Colorado Code § 23-21-604

Transfers necessary to accomplish the purposes of this part 6
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(1) The
trustee of the part 4 corporation's qualified retirement plan shall transfer all reserves to the
authority's qualified retirement plan as soon as practicable after the authority's transfer date and
consistent with sound actuarial practices.
(2) (a) (I) The reserves held by PERA which are due and payable to the part 4
corporation shall remain with PERA to the extent and in the amount necessary to enable the
authority to make the contributions to PERA provided for in section 23-21-603 (1)(b), (2)(b),
(3)(b), or (5)(b).
(II) Any remaining reserves held by PERA which are due and payable to the part 4
corporation, including interest as determined by mutual agreement of the trustees of PERA and
the board of directors of the authority, shall be transferred to the authority's qualified retirement
plan as soon as practicable and consistent with sound actuarial practices.
(b) If the reserves held by PERA which are due and payable to the part 4 corporation are
not sufficient to enable the authority to make the contributions to PERA provided for in section
23-21-603 (1)(b), (2)(b), (3)(b), or (5)(b), the authority shall transfer such additional amount to
PERA plus interest as determined by mutual agreement of the trustees of PERA and the board of
directors of the authority.
(3) Any employer and employee contributions under the "Federal Insurance
Contributions Act", as amended, which are refunded pursuant to section 23-21-603 (1)(b), (2)(b),
(3)(b), or (5)(b) shall be payable to the authority's qualified retirement plan.
(4) All expenses incurred for the preparation of actuarial reports pursuant to this section
shall be paid by the authority. Any such actuarial reports shall be available to the authority upon
request.

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