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Home My WebLink About00135 minutes in an hour, he shell be paid for one hour of work. The exact form222�Jis i I works 45 or more minutes in an hour, he shell be paid for one hour of work. The exact form f such time report shall be prescribed by the City Clerk. Such time reports shall be certif ad y the employee and office head or supervisor, not less than once each month, as a correct j ecord of the days and hours worked, and such reports shall be submitted to the City Clerk of later than noon of the first day of each month. i _ Section 6. Employees occupying the positions set out in section 2 above shall receive not s tnT esT-Ma minimum monthly salary specified by this section. Such minimum monthly salary Bing the product of the positions hourly wnge rate, as sot out in Section 2 hereof, times th umber of hours included in the regular work weak for such position, as provided by Section 3 eroof, with provision in such computati n for one and one-hnlf times the regular hourly rate or all hours in excess of forty hours in such regular work week. { The purpose of such minimum salaries is to assure City Employees and adequate standfirt of 1 vJng and to assure to the city loynl end qualified employees to conduct its nffairs. I� Section 7. All employees working, hours in excess of their regular work week as specified ;I( y se�3 hereof shall receive pay in addition to their minimum monthly wage, based on j dditional hours worked times one and one half times their regular hourly wage as specified b t j, action 2 hereof. Section 8. The following officers and employees shall be considered executive, administret vo r professional employees as heroinnftor indiented, and shnll receive monthly or annual sells ins s set forth by the city budget. Such employees, because of the nature of their wor, shall i! of be entitled to overtime pay end no time records shall be required for the incumbents of f uch positions: 1-Executives: .Any city officer whose salary is set by the City Council, the head of all r City departments, and city supervisory personnel who are responsible for the hiring or terminating the employment of other city employees: 2-Administrative and professional personnel: City Administrative Officers, technical advis rs, ssniterians and consultants. Section 9. No employee shall work hours in excess of his regular work week, as specified .j, by section 3 hereof, without the prior approval of his office head: and any employee who shell work without such prior approval shall not be deemed to be employed by the city of I port townsond, and such services shall be deemed to be a more gratuity. Section 10. lIo MN office or department head shall authorize any employee to work any ours n excess of his regularly scheduled work week unless there is available to the head 'f such office sufficient funds within his budget to pay the added cost of such additional�I work, and nothing in this resolution shall authorize any office or department to exceed andy budget item. Section 11. For the purpose of computing each employees state retirement contribution, suc ei-i mToyees minimum monthly salary shall be deemed to be his base salary or wage. ' Section 12. This resolution shell become effective immediately upon its passage and shnl e ed—iemec o supersede any prior resolution of the City of Port Townsend, found to be incon- sistent herewith. j Passed this 9th day of June, 1959. IIi tAarilou Lo_ighton T? ayor � Attest: Gale I. Youngblood City Clerk i Approved as to form: Glen Abraham Jr. City Attorney j It was moved by Councilman Mueller seconded by Councilman SIebenbaum that the resolution b ! adopted. Motion carried. ' Mayor Leighton explained to the Council that a law had been passed to pay rectoactive pay h ti d fi s f Jul 1 1957 The total amount of the + 1 of •25.00 per month to eac re re reman a o y , rectoactite pay and to the end of this year amounted to 51,500.00. Councilman Siebenbaum made a motion seconded by Councilman Swinhoe thnt the City .Attorney be authorized to drnw up _ an ordinance to cover the $25.00 YM2iziSHKGit(gXji1( .t4 XsiSZy CZyYSflSX added pay of the retired fireman )!dhffXziX rectoactibe from July 1, 1957 the total amount to the end of 1959 would be in the amount of $1500.00. Motion Carried. f Mayon Leighton said that site and the finnsnce committee hnd met with the state auditor and it was suggested that the garbage departmont should be a separate Utility. After some &i'Sifif.' discussion Councilmnn Swinhoe moved that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up an Ord. Q establishing the Garbage Dept as a separate Utility, seconded by Councilmnn Siobenbaum. motion carried. 