S.B. 05-8 Fire and police pension association - old hires - retirees' involvement in administration of benefit plans. In any municipality having a population of less than 100,000, allows retired old hire members, in addition to active old hire members, of a fire department to elect the active or retired old hire members of the board of trustees of the firefighters' old hire pension fund.
In fire protection districts and county improvement districts, states that retired old hire members of a fire department may serve on the board of directors of the firefighters' old hire pension fund.
Requires the board of directors of the fire and police pension association to have approval of retired, as well as active, old hire members before modifying any provision of an old hire pension plan.
APPROVED by Governor April 5, 2005
EFFECTIVE April 5, 2005
S.B. 05-43 Fire and police pension association - applicability of plan - exception for social security coverage. Specifies that any employer in the state that provides police or fire protection services and that employs police officers or firefighters shall provide the pension benefits of the statewide defined benefit plan established for police officers and firefighters unless the employer covers its employees under the federal "Social Security Act" and began such coverage under the "Social Security Act" on or before August 11, 2005.
APPROVED by Governor April 14, 2005
EFFECTIVE August 8, 2005
NOTE: This act was passed without a safety clause. For further explanation concerning
the effective date, see page vi of this digest.
S.B. 05-67 Fire and police pension association - incorporation of local employers' exempt defined benefit pension plans. At the request of a local employer's governing body, authorizes the board of directors of the fire and police pension association (board) to incorporate the local employer's exempt defined benefit pension plan (local employer's plan) into the statewide defined benefit plan (statewide plan). States that the incorporation shall be under terms and conditions upon which the local employer's governing body and the board agree.
Requires the board to find, prior to the implementation of the incorporation agreement, that the incorporation of the local employer's plan into the statewide plan is not projected to have an actuarial impact on the statewide plan. Specifies that an agreement for incorporation may be accomplished without approval from the members of either plan.
States that after the date of incorporation of the local employer's plan into the statewide plan, the board may require employees that the local employer hires to become part of the statewide plan.
APPROVED by Governor April 14, 2005
EFFECTIVE April 14, 2005
H.B. 05-1002 Fire and police pension association - fund management - confidential investment information. States that a public record received, prepared, used, or retained by an investment fiduciary in connection with an investment or potential investment of the fire and police pension association that relates to investment information pertaining to a portfolio company in which the investment fiduciary has invested or has considered an investment or that relates to investment information whether prepared by or for the investment fiduciary regarding loans and assets directly owned by the investment fiduciary is exempt from the disclosure requirements of the public records law. Specifies that if a public record is an agreement or instrument to which an investment fiduciary is a party, only the parts of the public record that contain investment information are exempt from disclosure.
Requires the board of directors of the fire and police pension association to publish and make available to the public a report of its investments on an annual basis. Specifies the information that the board shall include in the report.
APPROVED by Governor March 11, 2005
EFFECTIVE March 11, 2005
H.B. 05-1277 Nuisance committed by tenant - right of property owner to abate. States that a municipal ordinance may impose liability on the owner of real property for a nuisance committed on the property by a tenant in lawful possession of the property only if the municipality notifies the property owner and the tenant of the nuisance before a fine or other liability is imposed.
Authorizes a property owner who has received notice from a municipality of a nuisance committed by a tenant to deliver a written notice to the tenant to abate the nuisance. Authorizes the property owner to enter the exterior area of the property and abate the nuisance if the tenant does not abate the nuisance within 5 days after delivery of the notice from the property owner. States that the act shall not be construed to prohibit a property owner from entering any area of the property under the terms of the lease with the tenant.
States that if the abatement of a nuisance requires the removal of a motor vehicle from the property, the property owner may abate the nuisance only by hiring a towing carrier to take the vehicle to a lot for storage under appropriate protection.
States that unless the lease provides otherwise, the tenant shall be liable to the owner of the real property for the amount of the owner's direct costs in abating a nuisance committed by the tenant and for the amount of the fine imposed on the owner on and after the date on which the tenant received notice of the nuisance from the municipality.
States that the act shall not be construed to limit a tenant's legal remedies for harm caused by a property owner to the tenant's person or to the tenant's property other than the property that is the subject of a nuisance abatement by the property owner.
APPROVED by Governor May 25, 2005
EFFECTIVE January 1, 2006
NOTE: This act was passed without a safety clause. For further explanation concerning
the effective date, see page vi of this digest.
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