SECTION 11.07. SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.

If any section or part of section of this Charter shall be held invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the remainder of this Charter, which would have been adopted without the invalid portion if its invalidity had been known at the time of its adoption.

SECTION 11.08. PUBLICATION.

Whenever publication of an ordinance, resolution, notice or other official document is required by the provisions of this Charter or by any ordinance passed thereunder, it shall be sufficient compliance with such requirement if the publication is made in a daily or weekly newspaper published in the City or in an adjacent municipality which has no actual circulation in the City. For purposes of publication, an official City bulletin mailed or delivered at least once a month to each Oakwood property having a separate water meter shall be deemed a newspaper of general circulation in the City, except to the extent an ordinance prohibits use of the bulletin for some particular type of publication. Such official bulletin may be reproduced by letterpress, offset or any other suitable method and the cost of its reproduction and distribution shall be paid from public funds. Whenever Council so determines, official notice may also be given by radio or television news services.

SECTION 11.09. FISCAL YEAR.

The fiscal, budget and accounting year of the City shall be the calendar year from January 1 to December 31.

SECTION 11.10. INCORPORATION OF GENERAL LAW.

Whenever reference is made in this Charter to sections of the Ohio Revised Code as governing organization or procedure of City officials or agencies, it is declared to be the intention of the voters in approving this Charter that if such sections should be amended in the future by the Ohio General Assembly, such amendments shall be incorporated into this Charter also, unless the people amend the Charter to provide a different organization or procedure from that established by State law. If a section referred to in this Charter is repealed, Council may, by ordinance, establish the rule to be followed.