2009 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Apex Park and ...
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IX.<br />
Post Employment Benefits (continued)<br />
with a hire date prior to July I, 2002 are 100% vested. All full-time employees hired<br />
after July I, 2002 are vested 10% the fust year, 20% the second year <strong>and</strong> 100% the<br />
third year.<br />
• An Executive Director, 401 Qualified Money Purchase Plan (defined contribution<br />
pension plan) for the Executive Director whereby the District <strong>and</strong> the Executive<br />
Director must make contributions. Under the provisions of the pension plan, ICMA<br />
maintains the account for the Executive Director in the 40 I plan. The District is<br />
required to make contributions equal to 14% of qualified compensation to an account<br />
with the 40 I plan, <strong>and</strong> the Executive Director is required to make contributions equal<br />
to 4% of compensation to the 40 I plan. The Executive Director is 100% vested in the<br />
plan.<br />
The 457 Deferred Compensation Plan is a voluntary employee deferred compensation plan.<br />
The District does not make contributions to the deferred compensation plan. Employees are<br />
allowed to make annual voluntary contributions to the deferred compensation plan to the<br />
maximum allowable limits of the law governing the pension plan. ICMA maintains accounts<br />
for each employee in the 457 Deferred Compensation Plan. Employees are 100% vested in<br />
their retirement contributions to the 457 deferred compensation plan. The deferred<br />
compensation plan permits all full-time employees to defer a portion of their salary until<br />
future years. The deferred compensation is not available to the employees until termination,<br />
retirement, death, or unforeseeable emergency. All amounts of compensation deferred under<br />
the 457 plan, all property <strong>and</strong> rights purchased with those amounts, <strong>and</strong> all income<br />
attributable to those amounts, property, or rights are to be held in trust for the exclusive<br />
benefit ofthe plan participants <strong>and</strong> their beneficiaries.<br />
The District has two IRA plans. Under the provisions of the IRA plans ICMA maintains<br />
accounts for each employee <strong>and</strong> spouse;<br />
• The ROTH IRA is a voluntary employee contribution plan. The District does not<br />
make contributions to the IRA plan. Full-time Employees may make contributions up<br />
to the specified limit on a non-deductible (after-tax) base. A separate Roth IRA may<br />
be established for a wage earning spouse <strong>and</strong> funded with an additional annual nondeductible<br />
contribution of up to the specified dollar limit.<br />
• The Traditional IRA is funded with annual contributions of up to a specified dollar<br />
limit each year. The District does not make contributions to the Traditional IRA plan.<br />
Full-time Employees may make contributions a deductible or non-deductible (aftertax)<br />
base. A separate Traditional IRA may also be established for a non-wage earning<br />
spouse <strong>and</strong> funded with an additional amount of up to the specified dollar limit. All<br />
earnings on Traditional IRA assets are tax-deferred until the time of withdrawal.<br />
Money for all four pension plans is invested through ICMA Retirement Corporation <strong>and</strong><br />
employees determine how the pension funds are invested. Therefore, the plan's investment<br />
concentration varies between participants.<br />
The District <strong>and</strong> ICMA (the plan administrator) do not direct the general investment<br />
philosophy of pension plans with respect to investment options offered. The District has no<br />
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