Here's a detailed explanation of the Mayor's veto power and its specifics, according to Kansas state law:
Mayoral veto power in Kansas General Veto Power: The mayor has the authority to veto any ordinance or resolution passed by the city council, with the exception of charter ordinances. Notification of Veto: If the mayor vetoes an ordinance or resolution, they must provide written notice to the council within two days of the veto. Veto Overrides: The city council can override a mayoral veto. To do so, they must pass the vetoed ordinance or resolution again, but this time with an affirmative vote of at least five members of the council. Failure to Override: If the council does not pass the vetoed measure again within two weeks after the next regular meeting following the veto notification, the ordinance or resolution will not take effect. No Action from Mayor: If the mayor does not sign or veto an ordinance or resolution within two weeks of its adoption, the measure will take effect without the mayor's signature. Signing Contracts: The mayor is responsibl...