Retirees Hired Before July 1, 2014 Who Are Qualified Annuitants As Defined by CalPERS Sample Clauses

Retirees Hired Before July 1, 2014 Who Are Qualified Annuitants As Defined by CalPERS. On behalf of a retiree hired by the City before July 1, 2014 who constitutes a qualified annuitant as defined by CalPERS, retires directly (within one hundred twenty (120) days) following separation from City service, and who is enrolled in City-provided, two-party health insurance coverage, the City shall contribute a monthly supplemental allowance to the retiree’s RHSA in the amount of two hundred and twenty dollars ($220) minus the minimum employer contribution required by PEMHCA. For 2017, this amount equals ninety-two dollars ($92) per month. On behalf of a retiree hired by the City before July 1, 2014 who constitutes a qualified annuitant as defined by CalPERS, retires directly (within one hundred twenty (120) days) following separation from City service, and who is enrolled in City-provided, family health insurance coverage, the City shall contribute a monthly supplemental allowance to the retiree’s RHSA in the amount of two hundred and eighty-five dollars ($285) minus the minimum employer contribution required by PEMHCA. For 2017, this amount equals one hundred fifty-seven dollars ($157) per month. In addition, the City shall pay the following to qualified annuitants:
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