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MTAS was asked about State laws and their relationship to city ordinances regulating beer sales and also packaged liquor stores.

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The Town of Baileyton, Tennessee required an update to the Municipal Code in order to change the animal control language to include provisions for cats.

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MTAS was asked whether a person who has died and wanted to be buried in his backyard (in the city) can actually be buried there.

Summary: Proper planning, training, staffing, maintenance, and methodology are key to the success of all residential refuse collection technologies.

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MTAS was asked to answer seven questions relative to the regulation of beer in Smithville.

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The purpose of this article is to present differing municipal practices of utility extension procedure and funding strictly for undeveloped land within city limits.

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This report discusses street projects available for Tennessee cities, the transportation planning process for cities, transportation programs that may assist cities, and participation in a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO).

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MTAS was asked to figure cost estimate for HWY 64 West Utility Relocation Project.

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An example of an annual report from the Brentwood Fire Department.

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The number of adult establishments a city can have may not be limited by a city's ordinances or legal statutes.