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1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the ordinance form and access it in the online editor.
2. Begin with section 1-1, the Title. Enter the official name this ordinance shall be known as; "Subdivision Regulations of Stokes County, North Carolina." Make sure this information is prominently displayed.
3. In section 1-2, the Purpose, summarize the objectives of the subdivision regulations. Focus on promoting public health, safety, and welfare through proper land subdivision techniques.
4. For section 1-3, Authority and Jurisdiction, include the reference to the General Statutes of North Carolina that grants authority to these regulations.
5. Section 1-4 discusses Conflicting Ordinances. Make sure to confirm that if there are any conflicting ordinances, the stricter one will prevail.
6. In section 1-5, Separability, note that if any part of the regulation is found invalid, the remaining sections remain effective.
7. Complete section 1-6 concerning Abrogation. State that these regulations do not interfere with existing property agreements unless they impose greater restrictions.
8. Move to section 1-7, Amendment. Describe the amendment procedures including necessary notifications for public hearings about changes.
9. Continue to the last sections where you’ll need to fill in details about state platting requirements and any effective dates or prior subdivisions.
10. Once all sections are complete, ensure the ordinance is saved correctly, and consider downloading or printing the finalized document for your records. Share it with relevant parties as necessary.

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