(a) No person shall, for a period of one year after the termination of services as an officer or an employee of the City, appear before any board or commission of the City as attorney, engineer, architect, broker, finder, agent, employee or representative for or in behalf of any person, firm or corporation, whether receiving compensation for any services rendered thereto or not, in relation to any matter which was under his charge, or which was within the jurisdiction of the position he held, the department he was employed in, or the board or commission on which he served, during the period of his services as such officer or employee. Nor shall any such officer or employee, during such period of time, appear before any board or commission before which he appeared on behalf of the City as a part of his duties while an officer or an employee of the City, regardless of the subject matter and regardless of the fact that the subject matter was not under his charge or within the jurisdiction of his former position, department, board or commission.
Any contract with the City in which any officer or employee is or becomes financially interested may be declared void by the Mayor, Council or appropriate department head. Such interest shall disqualify any such officer or employee from holding any public office in the Municipality for a period of five years from the discovery of the same in addition to the other penalties provided by law.
(b) No person named in Section 161.01
, after termination of his services, shall accept employment as an attorney-at-law in any particular matter which he has investigated or passed upon while in such office or employ, or engage in the practice of law before any court in any litigation in which the City is a party and which involves any such matter.
(Ord. 107-77. Passed 11-8-77.)