MTAS was asked whether a sitting councilmember can run for the office of Mayor without resigning his current council seat.

MTAS was asked whether set-backs in approved and recorded platt, or present subdivision regulations and zoning ordinance applied to a certain piece of residential property upon which the owner and builder had completed the footers.

MTAS was asked whether Tennessee's Preexisting Nonconforming Use Law applies to fireworks establishments and what police powers a municipality can exercise against such establishments.

MTAS was asked whether there is any legal way the remaining homeowners in the neighborhood can be assured their neighborhood is safe from future rezoning if the rezoning of the property in question is approved.

Guidelines and procedures for public art adopted by the City of San Luis Obispo; includes ordinance and resolutions.

Ten cities were asked about their policies and procedures for picking up dead animals from private property.

MTAS was asked what action the city can take against a pallet manufacturer who is in violation of the fire code.

MTAS was asked whether the City School District may admit children who live outside the city and charge tuition.

This employment agreement applies to someone who is an employee of the city and has moved up to the administrator position.

MTAS was asked to assist in the process of hiring a city manager.