'favor Leighton explained that'a franchise tax should be charged to the Water Dept. and the Garbage Dept, again after some discussion it was moved by Councilman Mueller seconded by Councilmen Avery that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up seperate Ordinances on the =_ Tatar Dept. And ,argsge Dept. taxi:exxnitxtmxthmx3n=rrmtx�-i':pzx:buadx for a franchise tax 31f th amount to be established when the ordinances were present i. h:otion carried. I Councilman Lafferty informed the Council that Mr Cnrroll was willing to extend the 9th at. road to the existing highwny. Councilman Sullivan said that Mr. Arey informed him that the state would not allow the street to enter on the highway at the pp point. After some discussio Mayor Leighton turned the matter over to the Street Co mittee tb find out from the state whether or not the road could enter at the desired point. Fire Chief Jones asked the Mayor k Council if the firemens vacation money could be roconsi ered as Loney was not nut in the budget this ;,roar. Mayor Leighton informed Chief Jones that it would be considered in next years budget. ADJOURNM-.-27T As there was no further business to e�como Before the Council at this time it was moved by I Councilman Siebenbsum seconded by Councilman Swinhoe that t::e Council do dow adjourn. Motion carried. ateyna Attest: cl- - �i• ' rat �� y C e 4 .223 , xn ii .ur+w �l a MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OP JUNE 16, 1959 ,. %' June 16, 1589 Port Townsend Washington The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 16th day of June Leighton 1959, at 7:30 PM in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor presiding. � k ROLL CALL Officers &members present were as follows: Mayor Leighton, City Attorney Abraham, City Clerk Youngblood, Councilmen Sullivan, Mueller, Lafferty, Siebenbaum, Lindsey, Swinhoe, Councilwoman Avery absent. R 1AINUTES OF THE PREVI')US SESSION 4 Minutes of the previous session was read in full and approved. F, BUILDING PERMITS • r�x:� ),} The following building permits were presented and acted upon as follows: } ,. I. E. Snmpson, Porch, 41X81, Concrete, 712 H St., $25.00. 7 Norman Ellis, basement, concrete, 25tX26!, 25th & Gise, 0500.00. _ C.J. Fling, Pence, 501 L. Wood, 1536 ,'lssaington, $30.00. It was moved by Councilman Siebonbaum seconded by Councilman Lindsey, thnt the p3rmits be y` grnnted, motion carried. { 7 POLICE REPORT Ttie police report was read for the month of May 1959 and was ordered 9iled. ORDINANCE NO 1361 wtr AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT TOWNSEIID AUTiORIZING .AND DIRECTING Tim MAYOR OF SAID CITY TO ENTER INTO A CERTAIN WATER PIPELINE EASESII:IiT AND AGREEMENT WITH SCOTT i 'g! < PAPER COMPANY, A PENN SYLVANIA CORPOR:ATIOII, ON BEHALF OF �r SAID CITY. 1 The above titled Ordinance 1362 was read in full and it was moved by Councilman 3., Siebenbaum seconded by Councilman Lindsey thnt the first reading be considered the second Vr reading and the third rending by title only. Motion carried. x � sxY;a f `yt i - THIRD READING AND PASSAGE `. Ordinance #1362 was read by title only and it was moved by Councilman Siebenbaum seconded ' by Councilman. Lindsey that the Ordinance No 136R3do now pass. 'Action carried. rr ORDINANCE NO 136,64 U + .+ All ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF PORT TOWNSE11D MAKING AN AP'ROPRIATION FOR EXPENDITURiS DURING THE YEAR 1959, FROM FIREMd NSA RELIEF AND PENSION FUND FOR RETIRED FIR NIENSa COM'ENSATION, AND DECLARING AN EM-ERGEI1CY. The above titled Ordinance No136Xiwas read in full and due to its nature had to be held 4� " over until the next regular session. ' Are to explain about a new ar a e dump. Mayor Leighton called upon Country Commissioner y p g � $ �JI is Arey said that the.county owned 35 acres of land next to the present garbage dump and that ..: the County would sell the land to the City for taxes only. For a ten acre piece the amount would be 658.80and for the 35 acres it would cost the City $254.82. Mr Arey said it would ' l+` only take about a day to build a road into the area. After some discussion end looking over E d'x he maps that Mr. Arey had the Council gave ti:eir approval and after a short recess City ,t Abraham prepared and Ordinance ns follows. rAttorney > ORDINANCE 110 1365 .+i An Ordinance of the City of Port Townsend appropriating the sum of $254.82 to the Current Expense Fund for the }+, purchase of lands for Garbage Dump purposes, and l^ ® declaring an emergency. rit Due to the Nature of Ord. No. 1365 it had to be hold over until the next regulnr session. iU !Aayor Idghton announced that Mrs Hazel O'Rear term had expired on the Library board and '1 he did not wish to continue. The Library bonrd wished to appoint b1r !carry Deits on which r the May or gave her approval. s9w ADJOURNM.27T As there wns no further business to come before the Council at this time it vies moved by ouncilmsn Lindsey seconded by Councilman Siebenbnum that the meeting do now sojourn, Motion s �s carried. x MAYOR er j 3 i t`