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oIiginal thGIGOf] it shall be submitted to the mayor. If the mayor approves the ordinance, the mayor shall endorse the approval thereon with the date of the approval and sign the ordinance officially. Section 31. Overriding of Veto. At the first meeting of the council after the mayor returns an ordinance not so approved, the city manager shall present the ordinance to the council with the objections of the mayor[;]. [t]The ordinance shall then be put upon adoption again, and if two-thirds of all members of the council vote in favor of the ordinance, it takes effect in accordance with Section 32 of this charter. Section 33. Wards. The council shall [dividGd] divide the city into wards and redefine the boundaries thereof as necessary to accord persons in the city the equal protection of the laws. No person may vote at a city election in a ward other than that in which he or she resides. Section 34. Voters' Oualifications. No person may vote in [at] a city election [~ho i5 not a qualificd vOte.I of the 5t(1te 01 ~ho ha5 not Ie5idGd in the Gity for tilirty da'5 llGxt pIcGcding the dGGtion. "No peI50n may vote, fOI an officeI to bG dCGtGd undGI thi5 GhattGI by ~aId ~ithont having I G5idcd in the. \l'vat d fOI thirty day 5 nGxt pI cGcding thG dGGtion.] unless the person is a qualified voter of the state, and has resided in the city for the length of time that state law requires a person to reside in the state to vote in a state election. No person may vote for an officer to be elected under this charter by ward unless the person has resided in the ward for the same length time required in the preceding sentence for a person to vote in a city election. Section 35. Notice. The [officeI in Ghatge, of Gity dCGtion5] city manager or designee shall [give ten day 5' publiG notice of GaGh Gity election] distribute information regarding officers to be elected and measures to be submitted ten days prior to the distribution of ballots. [The notiGG 5hallstatG thG offiGeI5 to be deGtGd and the mGa5tlIG5 to be 5ubmittcd at thG dcction.] The notice shall also state the [plaGe5 fOI thG dCGtion] ballot drop sites. Section 37. Procedure. The procedure for making, altering, vacating, or abandoning a public improvement shall be governed by general ordinance or, to the extent not so governed, by the applicable general laws of the state, except that if a remonstrance is filed against improvement or repair of a street or alley and is signed by the owners of a majority of the parcels that would be assessedfor the repair or improvement, [a rnajolity of the 0~nGI5 of the pIOpGIty abutting on the. stl CGt 01 allG, ,] no contract for the improvement or repairs may be let until the city council reconsiders the necessity of the improvement or repair. If, after the reconsideration, two-thirds of all councilors vote for the improvement or repair, [and thG ma,OI again appl0ve5 the. ilnprOve111Gnt 01 IGpaiI], contracts for the improvement or repair may be let as if no remonstrance had been filed. Section 40. Liens. The docket of city liens is a public writing, and the original or a certified copy of any matter authorized to be entered in the docket shall have the force and effect of a judgment. When the council has authorized an improvement, and an assessmentfor it is entered in the city's lien docket, the assessment becomes a lien against the property so assessed. [PIom the. timG OftilG GotmGil'5 atrthorlzation of thG impIovelllcnt on aGcount of ~hiGh an a55e55nlGnt i5 enteIed in the dOGkct, tile 5uln 50 GntcI cd i5 a liGll again5t thG pI OpGIty .] The lien has priority over all other liens and encumbrances upon the property and may be enforced in the manner authorized by the city council. Exhibit A - 5