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By LANDON WOODROOF State legislation that would take away local governments’ ability to ban short-term rentals was reintroduced on Capitol Hill in Nashville on Tuesday, although action on the bill was deferred. The legislation, SB1086, was set to appear before the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee meeting at 1:30 p.m.. However, Sen. Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, …
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