Tennessee § 4-11-104 - Criteria for evaluation of historic sites.

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§ 4-11-104. Criteria for evaluation of historic sites.

The commission shall develop criteria for the evaluation of state historic sites and all related real and personal property that may be of such importance as would justify acquisition and ownership by this state, and it shall also develop criteria for evaluation of any such properties owned by agencies other than the state for which state aid is requested. Acts 1969, ch. 98, § 3; T.C.A., §§ 4-1112, 4-1104.

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