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6.A. - Page 57 of 114 <br />balance of $0.712 million in FY 2019-20.451 Per the Town's unfunded pension liability <br />reserve policy, this reserved amount will equal the Town's total unfunded pension liability <br />for FY 2017-18412 and represent approximately 38 months of its projected pension <br />contribution costs of $0.220 million as of FY 2019-20.453 <br />Additional Payments to Ca1PERS — Portola Valley <br />In FY 2014-15, Portola Valley paid Ca1PERS $0.907 million in order to retire its entire <br />unfunded pension liability at that time.454 Since then, as a result of returns on Ca1PERS' <br />investments being lower than projected by Ca1PERS, the Town's has accrued a new <br />unfunded pension liability totaling $0.712 million as of the end of FY 2017-18.455 Over the <br />course of three to four study sessions beginning in September of 2019, Portola Valley plans <br />to discuss, among other things, how to manage its rising pension costs going forward. <br />While staff has not yet analyzed the possibility of again making additional payments to <br />Ca1PERS to retire this latest unfunded pension liability, this may be one of the options <br />discussed in those study sessions. 456 <br />Pension Reserve Fund — Portola V <br />As noted above in the section entitled "Financial Overview — Portola Valley," the Town's <br />policy is to maintain a reserve for its unfunded pension liability that equals its total <br />unfunded pension liability amount.457 The reserve balance was $0.524 million as of the end <br />of FY 2018-19458 (equaling the total unfunded pension liability as of the end of FY 2016- <br />17)459 and will be increased to $0.712 million in FY 2019-20 (equaling the total unfunded <br />pension liability as of the end of FY 2017-18).460 <br />During its study sessions scheduled to begin in September 2019, the Town will consider, <br />among other options, whether to move these reserves into a Section 115 pension trust or <br />other outside investment vehicle. 461 <br />Employee Contribution to City's Normal Cost — Portola ValleX <br />Portola Valley does not have any cost-sharing agreements in place with its employees <br />under which employees agree to pay a portion of the Town's pension contribution costs. 462 <br />451 Grand Jury interview. <br />452 cold. <br />451 Ca1PERS Actuarial Valuation — June 30, 2017 Miscellaneous Plan of the Town of Portola Valley, p. 4..CalPERS <br />Actuarial Valuation — June 30, 2017 PEPRA Miscellaneous Plan of the Town of Portola Valley, p. 4. <br />454 Portola Valley, Basic Financial Statements for the Year Ended June 30, 2015, p. 49. Grand Jury interview. <br />455 Appendix A. <br />456 Grand Jury interview. <br />457 mid. <br />451 Portola Valley, Adopted Operating & Capital Budgets Fiscal Year 2018-19, 2018-19 Fund Activity Summary. <br />459 Appendix A. <br />461 Grand Jury interview. Portola Valley, Proposed Operating & Capital Budget, Fiscal Year 2019-20, 2019-20 Fund <br />Activity Summary. <br />461 Grand Jury interview. <br />462 cold. <br />2018-2019 San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury 50 <br />Am <br />