SB1792 amends Tennessee Code to revise utility relocation policies for state highway projects, ensuring fair reimbursement and cost-sharing.
SB1792 amends Tennessee Code to update utility relocation policies for state highway projects. It redefines "utility" to include modern digital and broadband infrastructure, ensuring they are eligible for relocation reimbursement. The bill establishes a statutory minimum reimbursement of $2.5 million for projects exceeding this cost, allowing the commissioner discretion for higher amounts. It mandates the commissioner consider various factors, such as project complexity and utility service impacts, when authorizing reimbursements.
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