Tennessee Code Title 13. Public Planning and Housing § 13-24-407

(1) For small wireless facility colocations on existing or replacement PSSs, the maximum application fee is five hundred dollars ($500) for a single application of up to five (5) small wireless facilities and one hundred dollars ($100) each for additional small wireless facilities included in a single application. For a new PSS, other than a replacement PSS, together with the colocation of an associated small wireless facility, the maximum application fee is one thousand dollars ($1,000); and

(2) The maximum annual rate for colocation of a small wireless facility on a local authority-owned PSS is two hundred seventy dollars ($270).

(1) To pay fees or reimburse costs for the services or assistance provided to the authority by a consultant or third party retained by the authority relative to deployment of small wireless facilities; or

(2) To file additional applications or permits for regular maintenance, replacement of, or repairs made to an applicant's own facilities. In no event shall replacement of a PSS constitute regular maintenance.

(e)(1) Except for the application fees, permit fees, and colocation rates set out in this section, no local authority shall require additional rates or fees of any kind, including, but not limited to, rental fees, access fees, or site license fees for the initial deployment or the continuing presence of a small wireless facility.

(2) No local authority shall require approval, or any applications, fees, or rates, for:

(3) No local authority shall require execution of any access agreement or site license agreement as a condition of deployment of a small wireless facility in a ROW.

(4) A local authority shall not directly or indirectly require an applicant to perform services for the authority or provide goods to the authority such as in-kind contributions to the authority, including, but not limited to, reserving fiber, conduit, or pole space for the authority in exchange for deployment of small wireless facilities. The prohibition in this subdivision (e)(4) does not preclude the approval of an application to colocate a small cell in which the applicant chooses, in its sole discretion, a design that accommodates other functions or attributes of benefit to the authority.