MTAS was asked to evaluate current water and sewer financial statements, prepare projections for revenues and expenses, and suggest any changes to the city's current water and sewer rates in order to keep the operations on a sound, self-sufficient financial basis.

MTAS was asked whether the interest earned on the utility deposit charged by the city for certain utility services belongs to the utility or to the customer.

An ordinance levying a privilege tax upon the occupancy in any hotel or motel or any place in which rooms, lodgings or accommodations are furnished to transients for a consideration.

A checklist designed for utility construction projects.

City wishes to adopt an ordinance abolishing the water board and transferring the operation of the water system to the board of mayor and aldermen.

This project provides an RFP for curbside recycling collection, transporting and processing services.

A city can require a gas company to pay a franchise fee and impose other conditions upon the operation of the gas company within the city.

MTAS was asked whether a municipality has to return money paid by an outside water user who was also billed for sewer service when no sewer service was provided or available.

MTAS was asked about a proposed contract between the City (and other county municipalities) and the County Municipal Water District.

This review looks at various aspects of the water, sewer and natural gas utility. The process used in this review includes brief observations/visits, review of third party reports, review of operational reports and direct questions to the staff.