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ORDINANCE No. 9913 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FOR PERSONS 65 AND OLDER, PROVIDING ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD AUTHORITY; DEFINITIONS; EXEMPTION FOR PERSONS 65 AND OLDER; HOUSEHOLD INCOME

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How to fill out an ordinance providing additional:

1. Begin by reviewing the purpose of the ordinance and familiarizing yourself with its requirements.
2. Gather all necessary information and documentation related to the ordinance, such as previous ordinances, legal references, and any relevant data or statistics.
3. Write a clear and concise title for the ordinance, summarizing its purpose in a few words.
4. Include an introduction section that provides background information and context for the ordinance.
5. Clearly outline the specific additional provisions that will be added to the existing ordinance.
6. Use precise language and avoid any ambiguity or confusion in the wording of the provisions.
7. Include a section that describes the implementation procedures and any enforcement measures that will be applied.
8. Provide a timeline or schedule for the ordinance's implementation, including deadlines for compliance or reporting.
9. Include a section on the financial implications of the additional provisions, such as cost estimates or potential sources of funding.
10. In the conclusion section, summarize the main points of the ordinance and emphasize its importance for the target audience.
11. Proofread the ordinance carefully to ensure accuracy and clarity.
12. Submit the completed ordinance to the appropriate authorities or stakeholders for review and approval.

Who needs an ordinance providing additional:

1. Local government bodies: Municipalities, counties, or other local government entities may need an ordinance providing additional provisions to address specific local issues or to enhance existing regulations.
2. Regulatory agencies: Government agencies responsible for enforcing regulations in particular industries or sectors may require additional provisions to strengthen their oversight and enforcement powers.
3. Community organizations: Non-profit organizations or community groups may seek an ordinance providing additional measures to protect the rights or interests of their members or to address specific community concerns.
4. Business entities: Companies or industries operating in a specific geographical area may require additional provisions in an ordinance to comply with new regulations or to address unique challenges.
5. Individuals: In some cases, individuals may petition for an ordinance providing additional measures to address a specific issue or concern that directly affects them or their community.

Overall, anyone with a vested interest in implementing policies or regulations that go beyond the existing framework may need an ordinance providing additional provisions.

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