HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 08101993 - MR.1 12 : 30 p.m.
THE BOARD OR SUPERVISORS OF
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Adopted this Order on _August 10, 1993 by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Powers, . Smith, Bishop, McPeak, Torlakson
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
SUBJECT: Meeting of the Contra Costa County Employees'
Retirement Board and the Board of Supervisors
At 12 : 30 p.m. this day Chairman Tom Torlakson convened
the meeting of the Board of Supervisors and the Contra Costa
County Employees' Retirement Board at The Training Institute,
George Gordon Education Center, 500 Court Street, Martinez . The
scope and focus of the meeting followed the agenda as attached.
During the discussion on the various issues, the Board:
1. REQUESTED the Retirement Administrator to write to the
fast food chains in the Retirement Board's portfolio
expressing appreciation for their efforts in the areas
of nutrition and recycling;
2 . REQUESTED the Retirement Administrator and James
Kennedy of the County Redevelopment Agency to report at
the next joint meeting with the Retirement Board on the
feasibility of using retirement funds to assist in the
development of affordable housing projects and to
include a survey of what other retirement funds have
done in this area; and
3 . REQUESTED the Retirement Administrator, Assistant
Personnel Director, and Risk Manager to review the cost
of health and dental care as it pertains to retirees'
health plans.
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of
an action taken and entered on the minutes of th,3
Boer±of supervisors on the date shown.
ATTESTED:
PHIL BAT99ELOR,Clerk of the Boaro
of Supervisors
and
County Administrator
By -_�L Deputy
cc: P. Batchelor, County Administrator
P. Wiegert, Retirement Administrator
J. Kennedy, Redevelopment Agency
J. Tonda, Risk Manager
E. Bitten, Assistant Personnel
Director
AGENDA FOR MEETING OF THE RETIREMENT BOARD
AND BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - GEORGE GORDON EDUCATION CENTER
THE TRAINING INSTITUTE - 500 COURT STREET, MARTINEZ
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1993 - 12:30 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
1. Call to order and self introductions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tom Torlakson, Chairman, Board of Supervisors
2 . Introductory comments from any members of the Board of
Supervisors and members of the Retirement Board. . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 . Retirement Board Portfolio Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Wiegert, Retirement Administrator
4. Discussion of Affordable Housing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Supervisor McPeak & General Discussion
5. Legislation of Concern to the Board of Supervisors and/or
Retirement Board:
* AB 2381 (Bates) - Reopening window to impose a property
tax override to fund the retirement system. Background
andstatus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . .Claude Van Marter, Assistant County Administrator
* AB 254 (Rainey) - Authorizing the Retirement Board to
establish efficient records management procedures,
including the maintenance and disposal of records within
its jurisdiction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Claude Van Marter
* SB 430 (Boatwright) - Board of Supervisors-sponsored
legislation dealing with several retirement issues. . . . .
. . . . . . . ..0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Wiegert
* Proposition 162 - Redefining the relationship between the
Retirement Board and Board of Supervisors - terms of
office for Retirement Board members. Description of
Proposition 162 issues and areas needing clarification
. , . , . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Wiegert
6 . Other Issues of Concern to the Retirement Board or Board of
Supervisors?
7. Summary of Actions Taken and Next Steps.Supervisor Torlakson
8. Adjourn at 1:30 P.M.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
Asset Classes - Targets vs. Actuals
Target Actual
Domestic Equity 40.0% 42.0%
International Equity 7.5 7.0
Domestic Fixed 34.0 37.0
International Fixed 5.0 5.0
Real Estate, Sep. Acct 7.0 4.5
Real Estate, Commingled 5.5 3.5
Cash 1.0 1.0
ASSET ALLOCATION
Current Assets
As of June 30. 1993
8% %
5%
® Domestic Equi
® International Equity
42%
® Domestic Fixed Income
International Fixed Income
® Real Estate
37%
O Cash
7%
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
PROGRESS TOWARD IMPLEMENTING
ASSET TARGETS
Completed
1) Hired a second international equity manager to complement the
investment style of Capital Guardian Trust.
2) Developed a "fine-tuning" process by which managers can be brought to
their targets without incurring transaction costs.
Committed, not fully funded
3) Zell/Merrill Lynch $15 million committed
$11.5 million funded
commingled real estate
4) FFCA Institutional Advisors $12 million committed
$10.7 million funded
co-investment w/two other counties
5) Prudential, Strategic Perf.Fund $15 million committed
$14 million funded
commingled real estate
6) BEA Associates International Equity
Hired 1/93
$25 million initial committment
Searches Underway
7) Domestic Equity-Small Cap $25 million initial committment
To complement existing managers
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION
INVESTMENT MANAGERS and CONSULTANTS
as of 8/10/93
MANAGERS:
Domestic Equity Alliance Capital Mgmnt, Index Fund
The Boston Company
Hanson Investment Management
Wentworth, Hauser and Violich
International Equity Capital Guardian Trust
BEA Associates
Domestic Fixed Income Wells Fargo/Nikko, Index Fund
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Sporl and Company
AFL/CIO Housing Inv. Trust
International Fix Brinson Partners, Inc.
