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AGENDA REPORT
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5/15/2012
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15Y
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02
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BACKGROUND <br /> The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of Pleasanton and the <br /> Pleasanton Police Officers' Association (PPOA) expired June 1, 2011. Representatives <br /> from the Union and the City met and conferred in good faith to develop a successor <br /> contract. One element of the contract is the establishment of a different California Public <br /> Employees' Retirement System (CaIPERS) benefit for new hires. Current employees <br /> covered under the Police Officers' Association Memorandum of Understanding <br /> participate in a CaIPERS risk sharing pool for agencies with less than 100 active <br /> members, and have the 3% @ 50 retirement formula with a one-year final <br /> compensation calculation. This second tier for new hires provides for the 3% @ 55 <br /> formula with an average of three-year compensation calculation. <br /> DISCUSSION <br /> Adoption of the new tier retirement program will result in substantial savings over the <br /> long term for the City once all employees are on the less costly retirement program. As <br /> previously shared, the cost savings to the City for this item are reflected in Attachment 1 <br /> (prepared by the City's actuary, John Bartel). Meanwhile, the 3% @ 55 program still <br /> allows the Police Department to remain competitive in attracting and retaining high <br /> quality candidates. <br /> CaIPERS requires that agencies disclose the rate identified in the amendment actuarial <br /> valuation (Attachment 2) for the adoption of this plan amendment as follows: <br /> The employer contribution rate will be 20.057% of reportable earnings for local <br /> police members entering membership for the first time in the police classification <br /> after the effective date of this amendment to contract. <br /> Because the City's sworn police personnel is less than 100, the City is required to <br /> participate in a CaIPERS risk pool. To determine the annual dollar savings, the Risk <br /> Pool's Employer Normal Cost plus the surcharge for the one-year compensation benefit <br /> are compared for the existing plan (3%@50) to the new program (3%@55). This results <br /> in a difference of approximately 2.7% as illustrated below. The savings is calculated by <br /> multiplying the fiscal year payroll for the new employees by 2.746%. <br /> To implement this change, CaIPERS requires that the City adopt a Resolution of <br /> Intention to amend the contract to provide Section 20475 (Different Level of Benefits), <br /> Section 21363.1 (3% @ 55 Full Formula) and Section 20037 (Three-Year Final <br /> Compensation). In addition, an ordinance to that effect must also be adopted. Both the <br /> resolution of intention and introduction of the ordinance may take place at the same City <br /> Council meeting. Pursuant to Government Code Section 20471, there must be a 20 day <br /> waiting period between the adoption of the Resolution of Intention and the adoption of <br /> the final ordinance. Therefore, the final ordinance will be presented at the June 5, 2012 <br /> City Council meeting. The proposed amended contract is attached as Attachment 3. <br /> Following the required process, the effective date of the amendment is July 7, 2012 and <br /> new police personnel hired after this date will be provided the 3% @ 55 formula with an <br /> average of three-year compensation calculation. <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br />
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