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December 22, 2021 Audit Committee Meeting Notice and Agenda

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December 16, 2021- Board of Directors Meeting

2021 12 16 Board Meeting Rescheduling Notice

October 28, 2021 Board of Directors Meeting Notice & Agenda

2021 10 28 Board Meeting Rescheduling Notice

2021 10 28 Board Meeting Notice

2021 10 28 Board Meeting Amended Agenda

2021 09 29 Board Meeting Minutes

PSD Report September 2021 

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Financial Statement for Sept 2021

September 29, 2021 Board of Directors Meeting Notice

2021 09 29 Board Meeting Notice

2021 09 29 Board Meeting Agenda_Corrected

2021 06 24 Board Meeting Minutes

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Financial Statement for August 2021

PSD Reports June-August 2021

September 22, 2021- Audit Committee Meeting Notice & Agenda

2021 09 22 Audit Committee Meeting Notice and Agenda

September 2, 2021- Board of Directors Meeting, Rescheduling Notice

2021 09 02 Board Meeting Rescheduling Notice

June 24, 2021- Board of Directors Meeting Notice, Agenda, & Materials

2021 06 24 Board Meeting Notice

2021 06 24 Board Meeting Amended Agenda

2021 04 22 Board Meeting Minutes

2021 05 18 Board Meeting Minutes

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The Recreation Division partners with contract instructors to offer enrichment classes for youth, teens, and adults. Each season new programs are introduced. Check out our latest activities on our Civic Rec Registration Site.What is a Contract Class?Many recreation classes are being provided by contract with an independent vendor. This allows the City to provide new and trending programs in health and wellness, sports, STEM, fitness, education, and much more to our community from those who are experts in their field. 

 
 
 

 

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Your agency is also responsible for the funding for future benefits payable to members or beneficiaries of members electing to leave their contributions on deposit with CalPERS.
Amendment Process
It takes approximately 90-120 days to complete an amendment to the contract. A CalPERS employer representative will provide the necessary documents for adoption by your agency's governing body. All requirements and procedures will be outlined in a cover letter sent with the documents. Review the Contract Amendment Procedures (PDF) to see how to request an actuarial valuation or amend your contract.
For more information about amending your contract and for details on optional benefits, refer to your Public Agency & Schools Reference Guide, the California Public Employees' Retirement Law (PERL), or call us at 888 CalPERS (or 888-225-7377).
Terminating Your Pension Contract
You may terminate your agency's contract only when it has been in effect for at least five years. The contract termination mandatorily applies to all groups covered in the contract. Your agency's election to terminate is irrevocable after filing the final resolution and you can't participate in the program for three years after the termination date.
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Benefits are frozen and calculations are based on the benefit level in effect on the date of contract termination. However, your agency can enter into an agreement to ensure the final compensation used in the benefits calculation is based on a higher pay rate if the member later works for another CalPERS employer or reciprocal system.
CalPERS members credited with service from your agency who are not employed by another CalPERS employer may elect to withdraw their contributions or leave them on deposit, regardless of the amount of service credit. Members who withdraw their contributions will not be entitled to any future benefits and may not ever redeposit those contributions based on their employment with your agency.
Your agency is responsible for sufficient funding to continue paying the retirement and death benefits paid and for future benefits payable to CalPERS members or beneficiaries electing to leave their funds on deposit with CalPERS.
Any excess employer funds as of the termination effective date are refunded to the agency.

