Firepower Management Center Configuration Guide Version 60 Download Updated December 3 2015 Chapter Access Control Rules Chapter Contents The following topics describe how to configure access control rules Introduction to Access Control Rules Adding an Access Control Rule Category Creating and Editing Access Control Rules Enabling and Disabling Access Control Rules Positioning an Access Control Rule Access Control Rule Conditions and Traffic Handling Access Control Rule Actions Access Control Rule Comments Searching Access Control Rules Access Control Rules and Affected Devices Introduction to Access Control Rules Within an access control policy access control rules provide a granular method of handling network traffic across multiple managed devices Hardwarebased fastpath rules Security Intelligencebased traffic filtering SSL inspection user identification and some decoding and preprocessing occur before access control rules evaluate network traffic The system matches traffic to access control rules in the order you specify In most cases the system handles network traffic according to the first access control rule where all the rules conditions match the traffic Each rule also has an action which determines whether you monitor trust block or allow matching traffic When you allow traffic you can specify that the system first inspect it with intrusion or file policies to block any exploits malware or prohibited files before they reach your assets or exit your network The following scenario summarizes the ways that traffic can be evaluated by access control rules in an inline intrusion prevention deployment In this scenario traffic is evaluated as follows Rule 1 Monitor evaluates traffic first Monitor rules track and log network traffic but do not affect traffic flow The system continues to match traffic against additional rules to determine whether to permit or deny it Rule 2 Trust evaluates traffic next Matching traffic is allowed to pass to its destination without further inspection Traffic that does not match continues to the next rule Rule 3 Block evaluates traffic third Matching traffic is blocked without further inspection Traffic that does not match continues to the final rule Rule 4 Allow is the final rule For this rule matching traffic is allowed however prohibited files malware intrusions and exploits within that traffic are detected and blocked Remaining nonprohibited nonmalicious traffic is allowed to its destination Note that you might have additional Allow rules that perform only file inspection or only intrusion inspection or neither Default Action handles all traffic that does not match any of the rules In this scenario the default action performs intrusion prevention before allowing nonmalicious traffic to pass In a different deployment you might have a default action that trusts or blocks all traffic without further inspection You can not perform file or malware inspection on traffic handled by the default action Traffic you allow whether with an access control rule or the default action is automatically eligible for inspection for host application and user data by the network discovery policy You do not explicitly enable discovery although you can enhance or disable it However allowing traffic does not automatically guarantee discovery data collection The system performs discovery only for connections involving IP addresses that are explicitly monitored by your network discovery policy additionally application discovery is limited for encrypted sessions Note that access control rules handle encrypted traffic when your SSL inspection configuration allows it to pass or if you do not configure SSL inspection However some access control rule conditions require unencrypted traffic so encrypted traffic may match fewer rules Also by default the system disables intrusion and file inspection of encrypted payloads This helps reduce false positives and improve performance when an encrypted connection matches an access control rule that has intrusion and file inspection configured Access Control Rule Management Access Control Rule Components Access Control Rule Order Access Control Rule Management The Rules tab of the access control policy editor allows you to add edit categorize search move enable disable delete and otherwise manage access control rules in the current policy For each access control rule the policy editor displays its name a summary of its conditions the rule action plus icons that communicate the rules inspection and logging options Other icons represent comments warnings errors and other important information Disabled rules are dimmed and marked disabled beneath the rule name To create or edit a rule use the access control rule editor You can Configure basic properties such as the rules name state position and action in the upper portion of the editor Add conditions using the tabs on the left side of the lower portion of the editor Use the tabs on the right side of the lower portion to configure inspection and logging options and also to add comments to the rule For your convenience the editor lists the rules inspection and logging options regardless of which tab you are viewing Note Properly creating and ordering access control rules is a complex task but one that is essential to building an effective deployment If you do not plan your policy carefully rules can preempt other rules require additional licenses or contain invalid configurations To help ensure that the system handles traffic as you expect the access control policy interface has a robust warning and error feedback system for rules Access Control Rule Inheritance Access Control Rule Inheritance Each access control policy has two systemprovided rule sections Mandatory and Default All access control rules must belong to one of those sections An access control policys rules are nested between its parent policys Mandatory and Default rule sections You can only add and edit rules in the policy you are currently editing which appears as the innermost policy You can not view or edit rules in descendant policies you can view but not edit the rules in ancestor policies In a typical deployment where you deploy the innermost access control policy the system matches traffic against Mandatory rules in every policy staring with the outermost and working inwards If traffic does not match any Mandatory rules the system uses the Default rules in every policy starting with the innermost and working outwards Although you can strictly enforce other settings on descendant policies