Committee advances Tullahoma charter amendment requiring minimum roads spending
House Bill 2663 would make it compulsory for Tullahoma to spend at least $1.5 million or 3.8% of its annual budget on roads and streets; sponsor said the change would prevent future elected officials from cutting road budgets and the committee advanced the bill (21–0).
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Representative Bricken told the committee House Bill 2663 is a private act from the city of Tullahoma that would make it compulsory in the city charter to spend no less than $1,500,000 on roads and streets or 3.8% of the city—s annual budget.
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