Tennessee HB2366 amends tourism development zone regulations to ensure accessibility for businesses and patrons while allowing temporary restrictions.
Tennessee HB2366 amends the state code to regulate access within tourism development zones. It mandates that local governments cannot block streets or disrupt business operations within these zones. However, it allows temporary restrictions for emergency access by first responders and for events hosted by local governments. The act defines "tourism development zone" as a designated area by local ordinance and takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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