CHAPTER 30: GENERAL PROVISIONS

Section

   30.01   Ward boundaries; voting precinct

   30.02   City seal

   30.03   Municipal retirement system

   30.04   Deadlines for submittals of documents to commission

   30.05   Fireman Pension Fund and Board

§ 30.01 WARD BOUNDARIES; VOTING PRECINCT.

   The city hereby designates the municipal boundaries of the city as the one voting precinct.

(Prior Code, § 2-100) (Ord. 957-04, passed 6-14-2004)

§ 30.02 CITY SEAL.

   (A)   Description. The seal of the city shall have thereon "City of Lead, South Dakota, Seal, Incorporated".

(Prior Code, § 2-400)

   (B)   Custody. The city seal shall be and remain in the custody of the City Finance Officer.

(Prior Code, § 2-401)

   (C)   Use. The seal of the city shall be affixed by the City Finance Officer to all ordinances passed by the Commission, bonds and any and all instruments to which the seal shall be attached as required by statute.

(Prior Code, § 2-402)

§ 30.03 MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM.

   (A)   The city shall be a participating municipality in the state retirement system, as provided by law, for the purpose of including police officers and/or general employees in its employ under the state municipal retirement system, hereinafter called the retirement system.

   (B)   The effective date of the city's participation in the retirement system is January 1, 1966, as provided by the state retirement system.

   (C)   All police officers in the employ of the city as of the above date shall be included in the membership of the retirement system; and all persons who thereafter become police officers in the employ of the city shall be included in the membership of the retirement system.

   (D)   All general employees of the city as of the above date shall be included in the membership of the retirement system; and all persons who thereafter become general employees of the city shall be included in the membership of the retirement system.

   (E)   The City Finance Officer is hereby authorized and directed to pay to the State Treasurer, the appropriate city contributions and salaries paid police officers and all general employees of the city out of the General Fund of the city for the state municipal retirement system; the city contributions to be paid to the retirement system concurrent with the contributions paid to the retirement system by the city employee members in the retirement system; and same to be remitted to the retirement system in a manner and form as the Board of Trustees of the state municipal retirement system from time to time prescribes.

(Prior Code, § 2-801)