Real Estate, Sep. Acct. Mellon/McMahan Real Estate Adv.
Real Estate, Commingled Metric Real Estate Advisors
Zell/Merrill Lynch
FFCA Institutional Advisors
Prudential Asset Management
CONSULTANT:
Dorn, Helliesen & Cottle Manager Searches
Asset Allocation
Performance Measurement
Performance Evaluation
Investment Policy Advisor
Research Assistance
Trade Evaluation
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Revenue
Contributions and Investment Income
$100,000,000
$90,000,000
$80,000,000
$70,000.000
$60,000,000
$50,000,000 -i i
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000 7
$1 O"M10,000
$0
1988 1989 1990 1991 1992
® Employee El Employer Investment Income
l
Eff. To Subsidize Contributions Supplmntl.
Year Employer Employee Retiree COLA Total
81-82 $ 2,500,000 $1,000,000 $1,001,002 $ 4,501,002
82-83 2,725,000 1,500,000 1,110,056 5,335,056
83-84 7,282,000 3,546,511 864,315 11,692,826
84-85 8,005,000 3,166,000 486,794 11,657,794
85-86 4,750,000 2,750,000 1,050,000 8,550,000
86-87 5,739,000 2,942,000 1,453,494 10,134,494
87-88 10,711,000 3,490,000 1,605,156 15,806,156
88-89 7,231,966 3,615,983 1,561,436 12,409,385
89-90 4,943,333 2,471,667 960,490 8,375,490
90-91 5,181,420 2,640,710 2,071,371 9,893,501
91-92 5,743,481 3,007,877 1,565,433 10,316,791
92-93 5,090,058 2,462,804 1,565,294 9,118,156
93-94 17,538,988 3,269,676 2,550,721 23,359,385
TOTAL $87,441,246 $35,863,228 $17,845,562 $141,150,036
TOTAL TRANSFERS FROM UNDISTRIBUTED EARNINGS
$25,000.000
$20.000.000 1 I
$15.000.000
$10,000,000
$5.000.000
$0
'81 '82 183 '84 '85 '86 '87 188 189 190 191 '92 193
Retiree ® Employee Employer
SENATE BILL 430
I) AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE
Can lengthen schedule up to 30 years
B of S must request. Based on financial necessity.
B of R may deny if unsound financial risk.
Can extend only one time.
Effective 1/1/94.
II) RETIREE SUPPLEMENTAL COLA
- B of R can prefund retiree supplemental COLA.
- If prefunding done, value reduces accumulated unpaid COLA.
- Permissive: B of S must elect to make available to B of R.
- Effective 1/1/94.
III) TECHNICAL CORRECTION
- TIER II retirees now eligible for supplemental COLA's
- Purely preventative - nobody has been hurt yet
- Effective 1/1/94
PENSION PROTECTION ACT OF 1993
PROPOSITION 162
I) CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
A) No tampering with Retirement Boards
- Freezes composition and terms of Retirement Boards as of
July 1, 1991.
- Exception: Legislature changes and ratified by voters
- Delays implementation of Ch 1226, Laws of 1991, which
realigned Contra Costa's Board terms.
- County-wide election to ratify Ch 1226 required.
B) Increases retirement boards' authority and responsibility
- Reaffirms basic fiduciary principles
- Strengthens retirement boards' independence
- Grants full, complete and absolute authority
(i.e. "plenary authority") to retirement boards.
- Duty of loyalty to beneficiaries supersedes all others.
II) ISSUES RAISED
A) Treasurer - Custody of assets
B) Auditor/Controller - Receipts & expenditures
C) Legal - Use of private counsel
D) Personnel - Recruitment, classification, compensation
III) STATUTORY CONFLICTS
"Only transfers of final administrative authority away from public
retirement boards are facially invalid. Other statutes may be
valid, unless their application would unduly burden or prevent the
board from carrying out its constitutionally-imposed fiduciary
duties. " (Legal Opinion, 7/3/93)
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AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY JULY 15, 1993
AMENDED IN ASSEMBLY JUNE 30, 1993
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE-1993-94 REGULAR SESSION
ASSEMBLY BILL No. 2381
F.
Introduced by Assembly Member Bates
April 1, 1993
An act to amend Section 97.65 of the Revenue and Taxation
Code, 'relating to taxation.
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST
AB 2381, as amended, Bates. Taxation: property tax rate
levies.
