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O-2013-3461 revisions to clarify Retiree Medical Benefits
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O-2013-3461 revisions to clarify Retiree Medical Benefits
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2011 revision of Seca 8.06 <br />8.06 Retiree Medical Benefits <br />The following persons are eligible for retiree medical coverage: <br />• City employees who retire from City of La Porte employment who have a combination of <br />years of service with the City of La Porte, plus age, totaling 80; and <br />• who retire as a qualified annuitant under the Texas Municipal Retirement System; <br />• who retire in accordance with the City of La Porte Employee Policies Handbook; <br />• who complete at least 20 consecutive years of service with the City of La Porte, and are <br />currently employed by the City of La Porte at the time of their retirement. <br />Retirees re-employed after retirement from the City of La Porte that have employer sponsored health <br />care coverage available through the new employer may not continue health coverage with the City of <br />La Porte, except for those with 30 years or more tenure with the City of La Porte. Retirees who <br />delay their retirement annuity shall not be eligible for retiree health coverage from the City. Retirees <br />who are self-employed are eligible for medical coverage, but occupational illnesses or injuries shall <br />not be covered. <br />Retirees with Thirty (30) or More Years of Service <br />If an employee works 30 years or more with the City of La Porte they may maintain the City of La <br />Porte sponsored health plan as secondary, while working for a new employer offering a health plan <br />option. All applicable costs of the plan will still apply. In the case of Retirees that are reemployed by <br />a new employer, and who subsequently separate employment from the new employer, a one-time <br />deferral shall be allowed whereby the retiree may rejoin the City of La Porte health plan as a retiree <br />participant, regardless of age. If a qualifying retiree carried a spouse as a dependent at the time of <br />their initial retirement, a retiree who rejoins the City of La Porte health plan as a retiree participant <br />under the one time deferral may include their spouse as a dependent, consistent with allowances <br />made under Federal COBRA law. The Retiree and dependent coverage will be secondary for <br />Retirees with 30 or more years tenure with the City of La Porte, who have employer sponsored <br />health coverage available through their new employer. <br />City employees meeting the eligibility requirements for <br />disability retirement under the Texas Municipal Retirement System Act and <br />have been declared permanently disabled under the Social Security Act, and have elected to <br />receive Medicare, Parts A and B, shall be eligible for medical benefits, which shall be <br />secondary to Medicare benefits, provided they have worked for the City of La Porte for ten <br />(10) continuous years at the time of disability determination. Costs associated with retirement <br />under this tier shall be 75% of the city cost. <br />Medicare Eligible Retirees <br />The coverage will be secondary for those retirees and retirees' dependents who are Medicare <br />eligible. <br />Death of an Employee <br />An employee who would have otherwise qualified for Retiree Medical Coverage, but dies prior to <br />
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