1818                             Laws of Maryland                        Ch. 649

municipal, county, State or federal, shall not be paid any such pen-
sion or salary so long as he remains in any such office or position.
No pension shall be payable hereunder to any retired judge of the
Municipal Court of Baltimore City who is receiving another pension
under the employees' retirement system of the City of Baltimore,
or the Employees' Retirement System of the State of Maryland.]

(1-1) Every elected judge of the Municipal Court of Baltimore
City who is retired from active service or who is in office on June 30,
1970, who does not at his option elect to be paid a pension or salary
under Plan A, and every elected judge who takes office after June
30,1970, shall be placed under Plan B and shall be paid, after termi-
nation of his active service, if he is then at least sixty years of age or
when he becomes sixty years of age, a pension or salary in an amount
equal to sixty per centum (60%) of his maximum salary, or one
sixteenth (1/16) of that amount per annum for each year or any
part thereof of active service by appointment and election, if he has
served less than sixteen years as a judge of the Municipal Court of
Baltimore City.

(1-2) On or after July 1, 1970, every judge electing Plan B shall
provide written notice of election to the Director of Finance for the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City.

(1-3) Every judge under Plan B contributes toward the cost of
his pension in an amount equal to six per centum (6%) of his
annual compensation earned thereafter which is deducted from his
compensation each pay period and paid over to the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore City.

(1-4) Any judge who was given the option of electing between
Plan A or Plan B who initially does not elect to be under Plan B
provided for in this subsection, but who later wishes to do so must,
upon such election, pay in a lump sum, in addition to the annual
contributions provided for in this subsection an amount equal to the
contributions he would have made, if initially under the plan for
each year after June 30, 1970, plus interest of four percent ()

(1-5) Any judge covered by Plan B provided for in this sub-
section, who is not elected to a full term following his initial appoint-
ment, shall be paid the amount of his accumulated contributions plus
interest of four per centum (4%) from the date or dates of payment
and shall not be entitled to any pension under this subsection.

(1-6) Any judge covered by Plan B provided for in this subsec-
tion who resigns, for reasons other than disability, prior to reaching
sixty years of age, shall be entitled to allow his contributions to
remain in the pension system and shall at sixty years of age be
entitled to a pension as provided in this subsection; or shall be
entitled to withdraw his accumulated contributions plus interest of
four per centum (4%) calculated from the date or dates of payment
and shall forfeit any pension rights under the provisions of this
subsection.

(1-7) In no event shall any judge make the contributions pro-
vided for in this subsection for more than sixteen years.

(1-8) Any former judge who accepts any salaried public office
or position, municipal, county, State or federal shall not be paid any
pension or salary so long as he remains in any such office or position.