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petitions, and communications received later than said time shall be placed on the agenda of the next regular meeting. (c) Upon compliance with the mandated six (6) calendar day posting notice, bills, resolutions and matters requiring Council action shall be placed on the Council agenda within the next two Council meetings. Bills, resolutions and matters requiring (f) A bill or resolution up for final reading which has been the subject of a substantive floor amendment at that meeting shall not be acted upon until the next regular meeting. 2. Bills (Section 3-10, Hawaii County Charter). (e) A motion to reconsider made at the time any bill fails to pass final reading shall not be voted upon until after twenty- four hours. 4. Submission of Bills to the Mayor (Section 3-12, Hawaii County Charter). Every bill adopted by the Council shall be duly authenticated by the Clerk and the Chair and thereupon presented to the Mayor for approval. Such bill shall become effective as an ordinance upon its approval or such later date as specified therein. If the Mayor disapproves a bill, the Mayor shall return the bill together with any objections in writing to the Clerk within ten days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays) after receipt. If the Mayor does not act within such ten day period, the bill shall become effective as an ordinance as if the Mayor had approved it. The objections of the Mayor shall be entered in the journal of the Council and the Council may, after five and within thirty days after the bill has been so returned, reconsider the vote upon the bill. If the bill, upon such reconsideration, is again passed by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the entire membership, the Chair shall verify that fact on the face of the bill and such bill shall become effective as an ordinance with like effect as if approved by the Mayor. A bill failing to pass upon such reconsideration shall be deemed lost. 6