Existing law permits local jurisdictions to levy an additional
property tax rate fer the I ef vetet4appreyed bended
indebtedness; eentretet (w speer program- ineluding the
pwfment to make payments in support of pension programs
approved before July 1, 1978, provided that the jurisdiction
imposed the property tax rate in the 1982-83 or 1983-84 fiscal
year.
This bill would permit the imposition of a property tax rate
by a county or city and county for these pension programs
until January 1, 1995, if the program wasappy beferej*
1; 4W8 regardless of whether a rate was imposed for that
purpose in the 1982-83 or 1983-84 fiscal year.
Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: no.
State-mandated local program: no.
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AB 2381 — 2 —
The people of the State of California do enact as follows:
1 SECTION 1. Section 97.65 of the Revenue and
2 Taxation Code is amended to read:
3 97.65. (a) For the 1985-86 fiscal year and each fiscal
4 year thereafter, no jurisdiction shall impose a property-,
5 tax rate pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 93, unless
6 it is imposed for one or more of the following purposes:
7 (1) To make annual payments for the interest and
8 principal on general obligation bonds approved by the
9 voters before July 1, 1978, and on bonded indebtedness
10 for the acquisition and improvement of real property
11 approved by the voters by a two-thirds vote after June 4,
12 1986.
13 . (2) To make payments to the State of California under
14 contracts for the sale, delivery, or use of water entered
15 into pursuant to California Water Resources
16 Development Bond Act in Chapter 8 (commencing with
17 Section 12930) of Part 6 of Division 6 of the Water Code
18 or to make payments to the United States or another
19 public agency under voter-approved contracts for the
20 sale, delivery, or use of water or for the repayment of
21 voter-approved obligations fof the construction,
22 maintenance, or operation of water conservation,
23 treatment, or distribution facilities, provided that the
24 indebtedness was approved by the voters before July 1,
25 1978.
26 (3) To make payments pursuant to lease-purchase
27 programs approved by the voters before July 1, 1978,
28 provided that the jurisdiction imposed the property -tax
29 rate in the 1982-83 fiscal year.
30 (4) To make payments in support of pension programs
31 approved by the voters before July 1, 1978, provided that
32 the local agency imposed the property tax rate in the
33 1982-83 or 1983-84 fiscal year.
34 (5) Notwithstanding paragraph (4), a county or city
35 and county may impose a property tax rate to make
36 payments in support of pension programs approved by
37 voters before July 1, 1978. If the board of supervisors has
38 not imposed a property tax rate pursuant to this
97 110
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UOWS-
I paragraph before January. 1, 1995, the board of
2 supervisors shall not have the authority to impose a
sue and 3 property tax rate pursuant to this paragraph after that
4 date.
ch fiscal 5 (6) To make payments in support of pgramedic,
)roperty 6 library, or zoo programs approved by the voters before
3, unless
7 July 1, 1978, provided that the jurisdiction imposed the
urposes: 8 property tax rate in the 1982-83 fiscal year.
-est and 9 O�
I by the 10 (7) To make payments for the interest and principal
)tedness 11 on an indebtedness, pursuant to Section 5544.2 of the
)roperty 12 Public Resources Code, approved by the voters before
-June.4, 13 July 1, 1978, provided that the local agency imposed the
-3 14 property tax rate in the 1982-83 fiscal year.
A under 15 (b) In the 1985-86 fiscal, year and any fiscal year
entered 16 thereafter., a jurisdiction shall not impose a property tax
,.,Sources 17 rate, pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 93, in excess
ng with 18 of the rate it imposed in the 1982-83 or 1983-84 fiscal.year.
z..r Code 19 Notwithstanding the limit imposed by this subdivision, a
another gq,, Avh, 20 higher property tax rate may be imposed whenever
for the 21 necessary to make payments for any of the purposes
nent of 22 specified in paragraphs (1), (2), and (3) of subdivision
ruction, 23 (a). However, no property tax rate increase in excess of
rvation, 24 the rate imposed in the 1984-85 fiscal year shall be
hat the .IW 25 imposed if the purpose of the rate increase is to fund a
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July 12 26 reduction in the rates charged for water at the time of the
27 property tax rate increase.
urchase 28 (c) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), a
1, 1978, 29 charter city may levy an ad valorem property tax rate to
,zrty tax 30. make payments in support of a retirement system for fire
31 and police employees if all of the following criteria are
ograms 32 met:
'ed that 33 (1) The retirement system is part of the city's charter
in the 34 and was approved by the voters before July 1, 1978.
35 (2) The city did not levy a separate ad valorem
or city 36 property tax rate to support the retirement system in the
make 37 1983-84 fiscal year.
