Recreational Areas - As introduced, creates an administrative attachment for the Doe Mountain Recreation Authority with the department of environment and conservation, while preserving the Authority's autonomy and powers in all other aspects. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 11, Chapter 25 and Title 70.

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The bill links the Doe Mountain Recreation Authority to the state Department of Environment and Conservation for administrative functions such as hiring staff, but leaves the Authority’s decision‑making powers unchanged. It also sets audit and reporting rules, requiring comptroller oversight, optional independent audits, and an annual public report. The changes aim to improve administrative efficiency and accountability.

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