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Ordinance Number
1994-21
Adopted Date
07/19/1994
Ordinance Type
Ethics
State Filed Date
08\01\1994
Entity Name
Food and Refreshments
Code Number
Section 104.06
Subject
Code of Ethics
Archived Roll/Disk#
2743
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,'r • Revisi.on 8/7-Y9-94 <doc\ethics.dac�Ow <br />se <br />ATTACHMENT "A" <br />(1) This Code of Ethics is in addition to the requirements of Chapter <br />112, Florida Statutes. Where there is a conflict between Chapter 112, <br />F.S. and this code the more stringent requirement shall apply. <br />(2) This code shall apply to county commissioners and county <br />employees. The term "person" includes commissioners and county <br />employees. Written requests for interpretative rulings concerning the <br />applicability of this code may be submitted to the county attorney for <br />written reply. <br />(3) Information concerning any incident or situation in which it <br />appears that a board appointed county employee or county commissioner <br />may have engaged in conduct contrary to this code should be forwarded <br />by complaint affidavit to the state attorney for the Nineteenth Judicial <br />District for his investigation and appropriate action. <br />(4) A person shall avoid any action, whether or not specifically <br />prohibited by this section, which might result in. <br />(a) using public office for private gain; <br />(b) giving preferential treatment to any person; or <br />Section <br />104.06. <br />(c) making a government decision <br />Code <br />outside <br />of Ethics and <br />Conduct. <br />(1) This Code of Ethics is in addition to the requirements of Chapter <br />112, Florida Statutes. Where there is a conflict between Chapter 112, <br />F.S. and this code the more stringent requirement shall apply. <br />(2) This code shall apply to county commissioners and county <br />employees. The term "person" includes commissioners and county <br />employees. Written requests for interpretative rulings concerning the <br />applicability of this code may be submitted to the county attorney for <br />written reply. <br />(3) Information concerning any incident or situation in which it <br />appears that a board appointed county employee or county commissioner <br />may have engaged in conduct contrary to this code should be forwarded <br />by complaint affidavit to the state attorney for the Nineteenth Judicial <br />District for his investigation and appropriate action. <br />(4) A person shall avoid any action, whether or not specifically <br />prohibited by this section, which might result in. <br />(a) using public office for private gain; <br />(b) giving preferential treatment to any person; or <br />(5) (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) and (c) of this <br />subsection, a person shall not solicit or accept, directly or indirectly, <br />any gift, gratuity, favor, entertainment, loan, or any other thing of <br />monetary value, from anyone who. <br />(1) has, or is seeking to obtain, contractual or other business or <br />financial relations with the county, <br />(2) conducts operation or activities that are regulated by the <br />county; or <br />(3) has interests that may be substantially affected by the <br />performance or nonperformance of the person's official duty; or <br />(4) is in any way attempting to affect the person's official actions <br />at the county . <br />(5) is offering anything of monetary value, including food and <br />refreshments, to an employee because of the person's official <br />position . <br />(c) making a government decision <br />outside <br />official <br />channels. <br />(5) (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) and (c) of this <br />subsection, a person shall not solicit or accept, directly or indirectly, <br />any gift, gratuity, favor, entertainment, loan, or any other thing of <br />monetary value, from anyone who. <br />(1) has, or is seeking to obtain, contractual or other business or <br />financial relations with the county, <br />(2) conducts operation or activities that are regulated by the <br />county; or <br />(3) has interests that may be substantially affected by the <br />performance or nonperformance of the person's official duty; or <br />(4) is in any way attempting to affect the person's official actions <br />at the county . <br />(5) is offering anything of monetary value, including food and <br />refreshments, to an employee because of the person's official <br />position . <br />
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