you can not enforce Default rules or the default action Mandatory access control rules preempt rules in descendant policies The system matches traffic against the Mandatory rules in every ancestor policy before it matches traffic against the rules in the deployed policy Place a rule in the Mandatory section if you want the rule to handle traffic before any descendant policys rules Default access control rules preempt rules in ancestor policies Place a rule in the Default section if you want to allow descendant policies rules to handle the target traffic a different way If traffic matches none of the nonMonitor rules in either the deployed policy or the deployed policys ancestors the system uses the deployed policys default action Although an access control policy can inherit its default action from an ancestor policy you can not enforce this inheritance For example nested access control policies might display the following rule evaluation order while editing the innermost policy Mandatory rules Global Policy Mandatory rules Subdomain Policy Default rules Subdomain Policy Default rules Global Policy Default action Subdomain Policy Access Control Rule Components In addition to its unique name each access control rule has the following basic components State By default rules are enabled If you disable a rule the system does not use it and stops generating warnings and errors for that rule Position Rules in an access control policy are numbered starting at 1 If you are using policy inheritance rule 1 is the first rule in the outermost policy The system matches traffic to rules in topdown order by ascending rule number With the exception of Monitor rules the first rule that traffic matches is the rule that handles that traffic Rules can also belong to a section and a category which are organizational only and do not affect rule position Rule position goes across sections and categories Section and Category To help you organize access control rules every access control policy has two systemprovided rule sections Mandatory and Default To further organize access control rules you can create custom rule categories inside the Mandatory and Default sections If you are using policy inheritance the current policys rules are nested between its parent policys Mandatory and Default sections Conditions Conditions specify the specific traffic the rule handles Conditions can be simple or complex their use often depends on license Action A rules action determines how the system handles matching traffic You can monitor trust block or allow with or without further inspection matching traffic The system does not perform deep inspection on trusted blocked or encrypted traffic Inspection Deep inspection options govern how the system inspects and blocks malicious traffic you would otherwise allow When you allow traffic with a rule you can specify that the system first inspect it with intrusion or file policies to block any exploits malware or prohibited files before they reach your assets or exit your network Logging A rules logging settings govern the records the system keeps of the traffic it handles You can keep a record of traffic that matches a rule In general you can log sessions at the beginning or end of a connection or both You can log connections to the database as well as to the system log syslog or to an SNMP trap server Comments Each time you save changes to an access control rule you can add comments Access Control Rule Order Rules in an access control policy are numbered starting at 1 The system matches traffic to access control rules in topdown order by ascending rule number In most cases the system handles network traffic according to the first access control rule where all the rules conditions match the traffic Except Monitor rules which log traffic but do not affect traffic flow the system does not continue to evaluate traffic against additional lowerpriority rules after that traffic matches a rule To help you organize access control rules every access control policy has two systemprovided rule sections Mandatory and Default To further organize you can create custom rule categories inside the Mandatory or Default sections After you create a category you can not move it although you can delete it rename it and move rules into out of within and around it The system assigns rule numbers across sections and categories If you use policy inheritance the current policys rules are nested between its parent policys Mandatory and Default rule sections Rule 1 is the first rule in the outermost policy not the current policy and the system assigns rule numbers across policies sections and categories Any predefined user role that allows you to modify access control policies also allows you to move and modify access control rules within and among rules categories You can however create custom roles that restrict users from moving and modifying rules Any user who is allowed to modify access control policies can add rules to custom categories and modify rules in them without restriction Tip Proper access control rule order reduces the resources required to process network traffic and prevents rule preemption Although the rules you create are unique to every organization and deployment there are a few general guidelines to follow when ordering rules that can optimize performance while still addressing your needs Adding an Access Control Rule Category Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin You can divide an access control policys Mandatory and Default rule sections into custom categories After you create a category you can not move it although you can delete it rename it and move rules into out of within and around it The system assigns rule numbers across sections and categories Procedure Step 1 In the access control policy editor click Add Category Tip If your policy already contains rules you can click a blank area in the row for an existing rule to set the position of the new category before you add it You can also rightclick an existing rule and select Insert new category Step 2 Enter a Name Step 3 From the Insert dropdown list choose where you want to add the category To insert a category below all existing categories in a section choose into Mandatory or into Default To insert a category above an existing category choose above category then choose a category To insert a category above or below an access control rule choose above rule or below rule then enter an existing rule number Step 4 Click OK Step 5 Click Save to save the policy What to Do Next