§ 2-250.2. Disclosure of association with city official or employee.

(a)

Disclosure during appearances. A person appearing before a city board or other city body shall disclose to it any known facts which, reasonably understood, raise a question as to whether any member of the board or body would violate section 2-221 by participating in official action relating to a matter pending before the board or body.

(b)

Disclosures in bids and proposals. Any individual or business entity seeking a contract with the city shall disclose, on a form provided by the city, any known facts which, reasonably understood, raise a question as to whether any city official would violate section 2-221 by participating in official action relating to the discretionary contract.

(c)

Definition. For purposes of this rule, facts, are "reasonably understood" to "raise a question" about the appropriateness of official action if a disinterested person would conclude that the facts, if true, require recusal or require careful consideration of whether or not recusal is required.

(Ord. No. 06-22, § 1(part D, § 2), 9-5-2006)