Tennessee § 7-84-408 - Schedule of property taken or damaged.
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§ 7-84-408. Schedule of property taken or damaged.
The board of assessment commissioners shall also prepare a schedule of all property proposed to be taken by condemnation by the municipality and all property that will in some manner be injured by the improvements to be constructed within the district, together with the valuations set on each such property or the damages to the property by the injuries to be inflicted. Such schedule of property shall be made public simultaneously with the assessment roll and for a like period of time. Acts 1971, ch. 268, § 22; T.C.A., § 6-3922.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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