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report to the Mayor every such inspection and his action in
connection therewith, and for every such inspection the
inspector shall be paid for his services such fees as the
Council may by ordinance provide; he shall see that the
conditions of the permit are carried out and perform such
other duties as may be required of him by ordinance.
71 C. All ordinances or resolutions duly passed by the
Council and being properly certified by the president of the
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To be delivered
to the Mayor
for his
approval
three days
after their
passage.
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Council as having been so passed shall be delivered by the
town clerk to the Mayor for his approval within three days
after its passage, and there shall be noted on said ordinances
or resolutions the date of said delivery; and, when approved
by him, they shall become ordinances or resolutions of the
Mayor and Council of Easton. If the Mayor shall not
approve of any ordinance or resolution so passed by the
Council he shall return the same with his objections in writ-
ing to the Council, at its next regular meeting, excluding
special meetings called by the Mayor, or occurring after
such delivery of said ordinance or resolution to him, which
objections, upon receipt of the same by the Council, shall be
forthwith read to the Council and entered at large on its
journal; and the Council shall, at its next regular meeting,
after such ordinance or resolution shall have been returned
to it by the Mayor, .proceed to reconsider and vote upon the
same. If such ordinance or resolution shall, after recon-
sideration, be again passed by unanimous vote of all the
members elected .to said Council it shall be and become,
to all intents and purposes, an ordinance or resolution of
the Mayor and Council of Easton. If any ordinance or res-
olution duly passed by the Council shall not be returned by
the Mayor to the Council by its next regular meeting,
excluding special meetings called by the Mayor, after it
shall have been delivered to him, the same shall become an
ordinance or resolution of the Mayor and Council of Easton
in the same manner as if the Mayor had approved it, unless
the Council by an adjournment of a period exceeding one
month shall prevent its return. In case an ordinance or
resolution duly passed by the Council shall embrace differ-
ent items of appropriation, the Mayor may approve the pro-
visions thereof relating to one or more items of appropriation
and disapprove the others, and in such case those he shall
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