Minutes of a Regular Meeting, June 22-23, 2004 - Digital Collections
Minutes of a Regular Meeting, June 22-23, 2004 - Digital Collections Minutes of a Regular Meeting, June 22-23, 2004 - Digital Collections
June 22-23, 2004 29170CONTINUATION OF GRANT SUBCONTRACT - NCIn July 2000, the Board of Regents approved the above grant which supports theHIV/AIDS Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center administered through the University.The program addresses HIV/AIDS and healthcare for US/Mexico border populations. TheMeasurement Group will provide for the University general consultation, qualitative dataanalysis, a medical outcomes spreadsheet and a retrospective study. The grant is active throughJune 30, 2005.account.Funding for the subcontract is identified, available and set-aside within the grantPresident Boren recommended the Board of Regents authorize the President or hisdesignee to award a purchase order in the amount of $276,717 to The Measurement Group ofCulver City, California, for continuance of a subcontract issued by the University’s HIV/AIDSEvaluation and Technical Assistance Center in support of an existing Department of Health andHuman Services/Health Resources and Services Administration grant.Regent Weitzenhoffer moved approval of the recommendation. The following votedyes on the motion: Regents Everest, Clark, Stuart, Weitzenhoffer and Wade. The Chair declaredthe motion unanimously approved.ADOPTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA OPTIONAL RETIREMENTPLAN, AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF THE DEFINED CONTRIBUTIONPLAN, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTINGENCY RESERVEADOPTION OF THE OPTIONAL RETIREMENT PLANThe 2004 Legislature passed the Alternate Retirement Plan for ComprehensiveUniversities Act (House Bill 2226) (the “Act”) which allows current members of the OklahomaTeachers’ Retirement System (“OTRS”) employed by the University and OSU on June 30, 2004,and new hires after June 30, 2004 to elect to participate in an “alternate retirement plan” in lieuof participation in OTRS as provided in the Act. The “alternate retirement plan” will beofficially called the “University of Oklahoma Optional Retirement Plan.” Board approval isrequested to establish the University of Oklahoma Optional Retirement Plan (the “OptionalRetirement Plan”) for eligible continuous regular employees who are hired after June 30, 2004and who elect within 90 days of the employee’s date of hire to participate in the OptionalRetirement Plan in lieu of OTRS. This Board action meets the requirements of the Act andestablishes this option effective July 1, 2004. The University will contribute 9% of an eligibleemployee’s base pay to an account for each eligible employee in the Optional Retirement Planeffective with the first day of the month following the date the University receives the electionfrom the employee to participate in the Optional Retirement Plan, and not to participate inOTRS. The Optional Retirement Plan will have a three-year vesting provision. The OptionalRetirement Plan will not have an age or service requirement for employees participating in thatPlan.The Optional Retirement Plan provides that all employees will be eligible if they areat least .5 FTE, which is the same eligibility requirement as in The University of OklahomaDefined Contribution Retirement Plan (the “DCP”). In addition, employees who have previouslyopted out of OTRS because they were over age 55 or 45 after July 1, 2003 at the time of theirdate of hire, and certain physician employees of OUHSC who perform services for affiliatedorganizations, will automatically be covered by either the Optional Retirement Plan or the DCP,
June 22-23, 2004 29171whichever provides such individual the highest contribution rate based on the terms of theapplicable plan.The Act also provides that an employee who is otherwise mandated into OTRS as ofJune 30, 2004 may elect to cease participation in OTRS and become a participant in the OptionalRetirement Plan. Further, such employee may transfer all of his employee contributions (plusearnings) in OTRS to the Optional Retirement Plan. The ability for current employeesparticipating in OTRS to elect out of OTRS and become a participant in the Optional RetirementPlan is contingent upon approval by the Internal Revenue Service. Employees will have oneyear after such approval has been received to make their election to withdraw from OTRS.Board of Regents’ approval is also requested to select the current investmentproviders in the DCP to provide administrative services for the Optional Retirement Plan and toprovide investment options for the funding of benefits under the Optional Retirement Plan. TheAct provides that the Board has the authority to select companies to administer the OptionalRetirement Plan and to delegate certain responsibilities for administering the OptionalRetirement Plan.ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTINGENCY RESERVECurrently, OTRS is significantly under-funded. The Act provides that the Universityand OSU will make contributions to OTRS that will fund the benefits of participants of OTRSwho elect to withdraw from OTRS and participate in the Optional Retirement Plan. TheUniversity and OSU will contribute 2.5% of total annual compensation to OTRS as an initialfunding surcharge (the “Initial Funding Surcharge”) for each employee who does not participatein OTRS but would have been mandated to participate in OTRS in accordance with the rules ofOTRS existing on June 30, 2004. The University and OSU will pay the Initial FundingSurcharge until the earlier of the date that the liability of the University and OSU in OTRS isreduced to zero or 2034. Depending on annual actuarial valuations, the University and OSU mayalso be required to pay an additional funding surcharge (the “Additional Funding Surcharge”) ifit is determined that the 2.5% contribution to OTRS will not adequately