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ORDINANCE NO. O20174290 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 36, CODE OF ORDINANCES (2010 EDITION), CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS, REGARDING SUBDIVISION PLATTING PROCEDURES; AND PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE

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1. To fill out an ordinance amending chapter, follow these steps:
2. Begin by thoroughly reviewing the existing chapter that needs to be amended.
3. Identify the specific sections or provisions that require changes and determine the nature of the amendments that need to be made.
4. Research and gather any relevant information or data that supports the need for the amendments.
5. Consult with legal experts or professionals knowledgeable in the field to ensure compliance with legal requirements and regulations.
6. Draft the amendment in a clear and concise manner, using appropriate legal language and terminology.
7. Include a brief preamble or introduction explaining the purpose and rationale for the proposed amendments.
8. Clearly indicate the specific sections or provisions that are being amended, providing a side-by-side comparison with the original text.
9. Clearly articulate the proposed changes or modifications, ensuring they are accurate, consistent, and aligned with the intended objectives.
10. Include any necessary transitional provisions or effective dates for the amendments to take effect.
11. Review and proofread the draft ordinance to ensure it is error-free and properly formatted.
12. Seek feedback and input from relevant stakeholders, such as department heads, legal counsel, or affected parties.
13. Make any necessary revisions based on the feedback received, ensuring the final ordinance reflects a consensus and addresses any concerns.
14. Submit the completed ordinance amending chapter for review, approval, and adoption through the appropriate channels or governing bodies.
15. Follow any additional procedures or requirements specified by the local jurisdiction or legislative process.
16. Once the ordinance is adopted, ensure it is properly implemented, communicated, and enforced.

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1. Various entities and organizations may require an ordinance amending chapter, including:
2. - Local government bodies, such as city councils or county commissions, who have the legislative authority to amend or enact chapters of local ordinances.
3. - State or national legislative bodies responsible for maintaining and updating laws and regulations across a larger jurisdiction.
4. - Public agencies or departments that administer specific areas or industries and need to modify existing regulations to address emerging needs or evolving circumstances.
5. - Private organizations or industry associations that seek to propose changes to regulations affecting their respective sectors.
6. - Legal professionals or consultants who assist clients in navigating the ordinance amendment process.
7. - Concerned citizens or advocacy groups who want to propose amendments to existing chapters that they believe are outdated, ineffective, or unfair.
8. - Any individual or entity directly affected by the subject matter of the chapter, who believe the existing regulations need to be modified to better serve their interests or address emerging issues.

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An ordinance amending chapter is a formal legislative proposal intended to modify or update specific sections of a legal code or regulatory framework.

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Typically, local government officials, city councils, or legislative bodies are required to file an ordinance amending chapter, often initiated by elected representatives or specific departments.

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To fill out an ordinance amending chapter, one must include the title of the ordinance, section(s) being amended, the proposed changes, the reasons for the amendment, and any relevant preamble or statements.

What is the purpose of an ordinance amending chapter?

The purpose of an ordinance amending chapter is to enact legal changes, update existing laws, improve regulations, or address new issues within the jurisdiction.

What information must be reported on an ordinance amending chapter?

An ordinance amending chapter must report the specific sections affected, the language of the amendments, the rationale behind the changes, and the date of proposed enactment.