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| Chapter Number | Subject | Abstract | Bill Number | Action |
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| 0001 | Lewisburg | Subject to local approval, makes various changes to the charter of the City of Lewisburg. | HB1366 | No Action Taken |
| 0002 | Chester County | Subject to local approval, authorizes the county to impose a solid waste disposal fee. | HB0154 | Adopted |
| 0003 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of the Gibson County special school district, permits the district to issue bonds in an amount of $5 million or less to provide funds for the district. | HB0665 | No Action Required |
| 0004 | Troy | Subject to local approval, reduces the number of readings required for the passage of ordinances by the board of mayor and aldermen, from three to two; authorizes the employment of a city administrator. | HB1571 | Adopted |
| 0005 | Columbia | Subject to local approval, makes various changes to the charter of the city of Columbia relating to the duties of the local civil service board. | SB1630 | Adopted |
| 0006 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of the Franklin special school district of Williamson County, permits the district to issue bonds or notes in an amount not to exceed $45 million. | HB0701 | No Action Required |
| 0007 | Madison County | Subject to local approval, replaces existing sheriff's civil service law with a new civil service law. | HB1380 | Adopted |
| 0008 | Cleveland | Subject to local approval, expands, from 30 to 60 days, the time period in which vacancies on the city council or the office of mayor must be filled by the remaining council members. | HB1474 | Adopted |
| 0009 | Montgomery County | Subject to local approval, transfers the function of budgeting and fiscal matters regarding the hotel tax from the tourist commission to the economic development council; reallocates the distribution of proceeds received from such tax. | HB1499 | Adopted |
| 0010 | Gleason | Subject to local approval, removes residency requirement for city recorder. | HB1602 | Adopted |
| 0011 | Samburg | Subject to local approval, allows non-resident property owners to vote in the municipal elections; authorizes the treasurer to pay warrants issued by the vice mayor and any other officer approved by ordinance; deletes provision authorizing collection of delinquent taxes by distress warrants. | HB1448 | Adopted |
| 0012 | Henderson County | Subject to local approval, increases the rate of the occupancy tax from 5 percent to 7 percent; changes the distribution and use of the tax revenue. | SB1621 | Adopted |
| 0013 | Rockwood | Subject to local approval, establishes additional qualifications for service as a member of the city's electric power board by requiring one member to be on the city council, members to be property holders in their places of residence, and members to reside within their respective cities or unincorporated areas for one (1) year preceding their appointment; establishes terms of service for board members; and establishes a procedure for filling vacancies on the board. | SB1634 | Adopted |
| 0014 | Rockwood | Subject to local approval, establishes additional qualifications for service as a member of the city's board of waterworks, sewerage, and natural gas by requiring one member to be on the city council, members to be property holders in their places of residence, and members to reside within their respective cities or unincorporated areas for one (1) year preceding their appointment; establishes terms of service for board members; and establishes a procedure for filling vacancies on the board. | SB1635 | Adopted |
| 0015 | Benton County | Subject to local approval, requires operators liable for the collection and payment to the county of a mineral severance tax to keep and preserve records necessary to determine the amount of the tax due and payable to the county for three years. | HB1603 | Adopted |
| 0016 | Benton County | Subject to local approval, requires the clerk or authorized collector of the county pulpwood severance tax to audit pulpwood operators at least once a year and to report the results of such audits to the county legislative body on a quarterly basis; requires operators to maintain records from the previous three years of operation necessary to determine the amount of the tax due to the county. | HB1604 | Adopted |
| 0017 | Tullahoma | Subject to local approval, changes the election date from the first Thursday in August to the Thursday after the first Monday in August; extends the terms of office, from three years to four years, for the aldermen and mayor. | HB1611 | Adopted |
| 0018 | School Districts, Special | As introduced, changes from $2.23 to $2.16 the property tax rate for Milan special school district. | HB1612 | No Action Required |
| 0019 | White Bluff | Subject to local approval, staggers the terms of the mayor and council members and aligns their elections to coincide with the general elections in November; increases the salaries of the mayor and council members; changes the residency requirements for the city judge. | HB1613 | Adopted |
| 0020 | Loudon | Subject to local approval, creates staggered terms of office for members of the city council. | HB1615 | Adopted |
| 0021 | Alcoa | Subject to local approval, makes various changes to the charter of the City of Alcoa. | HB1620 | Adopted |
| 0022 | Weakley County | Subject to local approval, shifts responsibility of issuing and regulating building permits from the director of emergency services to the county trustee. | HB1623 | Adopted |
