MTAS was asked whether the city can alter the mayor's duties via charter or by personnel policies.

MTAS was asked whether the city is liable for the cost of moving a mobile home illegally placed in an R-2 zone, but placed there pursuant to a building permit erroneously issued by the building inspector to the owner of the mobile home.

MTAS was asked which two nonresident property owners are entitled to vote on a single piece of property under TCA 2-2-107.

The General Assembly is required by general law to provide the exclusive methods by which municipalities may be created, merged, consolidated, dissolved, and their boundaries altered.

MTAS was asked about (1) the calculation of a quorum when the recorder is the vice-mayor; (2) functions of the vice-mayor in the absence of the mayor; (3) when is the mayor "absent"?

Resume review form for position of city manager.

MTAS was asked whether the city council has the authority to require the city manager to 'hire back' a fireman who resigned, ostensibly on the grounds that the city manager refused to permit him to 'moonlight' as a building inspector for a city when he was already moonlighting as a building inspector for the county.

A city cannot pass a model of the McCain-Feingold Campaign Reform Act for local application.

Conditions imposed in order to obtain a variance are not personal to the landowner but instead attach to the land.

MTAS was asked to analyze the law governing the mayor's veto power.