Prohibited regulation of auxiliary containers

(a) A local government shall not adopt or enforce a resolution, ordinance, policy, or regulation that: (1) Regulates the use, disposition, or sale of an auxiliary container; (2) Prohibits or restricts an auxiliary container; or (3) Enacts a fee, charge, or tax on an auxiliary container. (b) Subsection (a) must not be construed to restrict: (1) A curbside recycling program; (2) A designated residential or commercial recycling location; (3) A commercial recycling program; (4) The use of an auxiliary container on property owned by a local government; or (5) The regulation of auxiliary containers at an event, concert, or sports venue owned by a private or public entity or at an event managed by a local government. Added by 2019 Tenn. Acts, ch. 158,s 1, eff. 4/12/2019. (a) A local government shall not adopt or enforce a resolution, ordinance, policy, or regulation that: (1) Regulates the use, disposition, or sale of an auxiliary container; (2) Prohibits or restricts an auxiliary container; or (3) Enacts a fee, charge, or tax on an auxiliary container. (1) Regulates the use, disposition, or sale of an auxiliary container; (2) Prohibits or restricts an auxiliary container; or (3) Enacts a fee, charge, or tax on an auxiliary container. (b) Subsection (a) must not be construed to restrict: (1) A curbside recycling program; (2) A designated residential or commercial recycling location; (3) A commercial recycling program; (4) The use of an auxiliary container on property owned by a local government; or (5) The regulation of auxiliary containers at an event, concert, or sports venue owned by a private or public entity or at an event managed by a local government. (1) A curbside recycling program; (2) A designated residential or commercial recycling location; (3) A commercial recycling program; (4) The use of an auxiliary container on property owned by a local government; or (5) The regulation of auxiliary containers at an event, concert, or sports venue owned by a private or public entity or at an event managed by a local government. Added by 2019 Tenn. Acts, ch. 158,s 1, eff. 4/12/2019.