Martin - Subject to local approval, rewrites the city charter. - Amends Chapter 158 of the Private Acts of 1992; as amended.

This bill rewrites the city charter for Martin, Tennessee, establishing the legal framework for how the city is governed. It creates a mayor elected from the entire city and three aldermen elected from separate wards, with ward boundaries that can be adjusted based on population changes. The charter grants the mayor and aldermen authority to manage city operations, including setting tax rates, maintaining public services like water and sewer systems, regulating businesses, and enforcing local ordinances. The city retains its existing boundaries while gaining the power to expand or contract them through legal annexation or contraction processes.