A. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall become entitled to retire and receive pension benefits under Section 4.28.080, the board upon its own motion, after notice and hearing, may order the retirement of said member and the payment of the pension benefit to which they shall be entitled if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service.

B. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall have completed in the aggregate twenty-five years of service, regardless of age, the board upon its own motion after notice and hearing may order the retirement of said member and the payment of a pension equal to fifty percent of the average monthly rate of salary which such member shall have received during the three years immediately preceding the date of retirement if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service.

C. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall have completed in the aggregate twenty-six years of service, regardless of age, the board, upon its own motion after notice and hearing, may order the retirement of said member and the payment of a pension equal to 53.33 percent of the average monthly rate of salary which such member shall have received during the three years immediately preceding the date of retirement if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service.

D. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall have completed in the aggregate twenty-seven years of service, regardless of age, the board, upon its own motion after notice and hearing, may order the retirement of said member and the payment of a pension equal to 56.67 percent of the average monthly rate of salary which such member shall have received during the three years immediately preceding the date of retirement if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service.

E. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall have completed in the aggregate twenty-eight years of service, regardless of age, the board, upon its own motion after notice and hearing, may order the retirement of said member and the payment of a pension equal to sixty percent of the average monthly rate of salary which such member shall have received during the three years immediately preceding the date of retirement if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service.

F. Whenever any member of the Police or Fire Department shall have completed in the aggregate twenty-nine years of service, regardless of age, the board, upon its own motion after notice and hearing, may order the retirement of said member and the payment of a pension equal to 63.33 percent of the average monthly rate of salary which such member shall have received during the three years immediately preceding the date of retirement if such retirement is deemed advisable for the good of the service. (Ord. 3558-NS § 16, 1957)