Status of Highway Projects — Reports to General Assembly

1. Law
2. Tennessee Code
3. Highways, Bridges and Ferries
4. Department of Transportation
5. General Provisions
6. Status of Highway Projects — Reports to General Assembly

1. The department shall furnish to each member of the general assembly on a quarterly basis, beginning March 1, 1970, a report on the status of highway projects in the county or counties that the member represents.
2. The report shall include, but not be limited to:
   1. A list of road locations and times scheduled for construction within the county or counties;
   2. A status report on the roads under construction, and their scheduled completion date, including notation of any delays or speedups and reasons for delays or speedups;
   3. Any changes in previously announced plans for highways;
   4. Any highway projects under consideration, which report will be furnished only upon request;
   5. Notification of all public hearings on proposed highways; and
   6. Any additional information that the department feels would be helpful to a member of the general assembly becoming better informed on the operation of the department in the area the member represents.

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