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Amends Section 10-7.1 of the City Code of Ordinances to prohibit sleeping, lodging, or residing overnight in a public place without a tent or temporary shelter, ensuring compliance with Florida Statute

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3. Outline the key sections of the ordinance, such as title, purpose, definitions, and specific provisions.
4. Draft the ordinance using clear and concise language, ensuring compliance with local laws.
5. Include a fiscal impact statement if necessary, detailing any financial implications.
6. Submit the completed ordinance draft to legal counsel for review to ensure it meets legal standards.
7. Schedule a public hearing to allow for community input and feedback on the proposed ordinance.
8. Revise the ordinance based on feedback received during the public hearing, if appropriate.
9. Present the final ordinance draft to the city council for approval.
10. If approved, ensure the ordinance is properly documented and published for public access.

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A city council ordinance is a formal law or regulation enacted by a city council that governs local issues, establishes policies, or provides for the management of city services.

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Typically, city councilors, city officials, or designated departments are required to file city council ordinances, often in response to community needs or legislative changes.

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The purpose of city council ordinances is to provide local legislation that addresses specific issues within the community, regulates conduct, and ensures the welfare and safety of the public.

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Information that must be reported on a city council ordinance includes the title of the ordinance, a comprehensive description of its provisions, the intended impact, compliance requirements, and provisions for enforcement.