§ 2.12.120. Voting on retirement home rule petitions.

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Whenever the city council is presented with an application or request for a home rule petition or special legislation for changes or adjustments to Chapter 32 of the Massachusetts General Laws or any other statutes pertaining to the retirement allowances for municipal or school department employees and/or their dependents, no city council vote on such petition or legislation may occur until such time that the city of Revere Retirement Board provides the city council with a detailed analysis of the full cost of such petition or legislation to the city's retirement system. Further, any such petition or legislation shall require for approval a two-thirds vote of the city council, as well as a favorable vote of the retirement board. In all cases, no such vote shall occur until the retirement board has been provided with at least thirty days to give an advisory opinion to the city council on the merits of the petition or legislation.

(C.O. 09-95, § 1, 3-23-2009)

                    
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