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PHILADELPHIA HOUSING AUTHORITY PUBLIC HOUSING1 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE effective July 13, 20152TABLE OF CONTENTS: Grievance Procedure Timeline I. Grievances. Notice to the Tenant of a Planned Adverse

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1. Research and gather information about the proposed changes that will be discussed in the public hearing.
2. Familiarize yourself with any relevant laws, regulations, or policies that may be applicable to the changes.
3. Attend any informational sessions or meetings prior to the public hearing to gain a better understanding of the proposed changes.
4. Prepare your thoughts and concerns beforehand, and consider writing them down to ensure you don't forget any important points during the hearing.
5. Arrive at the public hearing early to sign up to speak if you wish to provide oral testimony.
6. When it's your turn to speak, clearly state your name and any affiliations or organizations you represent.
7. Present your points and concerns regarding the proposed changes in a clear and concise manner.
8. Be respectful and courteous to other participants and officials during the hearing.
9. Listen to other speakers and consider their perspectives, as well as any responses or clarifications provided by officials.
10. Take notes during the public hearing to help you remember key points or arguments made by others.
11. If you prefer not to speak orally, you can also submit written testimony or comments to be included in the public record.
12. After the public hearing, continue to stay informed and involved in the decision-making process by following up on any updates or further actions related to the proposed changes.

Who needs public hearing on changes?

1. Community members who will be directly affected by the proposed changes.
2. Organizations or groups advocating for specific causes or interests related to the changes.
3. Government officials or agencies responsible for making decisions or implementing the changes.
4. Legal representatives or experts who can provide insights or guidance on the potential impacts of the changes.
5. Business owners or stakeholders whose businesses or operations may be affected by the changes.
6. Environmental or conservation groups who are concerned about the potential environmental impacts of the changes.
7. Residents or citizens who are passionate about civic engagement and want to have a voice in the decision-making process.
8. Any individual or entity who believes they have valuable input or perspectives to contribute to the discussion on the changes.

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A public hearing on changes is a formal meeting where proposed changes to a policy, regulation, or law are presented to the public for feedback.

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Government agencies or organizations making changes that impact the public are required to file public hearing on changes.

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The purpose of public hearing on changes is to gather feedback and input from the public on proposed changes to ensure transparency and accountability in the decision-making process.

What information must be reported on public hearing on changes?

Information such as the proposed changes, reasons for the changes, potential impacts, and any supporting data or evidence must be reported on public hearing on changes.