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Attachment 2Public Comments Received (Verbatim) Proposed Change to Communities in Motion 2040 Public Comment Period: August 1 August 30, 2018, Total number of comments received by COMPASS: 17 Email:

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2. Identify the specific sections or areas where you want to propose changes or modifications.
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10. Communicate your proposed changes to the relevant stakeholders, such as the document owner or project team, for their review and feedback.

Who needs proposed change to communities?

1. Community leaders or administrators who are responsible for managing and maintaining communities.
2. Community members who wish to contribute their ideas, suggestions, or improvements to the communities.
3. Developers or designers who want to propose changes to the technical aspects or user interface of the communities.
4. Organizations or companies that utilize communities as part of their business operations and want to tailor them to their specific needs.
5. Any individual or entity interested in actively participating in the growth and development of communities.

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What is proposed change to communities?

The proposed change to communities refers to any modification or adjustment in a community's regulations, policies, or structure.

Who is required to file proposed change to communities?

Any member or stakeholder of the community who wishes to propose a change must file the proposed change.

How to fill out proposed change to communities?

To fill out a proposed change to communities, one must provide detailed information about the proposed modification, its rationale, and potential impact.

What is the purpose of proposed change to communities?

The purpose of proposing changes to communities is to improve, update, or address any issues within the community for the betterment of its members.

What information must be reported on proposed change to communities?

Information such as the proposed change details, reasons for proposing it, potential benefits or drawbacks, and any supporting evidence or data must be reported.