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ff: E 'tI' `tI C:-I1? i AI9 Vit1A0AetSS Y REV i t?HJ'l rL It L
P.iLt`_+ (07.Dtit L•3O! 5624, MA? 1956,' T15 AMEN-.
D8D) t \S At5p8AAINdi DIF IC Tt&7 FOA_'E A8 i\
A P AAT OE Ct' APTE? 2 OF THE E CODE OF THE CITY
MIAM.t, FLORIDA* 1937, ASA`_r.NDED, MORE PA'A-
TrCULARLY t>MENDI tG SECTIO\ 106 OF SAID CHAPTER .2
' Ai, f �-
B! R8PaAtIN-0 5u'•BSECTIOYS. 1(c) , 4,' 5 t,7'.� AND
SUBSTITUTING TI-HEREFO? A iiEW SUBSECTION 4 OF
SECTION 106 OF SAID CiU PTE? 2 Tf ttulnY PROVID-
:ING FOR TWO CLASSES OF E.MPL O 1ES, TO WIT: CLASS A t-•
CONSISTING OF ALL GENERAL MEN AND WOMEN EMPLOYEES,.
AND CLASS B - CONSISTING OF ALL GENERAL EMPLOYEES
WHO AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1974, WERE MEMBERS OF THE
MIAMI CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM PROVID-
INIG FURTHER THAT P E MEMBERS:OF CLASS B SHALL
RETAIN THEIR STATUS OF EXEMPTION FROM THE"PRO-
VISIONS. OF THE SOCIAL:SECURITY ACT; PROVIDING
r(3RT'I:.`R. '. HAT, EACH MEMBER WHO HAS ATTAINED HIS
' M iN i MUM RE.TIftEMENI DATE SH LL REC.,EIVE A NORMAL
RETIREMENT'. BENEE'IT OF:TWO TtvO (2) PER CENT OF HIS
FINAL AVERAGE :EARNINGS, PLUS' AN ADDITIONAL! ONE-- .
TENTH (1/10) OF ONE (1) PER CENT FOR EACH YEAR
THAT TIC MEMBER' S AGE AND SERVICE'EXCEEDS SEVENTY—
FIVE (75) "UP TO:A MAXIMUM CREDIT OF THREE (3)
PER CENT PER YEAR OF SERVICE WITH EXCEPTIONS;
PROVIDING FURTHER FOR THE TRANSFF,R OF ALL ASSETS
AND LIABILITIES FROM TZ E :RETIREMEN'T SYSTEM TO
THE RETIREMENT ENT PLAN FOR THOSE MEMBERS OF THE
MIAMI CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM BE COM-
ING" MEMBERS OF:THE MIAMI CITY GENERAL EMPLOYEES'
RETIREMENT . PLAN; PROVIDING FURTHER FOR AN TIC-.
TU RIAL "VALUATION TO BE MADE AS OF Di CEMBER 31, 1974,
TO DETERMINE 'THE" ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF, THOSE
t•iE_'BERS OF. THE MIAMI CITYEMPLOYCES' RETIREMENT
SYSTEM TRANSFERRING TO 'THE MIAMI CITY GENERAL
EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT MENT PLAN; PROVIDING . FURTHER
THAT TIRE SHALL . BE, AN EIGHT (8) PER CENT;CON-!
TRIBUTION BY ALL EMPLOYEES BELONGING TO THE "MIAMI
CITY GENERAL EM.PL' OYEES-.RETIREMEENT"' PLAN; REPEAL-•
ING ALL ORDINANCES, CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF
IN CONFLICT, INSOFAR AS THEY. ARE IN CONFLICT;
CONTAINING' A SEVERA3ILITY PROVISION; , U .,CL"fl.1,:G THIS
ORDINANCE TO BE AN' EMERGENCY MEASURE AND DISPENSING WITH THE
REQUIREMENT OF READING THE SAKE ON. TWO SEPARATE DAYS .BY A •
VOTE OF NOT LESS THAN FOUR -FIFTHS OF THE NE4BERS OF THE
COMMISSION .
