Tennessee § 65-17-111 - Chapter supplemental to other law.
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§ 65-17-111. Chapter supplemental to other law.
This chapter supplements any other provision of this title or other law to provide additional authority to regulate the siting and permitting of wind energy facilities and wind energy facility expansions. Nothing in this chapter prescribes an exclusive procedure or grants exclusive powers relating to the siting or permitting of wind energy facilities and wind energy facility expansions. Acts 2018, ch. 825, § 11. Effective Dates. Acts 2018, ch. 825, § 20. April 24, 2018.
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