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KLB 8/15/2013 Item No.5AN ORDINANCE201308150528AUTHORIZING A THRESHER LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE PORT AUTHORITY OF SAN ANTONIO TO LEASE 2,990 SQUARE FEET AT 711 DAVY CROCKETT FOR THE SAN ANTONIO METROPOLIS

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents required for the ordinance authorizing a.
2. Begin by writing the title of the ordinance, which should clearly state the purpose and intent of the authorization.
3. Include a preamble or recitals section that provides background information and justification for the ordinance.
4. Clearly outline the specific actions or activities that will be authorized by the ordinance.
5. Include any necessary conditions, restrictions, or limitations on the authorization.
6. Specify the duration or expiration date of the authorization, if applicable.
7. Provide a section for any penalties or consequences for non-compliance with the ordinance.
8. Include a section for signatures of the authorized individuals or governing body.
9. Review the completed ordinance for accuracy and clarity, making any necessary revisions.
10. Once finalized, distribute copies of the ordinance to the appropriate parties and keep a record of the authorization for future reference.

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2. Organizations or businesses seeking permission to conduct activities that may require legal approval.
3. Individuals or groups seeking to obtain official authorization for events, projects, or initiatives.
4. Any entity that needs a legally binding document to prove the legitimacy of their actions or activities.

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