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TCA § 11-6-118 — Import or export of human remains
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Human remains may not be imported into Tennessee or exported from Tennessee unless a listed exception applies.
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Human remains may not be imported into Tennessee or exported from Tennessee unless a listed exception applies.
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Human remains or Native American burial objects found or confiscated must be reburied after scientific analysis within 6 months, unless the director grants up to a 6-month extension for scientific or medical research.
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The division may run volunteer-based archaeology programs, including programs for schools and other interest groups, and may organize special activities for Tennessee Archaeology Awareness Week.
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The division of archaeology may plan for and support preservation, tracking, research, and funding related to significant shipwrecks in Tennessee.
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This chapter may be cited as the “Tennessee Heritage Conservation Trust Fund Act of 2005.”
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This section defines “Board,” “Nonprofit organization,” and “Trust fund” for this chapter.
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The trust fund must be managed separately, invested by the state treasurer, carry forward unused money and earnings, may accept gifts and grants, and must not be diverted to the general fund except for the specified reimbursement transfers.
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This section sets up the Tennessee heritage conservation trust fund board, requires annual reporting and audit, and gives the board control over trust fund expenditures.
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The board may carry out trust fund purposes through property transactions, grants and loans, contracts, bylaws, policies, studies, and other necessary actions, but it cannot use eminent domain.
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The board can make grants or loans for real-property acquisitions only after an agreement is in place, and applicants must provide specified application details and recent audited financial statements.
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Some real property acquisitions and disposals must follow two other state code sections; certain trust-fund, public-agency, and qualifying nonprofit transactions only need prompt reporting to the state building commission and are exempt from those approvals.
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Real property meeting the stated condition is exempt from all state and local property taxes.
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This section creates the conservation compensation fund and requires state officials to certify, calculate, and reimburse property tax losses tied to state land acquisitions.
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The commissioner may appoint an executive director, must set that director’s salary, and the executive director may hire needed staff.
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This chapter may be cited as the “Ocoee River Recreation and Economic Development Fund Act.”
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
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This section sets up the Ocoee River recreation and economic development fund and tells how money in it must be handled and used.
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This section creates the Ocoee River recreation and economic development fund board and sets its membership, terms, quorum, vacancy, and compensation rules.
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The board may spend and manage development fund resources, but it must meet at least twice a year, adopt bylaws, adopt and implement a conflicts-of-interest policy, and file an annual report by June 30.
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Counties that incur management costs for the Ocoee River management zone must send the board a financial statement and justification, and the board must reimburse reasonable costs it determines.