Employment law questions
MTAS was asked several questions related to employment law and the potential liability of board members.
Boards--Municipal Liability Personnel--Compensation Personnel--Employment Personnel--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked several questions related to employment law and the potential liability of board members.
Employment Questions public.pdf
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Boards--Municipal Liability Personnel--Compensation Personnel--Employment Personnel--Laws and regulations |
New income tax withholding tables are effective June 30, 2001. The new tables may reduce the amount of income tax withheld from employee wages.
Tax collection |
MTAS was asked two questions related to the mayor's authority relative to the authority of the board of mayor and aldermen.
Mayor Mayor--Aldermanic government |
MTAS was asked whether the Jackson Law applies to a landfill developed by private companies and used for the disposal only of solid waste generated by the companies.
Solid waste--Landfills--Laws and regulations Solid waste--Laws and regulations--Tennessee Solid waste--Disposal--Laws and regulations |
MTAS was asked to explain the differences and similarities between ordinance citations and summonses.
Laws and Regulations--Municipal Laws and regulations--Municipal--Tennessee Municipal ordinances Courts--Municipal |
MTAS was asked to research the manner in which property may become right of way without formal dedication and acceptance.
Right of way Streets Public works Streets--Dedication |
MTAS was asked to conduct a rate study for the Town of Spencer.
Spencer RS 7-16-10.pdf
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Utilities--Rates and charges--Tennessee Water--Rates and charges Wastewater--Rates and charges |
MTAS was asked to assist Coopertown in stragegic planning sessions to identify community values, develop a Mission Statement for the Town, and develop Goals and Objectives based on the mission statement.
Coopertown Strategic Planning 2000.pdf
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Planning--Reports Planning--Municipal |
This sample policy provides guidelines on how a fire department might address a situation where a person carrying a dangerous weapon, such as a firearm, requires medical treatment and/or transport.
Weapons Fire--Administration--Tennessee |
MTAS was asked for advice on whether the city should accept a street that is not paved or improved and then spend municipal revenues to bring the street up to standards or whether the city should adhere closely to the street acceptance policy dictated by the city's subdivision regulations.
Street Issues public.doc
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Streets Streets--Dedication Streets--Maintenance |