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General Employees Retiremenl
Committee
215 N. Mason
2nd Floor
PO Box 580
Fort Collins, CO 80522
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GENERAL EMpLoyEES' RetrReuerur Courrr,rrrree
M INUTES
Mnncn 8, 2018
215 N. MASoN - CoNFERENCE RooM 2D - Secono Fr-oon
Committee Members Present: John Voss, Chairman
Bill Switzer, Vice Chairman
Delbert Bernhardt
James Lathrop
John Lindsay
Clark Mapes
Others Present: Blaine Dunn
Joel Stewart, Milliman
Katie Antoline (Milliman)
Carolyn Koontz
Meeting called to order at 1 :1 5 pm.
Citizen Participation and Plan Member Comments
None made or noted.
2. Consider Approving the Minutes from the meeting of February 8th, 2018
James Lathrop moved to approve the minutes of the February 8, 2018 GERC
meeting. Bill Switzer seconded the motion. The minutes were approved
unanimously.
3. Review Draft January 1, 2018 Actuarial Valuation Report (Joel Stewart)
16.40/o relurn tor 2017 - unf unded decreased f rom $1 4tr/ to $1
1 .2M - 81 % f unded -
14 years to fully funded (was22 yearstofullyfunded in2017) this includesthe drop
f rom 6.5% to 6.25%. The slide below illustrates how the unfunded liability went lrom
$14M - $11M.
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Overview - GASB 67168 Disclosure lnformation
Discount Rate for Liability
8. Total Pension Liability (TPL)
9. Fiduciary Net Position (FNP)
10. Net Pension Liability (NPL)
11. FNP as a o/o
of TPL
12t31t2016
6.50%
$ 58,377,767
$ 43,869,306
$ 14,508,461
75.15o/o
- Total Pension Liability is calculated using a discount rate of 6.250lo, the Plan's long-term
expected rate of return assumption
- The use of the long-term expected rate of retum assumption is based on Plan's
Depletion Date Projection, which takes into account the current Fiduciary Net Position,
projected net cash flow, and reliance on the adopted policy of supplemental
contributions. lf the Plan were projected to run out of money the Total Pension Liability
would be calculated using a blended discount rate incorporating the current rates of 20-
year tax-exempt municipal bonds. The 29-year Muni Bond rate was 3.44o/o al
12t31t2017.
The Depletion Date Projection is reviewed annually based on factors such as the
Fid Net Position and future anticipated level of contributions
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Gain/Loss
1. Actual UAL, 11112017
2. Expected changes during 2017
3. Expected UAL, 11112018
Changes:
4. Asset (gain)/loss
5. Salary change different than assumed
6. Pensioner Mortality Experience
7. Retirement and other terminations
8. Other demographic
9. lnvestment Return Assumption Change
10. Total
1 1. Actual UAL, 1 1112018
$ 14,508,461
(401,349)
$ 14,107,112
$ (4,248,199)
(249,594\
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1 7,286
$ (2,889,544)
$ 1 1 ,217,568
Line 5 above; Salary increases during 2017 were lower than expected. Joel suggested
we may want to review this assumptlon in more detail ahead of the next annuaL
evaluation cycle
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$ 60,025,297
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Committee to consider motion to approve the report. James Lathrop made a motion to
accept the report as presented. Clark Mapes seconded the motion and the report was
approved unanimously.
Joel passed out a draft sample of the annual statements. Joel shared that Janie
Appleton said that the fix that was made 2-3 years ago helped with the member's
understanding. The format looks good.
4. Annual Acknowledgement of GERC Member's Fiduciary Responsibilities -
Signed by Members - Acknowledgement forms were collected after being reviewed
and signed by GERC members. Originals are on file with CAO. Copies retained by
staff .
5. Monthly lnvestment and Other Reports (Blaine Dunn)
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Clark Mapes asked if Blaine has the authority to make that change / to sell.
John Voss; This is a good conversation to have in a more organized way - to
consider giving Blaine the authority to make a change or if the committee prefers lor
him to bring recommendation to the GERC for a vole regarding an action.
Blaine Dunn; One month of underperformance is not a red flag to move funds. He
will watch closely and will come back with a recommendation. We are beating the
benchmark YTD and are well within policy. Sectors; Technology 22.5% - 25% is
maximum. All funds hold a certain amount of cash and we would not want any of
the sectors to be over 25o/o. Our practice is to get back in line wilh parameter
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end of a quarter. The will be a full quarterly report next month.
7. Election of Officers - Chairman, Vice Chair
Floor was opened for nominations; Bill Switzer nominated Clark Mapes for
Chairman. Bill mentioned that Clark is connected to what is going on and as an
active employee would not be away all summer. Ballots were distributed and
collected. Clark Mapes was unanimously elected the new Chairman of the GERC.
Bill Switzer nominated John Voss as Vice Chairman. Ballots were distributed and
collected. John Voss was unanimously elected as Vice Chairman of the GERC.
8. Execute the GERP Plan Document Last Approved by City Council
This item was moved to the April 12th GERC meeting agenda. The document will be
brought to meeting for GERC member's signatures.
9. Other Business
Blaine Dunn to find and review some other plan examples to see if GERP is in line with
others. Committee discussed possibility of having outside consultant come in to look
at the GERP Pension lnvestment Policy. John Voss mentioned that the fixed income
portlolio is doing poorly and that one of lhe consultants had said he had some ideas
regarding how to help with that. The GERP currently holds one long term bond
while the remaining fixed income is sitting in cash which could be better utilized to
bring in more return.
James Lathrop will not able to attend the April 12rh GEBC meeting
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Carolyn Koontz, Stafl Liaison
6. Review and Approve 2017 GERC Annual Report (Blaine Dunn)
Copy attached (Attachment 1). John Lindsay made a motion to approve the 2017
Annual Report. James Lathrop seconded the motion. fhe 2017 GERC Annual
Report was approved unanimously.
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