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COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA April 20, 2020 7:00 p.m.PUBLIC HEARING CHARTER AMENDMENT RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF HAVE DE GRACE, MARYLAND ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF

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1. Start by reviewing the public hearing charter amendment document provided.
2. Understand the purpose and scope of the amendment.
3. Familiarize yourself with any existing rules or regulations related to public hearings.
4. Identify the specific sections or provisions of the charter that need to be amended.
5. Gather all relevant information and data to support the proposed changes.
6. Clearly articulate the reasons for the amendment and its potential impact.
7. Consult with legal experts or advisors if necessary.
8. Draft the proposed amendment using clear and concise language.
9. Ensure that the amendment aligns with the overall goals and objectives of the charter.
10. Review and revise the draft amendment to ensure accuracy and clarity.
11. Obtain feedback and input from stakeholders, such as community members or organizations.
12. Make any necessary revisions based on the feedback received.
13. Present the final draft of the public hearing charter amendment to the appropriate governing body or authority.
14. Provide a summary or presentation explaining the proposed changes.
15. Be prepared to answer any questions or address concerns raised during the review process.
16. Follow any specific procedures or deadlines for submitting the amendment.
17. Attend the public hearing where the charter amendment will be discussed and voted upon.
18. Cooperate with any additional requests or requirements from the governing body.
19. Advocacy and support for the amendment may be required during the public hearing process.
20. After the public hearing, review the decision or outcome regarding the charter amendment.

Who needs public hearing charter amendment?

1. Public hearing charter amendments are needed by government entities and organizations responsible for overseeing and regulating public hearings.
2. Examples include local, state, or federal government agencies, city councils, zoning boards, planning committees, environmental agencies, and public utilities commissions.
3. These entities may require charter amendments to update or modify existing regulations, improve transparency and public participation in decision-making processes, address emerging issues, or ensure compliance with legal requirements.
4. Public hearing charter amendments can also be proposed by community members or organizations that believe changes to the existing charter are necessary to protect their rights, address specific concerns or issues, or advocate for improved public involvement in decision-making.

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