Morristown - Subject to local approval, rewrites the city charter. - Amends Chapter 103 of the Acts of 1903; as amended.

This bill rewrites the city charter for Morristown, Tennessee, replacing the previous legal framework that had been in place since 1903. The new charter establishes the city's structure by defining its powers to own property and manage public utilities like water and electricity, while also setting up a city council composed of a mayor and six elected members serving four-year terms. By substituting the entire old text with a new version, the legislation updates the foundational rules governing how the city operates and how its officials are selected. This change directly affects the city government and its residents by formalizing the current administrative setup into a single, comprehensive legal document.