Tennessee § 54-17-207 - Additions to system — Designation powers of commissioner.

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§ 54-17-207. Additions to system — Designation powers of commissioner.

Additions to the parkway system shall be part of the system of state highways, and the commissioner of transportation shall have the same powers set forth in §§ 54-5-101 and 54-5-102 with regard to designating the parkway system as the commissioner has to designate the system of state highways. Acts 1984, ch. 613, § 3. Attorney General Opinions. Designation of interstates as scenic highways, OAG 97-061 (5/1/97).

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