Deploy configuration changes see Deploying Configuration Changes Creating and Editing Access Control Rules Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin Procedure Step 1 In the access control policy editor you have the following options To add a new rule click Add Rule To edit an existing rule click the edit icon If a view icon appears next to a rule instead the rule belongs to an ancestor policy or you do not have permission to modify the rule Step 2 Type a Name Step 3 Configure the rule components or accept the defaults Enabled Specify whether the rule is Enabled Position Specify the rule position see Access Control Rule Order Action Select a rule Action see Access Control Rule Actions Conditions Configure the rules conditions see Access Control Rule Conditions and Traffic Handling Deep Inspection For Allow and Interactive Block rules click the intrusion inspection icon or the file and malware inspection icon to configure the rules Inspection options If the icons are inactive white no policy of that type is selected for the rule See Access Control Using Intrusion and File Policies for more information Logging Click an active blue logging icon to specify Logging options If the icon is inactive white connection logging is disabled for the rule See Connection Logging for more information Comments Click the number in the comment column to add Comments The number indicates how many comments the rule already contains See Access Control Rule Comments for more information Step 4 Click Save Step 5 Click Save to save the policy What to Do Next Deploy configuration changes see Deploying Configuration Changes Enabling and Disabling Access Control Rules Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin When you create an access control rule it is enabled by default If you disable a rule the system does not use it to evaluate network traffic and stops generating warnings and errors for that rule When viewing the list of rules in an access control policy disabled rules are grayed out although you can still modify them Tip You can also enable or disable an access control rule using the rule editor Procedure Step 1 In the access control policy editor rightclick the rule and choose a rule state If a view icon appears next to a rule instead the rule belongs to an ancestor policy or you do not have permission to modify the rule Step 2 Click Save What to Do Next Deploy configuration changes see Deploying Configuration Changes Positioning an Access Control Rule Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin You can move an existing rule within but not between access control policies When you add or move a rule to a category the system places it last in the category Tip You can move multiple rules at once by selecting the rules then cutting and pasting using the rightclick menu Procedure Step 1 In the access control rule editor you have the following options If you are adding a new rule use the Insert dropdown list If you are editing an existing rule click Move Step 2 Choose where you want to move or insert the rule Choose into Mandatory or into Default Choose a into Category then choose the userdefined category Choose above rule or below rule then type the appropriate rule number Step 3 Click Save Step 4 Click Save to save the policy What to Do Next Deploy configuration changes see Deploying Configuration Changes Access Control Rule Conditions and Traffic Handling An access control rules conditions identify the type of traffic that rule handles If you do not configure a particular condition for a rule the system does not match traffic based on that criterion For example a rule with a network condition but no application condition evaluates traffic based on its source or destination regardless of the application used in the session When adding conditions to access control rules You can configure multiple conditions per rule Traffic must match all the conditions in the rule for the rule to apply to traffic For example you can use a single rule to perform URL filtering URL condition for specific hosts zone or network condition For each condition in a rule you can add up to 50 criteria Traffic that matches any of a conditions criteria satisfies the condition For example you can use a single rule to perform user control for up to 50 users and groups Although you can configure the system without licensing your deployment many features require that you enable the appropriate licenses before you deploy Also some features are only available on certain device models Warning icons and confirmation dialog boxes designate unsupported features Note When you deploy an access control policy the system evaluates all its rules and creates an expanded set of criteria that targeted devices use to evaluate network traffic Complex access control policies and rules can command significant resources Access Control Rule Condition Types Access Control Rule Condition Types When you build access control rules each condition type has its own tab in the access control rule editor Zones Matches traffic entering or leaving a device via an interface in a specific security zone A security zone is a logical grouping of one or more interfaces according to your deployment and security policies Interfaces in a zone may be located across multiple devices Networks Matches traffic by its source or destination IP address country or continent geolocation Ports Matches traffic by its source or destination port For TCP and UDP you can control traffic based on the transport layer protocol For ICMP and ICMPv6 IPv6ICMP you can control traffic based on its Internet layer protocol plus an optional type and code Using port conditions you can also control traffic using other protocols that do not use ports VLAN Tags Matches VLANtagged traffic For access control the system uses the innermost VLAN tag Applications Matches traffic by the application detected in a session You can control access to individual applications or filter access according to basic characteristics type risk business relevance categories and tags URLs Matches traffic by the URL requested in the session You can control access to individual websites use lists and feeds or filter access based on a sites general classification and risk level Users and Realms Matches traffic by the user user group or realm involved in the session ISE Attributes Matches traffic by ISE attribute Security Group Tag SGT Endpoint Profile or Endpoint Location Access Control Rule Actions Every access control rule has an action that determines the following