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PREFACE
Chapter C HOME RULE CHARTER
Chapter 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Chapter 5 ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
Chapter 14 AUTHORITIES
Chapter 23 BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND COUNCILS
Chapter 36 FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES
Chapter 51 INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM
Chapter 62 PENSIONS
Chapter 70 PERSONNEL
Chapter 77 POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chapter 91 SALARIES AND COMPENSATION
Chapter 120 ALARM SYSTEMS
Chapter 127 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
Chapter 141 ANIMALS
Chapter 166 CABLE TELEVISION
Chapter 173 COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY CODE
Chapter 180 CONSTRUCTION CODES
Chapter 185 CONVERSION THERAPY
Chapter 188 CURFEW
Chapter 201 ELECTRIC SERVICE
Chapter 212 FEES
Chapter 219 FIREARMS
Chapter 225 FIREWORKS
Chapter 231 FIRE INSURANCE PROCEEDS
Chapter 237 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
Chapter 251 FOOD CODE
Chapter 272 GRAFFITI
Chapter 288 HEALTH AND SAFETY
Chapter 295 HISTORICAL AND CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
Chapter 302 HOUSE NUMBERING
Chapter 308 HOUSING
Chapter 317 INVASIVE PLANTS AND NOXIOUS WEEDS
Chapter 325 LAW ENFORCEMENT
Chapter 328 LEAD POISONING PREVENTION
Chapter 332 LIBRARY
Chapter 339 LICENSES AND PERMITS
Chapter 346 LITTER AND ADVERTISING MATERIAL
Chapter 353 LOITERING AND PANHANDLING
Chapter 364 MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Chapter 378 MUNICIPAL CLAIMS AND LIENS
Chapter 387 NOISE
Chapter 396 PARKS AND RECREATION
Chapter 403 PAWNBROKERS
Chapter 410 PEDDLING AND SOLICITING
Chapter 424 POLES
Chapter 431 PROPERTY SALES
Chapter 433 PUBLIC ART
Chapter 438 RAIN BARRELS
Chapter 442 RECORDS, PUBLIC ACCESS
Chapter 453 SALES
Chapter 460 SCRAP METAL DEALERS
Chapter 467 SEWERS AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Chapter 473 SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES
Chapter 479 SIDEWALK CAFES
Chapter 485 SIGNS
Chapter 496 SOLID WASTE
Chapter 502 STORAGE FACILITIES
Chapter 505 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
Chapter 508 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Chapter 515 SUBDIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT
Chapter 521 SUSTAINABILITY
Chapter 536 TAMPERING WITH PUBLIC PROPERTY
Chapter 540 TATTOO AND PIERCING ESTABLISHMENTS
Chapter 543 TAX ABATEMENTS
Chapter 546 TAX AMNESTY PROGRAM
Chapter 549 TAXATION
Chapter 555 TREES
Chapter 564 VEHICLE NUISANCES, STORAGE OF
Chapter 570 VEHICLE REPAIR SHOPS
Chapter 576 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
Chapter 583 VENDING MACHINES
Chapter 600 ZONING
Chapter A610 ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY
Chapter A611 BOND ISSUES AND LOANS
Chapter A612 FRANCHISE AND SERVICES
Chapter A613 GOVERNMENTAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
Chapter A614 PLAN APPROVAL
Chapter A615 PUBLIC PROPERTY
Chapter A616 SEWERS
Chapter A617 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
Chapter A618 WATER
Chapter A619 ZONING; PRIOR ORDINANCES
Chapter DT DERIVATION TABLE
Chapter DL DISPOSITION LIST
§ 62-411. Receipt of contributions; payment from and investment of fund.
   A.   It shall be the exclusive duty of the Board to serve as fund trustees and to receive, disburse, retain, invest and reinvest the fund created by virtue of this part and to pay over by warrant or check the amount due under this plan to members or their widows or widowers or their estates or children. The Board, with the approval of the Finance Director of the City, may enter into agreements with reputable institutions to perform any of the aforesaid duties, including, but not limited to, advising the Board with respect to any and all of its duties, but in the event the Board does so, any such agreement shall require the institutions involved to provide the Board with written reports concerning its activities at least once every six months. The compensation of such institutions shall be paid by the fund or such source of pay as is designated by applicable law. The fund shall be used for the exclusive purpose of funding and paying benefits provided hereunder, and a reversion of fund assets or a return of City contributions is prohibited, except as otherwise provided by applicable law or IRS Revenue Ruling 91-4.
   B.   The City shall contribute to the fund an amount sufficient to meet the requirements of the fund but such amount shall not be less than Subsection B(1), nor more than Subsection B(2).
      (1)   An amount equal to 1/2% of all City taxes levied by the City, other than taxes levied to pay interest on or to extinguish the debt of the City or any part thereof, plus such additional amounts as are actuarially necessary to provide for the cost of pensions paid to widows, widowers and children of members.
      (2)   An amount equal to 3% of all City taxes levied by the City other than taxes levied to pay interest on or to extinguish the debt of the City or any part thereof, plus such additional amounts as are actuarially necessary to provide for the cost of pensions paid to widows, widowers and children of members.
      (3)   The City may take by gift, grant, devise or bequest any money or property, real, personal or mixed, for the benefit of this fund. The Board shall enter into such agreements for the care, management and disposal of such funds, in a manner consistent with the directions of the respective donors.
   C.   Effective January 1, 2007, notwithstanding anything the contrary provided herein, the City shall guarantee placement of funds to make the current police pension solvent to accommodate the increase in benefit. Said fund amount shall be determined and agreed upon by both the City and FOP.