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Council approves Resolution 2026-03 setting defined contribution plan eligibility
Summary
Council agreed to a defined contribution plan with a 1,000-hour eligibility threshold, use of excess funds for administration costs, and one-time payments plus interest for two employees owed funds.
Quarryville Borough Council on June 1 approved Resolution 2026-03 governing a defined contribution plan for employees. Council agreed that excess money from employees who do not qualify would be used to cover administration costs, that employees must work at least 1,000 hours to qualify, and that this year’s budgeted amount plus interest will be paid to two employees who were due funds in January and April. Councilwoman Lydia Walton moved and Councilwoman Joy Kemper seconded approval pending solicitor review; the motion passed unanimously.
Minutes record the eligibility threshold and the use of excess funds as policy language to be included in the plan. The resolution was approved pending solicitor review, and staff were directed to implement the payment to qualifying employees as described in the minutes.
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