(A) Every ordinance or resolution passed by the Council must be filed with the Municipal Secretary. The Mayor may either sign or refuse to sign the ordinance or resolution.
(B) If the Mayor does not sign the ordinance or resolution, his or her objections must be set forth in writing and submitted to the Municipal Secretary within three days of the time the ordinance or resolution was filed. If the Mayor's statement of objections is not filed within three days, the ordinance or resolution goes into effect without his or her signature.
(C) If the Mayor timely files a statement of objections to the ordinance or resolution, the Council shall reconsider the vote by which the ordinance or resolution was adopted. If a majority of the total number of council members approves the ordinance or resolution on reconsideration, with the vote of each council member entered in the minutes of the meeting at which the vote was taken, the ordinance or resolution shall take effect.