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CHARTER OF THE CITY OF TOLEDO, OHIO
PART ONE - ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
TITLE ONE - General Provisions
TITLE THREE - Legislative
TITLE FIVE - Officers and Departments
TITLE SEVEN - Boards & Commissions
CHAPTER 141 General Provisions
CHAPTER 142 Commission on Disabilities
CHAPTER 143 Civil Service Commission
CHAPTER 144 Establishment of a Toledo/Lucas County Civic Center Mall Oversight Commission
CHAPTER 145 Plan Commission
CHAPTER 146 Winterfeld Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 147 Sinking Fund Commission
CHAPTER 148 Mayor's Environmental Advisory Board
CHAPTER 149 Health Commission
CHAPTER 150 Regional Water Advisory Board
CHAPTER 151 Toledo Community Improvement Corporation
CHAPTER 152 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Commission
CHAPTER 153 Labor - Management - Citizens Committee
CHAPTER 154 Union Memorial Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 155 Utility Appeals Board
CHAPTER 156 Westwood Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 157 Bowman Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 158 Discrimination on the Basis of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) or Conditions Related to AIDS
CHAPTER 159 Human Relations Commission
CHAPTER 160 Neighborhood Block Watch Board
CHAPTER 161 Toledo Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
CHAPTER 162 Joe E. Brown Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 163 Civilian Police Review Board
CHAPTER 164 Toledo Civic Leader Committee
CHAPTER 165 Capital Improvements Program
CHAPTER 166 Municipal Cemetery Commission
CHAPTER 167 Arts Commission
CHAPTER 168 Latino Affairs Commission
CHAPTER 169 Citizens' Fire Division Advisory Commission
CHAPTER 170 Wilson Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 171 School Safety Coordinating Committee
CHAPTER 172 Sleepy Hollow Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 173 Records Commission
CHAPTER 174 Ottawa/Jermain Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 175 Walbridge Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 176 Rev. H. V. Savage Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 177 William A. Smith Jr. Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 178 Greenwood Park Advisory Board
CHAPTER 179 Toledo Botanical Garden Board
CHAPTER 180 Toledo Urban Forestry Commission
CHAPTER 181 Board of Honor
CHAPTER 182 Environmental Protection and Climate Resilience Commission
CHAPTER 183 Municipal Golf Preservation and Engagement Commission
CHAPTER 184 Local Implementation of the United Nations Convention of the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women ("CEDAW")
CHAPTER 185 Toledo Blight Authority
CHAPTER 186 Advisory Audit Committee
APPENDIX A RULES OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF TOLEDO, OHIO
TITLE NINE - Financial Management and Procedures
TITLE ELEVEN - Judicial
PART THREE - TRAFFIC CODE
PART FIVE - GENERAL OFFENSES CODE
PART SEVEN - BUSINESS REGULATION CODE
PART NINE - STREETS, UTILITIES AND PUBLIC SERVICES CODE
PART ELEVEN - PLANNING AND ZONING CODE
PART TWELVE - DEVELOPMENT CODE
PART THIRTEEN - BUILDING CODE
PART FIFTEEN - FIRE PREVENTION CODE
PART SEVENTEEN - HEALTH CODE
PART NINETEEN - TAXATION CODE
PART TWENTY-ONE - PERSONNEL RELATIONS AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYMENT
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   SECTION 60.17 Reinstatement
   Any permanent employee of the City of Toledo or Board of Health who resigns without fault or delinquency may request reinstatement within one (1) year from the date of separation to a vacancy in any classification where permanent certification was previously held, assuming that the individual continues to meet the listed requirements for such classification.
   Any employee who held permanent classification as a Police Communications Specialist, Police Communications Specialist II, or Fire Communications Specialist, as of October 1, 2021 and who resigned without fault or delinquency, or who accepted a position with the Lucas County 911 Regional Council of Governments, may request reinstatement through October 31, 2022 to a vacancy in any classification within the AFSCME Local 7 Main Unit, assuming that the individual meets the listed requirements for such classification.
   Any employee who held permanent classification as a Supervisor-Police Communications or Supervisor-Fire Communications, as of October 1, 2021, and who resigned without fault or delinquency, or who accepted a position with the Lucas County 911 Regional Council of Governments, may request reinstatement through October 31, 2022 to a vacancy in any classification within the AFSCME Local 2058 Main Unit, assuming that the individual meets the listed requirements for such classification.
