Or better yet write a meeting script for the presiding officer to read. Carry out the plan. At the meeting, call it to order promptly at the designated time. Insist that the members write each motion on a piece of paper and give it to the chair. This saves time in having to reword motions.
Members keep discussion to the topic.
Members can only speak twice to each motion unless the members adopt rules that are different. Educate the chair about when to take the vote. Don't let silences drag on, if no one is rising to speak, take the vote. Don't let the members deviate from the agenda or the discussion at hand. These ideas mainly apply to assembly meetings, but many of these points can also be adapted to committee and board meetings.