2006 New York Code - Retirement Allowances Of Original Plan Members; For Ordinary Disability.

 
    §  13-362 Retirement allowances of original plan members; for ordinary
  disability. a. Upon retirement for ordinary disability, an original plan
  member not subject to article eleven (as defined in  subdivision  four-c
  of  section  13-313  of  this  subchapter)  shall  receive  a retirement
  allowance which shall be equal to:
    1. If the number of years of city-service credited to him  or  her  is
  equal to or exceeds the minimum period for service retirement elected by
  him or her, (a) one-fortieth of his or her final compensation multiplied
  by  the  number  of years of city-service credited to him or her, in the
  case of any  such  member  whose  minimum  period  is  twenty  years  of
  city-service,  and  (b)  one-fiftieth  of  his or her final compensation
  multiplied by the number of years of city-service  credited  to  him  or
  her,  in the case of any such member whose minimum period is twenty-five
  years of city-service; or
    2. One-half of his or her final compensation as such  member,  if  the
  number  of  years  of city-service credited to him or her is equal to or
  exceeds ten, but is less than his or  her  minimum  period  for  service
  retirement; or
    3.  One-third  of his or her final compensation as such member, if the
  number of years of city-service credited to him or her is less than ten.
    b. Upon retirement for ordinary disability, an  original  plan  member
  subject  to  article  eleven  (as  defined in subdivision four-d of such
  section 13-313) shall receive a retirement allowance determined pursuant
  to the provisions of subdivision a of this section, except to the extent
  and in the manner that any such provision is modified by article eleven.