for matching traffic handlingforemost the rule action governs whether the system will monitor trust block or allow traffic that matches the rules conditions inspectioncertain rule actions allow you when properly licensed to further inspect matching traffic before allowing it to pass loggingthe rule action determines when and how you can log details about matching traffic The access control policys default action handles traffic that does not meet the conditions of any nonMonitor access control rule Only devices deployed inline that is using routed switched or transparent interfaces or inline interface pairs can block or modify traffic Devices deployed passively or in tap mode can analyze and log but not affect the flow of traffic Access Control Rule Monitor Action Access Control Rule Trust Action Access Control Rule Blocking Actions Access Control Rule Interactive Blocking Actions Access Control Rule Allow Action Limitations to Trusting or Blocking Traffic Access Control Rule Monitor Action The Monitor action does not affect traffic flow matching traffic is neither immediately permitted nor denied Rather traffic is matched against additional rules to determine whether to permit or deny it The first nonMonitor rule matched determines traffic flow and any further inspection If there are no additional matching rules the system uses the default action Because the primary purpose of Monitor rules is to track network traffic the system automatically logs endof connection events for monitored traffic That is connections are logged even if the traffic matches no other rules and you do not enable logging on the default action Note If locallybound traffic matches a Monitor rule in a Layer 3 deployment that traffic may bypass inspection To ensure inspection of the traffic enable Inspect Local Router Traffic in the advanced device settings for the managed device routing the traffic Access Control Rule Trust Action The Trust action allows traffic to pass without further inspection of any kind You can log trusted network traffic at both the beginning and end of connections Note that the system logs TCP connections handled by a Trust rule differently depending on the model of the device that detected the connection Caution For most devices the system processes certain Trust rules before an access control policys Security Intelligence blacklist which can allow blacklisted traffic to pass uninspected Access Control Rule Blocking Actions The Block and Block with reset actions deny traffic without further inspection of any kind Block with reset rules also reset the connection For unencrypted HTTP traffic when the system blocks a web request you can override the default browser or server page with a custom page that explains that the connection was denied The system calls this custom page an HTTP response page For decrypted and encrypted HTTPS traffic Interactive Block rules block matching connections without interaction and the system does not display a response page Note that the system does not display the configured response page for some successfully blocked traffic handled by 7000 and 8000 Series devices Instead users requesting prohibited URLs have their connection either reset or time out You can log blocked network traffic only at the beginning of connections Note that only devices deployed inline can block traffic Because blocked connections are not actually blocked in passive deployments the system may report multiple beginningofconnection events for each blocked connection Caution Logging blocked TCP connections during a Denial of Service DoS attack can affect system performance and overwhelm the database with multiple similar events Before you enable logging for a Block rule consider whether the rule monitors traffic on an Internetfacing interface or other interface vulnerable to DoS attack Access Control Rule Interactive Blocking Actions For unencrypted HTTP traffic the Interactive Block and Interactive Block with reset actions give users a chance to bypass a website block by clicking through a customizable warning page called an HTTP response page Interactive Block with reset rules also reset the connection Note For decrypted and encrypted HTTPS traffic Interactive Block rules block matching connections without interaction and the system does not display a response page For all interactively blocked traffic the systems handling inspection and logging depend on whether the user bypasses the block If a user does not or can not bypass the block the rule mimics a Block rule Matching traffic is denied without further inspection and you can log only the beginning of the connection These beginningofconnection events have an Interactive Block or Interactive Block with Reset action If a user bypasses the block the rule mimics an Allow rule Therefore you can associate either type of Interactive Block rule with a file and intrusion policy to inspect this userallowed traffic The system can also use network discovery to inspect it and you can log both beginning and endofconnection events These connection events have an action of Allow Access Control Rule Allow Action The Allow action allows matching traffic to pass But depending on your license you can perform deep inspection to further inspect and block unencrypted or decrypted network traffic before it reaches its destination You can use an intrusion policy to analyze network traffic according to intrusion detection and prevention configurations and drop offending packets depending on the configuration You can perform file control using a file policy File control allows you to detect and block your users from uploading sending or downloading receiving files of specific types over specific application protocols You can perform networkbased advanced malware protection AMP also using a file policy AMP for Firepower can inspect files for malware and block detected malware depending on the configuration The diagram below illustrates the types of inspection performed on traffic that meets the conditions of an Allow rule or a userbypassed Interactive Block rule Notice that file inspection occurs before intrusion inspection blocked files are not inspected for intrusionrelated exploits For simplicity the diagram displays traffic flow for situations where both or neither an intrusion and a file policy are associated with an access control rule You can however configure one without the other Without a file policy traffic flow is determined by the intrusion policy without an intrusion policy traffic flow is determined by the