-ved by 38 (3) The retirement system provides for a cost-of-living
;ors has 39 adjustment which is indexed to a consumer price index
to this 40 and does not limit the annual increases, which may be
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1 paid to members after their retirement.
2 (4) The retirement system is not currently available to
3 newly hired fire and police employees and will not be
4 available in the future.
5 (5) Before January 1, 1985, the city unsuccessfully
6 litigated a limit to the cost-of-living adjustment which
7 may be paid to members of the retirement system after
8 their retirement.
9 (6) After July 1, 1985, the city conducted an election
10 and a question authorizing the levying of an ad valorem
11 property tax for the purpose of making payments in
12 support of the retirement system received the
13 affirmative votes of at least 60 percent of those- voting on
14 that question.
15 The proceeds of an ad valorem property tax rate levied
16 pursuant to this subdivision shall be used only to pay for
17 the obligations of a retirement system described by this
18 subdivision. The proceeds shall not be used to finance
19 more than 75 percent of the annual obligations of this
20 retirement system. A city shall not levy an ad valorem
21 property tax pursuant to this subdivision after June 30,
22 2034.
23 -(-7+ Netm4ths h +4�-, ia eeu� er eity
24 ead eeuttty may ffiapese a property te* rate to make
25 pwfmen s in suppert of pension pregrams by
26 Yetersbe' ferre j4 1978. If the beard of hes
27 flet ftnpesed* a preta* rate pursuant to this
28 paragraph before jmuary 4-,- 1995, the board ef
29 &m she& net haeme the authet4ty to impese et
30 preperty tam rte purstiant to this p h after that
31 date.
32 (d) If a jurisdiction imposes- a rate in excess of the
33 maximum rate authorized by subdivision (a), (b), or (c),
34 the amount of property tax allocated to the jurisdiction
35 pursuant to this chapter shall be reduced by one dollar
36 ($1) for each one dollar ($1) of property tax revenue
37 attributable to the excess rate. Any property tax revenue
38 which has been subtracted from a jurisdiction's allocation
39 pursuant to this subdivision shall be allocated to
40 elementary, high school, and unified school districts
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1 within the jurisdiction's jurisdiction in proportion to the
Mable to 2 average daily attendance of each district.
I not be 3 (e) This section shall be deemed to be a limit on the
4 maximum property tax rate pursuant to Section 20 of
cessfully 5 Article XIII of the California Constitution.
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AMENDED IN SENATE MAY 203, 1993
AMENDED IN SENATE APRIL '12, 1993
SENATE BILL No. 430
Introduced by Senator Boatwright
February 24, 1993 .
An act .to. amend Sections 31453.6. 31616, 31617)
316f3;
ai%Q 31681.83% 31837.1, and 31874.3 of, and to -add Seetiem
31615.4-. 81616.1, aed Section 31681.9 to, the Government
Code, relating to the County Employees Retirement Law of
1937.
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST
SB 4303, as. amended, Boatwright. County Employees
Retirement Law of 1937. '
The existing County Employees Retirement Law of 1937
authorizes a county retirement board,upon the request of the
county 'board - of supervisors demonstrating financial
necessity, to adopt a funding period of 30 years to amortize
unfunded actuarial obligations.
This bill accord those county retirement boards the
flexib` 'ty of adopting, instead, a funding period of up to 30
years.
preeedttres. This prewsten. wee4d be elVheable eftI3� at the
eptien of the eeurt-t retiremeet beard aftd the best e€
sepe��e�:
This bill would establish alternative prefunded
cost-of-living adjustments, for allowances. This provision
would be applicable only at the option of the board of
supervisors.
This bill would make other clarifying, technical, corrective,
and related changes in provisions relating to cost-of-living
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SB 430 — 2 —
payments
2 —
payments to retirees, disability retirement allowances for
certain employees of Contra Costa County, and supplemental
cost-of-living adjustments.
Vote: majority. Appropriation: no. Fiscal committee: no.
State-mandated local program: no.
The people of the State of California do enact as follows: f
1 SECTION 1. Section 31453.6 of the. Government
2 Code is amended to read:
3 31453.6. Notwithstanding any other provision of this
4 chapter; the board of retirement may, at the .request of
.5 the board of supervisors, adopt a funding period.of up to
6 :30 years to. amortize unfunded accrued actuarial
7 obligations, as determined by their actuary or by an
.8 - actuary,.employed by the board of investments, for
9 benefits applicable to all.membership categories for the
10purpose of determining employer contribution rates for
11 counties and districts. The board of. retirement shall
12 approve a.new amortization period based upon a request j
13 from the board of supervisors that demonstrates a
. 14 financial necessity. The board of-retirement may deny a
15 request when the. request. would subject the fund to an
16 unsound financial risk.
17 A board of retirement may take an action to approve
18 a request pursuant. to this: section only once.
