The continuance in effect of temporary and/or special ordinances, although omitted from the code, shall not be affected by such omission therefrom; and the adoption of the code shall not repeal or amend any such ordinance or part of any such ordinance. Among the temporary and/or special ordinances not repealed or amended by the adoption of the code, are the following: ordinances creating, opening, dedicating, vacating, or closing specific streets, alleys and other public ways; naming or changing the names of specific streets and other public ways; defining corporate limits or boundaries; establishing the grades of specific streets and other public ways; authorizing or relating to specific issues of bonds; creating or relating to specific sewer and paving districts and other specific local improvement districts; making special assessments for local improvements; annexing territory to, or excluding territory from, the city; calling or providing for a special election; approving or authorizing specific contracts with the state or with others; authorizing a specific lease, sale, or purchase of property; granting rights of way or other rights and privileges to specific railroad companies or other public carriers; granting a specific public utility or any other person, firm, or corporation the right or privilege of constructing lines in the streets and alleys or of otherwise using the streets and alleys; granting a franchise to a specific public utility, or regulating a specific public utility; affecting the city budget or relating to salaries of city officers or employees and any other contracts or obligations of the city. (Ord. 454 §9, 1977)