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Anderson County Board of Commissioners Consent Agenda September 17, 2012 6:30 p.m. 1. Approval of August 20, 2012, County Commission Minutes2. Approval of Notary and Bonds3. Courtesy Resolutions 4.

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3. Use bullet points or numbered lists to organize the resolution's content in a clear and structured manner.
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6. Use formal language and avoid unnecessary jargon or technical terms.
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8. Once the resolution is drafted, ensure it is reviewed by relevant parties for input or approval.
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What is courtesy resolutions?

Courtesy resolutions are non-binding resolutions intended to show respect, gratitude, or recognition.

Who is required to file courtesy resolutions?

Any individual or organization can file courtesy resolutions.

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Courtesy resolutions can be filled out by submitting a written document to the appropriate authority or committee.

What is the purpose of courtesy resolutions?

The purpose of courtesy resolutions is to acknowledge and honor individuals or groups for their contributions, achievements, or milestones.

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Courtesy resolutions typically include the name of the individual or group being honored, a brief description of the reason for the recognition, and any supporting details or accomplishments.