City judge appointment procedures
The City of Brentwood developed a procedure for appointing a city judge.
| Courts--Judges |
The City of Brentwood developed a procedure for appointing a city judge.
| Courts--Judges |
MTAS was asked whether the city can attach conditions to the abandonment of the street.
| Streets--Closing Streets |
MTAS was asked about updating a municipal code that currently prohibits distilleries and wholesaling.
| Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations |
| Personnel |
MTAS Management Consultant Honna Rogers was asked about making the Director of the Senior Center in Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee an exempt employee who supervises volunteers.
| Personnel--Classification |
MTAS was asked about the collection of delinquent property taxes.
| Tax collection--Delinquent taxes Taxes--Personal property |
Analyzes the law governing the right of a city to refuse to provide or extend utility services because of low pressure problems.
| Utilities--Extension policies Water--Laws and regulations Water--Lines and pipes |
MTAS was asked whether it is an allowable expenditure for a city to pay dinner charges for elected officials and their spouses at a one-time Christmas event and whether a city may pay for a picnic for employees and their spouses.
| Finance--Use of public funds Ethics Festivals and celebrations |
MTAS was asked three questions arising from a proposal that the city increase its sales tax.
| Taxes--Sales Economic development Tax collection |
MTAS was asked what options the juvenile court judge has relative to disposing juvenile traffic cases and whether skateboarding in public ways other than highways and streets is a traffic violation.
| Courts--Judges Skateboards Traffic--Laws and regulations |