Examples of Article 6243a in a sentence
Dallas security officers shall not be eligible for membership in the firemen, policemen and fire alarm operator’s pension fund created pursuant to Article 6243a, Vernon’s Texas Civil Statutes; however, they shall be eligible for membership in the employee’s retirement fund of the city of Dallas.
When a member has earned five [20] years 66-20 of pension service, the member shall be issued an [a certificate of 66-21 retirement that, barring administrative error, miscalculation, or 66-22 other error, after issuance is] incontestable five-year 66-23 certificate indicating that the member is entitled to pension 66-24 benefits subject to the effect of any withdrawals as permitted 66-25 under Article 6243a or this article.
The fund and the excess benefit plan or 74-4 any claim against the fund or the excess benefit plan may not be 74-5 directly or indirectly assigned or transferred, and any attempt to 74-6 transfer or assign the fund or the excess benefit plan or a claim 74-7 against the fund or the excess benefit plan is void.74-8 (b) A benefit under any plan created or existing pursuant to 74-9 this article or Article 6243a is subject to division pursuant to the 74-10 terms of a qualified domestic relations order.
This funding policy outlines a formal long-term strategy for financing the pension obligations accruing under the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System (DPFP) Combined Plan with the goal of achieving an actuarial funded ratio that is equal to or greater than 100%, as required by Texas Government Code §802.2011.This policy is subject to the authority granted to the Board of Trustees under Article 6243a- 1 of the Texas Revised Civil Statutes (the “Statute”).
This article does not take away or reduce any accrued benefit contained in the plans created under former Article 6243a or under this article as it existed on or before August 31, 2017.
This policy is limited by the authority granted to the Board of trustees under Article 6243a- 1 of the Texas Civil Statutes and City Ordinance number 23861.
This funding policy outlines a formal long-term strategy for financing the pension obligations accruing under the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System Combined Plan with the goal of achieving an actuarial funded ratio that is equal to or greater than 100%, as required by Texas Government Code §802.2011.This policy is subject to the authority granted to the Board of Trustees under Article 6243a- 1 of the Texas Revised Civil Statutes (the “Statute”).