Retirement Division December 21, 2017 Minutes of Meeting State Employees Retirement Commission

DRAFT
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
STATE EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT COMMISSION

A regular meeting of the State Employees Retirement Commission (the ?Commission?) was held on December 21, 2017, in 7th Floor Conference Room at 55 Elm Street, Hartford Connecticut. The meeting convened at 9:00 a.m. and the following members of the Commission were present:

The following members of the Commission were absent:

Also present were:

Speakers at the Hearing :

 

Call to Order

Chairman Adomeit called the meeting to order at 9:09 a.m.


Chairman?s Report

The Chairman announced that the Commission?s legal counsel will be leaving Ford Harrison and reforming Rose Kallor. The Chairman said that later in the meeting he will ask for a motion to give him the authority to move their cases from Ford Harrison to Rose Kallor. The Chairman also advised that he is working with the Governor?s office to get approval for a management-side actuary.

 

 People also present for the hearing: Jen DeSena, Parole Officer, Roberta Flanagan, Secretary, Katherine Fortuna, Parole Officer, Maria Guglielmi, HR Manager, Dennis Kwasnide, Parole Officer, Danielle Mancini, Parole Officer, Barbara Merounin, CC, Katherine Montoya, Parole Officer, Mark Sarsfield, Union

 

Division Director's Report

December Report

Disability Retirements    
Pending Disability Applications as of November 30, 2017      24-Month Review Cases
Pending Applications   384    288 on the list for 24-Month Review (Past and Future)
Applications preliminary reviewed (156)      60 collecting SSD, 22 are part of the backlog
Applications waiting for documentation (228)      228 not collecting SSD, 164 are part of the backlog,
     27 scheduled before MEB
Applications scheduled    68  
Total Pending    452  
     
For the month of November    
Number of Applications Received    11  
Number of Applications on the Agenda    18  
Number of Application Approved    10  


ARP to Hybrid Retirements  
ARP to Hybrid for the month of November    ARP to Hybrid Totals as of the month of December
Retirees    0    Retirees    509
Prospective    0    Prospective    5
Transfer    5    Transfer    1478
Waiver    0    Waiver    9
Total    5    Total    2001
       
12/1/17 Retirees processed in November    5    
Audited and sent invoices    42    
Total Outstanding to be audited    485    
      
Regular Retirements       
Retirements Processed for the month of December    94    
Regular    77    
Voluntary Pending    2    
New Disability    5    
Disability Finalized 7   
       

 

November Report

Disability Retirements    
Pending Disability Applications as of October 31, 2017      24-Month Review Cases
Pending Applications   416    294 on the list for 24-Month Review (Past and Future)
Applications preliminary reviewed (168)      60 collecting SSD, 24 are part of the backlog
Applications waiting for documentation (248)      234 not collecting SSD, 160 are part of the backlog,
     24 scheduled before MEB
Applications scheduled    67  
Total Pending   483  
     
For the month of October    
Number of Applications Received    9  
Number of Applications on the Agenda    19  
Number of Application Approved    9  


ARP to Hybrid Retirements  
ARP to Hybrid for the month of October  ARP to Hybrid Totals as of the month of November
Retirees    0    Retirees    508
Prospective    0    Prospective    5
Transfer    5    Transfer    1473
Waiver    0    Waiver    9
Total    5    Total    1995
       
11/1/17 Retirees processed in October       
Audited and sent invoices    4    
Total Outstanding to be audited    522    
      
Regular Retirements       
Retirements Processed for the month of November  91    
Regular    79    
Voluntary Pending    5    
New Disability    7    
Disability Finalized 8   
       

Mr. Herrington said that the Division continues to focus on the backlog, 415 issues and transferring hybrid funds. The Division is also working to implement SEBAC 5 changes. There are also changes with contributions rates in all the Tiers. The Division is working on getting an actuarial benefit estimate for the SAG award.

Deputy Comptroller Carlson gave an update on the pension module. She reported the calculator continues to stabilize now that funding had been approved to supplement the knowledge transfer.

New Matters

1. Request Commission Approval of the November 16, 2017 minutes.
i. At 9:20 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the November 16, 2017 minutes.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the November 16, 2017 minutes.

2. Request Commission Approval of the State Employees Retirement Commission Chairman?s Per Diem Expenses.
i. At 9:20 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission Chairman?s Per Diem Expenses.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission Chairman?s Per Diem Expenses.

3. Request Commission Approval of the State Employees Retirement Commission Union Trustee Claude Poulin Per Diem and Travel Expenses.
i. At 9:21 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission Union Trustee?s Per Diem and Travel Expense.
ii. Mr. Poulin abstained.
iii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iv. The Commission voted unanimously in favor, with Mr. Poulin abstaining, to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission Union Trustee?s Claude Poulin Per Diem and Travel Expenses.

4. Request Commission Acceptance of the December 2017 Billing from Robinson and Cole for Federal Tax Matters.
i. At 9:21 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the billing from Robinson and Cole for Federal Tax Matters.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission December 2017 billing from Robinson and Cole for Federal Tax Matters.