file policy Regardless of whether the traffic is inspected or dropped by an intrusion or file policy the system can inspect it using network discovery However allowing traffic does not automatically guarantee discovery inspection The system performs discovery only for connections involving IP addresses that are explicitly monitored by your network discovery policy additionally application discovery is limited for encrypted sessions You can log allowed network traffic at both the beginning and end of connections Limitations to Trusting or Blocking Traffic On any managed devices except NGIPSv and ASA FirePOWER the system may promote access control rules that meet specific criteria Promoted rules immediately divert or block traffic that does not require deep packet inspection Their advantage is the speed at which they determine the correct path for the traffic Because this evaluation takes place at a basic level the system can only use limited information to quickly handle connections by promoting rules Supported devices promote rules that meet all of the following criteria have the Trust Block or Block with reset action use only simple networkbased conditions security zone IP address VLAN tag and port are placed above all other access control rules regardless of action that perform deep packet inspection that is that have application URL user or geolocationbased conditions are also placed above all Monitor rules Therefore rules promoted to improve performance are most likely simple Trust or Block rules that are placed either near the top of an access control policy rules with a low number or anywhere in a policy that uses only simple networkbased rules However the performance benefits realized from rule promotion can cause some unexpected behavior Preempting Security Intelligence The system processes promoted rules before an access control policys Security Intelligence blacklist This means that promoted Trust rules can allow blacklisted traffic to pass uninspected Preventing HTTP Response Page Display Web traffic blocked by a promoted Block rule does not cause the system to display the configured HTTP response page to your users even though the system successfully blocks the traffic Instead users requesting prohibited URLs have their connection either reset or time out IPv6 Traffic Handling The system can inspect both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic IPv6 inspection includes the 4in6 6in4 6to4 and 6in6 tunneling schemes and also includes Teredo tunneling when the UDP header specifies port 3544 When evaluating traffic using access control rules with IP address conditions in most cases devices match the IP address you specify against the IP address in the innermost packet header However promoted rules use the IP address in the outermost header to evaluate IPv6 traffic regardless of whether that traffic is tunneled and regardless of where the IPv6 header is innermost or outermost In other words when promoted rules evaluate tunneled traffic only 4in4 traffic uses the innermost header to match against access control rule criteria For example consider a scenario where you are using examining 6in4 tunneled traffic sent over an IPv4 network You create a simple networkbased access control rule that blocks traffic to or from a specific IPv6 address If the system promotes the rule as a result of its position in the access control policy the rule has no effect This is because the system matches the outermost IPv4 header of a tunneled packet to the IPv6 rule condition which can never trigger The system handles the traffic as if the rule did not exist using either a subsequent access control rule Access Control Rule Comments When you create or edit an access control rule you can add a comment For example you might summarize the overall configuration for the benefit of other users or note when you change a rule and the reason for the change You can display a list of all comments for a rule along with the user who added each comment and the date the comment was added When you save a rule all comments made since the last save become readonly Adding Comments to an Access Control Rule Adding Comments to an Access Control Rule Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin Procedure Step 1 In the access control rule editor click the Comments tab Step 2 Click New Comment Step 3 Enter your comment and click OK You can edit or delete this comment until you save the rule Step 4 Click Save Step 5 Click Save to save the policy What to Do Next Deploy configuration changes see Deploying Configuration Changes Searching Access Control Rules Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin You can search access control rules either by name or condition value including referenced object names values and groups You can not search for values in a Security Intelligence or URL list or feed In a multidomain deployment searching access control rules searches the current policy and any ancestor policies Procedure Step 1 In the access control policy editor click the Search Rules prompt enter a search string then press Enter You can use a complete or partial search string The column for matching values is highlighted for each matching rule A status message displays the current match and the total number of matches Step 2 Find the rules you are interested in To navigate between matching rules click the nextmatch or previousmatch icon To refresh the page and clear the search string and any highlighting click the clear icon Access Control Rules and Affected Devices You can filter the access control rules listed in your access control policy to display only the rules that govern traffic for one or more specified devices To determine the rules that affect a device the system uses the access control rules zone conditions A security zone is a logical grouping of interfaces so if a zone condition includes an interface the device that handles traffic where that interface is located is affected by that rule Rules with no zone condition apply to any zone and therefore every device Filtering Access Control Rules by Device Filtering Access Control Rules by Device Smart License Classic License Supported Devices Supported Domains Access Any Any Any Any AdminAccess AdminNetwork Admin Procedure Step 1 In the access control policy editor click the Rules tab then click Filter by Device A list of targeted devices and device groups appears Step 2 Check one or more check boxes to display only the rules that apply to those devices or groups Or check All to reset and display all of the rules Tip Hover your pointer over a rule criterion to see its value If the criterion represents an object with devicespecific overrides the system displays the override value when you filter the rules list by only that device If the criterion represents an object with domainspecific overrides the system displays the override value when you filter the rules list by devices in that domain Step 3 Click OK Was this Document Helpful Yes No Feedback Contact Cisco Open a Support Case Requires a Cisco Service Contract Share

