HB1326 modifies Tennessee's planning laws to change approval processes and vesting periods for development plans and permits.
HB1326 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 13, to revise the approval process for development plans and building permits. It changes the term "approval" to "submission" in several sections, meaning that plans and permits are considered submitted upon their filing rather than awaiting formal approval. The bill also modifies the vesting period for property rights related to development plans and permits, specifying that rights vest upon submission of a plan or permit, unless local ordinances define substantial compliance differently.
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