A. If the performance of a public servant or volunteer public servant constitutes any governmental action on any matter involving the public servant's or volunteer public servant's financial or professional interest and it is reasonably foreseeable that the decision will have an individualized material effect on such interest, distinguishable from its effect on the public generally, the public servant or volunteer public servant shall publicly disclose such matter:
1. To the city council, in the case of the mayor's disclosure;
2. To the mayor and the city council, in the case of the city council member's disclosure; or
3. In all other cases, to the mayor and to the members of the public body, if any, of which the public servant or volunteer public servant is a member.
B. The disclosure shall be made in the manner prescribed in section 2.44.050 of this chapter and shall identify the nature and extent of such interests.
C. The public servant or volunteer public servant who has a financial interest shall disqualify himself or herself from participating in any deliberation as well as from voting on such matter. The public servant or volunteer public servant who has only a professional interest need not disqualify himself or herself.
D. The disclosure statement shall be entered in the minutes of the meeting of the public body. (Ord. 11-11, 2011)