A. 
Resolutions proposed by the executive branch shall be drafted and approved as to form and legality by the Department of Law. Resolutions proposed by the Commissioners shall be drafted and approved as to form and legality by the Counsel to the Board. Resolutions may be introduced by any member of the Board or proposed by the County Executive at any meeting, in the proper order of business. Each resolution shall thereupon be read in full by the Clerk, unless a copy thereof has been posted in a prominent place, reserved for such purpose or similar purpose, in the Administration Annex Building, at least 24 hours prior to the meeting and no member requests said reading, in which case it may be read by title.
B. 
A consent agenda is hereby implemented and may be utilized by the Board on all resolutions unanimously acted upon by the Board at the preceding caucus.
A. 
Ordinances proposed by the executive branch shall be drafted and approved as to form and legality by the Department of Law. Ordinances proposed by the Commissioners shall be drafted and approved as to form and legality by the Counsel to the Board.
B. 
An ordinance may be introduced by any member of the Board. The County Executive may propose to the Board any ordinance consistent with § 5-28. Ordinances shall be adopted strictly in accordance with the procedure set forth in N.J.S.A. 40:41A-101.
C. 
Upon passage, every ordinance or its title, together with a notice of the date of passage or approval, or both, shall be published and distributed in the manner provided by the Charter.
D. 
Upon passage of each ordinance, the Clerk of the Board shall promptly deliver it to the County Executive. If he/she approves, he/she shall sign and return it to the Clerk. If he/she disapproves, he/she shall return it to the Clerk within 10 days after its passage, together with a statement of the reasons for disapproval. If he/she does not sign the ordinance within 10 days from the date of its passage or does not return it with a veto message within said period, the ordinance shall not take effect and shall be considered vetoed.
The Board may reconsider any ordinance vetoed by the County Executive, pursuant to the Charter. If 2/3 of the full membership of the Board, upon reconsideration of the measure, shall vote for it, the Executive's veto shall be overridden, and the ordinance shall become law without the Executive's signature in accordance with the provisions of law.
No ordinance shall take effect less than 20 days after its final passage by the Board and approval by the County Executive, unless the Board shall adopt a resolution declaring an emergency and at least 2/3 of all members of the Board vote in favor of such resolution.