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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-12-1993 Minutes MINUTES OF THE CITY OF OCOEE GENERAL EMPLOYEES' PENSION BOARD MEETING HELD OCTOBER 12, 1993. The meeting was called to order at 10:10 a.m. in the Community Center by Chairman Paul Lewis. PRESENT: Chairman Paul Lewis, Members Jean Grafton, Tanya Miller, Joyce Oliver and Ricky Waldrop. Also present were Attorney Lee Denner, ICC representatives Terri McDougal and Grant McMurray, and Steve Thomas and John Duff with Key Trust. Employees in the audience were Ellen King, Janet Resnik, Ted Moore and Kevin Rushing. ABSENT: None Grafton/Oliver moved to approve the minutes as presented. Motion carried 5-0. QUESTIONS FROM AUDIENCE Ellen King said that the new planning director, Russ Wagner, wished to have information regarding the benefits to him of the pension plan but was unable to attend this meeting. Consensus was to direct Mr. Wagner to Actuary Ward Foster for that information. MONEY MANAGER REPORT Tern McDougal, Investment Counsel Company, reviewed the monthly report showing the annualized return to be 9.7% at this time. Grant McMurray explained some of the details. ATTORNEY REPORT Attorney Lee Denner briefed the Board about the pending merger between KeyCorp and Society National Trust Company. He said that he has sent memoranda to City Manager Shapiro regarding two issues: the Family Medical Leave Act, and the portability of the pension, as this question was raised by a member. He also advised that the Board will need to monitor to be sure that credit toward pension is not given for family leave time. ELECTION OF OFFICERS Oliver/Miller nominated Grafton for the position of secretary. Motion carried 5-0. There was discussion at this point, and general approval, regarding hiring a recording secretary for the purpose of doing the minutes and Mr. Denner said that he would fmd out how much other boards are paying for such service. Grafton/Oliver nominated Lewis for the position of chairman. (Lewis nominated Miller, but she declined.) Motion for Lewis as chairman carried 5-0. CUSTODIAN RFP Mr. Delmer advised that the requested information from Central Bank of the South and Key L, Trust had been received. I Key Trust Company representative John Duff spoke briefly about the merger of KeyCorp of New York and Society National Trust Company, saying that Key Trust is now off the market as a result of this merger, which will be effective sometime during the first quarter of 1994. Ms. Oliver asked if she should abstain from voting on this issue as she is an employee of Sun Bank and Sun Bank had responded to the RFP. Mr. Denner advised that there is no conflict as this will not impact her job. Oliver/Waldrop moved to retain Ke Trust Com an as custodian and to reconfirm the existing three ear contract. Motion carried 5-0. BILLS AUTHORIZED FOR PAYMENT The following bills were presented for payment: Christiansen & Denner, P.A. $812.22 Investment Counsel Company $887.84 Foster & Foster, Inc. $975.00 Kevin Rushing (employee leaving) $1,822.68 (Clerk's estimate $1,822.69) Poe & Brown, Inc. (Bond Renewal) $3,045.00 Oliver/Miller moved to •a the bills as 'resented with two conditions: •rovidin. the bond renewal includes a waiver of recourse and that Kevin Rushin.'s estimated contribution fi. re is within pennies of the amount presented. Motion carried 5-0. (Note: Both conditions were met.) NEXT MEETING SET The next meeting will be November 12, 1993 at 10:00 a.m. to discuss amendments to the rules and to establish election procedures. There was discussion, and general agreement, regarding setting next year's meetings for the third Wednesday of alternate months beginning with January 1994. (Note: After the Fire/Police Pension Board meeting, members were polled and the meeting dates were changed to the third Monday of alternate months beginning with January 1994.) To follow through on a question raised at the previous meeting concerning the frequency with which payroll contributions were being forwarded to the custodian, Grafton reported that the Agreement requires that employee contributions be forwarded at least monthly and employer contributions must be forwarded at least quarterly. Both the employee and employer contributions are being calculated and forwarded monthly. It was determined that it was not appropriate to make an issue over sending the deposits more frequently. ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 11:20 a.m. Respectfully submitted, (ii Jean Grafton, Secretary