19 . SEG..2-. Sem 31615.1 is added to the.Gevernament
20 Cede, to dead-
21 31615.1. Netm4th Seet4en 316155, the interest
22erediting PjtJeedtwes' by OAe seetien and
23 Seetiea 31616.1 may be utilized by a eek suWeet to thio
24 art4ele. Regular :mss=. at the sem ate; .shah be
25 etedited mlly-ori axe 30 and T,,.,,,.mbe- 31 to.ah .
26 iteeetmts, eentribut4ens; and reserves the
27 aeeetmts set up p� to fie} ftad {* of
28 Seetiee 399 and the Gentingeney Reserve Aeeetuit
29 Leh have been ea depesit fef sim menths '
30 prier to these cites.
31 An aeeetmt she be ereated oft the books of the
32 PeSreme knewn Ae the fneember interest
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-es for j 1 epeedited in a of c egs aeeetmt:=r ani semiam l
nental 2 m the teW amannt eredited as deseribed it
3 this sec c r}s g the ea rgs of the..etirevae��
:e: no.
4 hind is gmt .peried, the differeftee �..,,�eeft the twe
5 ametrts sheA be reeerded as a debit entry ift this aeee
6 In ai subseele se ruu J period, after erediOng
�~� 7 interest as, ese:b,a hr 04e seetio�r any , net
WS: 8 ea n ;s Al be apphed to reduee emy debit beJ nee ift
anent 9 this aeeotmt:
10 interest at the etetu&PW tette; eetpetmded
7f this .11 se , u Ay, sheR he.tised in the ealeu4&6efbeftefits
Lest of 12 under aI%y m Fta .'by the beard of
P :..�,..est
u to 13 s ►er i . Ne =nom be to amember=s
uarial 14 aeeeem a€tei the temvAaet of the memhe =s
by -an ..15 . ser"ee, Mess the member hes emoted; ift writing, to
S, for 16 heave his or her aeet vi"A_ ed :eeetribttSens in tte
)r the 17 it einem ifilfflmd and to be greated.rc de€rred re4r..m
es for 18 agree;e -the of a deeeased member
shall 19 of the appointed gtwdlan of the membe,. .;
:quest .. f 20ehAdren tide. age 18 has.eleeted to leave a
.tes a 21 death benefit erg deposit as preceded fey in Seet4en
eny a 22 81 .2.
to an 23s seet� gall net beeenre ee e�
24 . opAess and It ie adepted by reseltttiorr of tie
prove .. :; 25 beard of rem and tl3e of s se :
26 : S: 8ee4fr 3161 of the Geverme3t Cede is
3t 27 mnended to read:
.28 . 31616: After the A apphe& ion of 8ee6em
teiest .29 3:1€15, or See1 .1, if apphes.b earmngs of the
and 30: re4emtent fimd in e.*eess of the tetal interest eredited to
e this 31 eent #1o�rs and reserves shah �m it the find as a
be 32 reserye against ae e e e interest lesser err
to a 33 inyestments, er perms Made pursttaet to Beet4en
the 34 31588. er 31589.1, if appheable.
35 These fteEls shah be plaeed iff ao aeeeoet hour
!vent 36'. hereafter as the Gefitingeftey eve "event. The see
37 of this aeeetrt shah be dctermarally by the
38 beard bet shall net emeeed 3 pereeet of the total assets of
€ the 39 the ret3ent
e�est 40 at the end of a� see r ml peried, the balanee of
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6-1 ese=-Pe sheA be determined by the bead:
2 SEG: 7: Seel4etr 31619 of the Government Cede is
3 amended to,rear
4 3119: �iflitig eats ' :, air the A
5 appheatiee of Seems 31615 ; er 31615.1; if �;A;RUPAW
6 31616 or 316164; if a�pl eable; and 31617, if
7 app eA1h.✓`�/' aed Seed: 31618 sly be eredi to ah10,0)
8 ee ies; efves; and aeeeu in the _chief- -='`
9 €ice emeept Ohe Gentiageney Reserve Aeeettnt, in the
10 tn&rmer preseribed 4k Seefietr 3115; whether er fket
11 interest was kiMa), eredifed tmEler Seems 316115. or
12 A1615:h e*eetom.rte € rther interest sheAlbe et ted
13 to the Sup rye tA1 Ret4r6e Bet4e t R..�rye;establishe�
14 . p a o. Seedeit 31618=
15 SEG
16 SEC. 2. Section;316$1.8 of the Government Code is
17 amended to'read: I
18 31681.8. (a) The board of supervisors in any county 1
19 under the County Employees Retirement Law of.1937 1
20 may .provide, effective on a date determined by the 2
21 board, for cost-of-living payments, in addition to those 2
22 payable under Articles 16.5 '(commencing with Section 2
23 31870) and 16.6 (commencing with Section 31875), .to 2
24 members of this system or a superseded. system who , 2
25 retired and to . their surviving beneficiaries who: are
26 receiving allowances under this system, provided the 2'
27 following conditions are met:
2'
28 (1) .On January 1 of the year of adoption or readoption
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29 of this section, the accumulations established by Section- . 2.
