Tennessee HB2218 amends zoning laws to require residency in the county for at least twelve months before appointment to the board of zoning appeals.
Tennessee HB2218 amends various titles of the Tennessee Code Annotated, specifically addressing zoning regulations. The bill introduces a new requirement that a person must reside in the county for at least twelve months before being eligible for appointment to the board of zoning appeals. This change aims to ensure that board members have a sufficient understanding of local zoning issues and needs. The act will take effect immediately upon becoming law, as deemed necessary for public welfare.
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