(1) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this |
subsection, except as provided in subparagraph 1-A, for |
the purposes of determining average final compensation, |
"earnable compensation" does not include any increase |
that exceeds the prior year's earnable compensation by |
more than 5% or that results in a total increase of |
more than 10% during the 3-year period used in the |
calculation of average final compensation, unless the |
cost of the additional actuarial liability arising from |
the excess increase is paid by the employer as provided |
in section 17154. Any payment made under paragraph B, |
subparagraph (1) must be included in determining the |
amount of increase in the year in which the payment is |
made. This subparagraph does not apply to excess |
increases resulting from compensation paid prior to |
July 1, 1993, from compensation paid in accordance with |
an individual employment contract executed prior to |
July 1, 1993 or a collective bargaining agreement |
executed or ratified in its final form by final vote of |
one party to the agreement prior to July 1, 1993 for |
the initial term of that contract or agreement or from |
other action by the governing body of a school |
administrative unit in effect on July 1, 1993. This |
subparagraph does not apply to increases in |
compensation of state employees during fiscal year |
1993-94 and fiscal year 1994-95. In all circumstances |
in which this subparagraph does not apply to earnable |
compensation of state employees and teachers, the |
provisions of this subparagraph that were in effect |
prior to June 30, 1993 apply. This subparagraph does |
not apply to earnable compensation of employees of |
participating local districts. |