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MINUTES <br /> <br />PUBLIC <br /> <br />PUBLIC HEARING: <br />PROPOSED CHANGES <br />TO CITY <br />RETIREMENT PLAN <br /> <br /> CDUNCI:L CHAMBERS - September 12, 1983 <br /> <br /> Council met in regular session this date with the following members <br /> present: Mr. Buck, Mr. Conover, Mrs. Gleason, Dr. Gunter, Dr. Hall. Absent: <br /> None. <br /> <br /> Mrs. Gleason moved, Dr'. Hall seconded, and the minutes of July 27th were <br /> appr. oved as presented, with Mr. Conover abstaining. <br /> <br /> Dr. Gunter moved, Mrs. Gleason seconded, and the minutes of August 1st <br /> <br /> were approved as presented, with Mr. Conover abstaining. <br /> <br /> Mr. Conover moved, Dr. Hall seconded, and the minutes of August 15th were <br /> <br /> unanimously approved as presented. <br /> Mrs. Gleason-moved' Dr. Gunter seconded, and the minutes of August 22nd <br /> were approved as presented, with Dr. Hall abstaining. <br /> <br /> Mr. Conover moved, Dr. Cunter seconded, and the minutes of August 29th <br /> <br />were unanimously approved as'presented. <br /> <br /> Ms. Pat Cooke, a member of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, <br />presented Council a petition asking for their support of a task force to <br />combat drunk driving in Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Ms. Cooke stated <br />that a similar request would be made of the'Albemarle County Board of Supervisors. <br />Ms. Cooke stated that she would act as Chairman, Mary Alice Gunter as co-Chairman, <br />and Betty,.Scott, who had been a member of the Governor's State Task Force on <br />Drunk Driving, would act as Executive Chairman. Ms. Cooke stated that the goals <br />of the Committee would be: 1) identify the extent of the problem in the <br />Charlottesville-Albemarle!area, 2) identify current efforts, 3) determine how <br />cooperation among those involved in the area could be improved, and 4) review <br />Task Force recommendations and prepare a report. <br /> <br /> Mr. Buck and Mr. Conovez stated their support of the proposed Committee <br /> <br />and suggested including a representative 'of the restaurant association as a <br /> <br />member. <br /> <br /> Dr. Hall moved, Mrs. Gleason seconded, <br />support and endorse the Task Force and. its <br /> <br /> Mr. Bruce Keit'h, Director of Personnel, <br /> <br />pr <br /> <br />st <br /> <br />Commission recomme.ndations~ r <br />1) change ts level funding, <br />thD mandatory retirement gge <br />jURy 1, 1982, 3) grant retiir <br />reaeived by active employe,es <br />re irement supplement for po <br />ci ated from Social Securilty <br /> <br /> Mr. Keith further statied <br />to recommend a new formUla, al <br />Focmula F, and no change. <br /> <br /> Mr. Buck opened the publ: <br /> ~sent system having the po' <br /> <br /> ater spendable income aft <br /> <br /> Mr. L. G. Harding, Cfty <br /> Lted that he supported the <br /> <br /> Keith, but was not in f.a~ <br /> Lsons: 1) the City had mac <br /> breaking a promise, 3) th~ <br /> <br /> goals. <br /> <br /> present the following Retirement <br />sgarding changes in the City's retirement benefits: <br />2) extend reti. rement credits beyond age 65 to <br /> <br /> of 70, and that this change be retroactive to <br /> <br />~d employees one-half of cost of living increases <br /> <br /> up to a maximum of 4%, and 4) increase the post- <br /> <br />['ice and fire fighters to equal the amount anti- <br /> at age..6S. <br /> that the Retirement Commission had been unable <br /> <br />~d were split between recommending Formula D, <br /> <br />c hearing with a request that the issue of the <br /> <br />ential of pr. oviding th~ retired employee with a <br />~r retirement than before be addressed. <br /> <br />'reasurer and a member of the Retirement Commission, <br /> <br />first four recommendations that were presented by <br /> <br />~or of a change in the <br />.e a commitment to the <br /> <br /> City woUld be put at <br /> <br /> <br />