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Public money not to be expended on improvements until plans approved.

Memphis Charter, art. 15, § 106
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Sec. 106. - Public money not to be expended on improvements until plans approved. No sewer, water or gas main, or pipes or other improvements shall be voted or made, nor shall any public money be expended for the benefit of any such purchaser or owner; nor shall any permit for connection with, or other use of any such improvement existing, or for any other reason, be given to any such purchasers or owners until such plan is so approved by the City Planning Commission or legislative body. No sewer, water or gas main or pipe or other improvements shall be voted or made, nor shall any public money be expended within any lands laid out in building lots, streets and alleys, until the plan, plot or replot of such lands shall have been approved by the City Planning Commission or legislative body. (Priv. Acts 1921, ch. 162, § 8)
Source: City of Memphis, Code of Ordinances and Charter and Related Laws (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/tn/memphis/codes/charter?nodeId=PTICHRELA_ART15CIPLCO_S106PUMONOBEEXIMUNPLAPFetched: 10/28/2026

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