(9-15-21)
   SECTION 60.18 Pro Tem Appointments
   Appointments to the rank of Deputy Chief in the Toledo Police Division only, may be made on a pro tem basis. No examination shall be conducted, nor shall an eligibility list be established for use in making such appointments. Selection of Deputy Chiefs-Pro Tem shall be at the discretion of the Chief-Police and shall be made from among Police Captains with a minimum of two years in grade.
   Appointees shall serve only so long as the Chief-Police or the employee desires. Appointees shall then have a right to return to the rank of Captain. The requirements and procedures set forth in these rules for reductions in rank and voluntary demotions shall not be applicable to such returns to the rank of Captain.
   Appointments may extend for indefinite periods and are not limited by the restrictions applicable to other types of temporary employment. In no case shall a pro tem appointment become permanent, despite the lack of an examination for two or more years after the appointment occurs.
   So long as pro tem appointments to the rank of Deputy Chief continue, no examinations for that classification shall be conducted or eligibility lists established. Nor shall notification to the Commission be required when a vacancy in the Deputy Chief classification arises.
   SECTION 60.19 Retention or reduction of Employees of areas acquired through annexation or merger of services
   (A) In the event that the City of Toledo annexes territory as provided by Ohio Revised Code Chapter 709, employees of the acquired territory affected by the annexation may be offered employment with the City of Toledo in a manner consistent with the provisions of the Ohio Revised Code, in lieu of the procedures outlined within these Rules, provided that the employees of the annexed territory are determined to be qualified by the Human Resources Department's Selection and Evaluation Section and further provided that employment of the affected persons may be conditioned upon successful passage of a criminal background test, a medical examination and such other requirements as recommended by the Director of Human Resources.
   (B) In the event that the City of Toledo enters into an agreement with another political subdivision for the purpose of merging, acquiring, or consolidating services to the public, employees of the other political subdivision may be retained and placed into similar positions within the City of Toledo provided: (1) the agreement with the other political subdivision, as authorized by City Council, contemplates retention of the affected personnel; (2) the affected personnel are deemed qualified for the similar position within the City of Toledo workforce by the Human Resources Department's Selection and Evaluation Section; (3) the affected employees were hired by the other political subdivision in an impartial process that contains circumstantial guarantees of fairness; (4) that affected personnel be subject to any background checks, medical examinations and other requirements as deemed necessary by the Director of Human Resources; and, (5) that the retention and placement of employees from other political subdivisions be approved at a hearing of this body upon the recommendation of the Mayor and Director of Human Resources. In no event shall seniority of employees acquired through agreement with another political subdivision for the purpose of merging, acquiring, or consolidating services to the public be transferred for any purpose other than sick time, vacation time, or as specifically required by law. This Section shall be in lieu of any other provision of these Rules.
RULE 70.00 - TRANSFER, VOLUNTARY DEMOTION, SERVICE RATINGS, MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
   SECTION 70.01 Transfers
   Transfers of permanent employees of the City of Toledo and Board of Health to positions in the same classification in the classified service may be made by the Appointing Authority as provided herein:
   a.    The employee must have completed one (1) year of service after the appropriate probationary period to be eligible for a transfer.
   b.    The employee or Appointing Authority must request the transfer in writing. The Appointing Authority may initiate transfers for the good of the service.
   c.    Transfer requests will be reviewed by a three-member Transfer Board consisting of the Commissioner-Civil Service, Director-Personnel and Civil Service, and a representative of the employee bargaining unit into which the transfer is being requested.
   d.    Upon approval by the Transfer Board, the transfer request will be placed on the appropriate transfer list and ranked by seniority.
   e.    One transfer movement shall be allowed within a twelve (12) month period.
   f.    One automatic waiver will be allowed on each transfer request.
   g.    Transferred employees shall serve a probationary period during which time the employer or employee may request transfer back to the former position. The probationary period shall be as provided for in the Toledo Municipal Code.
   h.    Modifications in this procedure may be approved by the Transfer Board for the good of the service.
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