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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 5817 OF ARTICLE I OF CHAPTER 58 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWN OF LURGY, VIRGINIA WHEREAS, the Town of Lurgy, Virginia (the Town), wishes to amend Section 5817 of Article I

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How to fill out an ordinance to amend

1. To fill out an ordinance to amend, follow these steps:
2. Start by reviewing the existing ordinance that you want to amend. Understand the current language and provisions before making any changes.
3. Identify the specific sections or clauses that you want to amend. Clearly list them down so that you can refer to them easily while making changes.
4. Determine the purpose and scope of your amendments. Clearly define what you want to achieve through the amendments and how they will affect the existing ordinance.
5. Draft the amendments using clear and concise language. Make sure that the changes are consistent with the overall structure and intent of the existing ordinance.
6. Consider seeking legal advice or consulting with relevant stakeholders to ensure that the proposed amendments comply with any applicable laws and regulations.
7. Include any necessary definitions, explanations, or additional provisions to support the amendments and provide clarity to the readers.
8. Carefully proofread and edit the ordinance to ensure accuracy and clarity. Check for any inconsistencies, ambiguities, or typographical errors.
9. Once the amendments are finalized, format the ordinance according to the specific style and formatting guidelines required by your jurisdiction.
10. Submit the completed ordinance to the appropriate authority or governing body for review and approval.
11. Follow any additional steps or procedures required by your jurisdiction for enacting the amended ordinance.
12. Remember to always follow the legal and procedural requirements of your jurisdiction while filling out an ordinance to amend.

Who needs an ordinance to amend?

1. An ordinance to amend may be needed by:
2. - Local government bodies or municipalities who want to modify their existing laws and regulations.
3. - Legislative bodies or councils responsible for enacting and amending ordinances at any level of government.
4. - Organizations or associations that have authority to create, modify, or update their internal rules and bylaws through ordinances.
5. - Individuals or groups advocating for changes in existing ordinances and seeking official amendments to address specific concerns or issues.
6. The specific need for an ordinance to amend may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the existing ordinance.

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What is an ordinance to amend?

An ordinance to amend is a legal document that is used to make changes or modifications to existing laws or regulations.

Who is required to file an ordinance to amend?

Usually, government officials, such as lawmakers or city council members, are required to file an ordinance to amend.

How to fill out an ordinance to amend?

An ordinance to amend can be filled out by providing details of the existing law or regulation, explaining the proposed changes, and including any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of an ordinance to amend?

The purpose of an ordinance to amend is to update or modify existing laws or regulations to address new circumstances or correct any deficiencies.

What information must be reported on an ordinance to amend?

Information such as the title of the ordinance, the section or sections being amended, the reasons for the proposed changes, and any relevant dates should be reported on an ordinance to amend.