(a)
The
city council shall enter into all necessary agreements with the state
department of public welfare for the purpose of carrying out the provisions
of House Bill 603, Acts 52nd Legislature, R.S. 1951, and Public Law
734, 81st Congress, ch. 809, 2d, H.R. 6000.
(b)
The
mayor is hereby appointed as the agent of the city council and of
the city to execute all such necessary agreements and instruments
for and in behalf of the city council and the city.
(c)
The
city clerk shall be responsible for making assessments, collections,
payments and reports as required by the state department of public
welfare.
(1987 Code, sec. 2-61)
A sufficient sum of money shall be allocated and set aside from available funds for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of section 9.02.031, such sum of money to be known as the city social security fund, which fund shall be set aside and maintained in the regular city depository.
(1987 Code, sec. 2-62)
(a)
The
city manager is hereby authorized on behalf of the city to execute
and enter into all necessary or supplementary or amendatory agreements
with the state department of public welfare for the purpose of extending
to and including social security coverage for all policemen and firemen
of the city.
(b)
The
director of finance is hereby directed to make such assessments, collections,
payments and reports as may be required by the state department of
public welfare to provide social security coverage for all policemen
and firemen of the city.
(c)
A
sufficient sum of money shall be allocated and set aside from available
funds for the purpose of providing social security coverage for all
policemen and firemen of the city, such sum of money to be known as
a part of the city social security fund, which fund shall be set aside
and maintained in the regular city depository.
(1987 Code, sec. 2-63)
