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CONTRACT AMENDMENT COST ANALYSIS -VALUATION BASIS: ]une 30, 2006 <br />SAFETY FIRE PLAN FOR CiiT1f OF PLEASANTON <br />Employer Number: 327 <br />sentaflt Deua~iption: Setxitnt 2154x, Pro-Retlnmant Optlonal SKtfament 2 Death deneAt <br />As of Tuna 30, 2006 Currant Plan Post-Amendment <br />200&2009 Empbyer Rats <br />Payment for Normal Cost 15.336% 15.422% <br />Payment on Amortlsatiion Bases 9.706% 9.810% <br />Total Employer Rats 25.042% 25.232% <br />Change to Normal Cost 0.086% <br />Chan0e to Totsl Employer Rate 0.19096 <br />Curront Amor~atbn Bases i Multlple Bases <br />Amendment Amortlzation Base <br />- Fresh Start = N/A <br />- Multiple Base ~ 20-year <br />2008-2009 Employee Rate <br />Total Empbyee Rata 9.590% 9.590% <br />Cha to Total Em Rata 0.00096 <br />2000-2010 <br />Estlmated Empibyer Rate (roaopnWnB <br />18.Syie im-estrrtlant return for 2006-2007) 24.3% 24.5% <br />ProieCtlon Anartizatlon Base Multiple Base Multiple Base <br />1 - Details d the current amortization base are shown on papa 13 or ]une 30, 2tx16 annual valuation report if you have adopted any other <br />subsequent amendments, the current artro-tlzatlorr base is the sdredule alter these adopted arnendnrenls. <br />2 - if a fbxd number of years Is shown, K means that the arrant unfunded actuarlsl IIabIIRy Is projected and amortlzed over this lbred number of <br />years. T1rl~ ama~tizatlon replaces the amortlzaUon sdreduk shown M your tune 30, 2006 annual valuation and arty other subsequent anrerrdments <br />You have adopted. <br />3 - If 20-y~r is shown. K meerrs that the drarrpe le tlabllty due to plan smendnrerMs b smortlzed separstely over a 20-year period. This arrrortlratlon <br />sdredule Is In additlon b the amo-tl:atbn schedule shown In the ]une 30, 2006 annual valustlon and any other subsequent amendments you have <br />adopted. <br />In the above table, the information shown reprpsertts ttte at*ual Inftlal contribution robe that will appy during fiscal <br />year 2008-2009 if you adopt the amendment However, these figures do not incorporate the projected 18.5% <br />investment return in 2006-2007. The estlmated empbyer rates shown for 2009-2010, which incorporate this redim, <br />wi110iw you a good estimate of what to expect In 2009-2010. <br />Nate that the change in normal cost in the table above may be much more indicative of the long term change in the <br />employer contribution rate due bD the plan amendment. The plan's payment on amortlzation bases shown In the <br />table above (s a temporary adjustment bD the employer contribution to "get the plan bads on schedule". This <br />temporary adjustment to the empbyer rate varies in duration frnrrt plan bo plan. For example, a plan with initial <br />excess assets being amorrtized over a short period of time will typically experience a large rate intxease when excess <br />assets are fully amortlzed. While a plan amendment for such a plan may produce little or no increase in the <br />employer contribution rate now, the change in normal cost due to the plan amendment will become fully reflected in <br />the employer contribution rate as soon as initial excess assets are fully amortized. <br />November 16, 2007 Page 4 <br />