Parking lot/walking trail sealcoat & pavement marking projects
This project provides sealcoat specifications for city parking lots and walking trails.
Streets--Pavement Public works--Facilities Public facilities--Grounds maintenance Parking |
This project provides sealcoat specifications for city parking lots and walking trails.
Parking Lot--Walking Trail Sealcoat.pdf
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Streets--Pavement Public works--Facilities Public facilities--Grounds maintenance Parking |
MTAS was asked whether a part-time city employee may buy back years of service with TCRS.
TCRS Participation.pdf
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TCRS Participation.doc
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Personnel--Fringe benefits Personnel--Retirement |
This paper discusses the surrender of a board of mayor and alderman charter and the adoption of a manager-commission charter under provisions of Tennessee Code Annotated.
Charters Charters--City |
MTAS was asked whether the modified approach for reporting infrastructure assets could be used in the Water & Sewer Fund or other enterprise fund operations.
Accounting--Fixed asset |
MTAS was asked about an upcoming leave of absence of the town judge on a planned one-year sabbatical.
Courts--Judges Personnel--Compensation |
Job description for the position of Clerk III Accountant.
Accounting Clerks Personnel--Classification |
The first case in the United States of 2019-nCoV, the 2019 novel coronavirus, now classified as COVID-19, was diagnosed on January 20, 2020, in Snohomish County, Washington. Since then, more people have been diagnosed with COVID-19, and cities are struggling to find information of how to respond to the spread of the virus and how the virus will affect the city’s ability to continue to provide municipal services. This MTAS Hot Topic provides guidance for cities on these issues. (Updated 3/23/2020)
COVID19_QA_HT_03232020.pdf
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Emergency management--Tennessee Personnel--Health and safety--Infectious diseases Public health and safety Emergency services Emergency medical services |
MTAS was asked whether the city has the authority to prohibit volunteer firemen from using sirens on their automobiles and from running red lights and violating other traffic laws during the course of responding to fire calls.
Emergency vehicles Fire--Equipment--Vehicles Fire--Personnel Fire--Volunteer organizations Traffic--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether a municipal water system can pay in lieu of taxes.
Taxes--Payment in lieu of taxes Utilities Utilities--Laws and regulations Utilities--Taxation Water--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether an agreement between a city and a developer of a large construction project may specify a percentage of subcontracts on the project to be awarded, or set aside, for minority contractors.
Contracts Contracts--Laws and regulations Personnel--Equal opportunity Purchasing--Bids proposals and specifications Purchasing--Laws and regulations |