What must be done if a notice cannot be mailed or emailed?

The requirement to publish a notice at least twice in a local newspaper serves as a method to ensure that the information reaches a broader audience, particularly when traditional means of communication such as mailing or emailing are not feasible. This approach ensures compliance with regulations that demand public notices to be disseminated effectively, allowing individuals who may be affected or interested in the notice to be informed through a widely accessible medium.

Publishing in a local newspaper facilitates transparency and accountability, both critical in professional legislation and communications. This method also adheres to legal standards that may dictate how notices should be communicated to ensure they are properly publicized and bring attention to important information.