purchases that do not require prior approval of the board of mayor and aldermen, from $100 to $500. HB2397 Adopted
0015 Blount County As introduced, subject to local approval, increases the hotel motel tax from 4 percent to 5 percent; redistributes the proceeds. HB2042 Adopted
0016 Hamilton County As introduced, subject to local approval, prohibits any purchases that comply with energy efficiencies standards and life cycles costing employed by the state of Tennessee in its procurement policies. HB2035 Adopted
0017 Cleveland As introduced, subject to local approval, requires any action by the legislative body to be by ordinance if required by the general law or the charter to be by ordinance, and if the action levies a tax, makes a special assessment, is permanent in nature, or has a regulatory or penal effect. HB2387 Adopted
0018 Bristol As introduced, subject to local approval, removes recall, initiative, and referendum provisions from charter. HB1725 Adopted
0019 Gallatin As introduced, subject to local approval, revises charter of city of Gallatin. HB2380 Adopted
0020 Polk County As introduced, subject to local approval, creates the position of county attorney. HB2403 Adopted
0021 Mason As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites the charter. SB2371 Adopted
0022 Oliver Springs As introduced, subject to local approval, creates position of city manager and various departments within the town. HB1834 Adopted
0023 Harriman As introduced, subject to local approval, makes certain changes to the charter of the City of Harriman. HB1904 Adopted
0024 Milan As introduced, subject to local approval, revises charter of City of Milan. HB2398 Adopted
0025 Clay County As introduced, subject to local approval, authorizes a hotel/motel tax in Clay County. HB2405 Adopted
0026 School Districts, Special As introduced, authorizes school bonds and notes be issued and sold in an amount not to exceed $20,000,000 for the Tenth Special School District of Wilson County. HB2407 No Action Required
0027 School Districts, Special As introduced, authorizes and empowers the Paris Special School District of Henry County to issue capital outlay notes in a principal amount not to exceed $1,750,000. HB2112 No Action Required
0028 Niota As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites charter. HB2396 Not Adopted
0029 Red Boiling Springs As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites charter. HB2399 Adopted
0030 Toone As introduced, subject to local approval, reduces required number of ordinance readings from three to two, defines corporate boundaries, permits aldermen to simultaneously serve as recorder or treasurer. HB2400 Adopted
0031 Alexandria As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites charter. HB2402 Adopted
0032 Adamsville As introduced, subject to local approval, rewrites charter. HB2406 Adopted
0033 Lebanon As introduced, subject to local approval, modifies duties of the commissioner of finance and revenue. HB2410 Adopted
0034 Bluff City As introduced, subject to local approval, removes authority for board to appoint mayor as town judge, changes date by which vice-mayor to be appointed, specifies that town officers and employees serve at will, changes meeting day for board, requires special election if three or more vacancies exist on board, and removes recall provisions and provisions regarding appeal, which are controlled by general law. HB2408 Not Adopted