Tennessee § 13-18-108 Selection of team leader - Presentation by applicant - Draft agreement

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§ 13-18-108 — Selection of team leader - Presentation by applicant - Draft agreement

Tennessee § 13-18-108

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 13-18-108 (2026).

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(a)At the first meeting, the joint review team shall select a participating agency to be team leader.

(b)The applicant shall make a presentation to the team at this meeting on the project, stating what actions it has already undertaken, what actions will be undertaken in the future, and what actions it would like the team to take.

(c)Based on the information submitted by the applicant to the contact agency, the joint review staff shall submit a draft agreement of responsibilities to the team describing the statutory and regulatory jurisdiction, duties and responsibilities of each permitting and nonpermitting agency at each level of government that may review the proposed project. It shall also describe the responsibilities and general schedule of the applicant.

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(a) At the first meeting, the joint review team shall select a participating agency to be team leader. (b) The applicant shall make a presentation to the team at this meeting on the project, stating what actions it has already undertaken, what actions will be undertaken in the future, and what actions it would like the team to take. (c) Based on the information submitted by the applicant to the contact agency, the joint review staff shall submit a draft agreement of responsibilities to the team describing the statutory and regulatory jurisdiction, duties and responsibilities of each permitting and nonpermitting agency at each level of government that may review the proposed project. It shall also describe the responsibilities and general schedule of the applicant.