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Sec. 4.1080.22. Forfeiture of Unclaimed Benefits to the Retirement Fund.
 
   Any benefit payable from the Retirement System that is not claimed shall be forfeited to the Retirement Fund. Unless there is a different claim period specified elsewhere in this article, benefits payable from the Retirement System must be claimed within one (1) year. If the person entitled to a benefit is a minor, the period in which to claim the benefit shall be tolled until he or she attains age eighteen (18).
 
   In the event that a beneficiary is entitled to a benefit from the Retirement System but payment cannot be made for any reason, such as the beneficiary’s failure to cooperate, where the beneficiary’s whereabouts is unknown or where a beneficiary has failed to cash an outstanding check within such reasonable time period as established by Board rule, and the Retirement System has followed Internal Revenue Service procedures to locate the beneficiary, the funds due to the beneficiary shall be forfeited to the Retirement Fund, provided that a beneficiary shall be relieved from such forfeiture upon receipt of a request from him or her or anyone authorized to act on his or her behalf.
 
SECTION HISTORY
 
Added by Ord. No. 184,134, Eff. 1-22-16.