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1992 Tennessee Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1992)

handle is hein.sag/sagtn0127 and id is 1 raw text is: OPINIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TENNESSEE
Published by Authority of Chapter 276
Public Acts of 1971
November - December, 1992
92-68    ALCOHOL: Tennessee Code Annotated §§
57-3-412(a)(3)(C) and 57-5-301(e)(3) (1992 Supp)
authorize a juvenile court to expunge its applicable
records pertaining to juvenile proceedings against a
minor for possessing or transporting intoxicating
liquor or beer. T.C.A. S37-1-1-3, §40-32-101,
557-3-412, §57-5-301.
92-71    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/TENNESSEE:Home Rule: A home rule
municipality has the authority to construct facilities
to control storm water within or without its corporate
boundaries. There is no general law authorizing the
imposition of special assessments by a municipality
upon property owners benefitted by facilities to
control storm water. Thus, a home rule municipality
would have to derive any such authority from its
charter. A home rule municipality can amend its
charter to authorize the imposition of special
assessments upon property owners benefitted by such
facilities to control storm water. Pursuant to T.C.A.
§6-54-306, a home rule municipality can set penalties
of up to $500 to cover administrative expenses
incident to correction of municipal violations. It
is not necessary to enact general legislation to
authorize the construction of such facilities, the
assessment of the costs of such construction, the
imposition of civil penalties or the amendment of a
municipal charter to authorize such action by a home
rule municipality. Tenn. Const. Art. II, 55 18-29,
Art. XI, §9; T.C.A. §6-54-306, §7-32-101-141,
§7-33-301-316, §7-34-101-118, §7-35-101-432,
§7-35-201, Op. Tenn. Atty. Gen. 83-343 (October 6,
1983), 88-108 (June 1, 1988), 91-17 (February 20,
1991), U92-100 (September 1, 1992),
92-67    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/TENNESSEE:Taxation: A county
governing body may appropriate money from general tax
revenues to a county industrial development
corporation for use in economic and/or industrial
development purposes. Tenn. Const. Art. 2, §29;
T.C.A. §5-9-101, §7-53-101-102, §7-53-301.

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