405. Recording.
   Within seven (7) days after the enactment of an ordinance the City Clerk shall cause to be recorded in the Municipal Ordinance Book, a verbatim copy of such ordinance, which shall contain a notation of the date of enactment and the name of the newspaper and the date if any, on which publication was made. Provided: It shall not be necessary to record in the Ordinance Book the full text of any ordinance where there is a specific provision in the laws of Pennsylvania permitting adoption and recording by reference, or in the case of any ordinance adopting, with or without amendment or modification, any standard building, plumbing, electrical, housing, or other technical code complete in itself, for the regulation of any trade, occupation or line of activity or undertaking, but in the latter cases it shall be necessary only to record the ordinance adopting the same by reference and indicating the Municipal office where the complete code or ordinance shall be available. Provided further: Whenever an ordinance shall be specifically amended or repealed, the City Clerk shall cause a notation to that effect to be made in the Ordinance Book at the location where the recording of such ordinance shall commence. Provided further: Whenever any ordinance shall prescribe a condition to its becoming effective, in the nature of an acceptance by a party thereto, the meeting of such condition or the failure to meet the same shall likewise be noted at the appropriate place in the Ordinance Book.