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An ordinance amending Chapter 6.72 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update requirements for taxicabs.
This ordinance amends Chapter 6.72 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update requirements for taxicabs in Nashville. The bill was reviewed and amended by the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee before being passed by the Metropolitan Council. The legislation aims to modernize or clarify regulations governing taxicab operations.
An ordinance amending subsections 6.77.110.A. and 6.78.090.A. of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update requirements for driver permits for entertainment transportation vehicles and seated sightseeing vehicles.
This ordinance proposes amendments to subsections 6.77.110.A. and 6.78.090.A. of the Metropolitan Code of Laws, specifically updating the requirements for driver permits for entertainment transportation vehicles and seated sightseeing vehicles. The changes aim to revise the standards or procedures for obtaining or maintaining these permits. The bill is currently under consideration by the Metropolitan Council.
An Ordinance amending Title 6 of the Metropolitan Code to amend the definition of Entertainment Transportation Vehicles and to regulate the operation of Seated Sightseeing Vehicles.
This ordinance amends Title 6 of the Metropolitan Code to update the definition of Entertainment Transportation Vehicles and establishes regulations for the operation of Seated Sightseeing Vehicles in Nashville. The legislation aims to clarify vehicle classifications and set operational standards for these types of transportation services.
An ordinance to amend Chapter 6.77 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding the assignment, sale, transfer, or gifting of entertainment transportation vehicle certificates of public convenience and necessity and vehicle permits.
This ordinance amends Chapter 6.77 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to address the processes for assigning, selling, transferring, or gifting certificates of public convenience and necessity and vehicle permits for entertainment transportation vehicles. The legislation establishes new or revised regulations governing how these certificates and permits may be handled. Its goal is to clarify and potentially tighten oversight of entertainment transportation vehicle operations in Nashville.
An ordinance amending Chapter 6.75 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws relative to pedicabs and pedal carriages.
This ordinance amends Chapter 6.75 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update regulations related to pedicabs and pedal carriages in Nashville. The legislation aims to modify existing rules governing the operation, licensing, or standards for these transportation services. The bill has completed the legislative process and has been passed.
An ordinance amending subsections 13.32.165.A. and 13.32.165.D.1. of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to modify language authorizing approval of revisions to the sidewalk cafe dining rules and regulations by resolution of the metropolitan council and to add language regarding compliance with guidelines as part of the sidewalk cafe dining permit process.
This ordinance amends sections of the Metropolitan Code of Laws related to sidewalk cafe dining. It modifies the process for approving revisions to sidewalk cafe dining rules and regulations, allowing such changes to be approved by resolution of the metropolitan council, and adds requirements for compliance with guidelines as part of the permit process.
An ordinance to amend Section 9.20.020 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding motor vehicle noise.
This ordinance amends Section 9.20.020 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to address regulations concerning motor vehicle noise in Nashville. The bill was reviewed and amended by several council committees before being passed by the Metropolitan Council. The legislation aims to update or clarify existing rules regarding acceptable noise levels from motor vehicles.
An ordinance amending certain sections and subsections of Chapter 2.62, Chapter 12.56, and Title 13 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to modify fees charged by the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (“NDOT”) and make various other changes.
This ordinance proposed amendments to various sections of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to modify fees charged by the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) and implement other related changes. The bill underwent committee review, amendments, and multiple deferrals before ultimately being withdrawn by the sponsor. As a result, the legislation will not take effect.
An ordinance to amend Chapter 10.64 of the Metropolitan Code, to adopt the 2024 editions of both the International Fire Code and the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, and to adopt the amendments contained therein.
This ordinance amends Chapter 10.64 of the Metropolitan Code to adopt the 2024 editions of the International Fire Code and the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code for Nashville. It also incorporates any amendments specified within the ordinance. The legislation updates local fire and life safety standards to align with the latest national codes.
An ordinance amending Chapter 16.24 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws, to augment property standards regulations as they pertain to holiday lights and decorations.
