HB2164 amends Tennessee Code to allow nonprofit associations to operate utility systems under certain conditions.
HB2164 amends Tennessee Code to allow nonprofit associations to operate utility systems if they meet specific criteria. These associations must have been created in 1985, govern a community with at least 5,000 lots or units, fund emergency services, provide water and wastewater services exclusively for members, and have their governing board request Tennessee board of utility regulation jurisdiction. This act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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