fund the liability of theUniversity and OSU in OTRS. The University will establish a contingency reserve (the“Contingency Reserve”) which shall equal 1.65% of total annual compensation of all participantsin the Optional Retirement Plan. The Contingency Reserve shall be funded on a regular andrecurring basis which shall be no less than annually and shall be held as a segregated andseparate account within the accounts of the University. The Contingency Reserve will beinvested and reinvested as determined by the University and shall be expended solely for thebenefit of the employees of the University. Any expenditures of the Contingency Reserve shallrequire the approval of the Board of Regents of the University.The actuary for the University has advised that the possibility of an AdditionalFunding Surcharge in excess of the Contingency Reserve during the next 30 years is remote. Itis expected that the overall expense for the new retirement programs will be no greater than theUniversity’s projected contribution to OTRS if these changes were not made.The Act contemplates that the University, OSU and OTRS will enter into anagreement of understanding which details the procedures to be applied to review the fundedstatus of OTRS and the actuarial factors to be utilized in calculating the Additional FundingSurcharge, if any. Board approval is requested for the University to enter into the agreement ofunderstanding with OSU and OTRS.If an employee elects participation in OTRS, the employee will contribute 7.0% oftotal compensation to OTRS to cover the employee contribution, and the University will pay7.05% of total annual compensation for the employer fee; and, the employee will continue to
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<strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong>-<strong>23</strong>, <strong>2004</strong> 29170CONTINUATION OF GRANT SUBCONTRACT - NCIn July 2000, the Board <strong>of</strong> Regents approved the above grant which supports theHIV/AIDS Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center administered through the University.The program addresses HIV/AIDS and healthcare for US/Mexico border populations. TheMeasurement Group will provide for the University general consultation, qualitative dataanalysis, a medical outcomes spreadsheet and a retrospective study. The grant is active through<strong>June</strong> 30, 2005.account.Funding for the subcontract is identified, available and set-aside within the grantPresident Boren recommended the Board <strong>of</strong> Regents authorize the President or hisdesignee to award a purchase order in the amount <strong>of</strong> $276,717 to The Measurement Group <strong>of</strong>Culver City, California, for continuance <strong>of</strong> a subcontract issued by the University’s HIV/AIDSEvaluation and Technical Assistance Center in support <strong>of</strong> an existing Department <strong>of</strong> Health andHuman Services/Health Resources and Services Administration grant.Regent Weitzenh<strong>of</strong>fer moved approval <strong>of</strong> the recommendation. The following votedyes on the motion: Regents Everest, Clark, Stuart, Weitzenh<strong>of</strong>fer and Wade. The Chair declaredthe motion unanimously approved.ADOPTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA OPTIONAL RETIREMENTPLAN, AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF THE DEFINED CONTRIBUTIONPLAN, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTINGENCY RESERVEADOPTION OF THE OPTIONAL RETIREMENT PLANThe <strong>2004</strong> Legislature passed the Alternate Retirement Plan for ComprehensiveUniversities Act (House Bill <strong>22</strong>26) (the “Act”) which allows current members <strong>of</strong> the OklahomaTeachers’ Retirement System (“OTRS”) employed by the University and OSU on <strong>June</strong> 30, <strong>2004</strong>,and new hires after <strong>June</strong> 30, <strong>2004</strong> to elect to participate in an “alternate retirement plan” in lieu<strong>of</strong> participation in OTRS as provided in the Act. The “alternate retirement plan” will be<strong>of</strong>ficially called the “University <strong>of</strong> Oklahoma Optional Retirement Plan.” Board approval isrequested to establish the University <strong>of</strong> Oklahoma Optional Retirement Plan (the “OptionalRetirement Plan”) for eligible continuous regular employees who are hired after <strong>June</strong> 30, <strong>2004</strong>and who elect within 90 days <strong>of</strong> the employee’s date <strong>of</strong> hire to participate in the OptionalRetirement Plan in lieu <strong>of</strong> OTRS. This Board action meets the requirements <strong>of</strong> the Act andestablishes this option effective July 1, <strong>2004</strong>. The University will contribute 9% <strong>of</strong> an eligibleemployee’s base pay to an account for each eligible employee in the Optional Retirement Planeffective with the first day <strong>of</strong> the month following the date the University receives the electionfrom the employee to participate in the Optional Retirement Plan, and not to participate inOTRS. The Optional Retirement Plan will have a three-year vesting provision. The OptionalRetirement Plan will not have an age or service requirement for employees participating in thatPlan.The Optional Retirement Plan provides that all employees will be eligible if they areat least .5 FTE, which is the same eligibility requirement as in The University <strong>of</strong> OklahomaDefined Contribution Retirement Plan (the “DCP”). In addition, employees who have previouslyopted out <strong>of</strong> OTRS because they were over age 55 or 45 after July 1, 2003 at the time <strong>of</strong> theirdate <strong>of</strong> hire, and certain physician employees <strong>of</strong> OUHSC who perform services for affiliatedorganizations, will automatically be covered by either the Optional Retirement Plan or the DCP,