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City Government Departments Planning Department Planning Department Comprehensive Planning Section The Comprehensive Planning Section regulates the orderly expansion of the City through longrange planning activities as well as studying the established uses to ensure their continued benefit Comprehensive Plan The Comprehensive Plan provides the guidance for development in the City for the next twenty years The plan serves as our guide in making shortterm land use decisions and informs our work in preparing development regulations Land Development Section The Land Development Section is responsible for providing information and guiding developers architects and the general public through the site development approval process The Section analyzes requests to ensure compliance with the Citys Land Development Regulations and makes recommendations on development proposals special exceptions variances and changes of zoning that affect the general welfare of the City of New Smyrna Beach Planning Zoning Board The New Smyrna Beach Planning and Zoning Board is the Local Planning Agency and a citizen board that reviews subdivisions and site plans for compliance with City Codes Technical Review Staff City Technical Review Staff will provide technical review for site plans preliminary and final subdivision plats and Planned Unit Development PUD Master Development Agreements and Conceptual Development Plans Resources November 2018 Development Activity Report Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Zoning Map Land Development Regulations Comprehensive Planning Section Applications and Fees Land Development Section Applications and Fee PreApplication Form FAQs What is my property designated in the Comprehensive Plan What is the densityintensity of uses allowed on my property What is my property zoned Quick Links Comprehensive Plan Zoning Map Useful Forms Address Physical 2650 N Dixie Freeway New Smyrna Beach FL 32168 Mail 210 Sams Avenue New Smyrna Beach FL 32168 Phone Main 386 4102800 Fax 386 4102804 Hours Monday Friday 800 AM 500 PM Contact Us Amye King AICP Planning Director Email Jeff Gove AICP Chief Planner Email Robert Mathen Senior Planner Email Stephanie Doster Planner I Email Michael Salisbury Planner I Email Stephanie Ferrara Admin Specialist II Email Mindy Bodien Zoning Tech Email Code of Ordinances Comprehensive Plan Comprehensive Planning Land Development Maps GIS Data Meeting Schedules Future Land Use and Zoning Study 2015 Annexations SR 44 Corridor Overlay Zone Landscaping Resources

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Home Departments Human Resources Employment Employee Benefits Employee Benefits Effective date January 1 2018 The City of Tulsa offers many benefits to fit your budget and lifestyle You are eligible for most benefits on the first of the month following 30 days of fulltime employment All pricing is biweekly Medical Plans Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Cross Blue Shield is our medical insurance provider and we offer four levels of coverage to choose from Employee Only Employee and Children Employee and Spouse and Family Coverageall offering you more flexibility to best suit your needs You can select one of two plan structures CareATCPrimary Care Option or Heath Savings Account HSA Option And two networks Tulsa Blue Network Hillcrest or Blue Options Select St Francis CareATC Option CareATC provides full access to primary care centers located throughout the Tulsa area including FREE primary care services exams health assessments basic lab work xrays and an extensive prescription drug formulary 30004500 individual Deductible for nonCareATC services 60009000 family deductible for nonCareATC services Employee Only 612 or 1408 per pay period Employee and Children 3185 or 4696 per pay period Employee and Spouse 6125 or 7876 per pay period Employee and Family 8794 or 11261 per pay period 1500 HSA Option The City will contribute 1500 toward a Health Savings Account HSA to help you with deductibles prescriptions emergency room visits etc You can supplement these savings and any balance in this account can roll over from year to year 3000 deductible 60009000 family deductible Employee Only 3762 or 4568 per pay period Employee and Children 6552 or 8083 per pay period Employee and Spouse 9565 or 11338 per pay period Employee and Family 12451 or 14949 per pay period Dental Coverage High Plan 100 prevent 90 restorative 60 major restorative Employee Only 1962 per pay period Family 5655 per pay period Mid Plan 100 percent preventative 80 percent restorative 50 percent major restorative Employee Only 1351 per pay period Family 3895 per pay period Low Plan 100 preventative 80 restorative 0 major restorative Employee Only 977 per pay period Family 2816 per pay period Vision Coverage MetLife provides four options More expensive monthly options reduce copays increase hardware allowances and increase the frequency of hardware reimbursements Employee only 239 445 per pay period Family 560 986 per pay period Life Insurance MetLife Employee coverage equal to two times annual base salary is provided at no cost to the employee Supplemental Life is available up to an additional 500000 including coverage for spouses and dependents Telemedicine Teladoc The plan allows you to contact US board certified doctors by phone or video chat to discuss and diagnose minor illness like cold and flu symptoms allergies urinary tract infections and more Service is available at all hours everyday Longterm Disability Insurance MetLife Three options provide coverage at 40 percent 50 percent or 60 percent of salary up to 10000 monthly Coverage begins on the 180 day after disability Pricing is based on coverage option compensation and age Shortterm Disability Insurance MetLife Three options provide coverage at 40 percent 50 percent or 60 percent Coverage begins on the 8th day after disability Pricing is based on coverage option compensation and age Accident Insurance