30 31870 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3, as applicable, shall, for N
31 any member, equal or exceed 25 percent in order for.that W
32 member to be eligible for the cost-of-living payment. 34c
33 (2) . The payments shall be made either quarterly or 34
34
34 monthly to those members and survivors eligible for the
35 first payment. 3`
36 (3) The amount of each payment is equal to the 36
37 product of a sum determined by the.board of supervisors, 37
38 but not to exceed fifteen dollars ($15) times the 38
39 member's full years of county service not exceeding 30 39
40 years. 40
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(b) The payments made pursuant to this section and
;Ode ie 2 Section 31739.5 shall be made only during the lifetimes of
3 the members or their survivors receiving allowances and
4 to no other person.
keetble, 5 (c) The payments made pursuant to this section and
41-7-1 if 6 Section 31739.5 shall not be considered as a part of the
to eA 7 monthly retirement allowance, optional death allowance,
8 or annual death allowance, nor shall any such payments
in the 9 be construed as guaranteeing any similar payments in
10 any subsequent year.
414 er 11 (d) Notwithstanding subdivision (a),'the payments to
se4ked . 12 - beneficiaries of members pursuant to Section 31760.1,
Wi13 31765.1, 31781.1, r Q
, `31785 or to beneficiaries who elected
shed
.1.4 a combined benefit pursuant'to. Section 31781.3 shall be
15 60 percent of the payments which. otherwise would have
erode is 16 been payable under subdivision (a) to the members.
17 (e) Notwithstanding subdivision (a), the payments to
county .18 beneficiaries of members who elected optional
of 1937 19 settlement 3--pursuant to Section 31763 shall be 50 percent
by the
20 of the payments which otherwise would have been
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those 21 payable under subdivision (a) to the member.
Section 22 -(f) This section shall not bb operative in any county in
75) to 23 any year, unless it is adopted or readopted in any year by
tn who 24 the board of supervisors. Any such adoption or
ho are 25 readoption in any particular year. shall not be construed
26 to require,any adoption or readoption in an
.ed the y subsequent
.27 - year.
loption 28 (g) Before adoption by the board of supervisors in any
Section'. 29 year., the cost of the payments authorized by this section
iall, for 30 and Section '31739.5. shall be determined by a qualified
for.that 31 actuary and the board of supervisors shall, with advice of
vent: 32 the actuary, provide for the payment of that cost in such
.erly or 33 manner as to fully fund the benefits on a sound actuarial
34 basis, including use of available funds in the reserves
for the
35 provided in Section 31592.2 with the approval of the
to the 36 retirement board, or an increase in the employer rates of
37 contributions, or a combination of these sources of
.rvisors,
Les the 38 payments. This actuarial determination shall be made
ding 30 39 only upon authorization by the board of supervisors.
40 (h) Upon adoption by any county.providing benefits
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8 -1 pursuant to this section, of Article 5.5 (commencing with
2 Section 31610) of this chapter, the board of retirement
3 shall, instead, pay those benefits from the Supplemental
4 Retiree Benefits Reserve established pursuant to Section
5 31618.
6 SEG. 9.
7 SEC. 3. Section 31681.9 is added to the Government
8 Code, to read:.
9 .31681.9. (a) In lieu of the benefits described in
10 Section 31681.8, the board of retirement may provide for
11. cost-of-living payments on a prefunded basis and
12 effective on a date determined by the board, in addition
13 to,those payable under Articles 16.$.. (commencing with
14 Section 31870) and 16.6 (commencing with Section
15 31875); to members of this system or a superseded system
16 who retired either for service or.for disability, and to their
17 surviving beneficiaries who are .receiving allowances
18 under this system, provided the following conditions are
. 19 met:
20 .(1) On January 1 of the year of board action pursuant
21 to this section, the.accumulations.established by Section
22 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3, as=applicable, and as
23 reduced.by.subdivision (d), shall; for any member, equal
24 . or exceed 25 percent in order for that member to be
.25 eligible for the cost-of-living payment.
26 (2) The payments shall be made either quarterly or
27 monthly to those members and survivors eligible for the
28 first payment.
«. r.n 29 (3) ::The ,amount of each payment is equal to the
30 .product of a sum determined by the board of retirement,
31 but not to exceed fifteen dollars ($15) times the.
