SEC. 3.1-390. RECREATION AND PARK DEPARTMENT.

§ 3.1-390

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Recreation and Park Department officials must disclose financial interests and income related to property leases, service contracts, or business relationships with the department, with disclosure requirements varying by position level.

City employees who work for the Recreation and Park Department must tell the city about any money they make or investments they have from businesses that rent park property, provide services to the parks department, or supply equipment and materials to it. Higher-ranking officials (like commissioners and directors) have stricter disclosure requirements than mid-level managers. This applies to current business relationships and ones from the past two years, as well as future ones that could reasonably happen.

  • Complex:The definition of Disclosure Category 2 is a single long sentence with multiple nested clauses and conditions, making it difficult to parse what financial interests must be disclosed.
  • Could be simpler:The Category 2 definition could be broken into bullet points or shorter sentences listing distinct types of interests (property leases, service contracts, equipment supplies, etc.) rather than one compound sentence.

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