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Dayton, KY Code of Ordinances
DAYTON, KENTUCKY CODE OF ORDINANCES
ADOPTING ORDINANCES
TITLE I: GENERAL PROVISIONS
TITLE III: ADMINISTRATION
CHAPTER 30: MAYOR-COUNCIL PLAN
CHAPTER 31: CITY OFFICIALS
CHAPTER 32: CITY COUNCIL
GENERAL PROVISIONS
RULE OF PROCEDURE
ORDINANCES
§ 32.35 ONE SUBJECT; TITLE.
§ 32.36 INTRODUCTION; ENACTING CLAUSE.
§ 32.37 FORM OF AMENDMENT.
§ 32.38 READING REQUIREMENT; EXCEPTION FOR EMERGENCY.
§ 32.39 APPROVAL, DISAPPROVAL BY MAYOR.
§ 32.40 ADOPTION OF STANDARD CODES BY REFERENCE.
§ 32.41 OFFICIAL CITY RECORDS.
§ 32.42 INDEXING AND MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS.
§ 32.43 PUBLICATION REQUIREMENTS.
§ 32.44 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADOPTION MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY CITY.
§ 32.45 PERIODIC REVIEW REQUIRED.
§ 32.46 MUNICIPAL ORDERS.
§ 32.47 PROVED BY CITY CLERK/TREASURER; RECEIVED IN EVIDENCE.
§ 32.48 LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY.
CHAPTER 33: POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS
CHAPTER 34: OTHER DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, AND AUTHORITIES
CHAPTER 35: FINANCE AND REVENUE
CHAPTER 36: PUBLIC RECORDS
CHAPTER 36A: PUBLIC MEETINGS
CHAPTER 37: TAXATION
CHAPTER 38: CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD
CHAPTER 39: [RESERVED]
CHAPTER 40: CODE OF ETHICS
TITLE V: PUBLIC WORKS
TITLE VII: TRAFFIC CODE
TITLE IX: GENERAL REGULATIONS
TITLE XI: BUSINESS REGULATIONS
TITLE XIII: GENERAL OFFENSES
TITLE XV: LAND USAGE
TABLE OF SPECIAL ORDINANCES
PARALLEL REFERENCES
§ 32.46 MUNICIPAL ORDERS.
   (A)   Council may adopt municipal orders. All municipal orders shall be in writing and shall be adopted only at an official meeting. Orders may be amended only by a subsequent municipal order or ordinance. All orders adopted shall be maintained in an official order book.
   (B)   In lieu of an ordinance, municipal orders may be used for matters relating to the internal operation and functions of the city and to appoint or remove or approve appointment or removal of members of boards, commissions, and other agencies over which the Council has control.
(KRS 83A.060(12),(13))
§ 32.47 PROVED BY CITY CLERK/TREASURER; RECEIVED IN EVIDENCE.
   All ordinances and orders of the city may be proved by the signature of the City Clerk/Treasurer; and when the ordinances are placed in this code of ordinances by authority of the city, the printed copy shall be received in evidence by any state court without further proof of the ordinances.
(KRS 83A.060(14))
§ 32.48 LEGISLATIVE IMMUNITY.
   For anything said in debate, Councilmembers shall be entitled to the same immunities and protections allowed to members of the General Assembly.
(KRS 83A.060(15))
                    
Statutory reference:
   Privileges of members of General Assembly, see KRS 6.050 and Kentucky Constitution § 43

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