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keeping of resolutions would seem to be a duty of the <br /> clerk-administrator under Chapter 6 and a proper index <br /> would seem to be a minimal requirement. It is difficult <br /> to see how a collection of resolutions could be altered <br /> or revised in any way. In any event, a charter <br /> direction to do so seems superfluous. <br /> eOrdinance codes are not published in the usual sense of <br /> being put in the official paper. The term "prepared" <br /> seems more descriptive of the process. The City Council <br /> has recommended insertion of the mandatory two-year rule <br /> although it is already present. It is deleted in this <br /> draft because (i) there is no real way to enforce it, <br /> and (ii) there exist drafting techniques that insure <br /> that the ordinance code is kept continuously updated <br /> just as are state statutes. <br /> 9The Council may decide to make the code available <br /> without charge. The present section requires a charge. <br /> 10Two publications seems unnecessary. <br /> V. Filing for City Office. <br /> Section 4.02. Filing for Office. - -: • - - = -• - - - - • - - " - <br /> • <br /> _ . _ . . _. - - - •_ . __ . _ An eligible voter of the city may file for <br /> election in the manner prescribed by law.11 <br /> 11The matter of filing for municipal office is governed <br /> completely by Minnesota Statutes, Section 205.13. <br /> VI. Special Elections. <br /> Section 4.04. Special a Elections Except for Elected Officers. The <br /> Council shall may by resolution order a special electionadvisory eloctier 12 and <br /> provide all the means for holding It the election. At least fifteen days days'13 prior <br /> notice shall must be given by the clerk-administrator by posting of a notice through <br /> the election at least one public place in each election precinct and by publishing14 a <br /> notice threes of the election in the official newspaper of the City stating the time <br /> DJK43658 3 <br /> MU125-16 <br />