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Authorizes city of Rochester to offer retirement benefits to Paul Lewandowski pursuant to sections 384-d and 384-e of the retirement and social security law
In Assembly Committee · Governmental Employees · Sponsor Robert Oaks
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BILL NUMBER:S8112
Title of bill
An act to authorize the city of Rochester, in the county of Monroe, to offer an optional twenty year retirement plan to fireman Paul Lewandow- ski
Purpose or general idea of bill
To make the benefits of plan 384-e of the New York State and Local police and Fire Retirement System available to fireman Paul Lewandowski who, for reasons not ascribable to their own negligence, failed to make a timely application to participate in such optional twenty year retire- ment plan.
Summary of provisions
Section 1 allows the city of Rochester to make participation in the optional twenty year retirement plan (section 384-e) available for fire- man Paul Lewandowski.
Section 2 requires that all employer costs associates with this act shall be paid by the city of Rochester.
Section 3 contains the effective date.
Justification
This legislation is necessary to allow the city of Rochester to make participation in plan 384-e of the New York State and Local police and Fire Retirement System available for fireman Paul Lewandowski.
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Fiscal implications
EFFECTIVE DATE: Immediately.
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