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All members must retire from active service at age sixty (60). With the approval of the City Manager, retirement may be extended on a year-to-year basis; but not beyond age sixty-five (65). Any member so extended may be required to give evidence of capability to perform all job requirements and meet all minimum job requirements. (Ord. No. 560, Section 1, 12-S.S7) Sec. 9.75. False alarms, interference, parking penalty. It shall be unlawful for any person to: (1) Give or make a malicious fire alarm. (2) Neglect or refuse to obey any reasonable or lawful order of the Deputy Director of Public Safety, Fire Division or other officer of the Fire Division. (3) Unreasonably, negligently, willfully, or unlawfully interfere with the discharge of the duties of the Fire Division. (4) Drive a vehicle over a fire hose or upon any other apparatus, except upon specific direction from the Deputy Director of Public Safety, Fire Division or other officer and then only with due caution. (5) Park a vehicle or place any material or obstructions within twenty (20) feet of the entrance to a fire station or other place where fire trucks or vehicles are kept or housed. (6) Park or leave any vehicle within three hundred (300) feet of a fire while the Fire Division is engaged in responding to an emergency. (7) Use property of the Fire Division for any private purpose nor willfully or intentionally without proper authority take, remove, or conceal any tool, appliance, accessory, apparatus or other property. (Ord. No. 560, Section 1, 12~S-S7) Sec. 9-76. Relief Association. The members of the Fire Division may organize a firefighters' relief association as provided by law. Sec. 9-77. Buildings maybe razed. Command Staff of the Fire Division is authorized and empowered to summarily order the razing and destruction of any building or other structure when this action is necessary to arrest the progress of a fire or prevent fire from spreading. ~1r