A. Action On Ordinance:
1. Time Requirement: At least twelve (12) days shall intervene between the presentation and final passage of an ordinance. (Ord. 12, 2-7-1906; amd. Ord. 42, 6-1-1908; 2003 Code)
2. Votes Recorded: The ayes and nays must be called and recorded on the final passage of any ordinance.
3. Procedures After Passage: Except as otherwise provided by the laws of the state, no ordinance shall become operative as a law of the city unless, after final passage by the city council, it shall in the order herein presented: (Ord. 12, 2-7-1906)
a. Be signed by the mayor or deputy mayor;
b. Be entered upon the ordinance book in full;
c. Have the attest thereto of the city clerk executed on the ordinance, immediately at the end of the official copy of such ordinance;
B. Ordinance Book: Immediately upon the final passage by the city council and the signature of the mayor or deputy mayor on the ordinance, the city clerk must enter upon the pages of the ordinance book, in its proper place, a full, true and correct copy of such ordinance, as finally passed and signed, Not later than the next regular meeting thereafter, the signature of the mayor or deputy mayor, and the attest thereof by the city clerk, must be executed on the ordinance. (Ord. 12, 2-7-1906; amd. 2003 Code)
C. Posting: After the first reading and prior to the second reading of an ordinance, the city clerk shall post a complete copy of the ordinance on a bulletin board within the city clerk's office, and shall make copies available to the public. Posting shall continue until thirty (30) days after the second reading of such ordinance. Posting need not be noted on the ordinance or in the ordinance book. No other posting or publishing of an ordinance shall be required. The failure to post an ordinance shall not render the ordinance invalid. (2003 Code)