§ 114-172. Ordinary disability retirement.

A.

A member may apply to the trustees for retirement on account of his ordinary disability, provided that:

1.

He is credited with not less than ten years of creditable service at the time of his disability;

2.

He has exhausted all remedies available under applicable law, including but not limited to the Americans With Disabilities Act; and

3.

The trustees have determined that he is disabled.

The trustees shall process such application as soon as practicable following its receipt and acceptance, but not later than 90 days after receipt of all information necessary to process such application.

B.

Upon a member's retirement on account of his ordinary disability, he shall receive, in lieu of any benefit or allowance otherwise payable hereunder:

1.

A retirement allowance in accordance with division 5 hereof, if he is otherwise eligible; or

2.

An "ordinary disability retirement allowance" equal to 75 percent of the amount determined (i) as if such member continued as an active member hereunder until he attained age 65, and (ii) using his pensionable compensation determined as of the date of his disability. Such amount shall be paid in equal monthly payments during the life of such member, with no death or survivor benefit payable to any person.

(M.C.S., Ord. No. 26460, § 2, 6-18-15)