Tennessee § 7-88-113 - Qualified public use facility as project.

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§ 7-88-113. Qualified public use facility as project.

A qualified public use facility shall be deemed to be within the term “project” as defined in § 7-53-101 . In addition to the powers under chapter 53 of this title, any local government having jurisdiction over any part of a qualified public use facility is authorized to use tax increment financing for such project costs in § 7-88-103(3) pursuant to § 13-20-205 . Acts 2007, ch. 524, § 6.

Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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