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TOWN COUNCIL STAFF REPORT Department of Administration MEETING DATE: November 8, 2016, An Ordinance Amending Chapter 7 of the Town Code, Tour Companies, By Adding and Adopting Article V, Pedicabs,

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How to fill out an ordinance amending chapter

1. Begin by thoroughly reading the existing chapter and understanding its content.
2. Identify the specific amendments that need to be made to the chapter.
3. Create a clear and concise title for the ordinance amending the chapter.
4. Start the ordinance by stating the purpose and necessity of the amendments.
5. Include a section that lists the specific changes to each relevant section or subsection of the chapter.
6. Make sure to provide a detailed explanation or justification for each amendment.
7. Include any legal references or citations that support the proposed amendments.
8. Specify the effective date for the ordinance and any transitional provisions if applicable.
9. End the ordinance with a signature and date from the approving authority.
10. Submit the completed ordinance for review and approval by the appropriate governing body.

Who needs an ordinance amending chapter?

1. Government agencies or departments that are responsible for maintaining and updating local regulations.
2. Municipalities or local governments that wish to modify or improve existing chapters of their legislative codes.
3. Regulatory bodies or committees that oversee specific industries and need to implement changes to the regulations.
4. Legal professionals or attorneys who are drafting ordinances on behalf of their clients.
5. Public interest groups or stakeholders who are advocating for specific changes to a chapter for the benefit of the community.
6. Anyone who wants to contribute to the improvement of local laws and regulations by proposing amendments to specific chapters.

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What is an ordinance amending chapter?

An ordinance amending chapter is a legal document that makes changes or updates to a specific section of a governing body's code or regulations.

Who is required to file an ordinance amending chapter?

The governing body or authority responsible for the specific chapter or code is required to file an ordinance amending chapter.

How to fill out an ordinance amending chapter?

To fill out an ordinance amending chapter, the governing body must review the proposed changes, draft the updated language, and follow the established procedures for introducing and passing the ordinance.

What is the purpose of an ordinance amending chapter?

The purpose of an ordinance amending chapter is to make necessary updates, revisions, or clarifications to existing laws or regulations within a specific section.

What information must be reported on an ordinance amending chapter?

The ordinance must include the specific section or chapter being amended, the proposed changes, the rationale for the amendments, and any other relevant information required by the governing body.