This ordinance amends Chapter 16.24 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update and strengthen property standards regulations specifically related to holiday lights and decorations. The legislation aims to clarify permissible practices and ensure compliance with updated standards for seasonal displays.
An ordinance to amend Chapter 12.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding restrictions for street and alley parking.
This ordinance amends Chapter 12.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to update or clarify restrictions related to street and alley parking in Nashville. The legislation underwent multiple substitutions and committee reviews before being passed by the Metropolitan Council and approved by the Mayor. The changes are intended to address parking regulations and enforcement in public rights-of-way.
An Ordinance to amend Title 2 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to establish the Metropolitan Animal Care and Control Commission.
This ordinance amends Title 2 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to establish the Metropolitan Animal Care and Control Commission. The legislation creates a new commission to oversee animal care and control functions within the Metropolitan Government. It outlines the process for the bill's passage, including committee reviews and amendments.
An ordinance amending certain sections and subsections of Chapter 2.62, Chapter 12.56, and Title 13 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to modify fees charged by the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (“NDOT”) and make various other changes.
This ordinance amends sections of the Metropolitan Code of Laws related to transportation by modifying the fees charged by the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT). It also makes various other changes to regulations within Chapters 2.62, 12.56, and Title 13. The bill aims to update fee structures and related administrative provisions.
An ordinance amending Metropolitan Code of Laws section 17.40.600 to provide that notices of violation are not required for subsequent violations of the same offense under Title 17 (Proposal No. 2025Z-007TX-001).
This ordinance amends section 17.40.600 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to specify that notices of violation are not required for subsequent violations of the same offense under Title 17. The legislation streamlines enforcement by allowing immediate action on repeat offenses without issuing additional notices. The bill was approved with amendments and passed by the Metropolitan Council.
An ordinance amending Metropolitan Code of Laws section 16.04.172 to clarify the power of the director of codes administration to revoke a permit and deny an application for a permit when the applicant or a related person or entity is in violation of an existing permit or provision of Title 16, and amending section 16.24.060 to correct a scrivener’s error.
This ordinance amends the Metropolitan Code of Laws to clarify the authority of the director of codes administration to revoke or deny permits when an applicant or related party is in violation of existing permits or Title 16 provisions. It also corrects a scrivener’s error in section 16.24.060. The changes aim to strengthen enforcement and administrative clarity regarding permit issuance and compliance.
An ordinance to amend certain sections of Chapter 2.114 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws pertaining to the Metropolitan Animal Care and Control Commission.
This ordinance amends certain sections of Chapter 2.114 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws related to the Metropolitan Animal Care and Control Commission. The changes likely address the structure, responsibilities, or procedures of the commission. The bill has completed the legislative process and has been passed.
An ordinance amending certain sections and subsections of Chapters 2.62, 12.56, 13.02, 13.08, 13.20, and 13.32 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to allow the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (“NDOT”) to increase its permit and administrative fees over time, as necessary.
This ordinance proposed amendments to multiple chapters of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to grant the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) the authority to increase its permit and administrative fees over time as needed. The bill was introduced in June 2025 but was ultimately withdrawn in August 2025.
An Ordinance amending Title 15 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to amend the membership and credential requirements of the Stormwater Management Commission.
This ordinance amends Title 15 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to revise the membership and credential requirements for the Stormwater Management Commission. The changes are intended to update the qualifications and composition of the commission. The bill was passed by the Metropolitan Council and approved by the Mayor.
An ordinance amending Chapter 2.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws relative to the Department of Law.
BL2025-770 is an ordinance that amends Chapter 2.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws, specifically addressing matters related to the Department of Law. The bill underwent committee review, was amended, and ultimately passed through the Metropolitan Council and was sent to the Mayor. The legislation aims to update or modify existing legal provisions governing the Department of Law.
An ordinance to amend Chapter 2.147 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding the Nashville Music, Entertainment, and Film Commission.
