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SB 2367

Tipton County - As introduced, applies the Neighborhood Preservation Act to Tipton County; authorizes Tipton County to participate in the Tennessee Local Land Bank Program. - Amends TCA Title 5 and Title 13.

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Paul Rose

SB 2367 grants Tipton County authority to participate in Tennessee's Local Land Bank Program for acquiring and redeveloping vacant or blighted properties.

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Bill Summary · SB 2367

Legislative bill overview

SB 2367 extends Tennessee's Neighborhood Preservation Act to Tipton County and authorizes the county to participate in the state's Local Land Bank Program. The bill modifies state law (TCA Title 5 and Title 13) to give Tipton County specific authorities for property management and community development.

Why is this important

Land bank programs allow municipalities to acquire, hold, and redevelop vacant or blighted properties, which can address urban decay and increase tax revenue. This legislation gives Tipton County additional tools to revitalize neighborhoods and manage problem properties that might otherwise remain abandoned or tax-delinquent.

Potential points of contention

  • Property acquisition authority: Expanding county power to acquire private property through a land bank could raise concerns about government overreach or impacts on current property owners, particularly regarding appraisal methods and compensation disputes.
  • Fiscal implications: The bill may require county resources for property management, maintenance, and eventual resale or development—costs not clearly detailed in the summary.
  • Implementation specifics: The extent to which Tipton County will use these powers and whether safeguards exist to prevent selective targeting of certain neighborhoods or property owners remain unclear.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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