US Laws, Codes, Statutes & Cases

 
    §  3-204.2  Transfer  of councilmanic chairs at termination of office.
  (a) The city clerk, clerk of the council shall have  the  power  at  the
  request of any member of the council who shall hereafter resign or whose
  term  of  office  shall  hereafter  terminate,  or a surviving spouse or
  domestic partner of such member, to sell and transfer to such member  or
  to  such surviving spouse or domestic partner the chair last occupied by
  such member in the councilmanic chamber for the  fair  market  value  as
  determined  by  the  commissioner  of  citywide administrative services,
  depositing any monies received from such sale with the  commissioner  of
  finance;  provided  however, that a written request therefor accompanied
  by the payment herein provided be submitted to the city clerk, clerk  of
  the  council within sixty days after any such resignation or termination
  of term of office. The commissioner of citywide administrative  services
  shall  upon notice from the city clerk, clerk of the council make prompt
  replacement of such chair so transferred or sold.
    (b) The provisions of this section shall apply solely  to  members  of
  the council who have been elected at a general election.
    (c)  The  provision of this section shall be effective notwithstanding
  the provisions of any general or special law or provision or  regulation
  relating  to  the disposal of personal property and any such statute, or
  part, or parts thereof are hereby superseded.