Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutRetirement Committee - Minutes - 02/17/1984E GENERAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT COMMITTEE Minutes of Meeting on February 17, 1984 Ronald R. Wood's Office Members Present: Don Botteron Mollie Mercer Angie Powell Ron Wood Members Absent: Deb McClurkin • A meeting of the General Employees' Retirement Committee was held on February 17, 1984. The meeting was called to order by Don Botteron. A review of Ellen Thexton's history regarding her benefits was conducted for members who were absent at the last Board meeting. At the last meeting, the Board recommended that a lump -sum payment in the amount of $21,813.57, payable to Cynthia W. Burke and James P. Wolfe upon approval by the City Attorney's Office. The City Attorney's Office was consulted on December 20, 1983, and they suggested that a lump -sum payment be dispursed to the two named beneficiaries both signing a Release of Claim. A.S. Hansen was also consulted on the matter, and their recommendation was to issue monthly benefits of $66.55, payable for life, to the two beneficiaries. The two options were discussed. Don Botteron questioned if either the lump -sum payment or monthly payments would be in violation of the Plan. Ron Wood stated that since the circumstances surrounding Ellen Thexton's case were unique, the Plan would not be violated. After discussion, Board members agreed that the lump sum option would be best. After much discussion on the issue, Ron Wood made a motion to award lump sum benefits in the amount of $21,813.57 based upon the City Attorney's opinion that the Board has the authority to issue lump -sum payments to Cynthia W. Burke and James P. Wolfe upon signing a Release of Claim as suggested by the City Attorney's Office. Motion was seconded by Mollie Mercer. Motion passed unanimously. A letter will be sent to the two named beneficiaries announcing the issuance of a lump -sum payment. 11 40 U General Employees' Retirement Committee Minutes of Meeting, February 17, 1984 Page 2 Details of Gloria White's retirement were discussed. Because the Plan does not allow for naming two beneficiaries, Gloria has selected her son, Stephen V. Ryan, as her beneficiary. A letter will be sent to Don Mazanec of A.S. Hansen so that retirement benefits may be re -calculated. Gloria White will then be requested to chose a benefit option. A telephone poll will be conducted to approve her option. With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned. APPROVED: Don Botteron, C airman /cj cc: John E. Arnold, City Manager 0 )�, a -a 0 �Oco-- Ronald R. Wood, Finance Director