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.

HB 1438 amends the charter of the City of Erin, Tennessee, primarily updating definitions and expanding the Board of Mayor and Aldermen's corporate powers. It changes the definition of "Elector" to require property ownership of at least 50% fee simple interest within the city, and adds specific powers to the Board, including contracting, borrowing money for municipal purposes, and acquiring property. The bill also corrects minor typographical errors (like "four year" to "four-year") and adds a new residency requirement of 24 continuous months for mayoral or aldermanic candidates. These changes directly affect Erin residents (particularly voters and candidates) and the city's governance structure under its charter.