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Non-Uniform Pension Plan Potential Conversion <br />5. <br /> Actuary Scope of Services <br />The Board for the Non-Uniformed Employees Retirement System (the “Plan”) is <br />seeking to determine the anticipated future costs of the Plan as it exists, and also <br />what those costs would be if one of the following proposals were to be <br />implemented. <br />A. Employees hired after a certain date would not be considered eligible for <br />participation in the Plan but instead would receive a 6%* City contribution <br />to the 401(a) plan, along with a 3% employee mandatory contribution. <br />B. In addition to employees hired after a certain date not being eligible for the <br />Plan, existing employees who are participants in the Plan but are not <br />vested would cease to be eligible to accrue benefits under the Plan, and <br />instead would receive a 6%* City contribution to the 401(a) plan from that <br />certain date forward, along with a 3% employee mandatory contribution. <br />The fee to set up the cost projections, evaluate the differences in costs over a <br />10-year period, and report the results to the City would be $2,500. This work <br />would be performed in conjunction with the 2009 actuarial valuation, and will <br />utilize the results of the valuation. The cost projections will use the current Plan <br />assumptions which will project the assumed rate of return of 6.5% for 2009 and <br />beyond. Actual future plan costs will be dependent on actual Plan experience. <br />* The Pension Board has not yet made a recommendation as to the City’s <br />contribution rate for the proposed defined contribution plan, therefore the actuary <br />will use 6% for the sole purpose of the calculations listed above. <br />Police Car Purchase: <br />6. <br />We are purchasing four 2009 Impalas at $80,014 ($20,003.50 each) with police <br />specifications through the Missouri State Contract which was competitively bid. <br />In an effort to stretch the timeframe on purchases, we did not purchase any <br />police vehicles last year and these four vehicles need replacement since they <br />have nearly 100,000 miles on them. Entities only have one opportunity each <br />year to purchase from the state contract. The last time we purchased any police <br />vehicles was FY07 and the cost was $17,881 per vehicle. Staff requests <br />Council’s approval to proceed with this budgeted expense. <br />Upcoming Meetings and Events: <br />Monday, April 6: 5:30 PM Study Session <br /> 6:30 PM Council Meeting <br />Monday, April 20: 5:30 PM Study Session <br /> 6:30 Council Meeting <br />Thursday, April 23: Budget Meeting Canceled <br /> <br />