MTAS was asked whether a municipality can prohibit the on-premises sale of beer by an establishment that held a valid on-premises permit at the time it was annexed into the city, when the city does not permit on-premises beer sales.

MTAS completed two surveys asking cities about municipal alcoholic beverage inspection fees and wholesale liquor tax.

MTAS was asked to explain the procedure for terminating a city employee with "property interests" in their employment.

City council member who acted as special judge when city judge was unavailable in past, cannot continue to act as special judge after effective date of Municipal Court Reform Act, which has a section prohibiting city officials or employees from holding office as judge.

MTAS was asked, in the sales tax referendum proposed for the city, are the residents of only the portion of the city lying in the county, or the residents of the entire city, entitled to vote.

MTAS was asked whether a city judge can sign a search warrant in a state case, where the judge does not exercise concurrent jurisdiction.

MTAS was asked to prepare a junked vehicle ordinance for the Town of Estill Springs.

MTAS was asked about the tenure of the planning commission members and other issues.

MTAS was asked whether the board of zoning appeals (BZA) can adopt polices and procedures under which a member of the BZA can be removed.

FY2006 annual report to compare the relative cost, efficiency and effectiveness of a set of municipal services by using a collaborative approach with the participating cities, and to set standards and identify "best practices" in municipal government for use and comparison by all Tennessee cities.