Sixteen Tennessee cities responded to questions about whether or not they have a modified/light duty program in place for employees.
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Modified Light Duty Program Survey Results.pdf
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| Personnel--Employment--Tennessee Personnel--Municipal Personnel--Schedules and shifts |
Seven Tennessee cities were surveyed to find out how animal control is managed.
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Animal Control in Selected Tennessee Cities.pdf
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| Animal control Animal control--Personnel Animal control--Administration |
MTAS Fire Management Consultant Steven Cross discusses the training requirements for firefighters in Tennessee. Requirements can vary depending on criteria such as what county the fire department is in and the jurisdiction it serves, as well as other factors.
| Fire service--Tennessee Fire--Administration--Tennessee Fire--Personnel--Tennessee Fire--Training |
Twenty-five cities were asked whether they permit liquor stores and if they restrict the number of permits.
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liquor store survey.pdf
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liquor store survey.xls
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| Alcoholic beverages Alcoholic beverages--Laws and regulations Licenses and permits |
MTAS was asked whether a board member may make a motion concerning an item that is not on the agenda without being recognized by the chairman.
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August 31 rules of order.pdf
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| Meetings--Planning and management Meetings City council--Procedure City councilmember |
Job description for the position of Landscape Architect / Project Coordinator.
| Forests and forestry Parks and recreation--Grounds maintenance Parks and recreation--Personnel Parks and recreation--Planning Personnel--Classification Trees |
MTAS was asked about open burning within the city limits.
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Question on Open Burning.pdf
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State open burning rules 1200-03-04.pdf
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| Fire--Prevention Licenses and permits |
Twelve cities were asked whether they have planning boards and, if so, what the compensation is for the board members.
| Planning--Commissions Planning--Commissions--Tennessee Personnel--Compensation Boards--Municipal |
MTAS was asked about the Utility Management Review Board's jurisdiction to hear consumer complaints about service being provided by small utility districts.
| Utilities--Boards Public information--Customer service Utilities--Utility districts |
The City entered into a Wastewater Treatment Facilities Management Agreement with the County Water and Wastewater Treatment Authority for the operation of the City’s wastewater facilities on October 31, 2003. The City actually transferred its facilities to the Authority pursuant to the Agreement. The Authority now claims that it is only responsible for the operation and maintenance of the “main” lines, not the lateral lines, although the City understood that all assets and liabilities of the wastewater facility were transferred to the Authority. MTAS was asked to review the Agreement and statutes and determine if lateral lines are included in the property transferred to the Authority.
| Wastewater--Contracts Wastewater--Administration Wastewater--Laws and regulations Intergovernmental agreements |