unless the section or sections amended shall be set forth in full as amended. Section 2.100. All ordinances shall be read at least once in open
session of the council either in their entirety or by title.Without consent of all members, no final vote shall be taken on the passage thereof until the expiration of at least fourteen (14) days from the time that such ordinance was first introduced. An ordinance which has been introduced may be amended after introduction and prior to its final passage, but any amendment must be germane to the original purpose of the ordinance. Section2.110. Allordinancespassedby the council shall within
five days thereafter be presented to the county executive and within fifteen days after presentation the county executive shall return them to the council endorsed with the county executive’s approval or accompanied by the county executive’s objections. Upon approval by the county executive, an ordinance shall be deemed enacted. Ordinances presented to the county executive and returned with the county executive’s objections may be reconsidered by the council. The objections of the county executive shall be entered upon the journal of the council and it shall proceed at its convenience to consider the question pending,which shall be in this form: "Shall the ordinance pass, the objections of the County Executive thereto notwithstanding?" The vote upon this question shall be taken by yeas and nays and if two- thirds of all members of the council vote in the affirmative, the ordinance shall be deemed enacted. Whenever the county executive shall fail within fifteen days to return an ordinance presented to the county executive, the ordinance shall be deemed enacted. Section 2.120. Except as otherwise provided in this charter all
ordinances shall take effect at the expiration of fifteen days after the date of enactment, unless a later date therefor be fixed therein. Ordinances relating to the following subjects shall take effect immediately upon enactment: 1. Calling an election or providing for the submission of any
proposal to thepeople; 2. Appropriations for the support of the county government and the payment of principal and interest on the county's debts;
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