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C RY OF ROSEVILLE, MiNNESOTA <br />NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - CCONTINUED) <br />DECEMBER 37,1990 <br />Note 11 - Defined eenefit Pension Plan - Votunteer Fire Reliet Fssociation (Continued) <br />Contributions Required and Contributions Made <br />Financial requirements of the relief association are determined on an actuarial basis using the entry age <br />normal actuarial cost method. Normat cos[ is tunded on a curren[ basis. The untunded actuarial accrued <br />liability is to be funded by Decem6er 31, 2010. The City's minimum o6tigation is the financial <br />requirement for the year tess anticipated member contributions and staie aids. Any additional payments <br />by the City shall 6e used to amortize the unfunded liabiLity of the retief association. 7he funding <br />strategy for normat cost and the unfunded actuarial accrued liabili[y should provide sufticient resources <br />to pay retief association benetits on a timely hasis. <br />Totat contributions to the reLief association in 1990 amounted to 8121,328, of uhich 58,896 uas made by the <br />City of Roseville. The contributed amounts uere actuarially determined as described above and uere based on <br />an actuariat valuation as of January 7, 1989. The contributi�ons represent funding for normal cost 886,420 <br />and the amortization of the unfunded actuariat accrued liability is 834,908. Contributions made by the City <br />ofi Rosevitte represent 2.9 percent of covered payroll for the year. The state aid received in 1990, the <br />City's contri bution plus excess plan interest earnings exceeded cwrent cost and amortization ot [he unfund- <br />ed portion. <br />Significant actuariat assumptions used to compute pension contrihution requirements are substantiatly the <br />same as those used to determine the standardized measure of the pension obligation. <br />The romputation of the pension contribution requirements for 1990 was based on the same acivarial asswnp- <br />tions, benefit provision, actuarial funding method, and other signifiwnt factors used to determine pension <br />contrfbution requirements in previous years. . <br />Ten Year Nistorical Trend Information Nnaudited) <br />Ten-year historical trend information related to the pension plan is presented in the relief associations <br />annual financiaL report. The information is presented to enable the reader to assess the progress made <br />by the Roseville Fire Fighter's Retief Association in accumutating sufficient assets to pay pension benetits <br />as they become due. Information prior to 1987 is not availabte, houever, for the four years ended 1987, <br />7988, 1989, and 7990 respectively, avaitable assets uere sufficient to fund 65 3%, 71.Z%, 78.8% and 92.5% of <br />She pension benefit obligation. �ntunded pension benefit obligation represented 371.T/, 296.4%, 197.9% and <br />623% of the annual payroll for employees covered 6y the RoseviLle Volunteer Fire Relief Association for <br />7988, 1989 and 7990 respeciively. Shouing untunded pension henefit obligation as a perrentage of annual <br />covered payroLl approximately adjust for the effecTs of inflation for analysis purposes. In addition, for <br />the four years ended 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1990, the City's contributions ro the System, all made in accord- <br />ance uith actuarially determined requirements, uere 0.00% 11.2%, 8.1, and 2.9% and respec[ivety of annual <br />covered payrotL. <br />$� <br />
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