32 member's full years of service not exceeding 30 years. 3
33 The board of retirement may establish differing sums. 3
34 depending upon the original effective date of each 3
35 allowance. 3
36 (b) The payments made pursuant to this section shall 3'
37 be made only during the lifetimes of the members or 3'
38 their survivors receiving allowances and to no other &
39 person. 3`
40 (c) _ If the payments made pursuant to this section are 4(
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1 made to a member who retired for service-connected
ng with disability or to the surviving beneficiary of the member",
irement
Seentctioal 3 the payments shall be computed on the basis that the
n 4 member's service had continued to age 60, if a safety
member, or age 70, if any other category of member,
provided that this additional service credit. shall not
imment 7 exceed 30 years.
8 (d) The payments made pursuant to this section shall
ibed in 9 be, considered as, a part of the monthly retirement
,vide for IO allowance, optional' death allowance, or annual death
sis and 11 allowance, and shall. serve to reduce the. accumulations
addition
12 established Section. 31870$ 31870:1, 31870.2, or 31870.3,
ing -
13 as applicable, by the same percentage. as the payment
with
Section. 14 that is made pursuant to this .,section. However,,, no
15 payment shall be made pursuant to- this section that
I system
16 Ito their would reduce the accumulations below 25 percent.
17 (e) Notwithstanding subdivision (a), the payments to
owances 18 beneficiaries *of members pursuant to Section 31760.1,
tions are - 19 31765.1, 31781.1, or 31785 or to beneficiaries who elected
pursuant ` 20I a combined benefit pursuant to 'Section 31781.3 shall be
Section 21 60 percent of the payments which-otherwise.would have
and as +T .22 . been payable under subdivision (a) to the members.
23 .(f) Notwithstanding subdivision (a), the payment to
er to be
er, equal 24 beneficiaries of '' members who elected , optional
25 settlement 3pursuant to Section 31763 shall be 50 percent
rterly or 26 of the payments that.otherwise would have been payable
27 under subdivision .(a) to the member.
e for the
28. .(g) Before action is taken to provide benefits pursuant-
29 to this section., the cost of the payments authorized by this
1 to the 30 . section shall be determined by a qualified actuary and the
mesa
the.)
31 board of retirement s-hall,with the advice of the actuary,
32 provide for the payment of the costs in such a manner as
30 years- 33 to fully fund the benefits on a sound actuarial basis,
ing sums34 including use of available funds in the reserve provided
of each 35 in.Section 31592.2, or an increase in the employer rates of
tion shall 36 contribution, or a combimation of these sources . of
tubers or 37 payments.
no other 38 (h) This section shall not be operative in any county,
39 unless it is adopted by the board of supervisors.
benefits
40 Upen adeptiett by a" eeunt-y preN4d*g
:coon are
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10 -1 ptwsa to this seetieft,of fele5.4 }ng vAth
2 Seetiee } of 949 ehapter-; the beard of retiret
3 shed knstead, pad moose beeefrts frem the
4 Retiree Benefits Reserwe la":JUant toSee#ien
5 81618.
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8:7 SEC. 4. Section 31837.1 of the Government Code is
8 amended to read:
9 31837.1. . Notwithstanding Sections 31837 and 31838,
10 any member covered under Section 31751 who elects,
.11 pursuant to Section 31700, to leave accumulated
12 contributions on deposit maybe retired`for disab' 'ty and
13 receive a disability retirement.. allowance under this
14 section during any period hereafter in. which ''the
15 member receives a disability retirement allowance under
16 the Public Employees' Retirement System or . a
17 retirement system _established under this chapter in
18 another county, subject to all of the following.conditions:
19 (a) That the allowance shall not be paid if the period
20 intervening between the.last service credited under this
21. system and becoming a member in the other system
22 . exceeds.180'days.
23 (b) That, . if the member is retiring for
24 non-service-connected disability, the disability 2
25 requirements shall be that of the other system and the ' + 2
26 member's retirement allowance shall be based on the . .2
27 other system's disability benefit formula. The disability 2
28 benefit received in the county shall be calculated as if.all 2
29 the.member's service was in the other system but then 2'
30 prorated using the ratio of service in this. county to the 31
31 total service in both systems. 3:
32 (c) That, if the member is retiring for disability arising 3%
33 out of and in the course of employment subject to .the 3,
34 other system, the allowance to the member shall be an 34
35 annuity which is the actuarial equivalent of the member's 30-
36 accumulated contributions at the time of retirement. 3(
37 SEG 4-1: 37
38 SEC. 5. Section 31874.3 of the Government Code is M
39 amended to read: 35
40 31874.3. (a) Whenever the percentage of annual l( 40
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g with is j 1 increase in the cost of living as of January 1 of each year
ement 2 as.shown by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer
3 'Price Index for All Urban Consumers exceeds 3 percent.,
eetien 4 the.board of retirement may provide that'all or'part of
5 the excess over either 2 percent or 3. percent shall be
6 applied to the retirement allowances, optional death
:ode is 7 allowances or annual death allowances increased M*
8 , Section 31870, 31870.1, 3817-0.9, 31870.2, or 31870.3. The
31838, 9 board shall determine the amount of the -excess to be
elects, 10 applied, and that amount shall not exceed an amount that -
11 can be paid from earni the retir
tulated earnings of ement.fund that are
ityand12 in excess of the total interest credited to,.contributions
.
ir this 13 and reserves plus 1 percent of the total assets of the .
