Environmental
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) controls large amounts of land along Tennessee's waterways. Property near TVA-controlled shoreline may be subject to:
ATVA easements and permit requirements for structures near the water✓ Correct
BAutomatic federal ownership of all waterfront improvements
CTennessee homestead exemption disqualification
DMandatory TREC environmental disclosure
Explanation
TVA controls flowage easements and shoreline along many of Tennessee's lakes and rivers. Property owners near TVA-controlled shoreline must obtain TVA permits for docks, boathouses, and other structures, and are subject to TVA land use policies.
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