New York Statutes

§ 512 — Final average salary

New York·Law RSS Retirement & Social Security·Art. 14 Coordinated-escalator Retirement Plan

§ 512. Final average salary.

a.A member's final average salary shall\nbe the average wages earned by such a member during any three\nconsecutive years which provide the highest average wage; provided,\nhowever, if the wages earned during any year included in the period used\nto determine final average salary exceeds that of the average of the\nprevious two years by more than ten percent, the amount in excess of ten\npercent shall be excluded from the computation of final average salary.\nIn determining final average salary pursuant to any provision of this\nsubdivision, where the period used to determine final average salary is\nthe period which immediately precedes the date of retirement, any month\nor months (not in excess of twelve) which would otherwise be included in\ncomputing fin

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