(a) The Clerk of Council shall keep a journal of the proceedings of Council, which shall be the official record thereof. He shall have custody of all ordinances and resolutions which shall be recorded in a book for such purpose, which book shall be for all purposes a public record.
(b) The Clerk of Council shall record and file all official documents, records, papers and communications received by Council and shall have custody and control thereof.
(c) The Clerk of Council shall see that all ordinances, resolutions, notices and legislation of Council required to be published are promptly and correctly published in the City Journal, required by law and the Charter of the City, and such other newspapers as may be directed by Council, and shall procure and file in his office proof of publication of all notices and ordinances published by order of Council or required by law, pertaining to the affairs of the City.
(d) The Clerk of Council shall make and certify all transcripts that may be required of any record or paper in his office, and shall charge therefor the same fees as other officers for similar services. He shall promptly pay over to the Commissioner of Treasury all such fees collected by him.
(e) The Clerk of Council shall perform the duties of city clerk and clerk of the municipality as that term is used in any ordinance or in any laws of the State and all duties, functions and obligations imposed by reason thereof upon a city clerk of the municipality shall be performed by the Clerk of Council.
(1952 Code § 2-3-6 to 2-3-10)