MTAS was asked whether there are any required procedures that the Town's Industrial Development Board must take in order to be granted a Certificate of Public Purpose and Necessity from the Building Finance Committee of the state Department of Economic and Community Development for an industrial park project.

MTAS was asked whether an offender charged with two different charges on the same ticket is charged with two court costs or just one.

MTAS surveyed ten cities to find out if they offer incentive pay to city mechanics for obtaining certification to inspect, maintain and repair emergency vehicles.

MTAS was asked to develop a training program on economic development for presentation at the city's annual planning conference

An ordinance to amend the city's code, Title 13, by adding regulations of junk vehicles.

This study focuses on a few basic code enforcement functions: deteriorated structures, weedy lots, junk vehicles, and clutter (accumulations on properties).

The ordinance is one that increases the Town of Centerville's portion of the local option sales tax to the maximum 2.75% upon a successful referendum.

MTAS was asked who determines that there is a vacancy in the office of alderman when the alderman removes from the city (or district).

MTAS was asked whether an amendment to the city's charter will be required if the city wishes to appoint another city judge with the jurisdiction to hear only municipal ordinance violation cases.

MTAS was asked whether a person can serve as both a member of the city council and the city school board.