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City Council Regular and Workshop Meeting —October 9, 2006 <br />Page 5 <br />Interim City Manager noted this was just an example with a spouse. <br />Councilmember Clausen noted if the example would have been just an employee without a <br />spouse that number would not be so big. <br />Robert Swanagan noted no *. <br />Councilmember Griffiths wanted clarification in looking at the charge there is a 39.18 <br />subsidy for employee only. <br />Robert Swanagan advised this was correct. <br />Councilmember Griffiths noted there would be 8.71 difference in costs between retiree and <br />active employee. He noted this causes confusion because in exhibits it notes annual <br />contributions by retirees to the health plan will be based on current active employee <br />dependent rates. He noted if it is based on their current active rates, he was getting different <br />numbers. He noted he was getting one number $8.71 different cost between retiree and <br />active and staff is advising the fund subsidy is $39.18 with one employee. He inquired as to <br />what was the discrepancy. <br />Robert Swanagan responded *. <br />Councilmember Griffiths inquired if the retiree cost the City is still paying a certain amount. <br />Robert Swanagan noted yes. <br />Councilmember Griffiths noted this is where he needs additional clarification in looking at <br />our premium and contribution projections. He noted he was looking at a $500.00 deductible <br />for employee only. The total premium costs indicates $550.23. In exhibit C: <br />PPO 500.00 deductible employee only <br />$550.00 Total Cost <br />City pays $500.00. <br />He inquired if you area a retiree, the City still pays $500.00. <br />Robert Swanagan noted yes. <br />Councilmember Peter Griffiths inquired as to whether employee contributions would be <br />$50.23. <br />Robert Swanagan advised yes. <br />Councilmember Peter Griffiths wanted confirmation that the retiree cost would be $58.94. <br />Robert Swanagen responded *. <br />Councilmember Griffiths noted he could not get the numbers to work out. If it is 10% of the <br />$550.00 it should be $55.00. <br />