Resolutions shall be used in every case where an ordinance is not required and shall be appropriate in the following instances:
A. Entering into a contract;
B. Directives of the governing body;
C. Adoption of a policy concerning employees, utility services or equipment;
D. Granting of a right or privilege to any person when a contract is not required;
E. Changes in the zoning map of the city;
F. Changes of the fire districts of the city;
G. Changes of the master plan of the city;
H. Authorizing the issuance of bonds;
I. In every other case where it is deemed in the public interest that a full and permanent record be made and kept of the action of the governing body. Resolutions shall be numbered consecutively and shall bear a title which shall set forth the general terms of its subject matter; shall contain a resolving clause; and shall bear the date, signature of the mayor and attesting officer, and the seal of the city. The city clerk shall keep a permanent log book in which the original of each resolution considered, whether or not adopted, shall be kept.
(Prior code § 2-3-7)