SECTION 2. JURISDICTION; ENFORCEMENT OF ORDINANCES.
   For all such purposes, the jurisdiction of the City shall, when necessary, extend for five miles beyond the corporate limits of the City, excepting any other municipal corporation, or part thereof, within said five mile limit; however, in the erection and extension of waterworks, water mains, sewerage works and sewers, such powers may, without regard to whether or not such extension of powers is necessary to the reasonably efficient exercise of such powers within the corporate limits, be extended fifteen miles beyond the corporate limits and within the corporate limits of another municipal corporation if the latter, by ordinance, requests such extension; to exercise all other powers that now are or hereafter may be granted to the City of Weirton or to municipalities by the Constitution or the laws of the State of West Virginia; and all such powers, whether expressed or implied, shall be exercised and enforced in the manner prescribed by this Charter, or when not prescribed herein, in such manner as shall be provided by the ordinances or resolutions of the Council. The jurisdiction of all police officers shall extend to all parts of the City of Weirton, and to such other parts of Brooke and Hancock Counties, West Virginia as do not exceed five miles in distance from said City.
   The Council shall provide for the enforcement of all ordinances by reasonable and proper penalties, consisting of fines or imprisonment or fines and imprisonment, with suitable rules and regulations for the enforcement of such penalties; provided, however, that in no event, except as hereinafter provided, shall imprisonment for a longer period than sixty days or a greater fine than five hundred dollars or both, be imposed for any one offense. Nothing herein shall limit or prevent the Council from providing penalties for violations of traffic laws equal to the penalties provided by the general laws of the State for like offenses constituting misdemeanors.