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(aa) When a bill is introduced, it shall be read by title by the City Clerk after which the presiding <br />officer shall entertain a motion for disposition. <br />(bb) The third reading of the bill shall be by title, after which the presiding officer shall state that <br />"This is the third reading of the bill, the question is shall the bill pass?" <br />(cc) Any bill may be stricken from the files at any time before passage by a two-thirds (2/3) vote <br />of all members elected. <br />(dd) Any bill failing to receive a sufficient number of votes on final passage will be considered <br />as lost and stricken from the files, provided the vote is not reconsidered, as authorized by <br />subsection(s) of this section. <br />(ee) All votes upon the passage of bills and resolutions, and upon motions to suspend the rules <br />or motions to reconsider shall be by roll call. <br />(fD When a resolution is introduced, it shall be read by title only, after which, if there is no <br />objection, it shall stand ready for adoption following its public hearing. If there is objection, <br />it shall be in order for any member to make a proper motion for disposition of the <br />resolution. <br />(gg) No proposition to rescind or change any standing rule or order of the Common Council shall <br />be passed at the same meeting it is submitted; nor shall any proposition having the force and <br />effect of a bylaw or a standing rule or other relating to the government of the Council or the <br />duties of any of the City officers by passed except in the form of an ordinance and <br />according to the forms prescribed for the passage of ordinances. <br />(hh) Effective date: The effective date of all bills shall be prescribed therein; however, no bill <br />prescribing a penalty or forfeiture for a violation shall become effective before publication <br />in the manner prescribed by IC 36-4-6-14(b) or (c). <br />(ii) Severability: Unless a bill shall expressly provide to the contrary, if any portion of a bill or <br />the application thereof to any person or circumstances shall be found to be invalid by a <br />court of competent jurisdiction such invalidity shall not affect the remaining portion or <br />application, provided such remaining portions or applications are not determined by the <br />court to be inoperative and to this end bills are declared to be severable. <br />Oj) The presiding officer may, upon a member of the public being recognized to address the <br />Council, limit him or her to no more than five (5) minutes, unless a majority of the Council <br />Members present vote to extend such period. <br />(kk) Each member of the public who wishes to be recognized by the presiding officer in order to <br />speak during a public hearing, must give his or her name and address for the record. <br />(11) No member of the public may speak twice on the same issue unless a majority of the <br />Council Members present vote to allow such a second presentation. A three -minute limit <br />shall apply to such a second presentation. <br />SECTION H. This Ordinance shall take effect upon passage by this Common Council, approval <br />by the Mayor, and any publication required by law. <br />PASSED AND ADOPTED b the Co mon Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana <br />this Via- day of , 2022. <br />A <br />S on ne,resident ommon Council <br />of the City of South Bend <br />A`I`TLS`I : <br />Dawn \4. Junes, Clerk <br />