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Solid waste transfer station : a feasibility study prepared by the University of Tennessee Municipal Technical Advisory Service

MTAS was asked to conduct a study on the feasibility of a Solid Waste Transfer Station for the City of Bartlett. The study indicated there would be several direct and collateral benefits associated with the City of Bartlett establishing and operating a solid waste transfer station. The most obvious benefit would be the direct yearly cost savings.

MTAS
Report/Study
Solid waste--Collection
Solid waste--Facilities
Solid waste--Finance
Bartlett (Tenn)
Public
04/23/2024
07/1/1999

2005-2006 State Shared Taxes and Appropriations

Based on revenue projections for FY 2005-2006, cities are expected to receive approximately $101.36 per capita for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2005.

Phebus, Dick
General
Revenue sources
Taxes--State shared
Finance
Tax collection
Budgets--Tennessee
Budgets--State
Internal
08/31/2006
06/9/2005

Property tax on mobile homes

MTAS was asked about the collection of property tax on mobile homes that are affixed to real property, requiring the owner of the mobile home to pay the tax prior to moving the home, in light of the state law making the mobile home park owner liable for the tax.

Hemsley, Sid
Legal Opinion
Taxes--Real property--Tennessee
Taxes--Real property
Tax collection
Mobile homes
Internal
07/26/2021
02/2/2009

City requiring the gas utility to relocate their gas lines, at their expense, for municipal street improvements

MTAS was asked whether the City could enact an ordinance requiring the gas utility to relocate their gas lines, at their expense, for municipal street improvements.

Shechter, Leslie
Legal Opinion
Utilities--Relocation
Natural gas--Lines and pipes
Natural gas--Systems
Internal
04/7/2021
02/19/1993

Street closure

MTAS was asked about closing a public street or to relocate a public street for the purpose of the county constructing a jail facility at or near the present street location.

Darden, Ron
General
Street Closure.pdf (38.77 KB)
Streets--Closing
Right of way
Jails and inmates
Public
05/11/2020
01/7/2005

Citizens information services coordinator

Job description for the position of Citizens Information Services Coordinator.

MTAS
Job Description
Personnel--Classification
Public information--Citizen education
Public
04/23/2021
09/24/2002

Consolidated government and charter committee

MTAS was asked for some information on the formation of consolidated city-county (Metro) government in Tennessee.

Pullen, Mark
Legal Opinion
Charters
Metropolitan government
Metropolitan government--Charters
Internal
06/18/2021
08/20/1993

Sample fire department social media policy

The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance to Fire Department members to clarify the boundaries between appropriate and inappropriate use of social media by fire department personnel and to provide guidelines on the management, administration, and oversight.

Wolf, Dennis
Form
Fire--Administration
Social networking
Twitter
Fire--Forms
Public
07/29/2021
07/29/2021

Smithville FMLA, police reorganization, and city attorney

MTAS was asked for advice on FMLA and health insurance premiums, reorganizing the police department, and the city attorney.

Darden, Don
General
Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993
Personnel--Administration
Police--Personnel
Police--Administration
City attorney
Insurance--Health
Internal
07/15/2021
11/20/2003

Municipal banking services must now be evaluated every four years (Public Chapter 277 of 2019)

MTAS resources and guidance on Public Chapter 277 of 2019 which requires a contract for banking services be based on the evaluation of proposals, which should be documented for audit purposes. Attached are a Q & A and a sample quote for banking services for use by Tennessee municipalities. Also included here is a link to the MTAS City Byte, an online short course, on the topic.

Stegall, Kay
Harris, Brad; Hodge, Elisha
General
Finance--Bank services
Finance--Administration--Municipal
Public
07/13/2021
10/15/2019
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