This ordinance amends Chapter 2.147 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws, which pertains to the Nashville Music, Entertainment, and Film Commission. The legislation updates or modifies the structure, responsibilities, or operations of the commission. The bill has completed the legislative process and has been passed.
An ordinance amending Title 16 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to adopt updated building codes.
This ordinance amends Title 16 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to adopt updated building codes for Nashville. The legislation aims to ensure that local building regulations reflect the most current standards for construction and safety. The bill has passed all required readings and has been approved by the council and mayor.
An ordinance amending Section 2.08.030 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws relative to the publication of the annual operating budget and the capital improvements budget.
This ordinance amends Section 2.08.030 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to address the publication requirements for the annual operating budget and the capital improvements budget. The legislation outlines how these budgets should be made publicly available. It was considered and amended by the Budget and Finance Committee before being passed by the Metropolitan Council.
An ordinance amending Chapter 2.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws relative to the Department of Law.
This ordinance amends Chapter 2.40 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws, which pertains to the Department of Law. The legislation updates or modifies provisions related to the structure, responsibilities, or operations of the Department of Law within the Metropolitan Government. The bill has completed the legislative process and has been passed.
An Ordinance to amend Title 16 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to require diaper changing facilities in certain public restrooms.
This ordinance amends Title 16 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to require the installation of diaper changing facilities in certain public restrooms. The legislation aims to improve accessibility for caregivers with infants and young children in public spaces. It establishes new standards for restroom amenities in applicable facilities.
An ordinance to amend Section 2.40.115 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws relative to notice of court hearings and fines for violations of the Metropolitan Code of Laws enforced by the Department of Law in the Environmental Court of Davidson County.
This ordinance amends Section 2.40.115 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to address the procedures for providing notice of court hearings and the assessment of fines for violations of the Metropolitan Code enforced by the Department of Law in the Environmental Court of Davidson County. The legislation aims to clarify or update requirements related to notification and penalties for code violations. It was considered and passed by the Metropolitan Council.
An ordinance to amend Chapter 2.147 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding the Nashville Entertainment Commission.
This ordinance amends Chapter 2.147 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws concerning the Nashville Entertainment Commission. The legislation updates or modifies the structure, responsibilities, or operations of the Commission. It has completed the legislative process and has been passed by the Metropolitan Council.
An ordinance to amend Section 9.20.020 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws regarding motor vehicle noise within residential zoning districts.
BL2025-955 proposed an amendment to Section 9.20.020 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to address motor vehicle noise within residential zoning districts in Nashville. The bill aimed to modify existing regulations regarding acceptable noise levels or enforcement mechanisms in these areas. The legislation was ultimately withdrawn before final consideration.
An ordinance invoking Tennessee Code Annotated Sections 67-5-603(d) and 67-5-606(c) to authorize the Assessor of Property to prorate Tax Year 2026 property assessments for certain properties damaged by Winter Storm Fern.
This ordinance authorizes the Assessor of Property to prorate property tax assessments for the 2026 tax year for properties that were damaged by Winter Storm Fern. It invokes specific sections of Tennessee state law to allow for this adjustment. The measure aims to provide tax relief to affected property owners.
An Ordinance amending Title 2 and Section 16.28.195 of the Metropolitan Code pertaining to the Metropolitan Historical Commission and the Metropolitan Historic Zoning Commission.
This ordinance amends Title 2 and Section 16.28.195 of the Metropolitan Code, making changes related to the Metropolitan Historical Commission and the Metropolitan Historic Zoning Commission. The legislation updates the structure, responsibilities, or procedures of these commissions. It was subject to multiple amendments and public hearings before being passed by the Metropolitan Council.
An ordinance amending Title 3 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to require departments, boards, and commissions of the Metropolitan Government to conduct annual employee surveys.
This ordinance proposed an amendment to Title 3 of the Metropolitan Code of Laws to require all departments, boards, and commissions of the Metropolitan Government to conduct annual employee surveys. The intent was to establish a regular feedback mechanism from government employees. The bill was ultimately withdrawn and did not become law.