5. Request Commission Acceptance of the December 2017 Invoices from Ford Harrison.
i. At 9:21 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the billing from Ford Harrison.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the State Employees Retirement Commission December 2017 billing from Ford Harrison.

6. Request Commission Approval of the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Service Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Service Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Service Retirements for the Month of November 2017.

7. Request Commission Approval of the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Voluntary Pending Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Voluntary Pending Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Connecticut State Employees Retirement System Voluntary Pending Retirements for the Month November 2017.

8. Request Commission Approval of the Connecticut State Employees System Disability Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Connecticut State Employees System Disability Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Connecticut State Employees System Disability Retirements for the Month of November 2017.

9. Request Commission Approval of the Connecticut State Employees System Retroactive Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Connecticut State Employees System Disability Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Connecticut State Employees System Disability Retirements for the Month of November 2017.

10. Request Commission Approval of the Municipal Retirement System Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Municipal Retirement System Retirements for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Municipal Retirement System Retirements for the month of November 2017.

11. Request Commission Approval of the Municipal Retirement System Preretirement Death Benefit for the Month of November 2017.
i. At 9:22 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to approve the Municipal Retirement System Preretirement Death Benefit for the Month of November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Municipal Retirement System Preretirement Death Benefit for the month of November 2017.

12. Request Commission Acceptance of the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Acceptance of Continued Entitlement.
i. At 9:23 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to accept the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Acceptance of Continued Entitlement.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to accept the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Acceptance of Continued Entitlement.

13. Request Commission Acceptance of the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Denial of Continued Entitlement.
i. At 9:23 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to accept the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Denial of Continued Entitlement.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There was a brief discussion.
iii. Mr. Luciano suggested that the Commission obtain more information regarding Deborah Phelps.
iv. At 9:24 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Fortier to table the denial of Ms. Phelps? continued entitlement until more information was provided. The Chairman asked if there was any further discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor of tabling the denial of Ms. Phelps? continued entitlement.
v. The Commission voted unanimously in favor, excluding Ms. Phelps, to accept the Recommendations by the Medical Examining Board for the Denial of Continued Entitlement.

14. Request Commission Approval of the Municipal Retirement System Disability Retirements Approved by the Medical Examining Board.
i. At 9:25 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Municipal Retirement System Disability Retirements Approved by the Medical Examining Board.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Municipal Retirement System Disability Retirements Approved by the Medical Examining Board.

15. Request Commission Approval of the Retirement Services Division Request To Discontinue The Disability Applications Due To The One Year Deadline Associated With The Right To Ask For A Reconsideration Of The Medical Examining Board Denial.
i. At 9:25 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Retirement Services Division Request to Discontinue the Disability Applications Due to the One Year Deadline Associated with the Right to ask for a Reconsideration of the Medical Examining Board Denial.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
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iv. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Retirement Services Division Request to Discontinue the Disability Applications Due to the One Year Deadline Associated with the Right to ask for a Reconsideration of the Medical Examining Board Denial.

16. Request Commission Approval of the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.
i. At 9:26 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously to approve the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.

17. Request Commission Approval of the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for November 2017.
i. At 9:26 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for November 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously to approve the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for November 2017.

18. Request Commission Approval of the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.
i. At 9:26 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously to approve the Judges, Family Support Magistrates and Compensation Commissioners Retirement System Spouse Retirement System Retirements for December 2017.

19. Request Commission Approval of the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement Fund Personnel Expenses for the Pay Period October 13, 2017 Through November 9, 2017.
i. At 9:27 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to approve the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement Fund Personnel Expenses for the Pay Period October 13, 2017 Through November 9, 2017.
ii. Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to approve the Probate Judges and Employees Retirement Fund Personnel Expenses for the Pay Period October 13, 2017 Through November 9, 2017.

20. Request Received from the Department of Correction for Commission Approval to Process a Posthumous Disability Retirement Application on behalf of Deceased Employee Stephen O?Connor?..(Appearance at 9:30)
i. This matter was passed over until all of the witnesses arrived. The matter was heard at 9:49 a.m.
ii. Mr. O?Connor was a parole officer for the Department of Corrections who became ill and passed away on July 31, 2016. On July 28, 2016, he spoke to human resources and inquired about the disability retirement paperwork. The purpose of the hearing was to ask the Commission if he would be able to make a posthumous disability retirement application.
iii. The witnesses gave their testimony on the record.
iv. At 10:50 a.m., Ms. Mandour moved, seconded by Mr. Luciano to allow Mr. O?Connor to submit a posthumous disability retirement application.
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vi. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There was a discussion.
a. Ms. Grasso Egan commended Ms. Arun. It was clear from her testimony that Ms. Arun is very dedicated to her job.
b. The trustees discussed the evidence and testimony before them to determine whether Mr. O?Connor had shown intent to retire.
vii. At 11:15 a.m., Chairman Adomeit swore the speakers in to ensure that the prior testimony given was true and accurate.
viii. The Chairman called the question for a vote.
ix. At 11:16 a.m., the Commission voted unanimously in favor to allow Mr. O?Connor to submit a posthumous disability retirement application.