| 0023 | Livingston | Subject to local approval, authorizes the board of aldermen to delegate the authority to hire, suspend, and discharge town employees to the mayor by ordinance. | HB1607 | Adopted |
| 0024 | Lafayette | Subject to local approval, reduces the time that a person must have resided in the city, from two years to one year, to be eligible to serve as mayor or on the council; revises the relatives who may not be hired by the city due to a familial relationship with the mayor or a council member; removes the office of superintendent of streets. | HB1618 | No Action Taken |
| 0025 | Covington | Subject to local approval, rewrites the city charter by amendment. | HB1621 | Adopted |
| 0026 | Smith County | Subject to local approval, authorizes the county legislative body to implement and administer a hotel motel tax, including the collection and remittance of the tax by a hotel operator and liability of such operator for delinquent tax payments. | HB1622 | Adopted |
| 0027 | Hamilton County | Subject to local approval, revises the name of the County Governmental Library Commission in Hamilton County to the County Governmental Library Committee and revises other provisions relative to the operation of the library. | HB1626 | Adopted |
| 0028 | Carthage | Subject to local approval, rewrites charter. | HB1609 | Not Adopted |
| 0029 | Pleasant Hill | Subject to local approval, rewrites the charter of the Town of Pleasant Hill. | HB1619 | Adopted |
| 0030 | Grainger County | Subject to local approval, authorizes Grainger County to impose a privilege tax of up to 5 percent upon the privilege of occupancy in any hotel. | HB1624 | Adopted |
| 0031 | Lewisburg | Subject to local approval, makes various changes to the charter of the City of Lewisburg. | HB1629 | Adopted |
| 0032 | Bolivar | Subject to local approval, renames the city administrator as the city recorder; changes the timing of the payment of the mayor's salary to be in the same manner as city employees instead of monthly. | HB1627 | Adopted |
| 0033 | Westmoreland | Subject to local approval, rewrites the city charter. | HB1630 | Adopted |
| 0034 | Anderson County | Subject to local approval, authorizes Anderson County to regulate fireworks. | HB1631 | Not Adopted |
| 0035 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of Richard City and Deptford Independent School District, authorizes the district to issue bonds and notes in an amount not to exceed $2,350,000. | HB1632 | No Action Required |
| 0036 | Whiteville | Subject to local approval, reduces the number of readings required for the passage of ordinances by the board of mayor and aldermen from three to two. | HB1633 | Adopted |
| 0037 | Coffee County | Subject to local approval, requires that the boundaries of the districts of the Highway Commission conform to those of the Rural County Commission districts established by 2021 redistricting. | HB1902 | Adopted |
| 0038 | Gibson County | Subject to local approval, changes the office of juvenile court judge from a part-time to a full-time position. | HB2881 | Adopted |
| 0039 | Tullahoma | Subject to local approval, deletes limitation that actions by a city attorney to collect tax liens cannot include more than 25 defendants; authorizes a city attorney to follow certain statutory provisions regarding the recovery of delinquent property taxes. | HB2887 | Adopted |
| 0040 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of the Bradford special school district, changes, from $1.82 to $1.98, the property tax rate for the Bradford special school district. | HB1709 | No Action Required |
| 0041 | Lafayette | Subject to local approval, revises the list of relatives who may not be hired by the city due to a familial relationship with the mayor or a council member; removes the office of superintendent of streets. | HB1755 | Adopted |
| 0042 | Petersburg | Subject to local approval, reduces the number of aldermen from seven to five; reduces the number of readings required to pass an ordinance from three to two. | SB2924 | Adopted |
| 0043 | Springfield | Subject to local approval, reduces the number of readings required for the passage of ordinances by the board of mayor and aldermen from three to two; raises the monetary limit on purchases that do not require competitive bidding from $4,000 to $25,000. | SB1658 | Adopted |
| 0044 | Bristol | Subject to local approval, moves the election date for council from the third Tuesday in May to the first Tuesday in November; requires the budget and tax rate to be adopted by ordinance rather than resolution; authorizes the council to designate the location of its meetings by resolution; authorizes the recorder to levy a 5 percent penalty on delinquent taxes; changes gender specific terms for council members to gender neutral terms; makes other revisions to the charter. | SB2916 | Adopted |
| 0045 | Bradford | Subject to local approval, increases the term of mayor from two to four years; authorizes the board of mayor and aldermen to appoint a city administrator. | HB2888 | Adopted |
| 0046 | McKenzie | Subject to local approval, deletes provision establishing wards within the City of McKenzie and makes related changes; changes "Councilman" to "Councilperson" in various provisions. | HB2889 | Adopted |
| 0047 | Scotts Hill | Subject to local approval, creates the position of general manager for the town; extends the terms of office for mayor and aldermen from two years to four years, beginning with the August 2022 election. | HB2891 | Adopted |
| 0048 | Montgomery County | Subject to local approval, authorizes the county legislative body to set salaries for general sessions judges to be compensated at an amount equal to the salaries set for chancery and circuit court judges; the legislative body is authorized to set such salaries by private act in accordance with state law. | HB2892 | Adopted |
