Erin - Subject to local approval, makes changes to definitions in the city charter; adds corporate powers to be exercised by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen; makes several other changes to the city charter. - Amends Chapter 403 of the Private Acts of 1951; as amended and rewritten.

SB 1460 amends the City of Erin, Tennessee's charter to update voting rules and expand the authority of its governing Board of Mayor and Aldermen. It changes the definition of "Elector" to allow non-resident property owners with at least 50% ownership of city property to vote, requiring certified proof of ownership. The bill adds new corporate powers to the Board, including contracting, borrowing funds, and appointing boards, while correcting minor errors like standardizing "four-year" and "right-of-way" in the charter. These changes directly affect Erin residents, non-resident property owners seeking voting rights, and the city's governance structure.