Public Session

1. Request Commission Approval of the 2017-1 Amendment to the State of Connecticut Alternative Retirement Program.
i. Attorney Barth explained that this is an amendment to the plan to bring it in compliance with the IRC Section 415 regulations. The amendment also clarifies beneficiaries in the ARP and SERS plans. The trustees asked about the effective date on page #4. Attorney Barth was not sure of the correct date however he indicated that it does not affect voting on the amendment. Attorney Barth recommended that the Retirement Commission authorize adoption.
ii. At 9:29 a.m., Mr. Bailey moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to authorize adoption of the 2017-1 Amendment to the State of Connecticut Alternative Retirement Program.
iii. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to authorize adoption of the 2017-1 Amendment to the State of Connecticut Alternative Retirement Program.


Executive Session

1. SAG Award Update ? written legal opinion ? discussion.
2. Soracchi Petition for declaratory ruling ? written legal opinion ? discussion and possible action.
3. Professor Kay Petition for declaratory ruling ? written legal opinion ? discussion.
4. Bitner ? written legal opinion ? discussion and possible action.
5. Etim ? pending claim ? discussion.
6. Thompson ? pending litigation ? discussion.
7. Walenski ? pending litigation ? discussion.
8. . Carter ? pending litigation ? discussion.
9. Bouchard ? pending litigation ? discussion.
10.  Legal Representation ? discussion.
 

At 9:31 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Fortier to suspend the regular meeting and go into executive session for the purpose of discussing item 1. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 1.

At 9:39 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Ms. Grasso Egan to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 9:40 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Coffey to go into executive session to discuss Item 2. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 2.

At 9:43 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
The Trustees took a five minute break and then returned to public session to discuss Item 20 (above).
Following the discussion of Item 20, the Trustees took a ten minute break.


At 11:26 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to go into executive session to discuss Item 3. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 3.

At 11:31 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:31 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Ms. Grasso Egan to go into executive session to discuss Item 4. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 4.

At 11:33 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:33 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to go into executive session to discuss Item 5. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 5.

At 11:34 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:34 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to go into executive session to discuss Item 6. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 6.

At 11:43 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:44 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to go into executive session to discuss Item 7. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 7.

At 11:45 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.

At 11:45 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to go into executive session to discuss Item 8. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 8.

At 11:46 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:46 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to go into executive session to discuss Item 9. Attorney Barth (via phone), Attorney Braswell, Attorney Cieslak, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 9.

At 11:46 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Poulin to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.
At 11:47 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Casella to go into executive session to discuss Item 10. Attorney Braswell, John Herrington and Colin Newman were invited by the Commission to stay for executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously in favor to enter executive session for Item 10. Attorney Barth and Attorney Cieslak did not remain for the executive session discussion on Item 10.

At 11:55 a.m., Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Coffey to exit executive session. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. The Commission voted unanimously to exit executive session.

 

Public Session

At 11:55 a.m., Mr. Casella moved, seconded by Mr. Carey to accept the legal and personnel subcommittee recommendation to approve the draft Decision and Declaratory Ruling in the Soracchi matter, as prepared by Commission Counsel. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. All voted in favor.

At 11:56 a.m., Mr. Carey made a motion, seconded by Mr. Casella to accept the legal and personnel subcommittee recommendation to accept the proposed settlement amount in the Bitner matter and to instruct the Division to advise the Attorney General?s office. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. All voted in favor.

At 11:57 a.m., Mr. Coffey made a motion, seconded by Mr. Casella to accept the recommendation of the legal and personnel subcommittee to extend the current contract for legal services with Rose Kallor for an additional year. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. All voted in favor.

At 11:58 a.m., Mr. Casella made a motion, seconded by Mr. Carey to authorize the Chairman to sign the document necessary for the transfer of the Commission?s files and other legal matters from Ford Harrison to Rose Kallor. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. All voted in favor.

At 11:59 a.m., Mr. Coffey made a motion, seconded by Mr. Casella to accept the recommendations of the legal and personnel subcommittee to authorize the Legal and Personnel Subcommittee to prepare an RFP for selection of Commission General Counsel and Commission Counsel for IRS Matters. The Chairman asked if there was any discussion. There being no discussion he called for a vote. All voted in favor.

Before adjournment at 11:59 a.m., Mr. Luciano inquired about Mr. David Dalpe and his inquiries about the date chosen to implement the IRC Section 415 limitation. Ms. Braswell stated that Mr. Dalpe has been sent a specific response.

Adjournment

With no further business before the Commission, Mr. Luciano moved, seconded by Mr. Quiros to adjourn at 12:00 p.m. The Commission voted unanimously to adjourn.

Respectfully Submitted by:
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Peter Adomeit, Chairman

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Prepared by John Herrington
Director Retirement Service Division

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