| 0049 | Sumner County | Subject to local approval, repeals the authority of the county to approve the creation and expansion of private cemeteries, with such authority to be exercised by the board of zoning appeals, the planning commission and in accordance with existing state law. | HB2893 | Adopted |
| 0050 | Hamilton County | Subject to local approval, increases the membership of the Hamilton County board of education from nine members to 11 members. | HB2894 | Adopted |
| 0051 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of the McKenzie special school district, permits the district to issue bonds or notes in the amount of $4 million or less and to issue bond anticipation notes in an amount of $4 million or less. | HB2897 | No Action Required |
| 0052 | Oakland | Subject to local approval, authorizes the establishment of schools; authorizes the hiring of attorneys for specific legal needs; requires the town judge to be a licensed attorney; shifts the responsibility of submitting an annual budget to the board of mayor and alderman from the mayor to the town manager; changes the bond requirements for contracts. | HB2898 | Adopted |
| 0053 | Coffee County | Subject to local approval, authorizes the legislative body of Coffee County to impose an entertainment event fee on the sale and distribution of tickets to events in the county with an expected attendance of 500 persons or more. | HB2890 | Adopted |
| 0054 | Celina | Subject to local approval, increases compensation for aldermen, from $50 to $300, for each regularly scheduled meeting attended, not to exceed $600 per month; compensates aldermen $100 for each special meeting attended; increases in compensation would be effective beginning with the next terms of office. | HB2899 | Adopted |
| 0055 | Dickson | Subject to local approval, changes the date of biennial city elections for mayor and councilmen from the last Thursday to the second Thursday in September; clarifies that ordinances and amendments to ordinances are to be made available for inspection by the public rather than read in full; specifies that the mayor must nominate a member from the council as vice mayor, to be approved by the council rather then having the council to elect such person directly; expands role of city recorder to include any other administrative position the mayor determines to be beneficial to the operation of the city. | HB2901 | Adopted |
| 0056 | McEwen | Subject to local approval, authorizes the mayor to appoint city officers, subject to confirmation by the city aldermen, in lieu of such officers being appointed by the board of mayor and aldermen; specifies the duties and authority of the city manager, once such officer to be appointed by the mayor; clarifies that the mayor shall have supervision and control of all administrative affairs of the city; establishes that the mayor may only suspend officers or other employees of the city if approved by the city aldermen rather then having the sole authority to take such action. | HB2902 | Adopted |
| 0057 | School Districts, Special | Pursuant to the request of the Tenth Special School District of Wilson County, shortens the terms of the board of directors from six years to four years. | HB2905 | No Action Required |
| 0058 | Cumberland County | Subject to local approval, creates the Cumberland Plateau Water Authority. | HB2907 | Adopted |
| 0059 | Munford | Subject to local approval, requires that newly elected officials take office after the certification of election results at the first meeting of the legislative body following an election rather than immediately after the election to allow for a more timely transition of officeholders. | HB2908 | Adopted |
| 0060 | Bradley County | Subject to local approval, sets the minimum contract amount required by competitive bidding for general fund, board of education, and road department purchases at $25,000 or more. | HB2909 | Adopted |
| 0061 | Newport | Subject to local approval, rewrites the civil service system for the city fire department. | HB2895 | Adopted |
| 0062 | Murfreesboro | Subject to local approval, establishes the Community Investment Trust, the Park and Recreation Restricted Account, and the Transportation Restricted Account for purposes of funding certain community projects in the City of Murfreesboro. | HB2903 | Adopted |
| 0063 | Rocky Top | Subject to local approval, adds a one-year residency requirement to be eligible to run for the offices of mayor and city councilperson. | HB2910 | Adopted |
| 0064 | Polk County | Subject to local approval, increases number of persons serving on the board of education from nine to 10 members. | HB2911 | Adopted |
| 0065 | Rutherford County | Subject to local approval, creates the Rutherford County Board of Juvenile Detention Center Commissioners. | HB2912 | Adopted |
| 0066 | Hawkins County | Subject to local approval, sets the compensation for the juvenile court judge to equal the compensation of the Hawkins County general sessions judge; requires the juvenile court judge to serve in that capacity full time; prohibits the juvenile court judge from otherwise practicing law. | HB2913 | Adopted |
| 0067 | Washington County | Subject to local approval, establishes the office of county attorney. | HB2914 | Adopted |
| 0068 | Hamilton County | Subject to local approval, authorizes the sale, lease, or other transfer of the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority's assets or liabilities. | HB2915 | Adopted |
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