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§  69.  Reserve. 1. The board of supervisors in connection with a plan  may by local law establish a  self-insurance  reserve.  Such  local  law  shall  prescribe the maximum amount which may be contributed to any such  reserve.    2. The committee or administrator may  at  any  time  in  its  or  his  discretion  expend  moneys  in  such reserve to pay any liability of the  plan.    3. The committee or administrator may direct the county  treasurer  to  invest  moneys  in  any such reserve in the manner prescribed by section  eleven of the general municipal law.    4. In the event of abandonment of a plan, all moneys remaining in such  reserve in excess of an amount sufficient to  satisfy  all  accrued  and  contingent  liabilities,  shall  be refunded to the participants in such  manner as may  be  provided  by  local  law  adopted  by  the  board  of  supervisors.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-5 > 69

§  69.  Reserve. 1. The board of supervisors in connection with a plan  may by local law establish a  self-insurance  reserve.  Such  local  law  shall  prescribe the maximum amount which may be contributed to any such  reserve.    2. The committee or administrator may  at  any  time  in  its  or  his  discretion  expend  moneys  in  such reserve to pay any liability of the  plan.    3. The committee or administrator may direct the county  treasurer  to  invest  moneys  in  any such reserve in the manner prescribed by section  eleven of the general municipal law.    4. In the event of abandonment of a plan, all moneys remaining in such  reserve in excess of an amount sufficient to  satisfy  all  accrued  and  contingent  liabilities,  shall  be refunded to the participants in such  manner as may  be  provided  by  local  law  adopted  by  the  board  of  supervisors.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-5 > 69

§  69.  Reserve. 1. The board of supervisors in connection with a plan  may by local law establish a  self-insurance  reserve.  Such  local  law  shall  prescribe the maximum amount which may be contributed to any such  reserve.    2. The committee or administrator may  at  any  time  in  its  or  his  discretion  expend  moneys  in  such reserve to pay any liability of the  plan.    3. The committee or administrator may direct the county  treasurer  to  invest  moneys  in  any such reserve in the manner prescribed by section  eleven of the general municipal law.    4. In the event of abandonment of a plan, all moneys remaining in such  reserve in excess of an amount sufficient to  satisfy  all  accrued  and  contingent  liabilities,  shall  be refunded to the participants in such  manner as may  be  provided  by  local  law  adopted  by  the  board  of  supervisors.