WEREAS,'THE-MIAMI CITY GENERAL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT PLAN
(ORDINANCE No, 5624) , MAY 2, 1956, AS AMENDED) ' WAS NOT INCLUDED
AS A PORTION OF THE NEW CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, EFFECTIVE
SEPTEh13ER 1, 1967, : AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO, 7585 (JULY 25,
WittRtAg said plan heY4. exists ifi. th
it appeaid in Chapter 2 Of the Co'3e of the city 1f tiiacni, Fiofidaf 1951
at amehdedi 1h.additioh td basic' Ordinance form' anci
. y ar a;n ehdhents to said p�.ati t?ati be
t�f#FtEr'tSf afi addition �1
made by fefetetiee to the eectiott designatioris as they appear in said
Chapter* 2 o E the. Code of the Ci ty' o f t+iiami, 'Florida, as amendecd,
and
WHEREAS, theCity of Miami has entered into agreements
with the General Employees' Association; Sanitation Employees As-
sociation; and the American Federation of State, County and Muni-
cipal Employees Local No. 654; and
WHEREAS, members of the. Retirement System have previously
elected to exercise their rights under the Social Security Actto
be exempt from the provisions of said act; and
WHEREAS, the city desires to implement the proAsions;
contained in said agreements;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The Miami City General Employees' Retire-
ment Plan is hereby amended by repealing Subsections 1(c), 4, 5
and 6
of Section 106 of said Chapter 2 and substituting, therefore,
new Subsection 4 of Section 106 of said Chapter 2, which shall pro-
vide as follows
It shall be theduty of the city manager to,
submit, to the board a statement showing the
name, title compensation, duties, date of
birth and length of service of each member,
and such information regarding other employees -
as the board may require. Each member shall
be placed in one of the following two (2)
classes;
Class A - All general men and women employees
class B -All general employees who as pf Octo-
ber 1, 1974, were members of the Miami. city
Employees' Retirement System.
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All iettbers of .Class. B shalt retain their
statics of exempt ion from the proVisions
Of the .Sodial Se Ut;it) ACE, The Minimum
n0.tital setVide tetitenleht age of ail members
of the Miaitti City Ge►ieral Employees' Rotito=
merit plan shall be 55, Under t1d circumstances
shall the ti itliMum normal setVide retirement
age be less than.59 years oida
each ttetnbet Who has . attained his tn.iniMUm
retirement date shall redeive a normal retire-
ment benefit of two . (2) per' cent ofhis final.
averacje earnings, plus an additional one -
tenth (1/10) of one (1) per centfor eadh year
that the sum of the metnber's age and service
exceeds seventy-five (75) up to a maximum
credit to three (3) per cent per year of
service. In calculating the metrber's age and
service for the additional one -tenth (1/10)
of one (1) per cent, the amount of service
shall not exceed twenty (20) years in the computa-
tion. However, if the number of years of ser-
vice needed to total seventy-five (75) when
added to the member' s age is less than twenty (20) ,
that number of years of service shall be the
maximum years of service number used in the
formula to provide the one -tenth (1/10) of
one (1) per cent per year benefit.
Section 2. All assets and liabilities which have
accrued to the benefit of each member of Class B shall be tracts-
ferred from the Miami City Emplo:Pees' System to the Miami City
General Employees' Retirement Plan.
The actuary shall make`a valu-
ation of the assets and liabilities of said member's so trans-
ferring as of December 31, 1974.
Section 3. Each member of the Miami City General
Employees' Retirement Plan shall be required to make an eight (8),
per cent contribution to the said plan.
Section 3.
All ordinances, code sections or parts
thereof in conflict herewith, insofar as they are in conflict,
are hereby repealed.
Section 4. If any section, sentence, clause, phrase
or word of this ordinance is for any reason held or declared to
be
unconstitutional, inoperative or void, such holding or inval-
idity shall not affect the remaining portions of this ordinance,
Shall be con to h been the i.h t en'- , f' th r:" :7 ,. =�.i s-
an� it s, st%ttec� have
bic5fi of Ehe dity of Miami to riass this dtdin nce without s=:ic?
Unco istittitiohai inValid of iftOperatiVe part . ttier c,in t and the
fernaifder o f this ordinance ► a Eter the e::cit.isioh of glich part
or pafts shall be deened and head to be Valid ag if .s'Udh iatta
had not been . included therein.
$ectior 5, This ordinance is hereby declared to be
an emergency measure on the
ground of urgent public need for the
presertiatibn of peace, health, safety and property in the City of
Section 6. The,requirement of reading this .ordinance
on two separate days is hereby dispensed with by a vote of not less
than 4/5 of the members of the commission.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY TITLE ONLY this
FEBRUARY
• (ATTE
CITY CLERK
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
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ONALD A. SILVER
Assistant City. Attorney
1975,
APPROVED AS TO 'FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
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day of
MkU RLCE A, .FIBRE
MAYOR
SEE FILL OF ORDINANCE NO: 8358
FOR PROOF OF PUBLICATION