Description of transit project on state-owned property — Designation of transit project entrance and exit

Tenn. Code Ann. § 65-13-207, under Governor's Infrastructure Coordination Council.

Tenn. Code Ann. § 65-13-207

(a) (1) For each transit project located on the property or under a right-of-way of this state, the council shall cause to be produced a legal description of the project, including:(A) The metes and bounds of the surface boundary under which the transit project lies;(B) A three-dimensional description of the subterranean boundaries of the transit project;(C) Surface and subsurface easements and rights-of-ways;(D) Each point for public or vehicular entry into and exit from the transit project designated pursuant to subsection (b), including stations and facilities at such entry and exit points;(E) Each point of ingress or egress for maintenance, the provision of emergency services, and other operational purposes;(F) Each ventilation, electrical, utility, safety, and operational system utilized to serve the transit project; and(G) Additional descriptive information as deemed necessary by the council.(2) The council shall cause the legal description produced under subdivision (a)(1) to be included in a survey, plat, memorandum, or other recordable instrument and recorded with the state building commission and with the register of deeds for each county in which the transit project is located, in whole or in part, and any other state or local governmental entity or official as deemed necessary by the council.(3) Before the expansion, contraction, diversion, or modification of an existing transit project, the council shall cause to be produced and recorded a legal description of the expansion, contraction, diversion, or modification in accordance with subdivisions (a)(1) and (2).

(1) For each transit project located on the property or under a right-of-way of this state, the council shall cause to be produced a legal description of the project, including:(A) The metes and bounds of the surface boundary under which the transit project lies;(B) A three-dimensional description of the subterranean boundaries of the transit project;(C) Surface and subsurface easements and rights-of-ways;(D) Each point for public or vehicular entry into and exit from the transit project designated pursuant to subsection (b), including stations and facilities at such entry and exit points;(E) Each point of ingress or egress for maintenance, the provision of emergency services, and other operational purposes;(F) Each ventilation, electrical, utility, safety, and operational system utilized to serve the transit project; and(G) Additional descriptive information as deemed necessary by the council.

(A) The metes and bounds of the surface boundary under which the transit project lies;

(B) A three-dimensional description of the subterranean boundaries of the transit project;

(C) Surface and subsurface easements and rights-of-ways;

(D) Each point for public or vehicular entry into and exit from the transit project designated pursuant to subsection (b), including stations and facilities at such entry and exit points;

(E) Each point of ingress or egress for maintenance, the provision of emergency services, and other operational purposes;

(F) Each ventilation, electrical, utility, safety, and operational system utilized to serve the transit project; and

(G) Additional descriptive information as deemed necessary by the council.

(2) The council shall cause the legal description produced under subdivision (a)(1) to be included in a survey, plat, memorandum, or other recordable instrument and recorded with the state building commission and with the register of deeds for each county in which the transit project is located, in whole or in part, and any other state or local governmental entity or official as deemed necessary by the council.

(3) Before the expansion, contraction, diversion, or modification of an existing transit project, the council shall cause to be produced and recorded a legal description of the expansion, contraction, diversion, or modification in accordance with subdivisions (a)(1) and (2).

(b) The council shall designate each point for public or vehicular entry into and exit from a transit project for purposes of distinguishing between surface and subsurface jurisdiction over the transit project with respect to applicable local governmental laws, rules, and regulations, building, safety, and fire codes, and enforcement of motor vehicle laws.

(c) The legal description of a transit project produced and recorded pursuant to this section must clearly delineate between the surface components and subsurface components of a transit project for purposes of jurisdiction over and the regulation of surface construction and subsurface construction pursuant to this chapter.