R etiree Medical Benefits/ Funding OPEB Liability Sample Clauses

R etiree Medical Benefits/ Funding OPEB Liability. Agreement for Fire Services Page 23 of 40 1. M ethodology for Calculation of OPEB Liability. ACFD currently offers retiree medical benefits, also known as Other Post- Employment Benefits (“OPEB”), to retirees, as identified in the relevant MOU between ACFD and any relevant bargaining groups. The City acknowledges that ACFD has incurred an obligation to fund these benefits. The City further acknowledges that ACFD has provided services to the City since 2010 and that the City has a responsibility to pay a portion of ACFD’s long-term OPEB obligation , as specified below, including upon withdrawal from this Agreement. The Parties acknowledge that this OPEB liability is rapidly increasing and therefore the Parties shall continue to discuss and consider options for reducing the Parties’ exposure. The City’s obligation for OPEB shall be calculated in accordance with the methodology and illustrations in Exhibit 6 entitled “June 30, 2019 Actuarial Valuation” and any successors thereto. The Parties further agree that the methodology for calculating the City’s obligation will be consistent with, but not necessarily identical to, the illustration in said Exhibit. The Parties acknowledge that the specific methodology may be altered by changes in assumptions, standards of practice, and other conditions outside the Parties’ control. The City’s OPEB obligation shall be calculated with specificity as described above. Generally, the Parties agree that the City has an obligation for OPEB with respect to forty-four (44) of the employees identified in Exhibit 4 beginning when the City contracted for fire services with ACFD, as well as the City’s allocated portion of the ACFD service costs (including, for example, costs of shared overhead positions like the Fire Chief), and the costs of staff stationed at City’s fire stations which may change in the future but currently includes 29 employees (27 firefighters, 1 deputy fire marshal and 1 code compliance officer)), and which, from July 1, 2010 through November 12, 2020 included 38 employees (36 firefighters, 1 deputy fire marshal and 1 code compliance officer). The Parties agree that the minimum required annual payment from the City to ACFD related to OPEB is the City’s Allocated Percentage of the Pay-As- You-Go amount. The City’s Allocated Percentage is calculated in the Side Fund Calculation in Exhibit 6. The City shall in its own and complete discretion, determine the funding level above the Pay-As-You-Go, if any. Any employee...
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