MTAS was asked to prepare a solid waste study for the City of Mount Pleasant.
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City of Mount Pleasant solid waste study.pdf
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| Solid waste--Reports Solid waste--Tennessee Solid waste--Administration--Tennessee |
| Utilities--Extension policies Utilities--Finance--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether there is a legal method to make the county road superintendent deal with the mayor if he does not want to do so.
| Intergovernmental relations Streets--Maintenance Mayor--Aldermanic government |
MTAS was asked to provide sample temporary beer permits for a city festival in the downtown area.
| Beer--Licenses and permits |
MTAS was asked several questions about achieving a quorum at the meeting at which the resignations of aldermen are accepted.
| City council--Procedure Meetings--Planning and management |
An explanation of how a city may register a domain name for a website.
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Registering a Domain Name 2012.pdf
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Registering a Domain Name 2012 bw.pdf
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| Web sites--Development Internet (Computer network) |
MTAS was asked whether the restrictions in the Municipal Purchasing Law apply to the purchase of undercover and/or informant services, and drug equipment, with "drug fund" money.
| Police--Finance--Drug operations Purchasing--Laws and regulations Purchasing--Policies and procedures |
MTAS was asked if the city condemns property that has deed restrictions or covenants requiring that the property only be used for residential development, if such restrictions are lifted or nullified by the condemnation.
| Eminent domain--Laws and regulations Land use--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked whether the City can apply its zoning and building code regulations, including that requirement that the county obtain a building permit and pay building permit fees, to county buildings.
| Building permits County government Building codes Building codes--Laws and regulations Public facilities Intergovernmental relations Zoning--Laws and regulations |
This presentation describes several options for traffic control on Allen Drive, a city street serving Bulls Gap School, with a focus on the safety of students and drivers; maintaining two-way traffic; and implementing any changes at a reasonable cost within a reasonable time frame.
| Traffic Streets--Design and construction Streets--Signs and signals Bulls Gap (Tenn) |