Voya A pretax benefit that provides direct payment for nonwork related accidents Wellness benefit for important preventive tests pays 100 per adult and 50 per child Employee only 815 Employee and Children 1602 Employee and Spouse 1424 Employee and Family 2210 Employee ADD Insurance MetLife Allows you to protect your family should something happen due to an accident Coverage ranges from 5K to 500K Coverage for spouse andor children is also available Critical Illness Voya This pretax benefit provides a lump sum payment based on your election from 5000 to 30000 for certain critical illnesses like heart attack stroke and cancer Wellness Benefit for important preventive tests plan pays 100 per adult and 50 per child Pricing is based on age and tobacco usage Hospital Indemnity This pretax benefit provides payments for inpatient admissions each day of the inpatient stay including inpatient rehabilitation and a family hotel if 50 miles from home There are two options available Flexible Spending Account WageWorks This account allows you to pay for unreimbursed medical dental prescription vision and child care expenses with pretax dollars This lowers your taxable income which means you keep more of your money Debit cards are provided for the medical FSAs Health Savings Accounts WageWorks This account can only be opened with the medical plans marked HSA These accounts are employee owned allowing you to pay for unreimbursed medical dental prescription and vision expenses with pretax dollars The amount you can save from year to year Legal Plan Hyatt Legal This plan provides a variety of legal services involving wills trusts contracts divorce and routine traffic tickets Plan does not cover criminal cases or drunk driving offenses Employee Assistance Program EAP The City of Tulsa offers a confidential employee assistance program for employees andor immediate family members who are experiencing personal problems Private appointments can be made for any type of personal problems that may be too much to handle alone This assistance is available through Community Care EAP at 918 5945232 Retirement Plan MERP Pension Employees are required to defer 65 percent on a pretax basis Fulltime employees will begin participation in the plan on the first day of the month following their first day of employment The City of Tulsas contribution to the retirement fund equals 155 percent of your earnings The Rule of 90 provides retirement income when continuous service and age equal 90 Deferred Compensation Plan Fidelity To help supplement your retirement income this voluntary plan permits you to defer a minimum of 10 per pay period pretax or Roth The City of Tulsa will deposit an additional 050 for every dollar of employee contribution up to a maximum of 25 per month during the first two years of initial participation in the plan InPlan Roth Conversions are also allowed Employees may begin participation in the plan immediately Internal Promotions Progression Program The City of Tulsa advertises all vacancies to City Employees first This provides employees initial consideration for a higher level position vacancies offering them better pay and more career growth Sign up for Email Alerts through our Employment page to be notified when new internal jobs are posted Employees may apply for internal positions after six months from initial hire date In addition several positions are in a Progression Program This program enables employees as they gain experience education to move up within their job category thus increasing their pay Initial Probationary Period Upon initial appointment to a classified position with the City of Tulsa an employee shall serve a twelve month probationary period Holidays All fulltime and parttime classified employees will receive time off with pay for the following thirteen holidays New Years Day ML King Jr Birthday Good Friday Memorial Day Observed Independence Day Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day Day after Thanksgiving Christmas Eve Christmas Day Two 2 Floating Holidays prorated for new employees Vacation The amount of vacation time to be accrued upon completion of each calendar month of service by regular employees is as follows Note Must be employed a minimum of three months to be eligible for vacation days of yearly accrual 35 days Years of Service Vacation Leave Accrual 0 to 5 years 14 days a year 5 but less than 10 years 16 days a year 10 but less than 15 years 21 days a year 15 but less than 20 years 23 days a year 20 but less than 25 years 25 days a year 25 years or more 26 days a year Sick Leave Eligible employees may receive sick leave during their first year of employment An accrual of twelve days per year is granted only for sick leave purposes An employee may accrue a maximum of 150 working days of sick leave An employee may exchange one sick day for a vacation day based on accrual beyond 120 days City Hall Parking City of Tulsa employees working at One Technology Center are eligible to receive discounted convenient downtown parking The City of Tulsa subsidizes a portion of the cost of either parking or MTTA bus passes There are four lots to choose from Employer Paid Surface Parking Free 100 W Garage 1st St and Boulder 26 a month Williams N Garage 1st St and Boston 36 a month One Technology Garage 1st St and Cincinnati 45 a month MTTA Bus Passes Flash 3 a month Credit Union City of Tulsa employees may be a member of the Employees Federal Credit Union This membership offers savings accounts checking accounts CDs and IRAs Direct Deposit Mobile Banking and Mobile Deposit available EFCU also offers competitive rates on all types of loans such as new autos used autos personal home and lines of credit Employees Federal Credit Union has three locations in Tulsa with one being on the 3rd floor of City Hall Departments Human Resources Employment Dial 311 Report Online Tulsa 311 for Android Mail

