(1) a number;

(2) a title which indicates the nature of the subject matter of the ordinance;

(3) a preamble which states the need or reason for the ordinance;

(4) an ordaining clause which states "Be it ordained by the ____ (name of the governing body and municipality):";

(5) the body or subject of the ordinance;

(6) when applicable, a statement indicating the penalty for violation of the ordinance or a reference that the punishment is covered by an ordinance which prescribes the fines and terms of imprisonment for the violation of a municipal ordinance; or, the penalty may establish a classification of penalties and refer to such ordinance in which the penalty for such violation is established;

(7) when a penalty for a violation of the ordinance includes any possibility of imprisonment, a statement that the municipality is required, under Section 78B-22-301, to provide for indigent defense services, as that term is defined in Section 78B-22-102;

(8) a statement indicating the effective date of the ordinance or the date when the ordinance shall become effective after publication or posting as required by this chapter;

(9) a line for the signature of the mayor or acting mayor to sign the ordinance;

(10) a place for the municipal recorder to attest the ordinance and fix the seal of the municipality; and

(11) in municipalities where the mayor may disapprove an ordinance passed by the legislative body, a statement showing: (a) if the mayor approves the ordinance, that the governing body passes the ordinance with the mayor's approval; (b) if the mayor disapproves the ordinance, that the governing body passes the ordinance over the mayor's disapproval; or (c) if the mayor neither approves or disapproves the ordinance, that the ordinance became effective without the approval or disapproval of the mayor.

(a) if the mayor approves the ordinance, that the governing body passes the ordinance with the mayor's approval;

(b) if the mayor disapproves the ordinance, that the governing body passes the ordinance over the mayor's disapproval; or

(c) if the mayor neither approves or disapproves the ordinance, that the ordinance became effective without the approval or disapproval of the mayor.