Quick home electric question

I don't think I'd call the city until you get an electrician to look at it for you. If the electrical inspector comes out and looks at it, and finds a lot of problems....he may call the power company and have them disconnect the electricity until it's fixed and he re-inspects it. If the electrician can get the power flowing from the bottom of the new meter base that has the meter in it, to the top of that 200 amp breaker in the big panel, and then properly feed the smaller panel from the big one...you should be good to go.
good point

i do not plan on having them come out, per say, but i want to figure this one out and pic someones brain who knows more about it

if i can find out somewhat of a time frame on how this went down and what not, maybe i can get this to where it is up to code and not have to lose sleep over it

like i said, ill call the city tomorrow and see of any permits were pulled to move the meter from the north end (100 amp box) to the south end (200 amp box)
i think @nm9stheham might have been on to something with the meter move that wasnt finished