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Information Centers Dont settle for less no fee unless you win talk to an attorney Personal Injury Question If Bills Are Covered By Health Insurance Can You Claim That Money In Suit The short answer is yes A person filing a personal injury lawsuit may seek to recover medical expenses even if those medical expenses were paid through health insurance or some type of other insurance plan However there are two very important issues that arise when insurance pays for medical expenses The first issue is subrogation Most health insurance policies have subrogation clauses In general these clauses say that the health insurance company will pay for any medical care that its customers incur as a result of an accident However if the customer makes a recovery against a thirdparty in a settlement or lawsuit then the customer has to use the proceeds to reimburse the insurance company back the amount the insurance company paid So a victim can try to recover the medical expenses but then the victim may have to use the proceeds to pay the health insurance company back Subrogation is complicated because there is often a dispute about how much the victim has to pay back if any There are a number of different legal issues that govern this question depending on the specific facts of the case The fight over the amount to be paid back often takes months to resolve If you would like more information on subrogation read more here Personal injury subrogation primer These things are going to annoy you about your personal injury case Testimonials Brooks You and your whole staff were great through all this and really turned what was a horrible situation right around I came into this not knowing anything about what was possible for me and you guided me through all of this in a way that made me feel like my decisions were well educated as possibleOverall I would have to say I had the best experience possible with the situation a personal injury client The paid or incurred rule The second issue is known as the paid or incurred rule Generally health insurance companies have contracts with doctors hospitals and other medical providers that allow the insurance companies to pay the providers discounted rates For example a procedure might cost a person without health insurance 100000 but a health insurance company is able to negotiate a price of 75000 for the same procedure As a result when a person with health insurance gets the procedure done the bill will be for 100000 but there will be a contractual adjustment of 25000 and the insurance company will only have to In the past the rule in Texas was that defendants shouldnt receive a benefit from a victims purchase of health insurance When the case went to the jury the jury would be asked to award the full 100000 and the jury was never told that health insurance was involved or that the bill was reduced But times have maybe changed Writing with an amazing lack of clarity the legislature adopted a new rule in 2003 that says In addition to any other limitation under law recovery of medical or health care expenses incurred is limited to the amount actually paid or incurred by or on behalf of the claimant Texas case law is clear that the word incurred means the full amount of the bill At the same time its apparent that the amount actually paid is the discounted amount So what are courts supposed to do The bill doesnt say the plaintiff can recover the lesser of the amount paid or incurred Likewise it doesnt say the plaintiff can recover the greater of the two amounts It just says that a plaintiffs recovery is limited to one of these two measures of the bills but it doesnt provide any mechanism to decide which of the measures should be This is a fight that is argued in every personal injury case Finally the Supreme Court issued a case in July of 2011 clarifying the meaning And they held that An injured person can only ask the jury for the reduced amount that was actually paid to the medical provider In essence a defendant now gets the benefits due you because you had the foresight to obtain health insurance This ruling has an effect on the value of your claims In some cases there is little we can do to avoid application of the rule but in some cases we can use some strategies to try and maximize your recovery All information centers Auto Accident Information Center Personal Injury Information Center Wrongful Death Information Center Litigation Information Center Holding Wrongdoers Accountable Learn more about car insurance in Texas and what you can do to avoid common accident claim mistakes with these free resources DOWNLOAD NOW Brooks Schuelke was a huge asset I wholeheartedly endorse MrSchuelke without a moments hesitation Sara Hickman

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Management Team Warren B Kanders Executive Chairman Warren B Kanders our executive chairman has served as one of our directors since June 2002 and as executive chairman of our board of directors since December 2002 Since 1990 he has served as the president of Kanders Company Inc a private investment firm he principally owns and controls that makes investments in and provides consulting services to public and private entities From January 1996 until its sale to BAE Systems plc on July 31 2007 Mr Kanders served as the chairman of the board of directors and as the CEO from April 2003 of Armor Holdings Inc formerly a Mr Kanders graduated with an AB degree in Economics from Brown University He also serves on the board of trustees of the Whitney Museum of American Art the Winston Churchill Foundation and the Hospital for Special Surgery and is a member of the Advisory Council of The Institute at Brown for Environment and Society Mr Kanders also was a former trustee of the Choate Rosemary Hall School John C Walbrecht President John C Walbrecht has served as the president of the Companys Outdoor Group since October 2017 and president of Black Diamond Equipment since October 2016 Before joining the Company Mr Walbrecht served as the president of Mountain Hardwear from March 2016 to October 2016 Prior to Mountain Hardwear he served as the president and CEO of Fenix Outdoors NA from January 2012 until March 2016 Mr Walbrecht has also served in various senior roles with Brandbase Spyder Dr MartensAirwair and Timberland Mr Walbrecht holds a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Economics from Brigham Young University Aaron J Kuehne Chief Administrative Officer Chief Financial Officer Secretary and Treasurer Aaron J Kuehne has served as our Chief Administrative Officer since July 2017 and our CFO secretary and treasurer since March 2013 and has been with the Company since September 2010 Before joining the Company in September 2010 Mr Kuehne served as the corporate controller of Certiport from August 2009 to September 2010 From July 2004 to August 2009 Mr Kuehne served in various capacities with KPMG LLP most recently as audit manager Mr Kuehne graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from University of Utah David Eccles School of Business in 2002 and with a MBA degree

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