-h 'the 1.4 - retirement-fund.
under 15 The supplemental increases in excess of the 3-percent '
or a 16, increases applied to the retirement allowances, optional
)ter in 17 death allowances
ces or annual death allowances increased in
fitions: 18 Section 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3 s.hall not
period
19 become a part of the retirement allowances, optional
20 death allowances or annual death allowances ler this ces to be
system 21 :increased by subsequent increases under Section 31870,
22 '31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3.
for 23. This subdivision shall be operative in any county that
sability 24 has elected by a majority 'vote of the board of supervisors
ad the 25 to make either-Section 31870, 31870.1., 31870.2., or 31870.3
on the .26 applicable-in the county.
sability 27 (b) 'The board of retirement may, instead of. taking
28 action pursuant to subdivision (a), provide s
as if.all upplemental
Ut then 29 cost-of-living. increases, effective on a date to be
to the 30 determined by the board, to the retirement allowances,
31 optional death allowances or annual death allowances
arising 32 increased. in Section 31870, 31870.1 , 31870.2, or 31870.3.
to the 33 However, only those members shall be eligible for this
a be an 34 increase whose accumulations established by Sectio '
n
--mber's 35 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3 shall -equal or exceed 25
nent. 36 percent as of January I of the year in which the board of
37 retirement adapts an increase hereunder.
Code is 38 The supplemental increases to the retirement
39 allowances,, optional death allowances or� annual death
annual j 40 allowances increased in Section 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or
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1 31870.3 shall not become a part of the retirement
2 allowances, optional death allowances or annual death
3 'allowances to be increased by subsequent increases
4 under Section 31870; 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3.
5 This subdivision shall be operative in any county that
6 has elected by a majority vote of the board of supervisors
7 to make Section 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or .31870.3
8 applicable in the county.
9 (c) (1) The board of retirement may, instead of
10 taking.action pursuant to subdivision: (a) or (b), provide
11 supplemental cost-of-living . increases, . on a prefunded
12 basis and effective. on a date. to be determined by the
13 board, to the retirement allowances, optional death
14 . allowances or . annual death . allowances increased in
15 Section 31870,.31870.i, 31870.2, or 31870.3. However, only
16 those members shall.be eligible for. this increase whose
17 accumulations established by Section 31870, 31870.1,
18. or 31870.3 shall equal or exceed 25 percent as of .
19 January 1 of the year. in which the board of retirement
20 takes action pursuant to this subdivision.
21 (2) The supplemental increases to the retirement
22 allowances, optional death allowances, or annual death
23 allowances increased in Section 31870, 31870.1,31870.2, or
24 31870.3" shall become a part.of the.retirement allowances,
..25 optional death allowances, or. annual death. allowances
26 and shall serve to reduce the accumulations established
27 by Section 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2, or 31870.3, .as
28 applicable, by the same percentage as the payment that
29 is made 'pursuant to this seefief subdivision.
30 (3) Before action to provide benefits pursuant to this
31 subdivision, the cost of the payments authorized by the
32 subdivision shall be determined.by a qualified actuary
33 and the board of retirement shall, with.the advice of the
34 actuary, provide for the payment of the costs in such a
35 manner as to fully fund the benefits on a sound actuarial
36 basis.
37 (4) This subdivision shall be operative in any county
38 that has elected by a majority vote of the board of
39 supervisors to make either Section 31870, 31870.1, 31870.2,
40 or 31870.3 applicable in the county.
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ement 1 (d) Upon adoption by any county providing benefits
death 2 pursuant to.this section, of Article 5.5 (commencing with
greases .3 . Section 31610) of this chapter, the board of retirement
4 shall, instead, pay those benefits from the Supplemental
ty that 5 Retiree Benefits Reserve established pursuant to Section
.rvisors
6 . 31618.
31870.3
ead of
)rovide
funded
by the
death
tsed in
ar, only
whose r
31870.1, s
nt as of y
rement
rement
a death
370.2, or
wances, {
>wannces L 0
iblished `
r0.3, -as
ent that*
t to this
1 by the
actuary
;e of the r
such a
actuarial
i county
)oard of
,31870.2,
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