A form for the city to provide notice to the Department of Commerce that it has adopted and is enforcing a particular code or the code outlined in an adopting ordinance or resolution.

MTAS was asked what "adequate notice" means under the Open Meetings Law; whether three hours was adequate notice of a meeting; what is the effect of action taken at a meeting in which a violation of the Open Meetings Law occurred; and does an illegal meeting make the minutes illegal.

MTAS was asked to analyze the law governing the effect of a prior judgment on minority voting rights.

MTAS was asked to develop an anti-fraud policy.

MTAS was asked when the incorporation of a city is considered effective.

An ordinance prohibiting animals or skateboards on a linear trail.

A comprehensive internet and electronic mail policy to provide direction to the employees who use the internet and e-mail system while at work.

MTAS was asked whether the rezoning of a certain tract of land constitutes spot zoning.

MTAS was asked whether the city is liable for "scrap asphalt" obtained by a city commissioner from the county.