Section 27
SEC. 27. Procedure as to ordinance following passage-Mayor's veto powers.&mdashEach ordinance adopted by the City Council, after being signed by the secretary and the chairman of the City Council, shall be submitted to the Mayor for his approval. Within ten days after receipt of the same, Sundays and holidays excepted, the Mayor shall return it to the council with his approval or veto. If he does not return it within that time, it shall be deemed to be approved. If he returns it with his veto, his reasons therefor in writing shall accompany it. It may then again be enacted by the affirmative vote of six members of the City Council and again forwarded to the Mayor for his approval, and if within ten days after its receipt. Sundays and holidays excepted, he does not again return it with his veto, it shall be deemed to be approved. If within said time he again returns it with his veto, it may again be reenacted by the affirmative vote of six members of the City Council, and, in such case, the ordinance is deemed approved. The Mayor shall have power to veto any particular item or items of an appropriation ordinance or of any ordinance, resolution or motion providing for the expenditure of public funds or for the contracting of indebtedness or liability, but the veto shall not affect the item or items to which he does not object. In such a case, the approved items shall take effect and the disapproved items shall not take effect, unless subsequently passed by the council over the Mayor's veto as hereinabove provided with respect to other vetoed ordinances. Each approved resolution and ordinance shall be sealed with the sea of the City Council, signed by the chairman of the City Council and the secretary and recorded in a book kept for that purpose; except appropriation ordinances and those certified to as urgent by the Mayor, all ordinances shall be published in one news paper of general circulation in the city within ten days after their approval and shall take effect and be enforced on the tenth day following its publication if no date is fixed in the ordinance.