A contracting agency can elect to participate in the CalPERS health benefits program as a "special district."
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Your agency's contract may be amended to add, modify, or remove optional benefits for your employees. School districts must work through the county schools to amend their contract.
Before amending your contract, learn about any changes to optional contract provisions, the various benefit options available, and estimated cost information. Schools can refer to the Public Agency & Schools Reference Guide (PDF, 4.48 MB) for their optional benefits.
For employees not covered by Social Security, learn about the 1959 Survivor Benefit Program.
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It's important to ensure your agency's information in our files is current. Contact us if your agency changes its physical location or mailing address. If your agency officially changes its name, notify us by providing a copy of the Board Minutes or Board Resolution containing the old name, new name, and effective date of the name change. Mail the agency name change information to our address above.
Mergers & Reorganizations
If your agency (or one or more functions of your agency) transfers to a new or existing CalPERS agency, then retirement and health benefits of active and retired members may be affected. Contact us if your agency has or will undergo a merger or reorganization.
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If your agency no longer has active employees or if a member category of your agency becomes inactive, notify CalPERS.
Although there may be no active employees, your agency is responsible for sufficient funding to continue paying the retirement and death benefits to CalPERS members or beneficiaries of members already retired. Your agency is also responsible for the funding for future benefits payable to members or beneficiaries of members electing to leave their contributions on deposit with CalPERS.
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It takes approximately 90-120 days to complete an amendment to the contract. A CalPERS employer representative will provide the necessary documents for adoption by your agency's governing body. All requirements and procedures will be outlined in a cover letter sent with the documents. Review the Contract Amendment Procedures (PDF) to see how to request an actuarial valuation or amend your contract.
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They decided to let cities compete to become the state’s Capital.Pueblo de San Jose - December 15, 1849 - May 1, 1851The Legislature moved to Pueblo de San Jose in December 1849. The building the town provided for them was very different than they expected. The adobe building, built as a hotel, was small and poorly lit. Also, the legislators could not find places to eat or sleep in the town. The grumpy state legislators soon grew tired of the building. They began accepting offers for a new state capital and quickly moved the capital to Vallejo.Vallejo - January 5, 1852 - January 12, 1852General Vallejo and his workers did not finish the Capitol building by the date they had promised. The building was still under construction when the state legislature arrived on January 5, 1852. After only a week, the Legislature decided the conditions were too poor to continue working. The Legislature decided to temporarily move itself to Sacramento until the building could be completed.Sacramento - January 16, 1852 - November 2, 1853When they arrived in Sacramento, the legislature asked the town of Pueblo to San Jose to send its records from the time it was there. They were surprised to find out that JD Hoppe of Pueblo de San Jose had issued an order stopping the transfer of the papers. Hoppe's order stated that the legislators' move to Vallejo was illegal because General Vallejo did not keep his promise to finish the Capitol building in time, so the Capital should return to Pueblo de San Jose.Vallejo - January 3, 1853 - February 4, 1853The Legislature returned to Vallejo only to find the Capitol building still under construction. General Vallejo was again blamed for not finishing the building and he asked to be released from his contract. He claimed that the Legislature's move the year before had damaged his reputation. The Legislature agreed to end the contract and moved to the city hall building of nearby Benicia.Benicia - February 11, 1853 - February 25, 1854Benicia City Hall was too small for the state's legislature, but it was better than the unfinished building in Vallejo. It was fine for one year, but it would not do as a permanent home.
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who are unprepared for college-level studies, but it indicates almost all specially admitted students are unprepared. Data provided
by CSU Sacramento support this assertion. In fall 1998, 17 percent of first-time freshmen entering CSU Sacramento did not meet
the regular admission criteria. Of these students, 91 percent were unprepared for college-level writing or mathematics.
Unpreparedness Has Remained Relatively Constant at UC
Whereas CSU tests for proficiency in mathematics and writing, UC tests for proficiency only in writing. The UC calls its writing
proficiency standard the "Subject A" requirement. Students can satisfy the Subject A requirement either by exceeding a minimum
score on the SAT I, SAT II, ACT, or AP tests or by passing the university's Subject A writing test. Students who do not
demonstrate proficiency must enroll in a remedial writing class.
More Than One-Third of UC Students Arrive Unprepared for College-Level Writing. Figure 4 shows the percentage of
UC students that did not satisfy the Subject A requirement from fall 1988 to fall 1999. In fall 1988, 35 percent of regular admits
and 74 percent of special admits were unprepared for college-level writing. By 1999, these percentages had changed only
slightly—to 32 percent and 73 percent, respectively. (During these years, the university specially admitted approximately 5.5 percent
of freshmen.)

Considerable Variation Exists Among UC Campuses. Figure 5 shows the percent of entering students that did not meet the
Subject A requirement at each UC campus in fall 1999. (The San Francisco campus is not included because it serves only
postbaccalaureate students in health sciences.) At UC Berkeley, only 17 percent of regularly admitted freshmen did not satisfy the
Subject A requirement. By comparison, 60 percent of regularly admitted freshmen did not satisfy the Subject A requirement at UC
Riverside. At all campuses, the unpreparedness rates for special admits are substantially higher than the rates for regular admits. In
fall 1999, the unpreparedness rates for special admits ranged from a low of 57 percent at UC Santa Barbara to a high of
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Our key technologies include actuation components and rover wheel systems based on Shape Memory Alloys (SMA), seals for dusty environments and for high temperature applications, magnetic drive systems, novel mechanical drive systems and electromechanical component concepts.
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Mars Pathfinder abrasive wheel experiment inside space mechanisms accelerated test chamber.Space Mechanisms ProjectDeveloping novel mechanical assemblies and actuation methods for the extreme environments of aerospace.
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Our work supports mechanical design and analysis of test hardware and ground systems. Our design efforts place a special emphasis on manufacturability and integration requirements.  Our analysis work includes FEA structural modeling, fatigue / fracture mechanics and damage tolerance.
We provide static and dynamic analysis and testing of flight systems and structures for flight certification through implementation of the required engineering standards.
We play an important role in Materials and Processes (M and P), which is the assessment, qualification, and certification of materials.
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