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NY A07999
Bill
Status
4/16/2025
Primary Sponsor
Donna Lupardo
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AI Summary
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Authorizes the City of Binghamton to allow firefighter Scott Pavlick to participate in the optional one-sixtieths retirement plan after 25 years of service, which he missed due to failure to file a timely application through no fault of his own negligence
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Requires the city to file a resolution with the state comptroller within nine months certifying that Pavlick's failure to participate was not due to his own negligence
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Pavlick must file a request with the state comptroller within one year of the act's effective date to receive full rights and benefits under the enhanced retirement plan
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City of Binghamton will bear all employer past service costs, with an immediate cost of approximately $33,200 (or $4,240 annually if amortized over 10 years) plus an estimated $2,000 increase in annual contributions
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Takes effect immediately upon passage
Legislative Description
Authorizes Scott Pavlick to receive certain service credit under a twenty-five year retirement plan offering one-sixtieths after twenty-five years of total creditable service for service with the Binghamton Fire Department.
Last Action
referred to governmental employees
1/7/2026