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PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 328 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE 152 N TO ADD TO SECTION 1.02 A DEFINITION OF SECONDHAND GOODS DEALER, TO AMEND SECTION 9.01,F, ALLOWING SECONDHAND GOODS DEALERS IN C2 AND

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To fill out an ordinance to amend, follow these steps:

1. Start by obtaining a copy of the existing ordinance that you wish to amend.
2. Review the language and provisions of the existing ordinance to identify the specific changes you want to make.
3. Draft a new version of the ordinance that incorporates the amendments you have identified. This may involve adding, deleting, or modifying language and provisions.
4. Clearly indicate the amendments by using appropriate formatting, such as highlighting new text or strikeouts for deleted text.
5. Ensure that the amended ordinance is clear, concise, and legally sound. Consult legal counsel if necessary.
6. Include a preamble or introduction section explaining the purpose and justification for the amendments.
7. Include any necessary definitions, enforcement provisions, effective dates, or other details that may be required by your jurisdiction.
8. Consider holding public hearings or seeking input from stakeholders to gather feedback and make necessary revisions to the ordinance.
9. Once the ordinance is finalized, ensure that it is properly formatted and ready for presentation to the relevant governing body or authority for consideration and adoption.
10. Government bodies: Municipalities, city councils, or county commissions may need to amend existing ordinances to update regulations, address emerging issues, or align with changing laws.
11. Business owners: Entrepreneurs or organizations operating within a specific jurisdiction may require amendments to ordinances that affect their operations or industry.
12. Advocacy groups: Non-profit organizations or community groups may seek amendments to ordinances to promote social or environmental causes, or to protect the rights of certain populations.
13. Residents or community members: Individuals who identify issues or concerns within their community may advocate for changes to existing ordinances to address those problems.
14. Legal professionals: Attorneys or legal experts may be involved in the process of drafting, reviewing, or proposing amendments to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.

In summary, filling out an ordinance to amend involves understanding the existing ordinance, identifying the necessary changes, drafting a new version, seeking input, and presenting it for consideration. This process can be initiated by various stakeholders, including government bodies, business owners, advocacy groups, residents, or legal professionals.

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