[HISTORY: Adopted by the Common Council of
the City of Gloversville: Art. I, 8-10-1965 as Chapter 32 of the 1965
Code; Art. II, 11-24-1987, amended in its entirety 12-22-1987. Subsequent
amendments noted where applicable.]
[Adopted 8-10-1965 as Chapter 32
of the 1965 Code]
The Fire Department of the City of Gloversville
is hereby authorized to participate in the Fulton County Fire Mutual
Aid Plan as now in force and as amended from time to time.
The City of Gloversville hereby certifies to
the Fulton County Board of Supervisors through its County Fire Coordinator
that only one (1) restriction, hereinafter set forth, exists against
outside service by such Fire Department, within the meaning of § 209
of the General Municipal Law, which would affect the power of such
Fire Department to participate in such plan.
Participation by the Fire Department of the
City of Gloversville in the Fulton County Fire Mutual Aid Plan is
restricted and limited as follows: No more than one (1) piece of fire-fighting
apparatus, together with its regular equipment and with such men as
may be necessary to efficiently operate the same, shall be authorized
or permitted to leave the city at one (1) time except with the consent
of the Mayor.
The City of Gloversville reserves the right
to withdraw from participation in the Fulton County Fire Mutual Aid
Plan upon thirty (30) days' notice to the Fulton County Coordinator.
The ordinance entitled "Chapter 9 of the Laws
of the City of Gloversville for the year 1940," being an act regulating
the use of fire-fighting equipment outside of the city limits of the
City of Gloversville and which was approved October 1, 1940, is hereby
repealed.
[Adopted 11-24-1987; amended in its entirety 12-22-1987]
The Common Council of the City of Gloversville
does hereby elect to pay, on account of any member of its Fire Department
who has duly elected or shall hereafter duly elect to contribute the
additional amount required for the purpose of retiring after twenty
(20) years of service as provided by § 384-d of the Retirement
and Social Security Law or any subsequent amendments thereto, the
entire additional cost on account of the fire service rendered by
such officer or member of the Fire Department prior to the date of
adoption of this Article and, further, agrees to pay the entire additional
cost on account of fire service rendered by such officer or member
of the Fire Department on and after February 1, 1988.
