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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, PANEL C PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES DALLAS CITY HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2011, MEMBERS PRESENT AT BRIEFING:Sharon Boyd, Timeshare, Robert Moore, Panel Timeshare,

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the briefing, including the date, time, and location.
2. Identify the specific members who need to be present at the briefing based on their roles, responsibilities, and expertise.
3. Send out a formal invitation or notification to these members, clearly stating the purpose of the briefing and the expected outcomes.
4. Provide any pre-briefing materials or documents that members may need to review beforehand to better prepare themselves.
5. Ensure that the briefing venue is suitable and equipped with any necessary presentation tools or technology.
6. On the day of the briefing, make sure that all invited members are present and accounted for.
7. Start the briefing by stating the objectives, agenda, and expectations from the members.
8. Present the information or topic of discussion in a clear and concise manner, using visual aids or supporting materials if necessary.
9. Encourage active participation and engagement from the members by allowing them to ask questions or provide input.
10. Summarize the key points discussed during the briefing and ensure that all members have a clear understanding of their responsibilities and next steps.
11. Conclude the briefing with a formal thank you and any additional follow-up instructions if needed.
12. Finally, document the briefing outcomes, decisions, and any action items to ensure accountability and future reference.

Who needs members present at briefing?

1. Anyone who requires specific information, updates, or decision-making authority related to the topic of the briefing needs to be present. This may include key stakeholders, team leaders, subject matter experts, decision-makers, or individuals directly involved in the project or initiative being discussed.

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