MTAS was asked whether differential tax rates within taxing districts and special services districts authorized under the Charter Government Unification Act would violate the Tennessee Constitution and several other questions by the Charter Commission.

MTAS was asked four questions relative to annexation and to annexation agreements between cities.

MTAS was asked if certain procedures in the process of hiring a police chief are subject to the state's Open Meetings Law or Sunshine Law.

MTAS was asked if an Alderman, who married a person from another town and bought a house there, still meets residency requirements by renting a residence in the town in which he holds office.

MTAS was asked to analyze the question of the distribution of authority between the city recorder and the city administrator.

Analyzed the question of whether the oath of office is mandatory and the legal effect the failure of a public officer to take the oath has on his votes and decisions.

MTAS was asked what is the earliest date the city can terminate the city manager.

MTAS was asked whether the city can clean up pieces of private property in the city with the permission of the property owner and whether the city can classify waste, administratively treat classes of waste differently, and charge different rates for the collection and disposal of the different classes of waste.

MTAS was asked whether a certain employee of the city's utility system could run for, and hold, the office of alderman.

MTAS was asked whether it is legal for the city to require a bond to secure the demolition of a building within the historic overlay.