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ORDINANCE NO. 1930 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 78-2 TAXATION OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY IN TRANSIT OF THE EULESS CODE OF ORDINANCES PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS the 82nd Texas Legislature during its Special Session enacted Senate Bill 1 hereinafter referred to as SB1 which amended Texas Tax Code Section 11. PRESENTED AND APPROVED ON FIRST AND FINAL READING at a regular meeting of the Euless City Council on the 11th day of October 2011 by a...

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How to fill out an ordinance amending section

1. Read through the existing ordinance that needs to be amended.
2. Identify the specific section(s) that require amendment.
3. Understand the purpose and intent of the amendment.
4. Clearly define the proposed changes to the targeted section(s).
5. Use clear and concise language to draft the amendment.
6. Ensure that the proposed amendments are in compliance with any applicable laws or regulations.
7. Seek legal advice if necessary.
8. Create a new section within the ordinance specifically for the amendments, if needed.
9. Clearly label the amendments and reference the section numbers being amended.
10. Proofread and review the drafted amendments for accuracy and clarity.
11. Submit the proposed amendments to the relevant governing body or authority for approval.
12. Present the proposed amendments and provide any necessary explanations or justifications.
13. Participate in any discussions or hearings related to the proposed amendments.
14. Revise the amendments based on feedback or recommendations, if required.
15. Obtain final approval for the amended section(s).
16. Update and publish the amended ordinance for public access and awareness.
17. Keep records of the amendments for future reference and documentation.

Who needs an ordinance amending section?

1. Local government bodies or agencies responsible for creating or updating ordinances.
2. Legislative bodies at the municipal, county, state or federal level.
3. Law firms or legal departments assisting clients in drafting ordinance amendments.
4. Organizations or associations involved in policy-making or advocacy work.
5. Stakeholders affected by or concerned with the contents of the section being amended.
6. Citizens or residents interested in proposing changes to existing ordinances.

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What is an ordinance amending section?

An ordinance amending section is a document that proposes changes or amendments to a specific section of a law or regulation.

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Typically, government officials or lawmakers are required to file an ordinance amending section.

How to fill out an ordinance amending section?

To fill out an ordinance amending section, one must clearly state the proposed changes to the section, provide rationale for the amendments, and follow any specific formatting requirements.

What is the purpose of an ordinance amending section?

The purpose of an ordinance amending section is to update or revise existing laws or regulations to better address current issues or circumstances.

What information must be reported on an ordinance amending section?

Information such as the section being amended, the proposed changes, the rationale for the amendments, and any supporting evidence or documentation must be reported on an ordinance amending section.