Delivering Meals and Friendships in Irvine
Rita Kaaren, 88, now homebound after years at Lakeview Senior Center, depends on Meals on Wheels. Her Irvine apartment features artful needlework and a tidy, orderly home. Friends visit daily while she naps, speaks six languages, and recalls a life born in Poland in 1942.
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Kaaren
Lakeview Senior Center
Poland
Melina Pizano
Orange County
Kim May
Rita Kaaren
Irvine
Irvine Meals on Wheels by the Numbers
Irvine Meals on Wheels reports 184 clients on wait lists, 1,100 meals delivered weekly, 300 in home safety and nutrition assessments annually, and extensive nutrition counseling hours. About 85 percent of participants are low income and rely on Social Security or Supplemental Security Income. Volunteers support kitchen and driver roles alongside part time staff.
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Rita Kaaren
Irvine
Kaaren
Irvine Council Votes to Early Pay Off Pension Liability
Irvine City Council unanimously approved paying down nearly all of its $91.1 million unfunded pension liability ahead of schedule using existing funds. The plan could save up to $33.1 million over a decade, reducing annual payments as the liability shrinks, with $3 million from 2012 2013 year end, then $5 million yearly for 10 years from Asset Management Plan funds, plus $1 million from year end balances.
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California
Irvine
Steven Choi
Christina Shea
Sean Joyce
How Irvine Will Pay Down Its Unfunded Pension Liability
The plan details a three part approach including a $3 million one time withdrawal from the 2012 2013 balance and $5 million yearly for 10 years from Asset Management Plan funds. It estimates $33.1 million in savings and an earlier funding target of 98 7 percent of the unfunded liability.
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Irvine
Asset Management Plan
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