(a) 
Enactment and publication of ordinances.
Ordinances of the town shall be finally enacted by passage at any regular or special meeting of the town council. Any ordinance imposing a penalty, fine, or forfeiture shall become effective only upon publication of said ordinance in one (1) issue of the official newspaper.
(b) 
Posting places.
The following places in the town are designated as public places, and the posting of ordinances or other official notices at any three (3) of them shall constitute publication as required herein:
(1) 
Town hall;
(2) 
Sunnyvale School;
(3) 
Kearney’s Store on Belt Line Road;
(4) 
Sunnyvale Library at Tower Place.
(c) 
Certification of posting.
Certification by the town secretary of the posting of an ordinance or other official notice showing the date thereof shall be conclusive evidence of the facts therein set forth.
(1992 Code, secs. 1.801–1.803; 2006 Code, secs. 1.801–1.803)
(a) 
The town hereby authorizes a payment of actual damages awarded against an employee of the town, which result from an act or omission of the employee in the course and scope of his or her employment for the town and arise from a cause of action for negligence, and the town shall also pay the court costs and attorney fees awarded against an employee for whom the town may pay damages, provided that the town will not pay damages awarded against an employee that arise from a cause of action for official misconduct or from a cause of action involving a willful or wrongful act or omission constituting gross negligence, nor shall the town pay damages awarded against an employee to the extent that they are recoverable under an insurance contract.
(b) 
The amount of damages payable under this section may not exceed one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) to any one person or three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000.00) for any single occurrence in the case of personal injury or death, or ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) for a single occurrence of property damage.
(c) 
The town shall pay and provide legal counsel to represent a defendant for whom the town may pay damages provided that the counsel regularly employed by the town shall be the counsel employed unless there is a potential conflict of interest between the town and the defendant, in which case the town will employ other legal counsel to defend the suit so long as the amount involved shall not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000.00) per employee, and further provided that should an additional amount be needed then further action of the town council will be necessary to authorize additional funds.
(d) 
The provisions of this section shall not be applicable in any instance in which the town is the plaintiff in an action against an employee of the town.
(1992 Code, art. 1.1100; 2006 Code, art. 1.900)
No application required by the town shall be accepted and no permit shall be issued to any party if such party or affiliates of such party owe any taxes, fees or fines to the town. Upon payment of such taxes, fees or fines, such application may be accepted and such permit may then be issued if all other requirements to such acceptance or issuance have been met.
(Ordinance 418, sec. 2, adopted 1/23/06; 2006 Code, sec. 1.1701)