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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFixing Maximum Salaries Wages Appointed Officers and Employees 1980ORDINANCE No 6615 -79 Passed by the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana_ K i 23 19 79 IRENE K. GAMMON Presented by me to the Mayor of the City of South Bend, Indiana City Clerk July 24 �9 79 K of Common Council IRENE K. GAMMON Approved and signed by me _ ( D_ ;z q-- 19-21-- City Clerk ORDINANCE NO. L (e I a".0) AN ORDINANCE FIXING MAXIMUM SALARIES AND WAGES OF APPOINTED OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, FOR THE YEAR OF 1980 INDIANA: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND, SECTION I. That from and after the 1st day of January, 1980, the maximum salaries and wages for the following appointed officers and employees of the City of South Bend, Indiana, for the year 1980 shall be: PRESENT ANNUAL SALARIES POSITION SALARY PROPOSED AMENDED I. Clerk of the Boards: Works 12,750 13,439 and Safety Clerk,Boards of Works and Safety II. Department of Law 24,000 25,296 City Attorney 14,380 15,157 Chief Deputy City Attorney 14,380 15,157 Asst. City Attorney 10,000 10,540 Deputy City Attorney 9,000 9,486 Hearing Officer 14,580 15,368 Legal Intern III 4.91 /Hr. 5.18 /Hr. Legal Intern II 4.37/Hr. 4.24/Hr. 4.61 /hr. Legal Intern I 3.82 /Hr. 3.71 /Hr. 4.03 /hr. III. Department of Administration Maintenance Foreman 14,118 and Finance Morris Theater House Mgr. Controller 18,462 19,459 Director of Personnel 16,106 16,976 Asst.Director of Personnel 13,629 14,365 Personnel Specialist 12,684 13,369 Chief Deputy Controller 19,928 21,005 Buyer 11,611 12,238 Printing Technician 11,650 12,280 Fiscal Officer 16,638 17,537 Fiscal Aide 11,085 11,684 Century Center Executive Director 24,000 25,296 Events Coordinator 16,116 16,987 Events Supervisor 11,500 12,121 Scheduling Coordinator 13,032 13,736 Sales Coordinator 13,032 13,736 Building Engineer 19,000 20,026 Custodial Foreman 14,118 14,881 Maintenance Foreman 14,118 14,881 Morris Theater House Mgr. 13,487 14,216 Morris Civic Maintenance Technician 12,278 12,941 Discovery Hall Director 18,299 19,288 Discovery Hall Curator of Ed. 11,946 12,592 Collection's Coordinator 9,025 9,513 Security Guard 4.30 /Hr. 4.53/Hr. Group Leader 4.84/Hr. 5.10 /Hr. Asst. Group Leader - 4.60 /Hr. 4.60 /Hr. 4.85/Hr. Custodian II 4.50 /Hr. 4.74/Hr. 4.75/Hr. Custodian I 4.20 /Hr. 4.43/Hr. Maintenance Mechanic III 4.84/Hr. 5.10 /Hr. 5.11 /Hr. Maintenance Mechanic II 4.54/Hr. 4.79/Hr. Maintenance Mechanic I 4.34/Hr. 4.57/Hr. 4.58/Hr. Part -time 3.00 /Hr. 3.10 /Hr. - 1 IV. V. PRESENT ANNUAL SALARIES POSITION SALARY PROPOSED AMENDED Department of Human Resources Director 15,000 15,810 Mayor's Action /Environmental Center Director 13,814 13,407 14,560 Environ.Protection Off. 10,795 10,451 11,378 Human Rights Director of Human Rights 17,719 18,676 Field Worker II 13,545 14,277 Field Worker I 13,084 13,791 Investigative Asst. - -- 12,016 Parks Superintendent of Parks 22,513 23,729 Board Members 300 317 Park Attorney 3,258 3,434 Fiscal Officer 16,638 17,537 Asst. Superintendent of Parks 18,000 18,972 Park Security Chief 15,204 16,972 16,026 Foreman 14,677 15,470 Potawatomi Grounds Keeper 10,599 11,172 Golf Pro and Rink Mgr. 12,000 12,648 Florist 12,227 12,888 Attendant,Storyland Zoo 1,727 1,821 Cashier and Asst. Pro 4,605 4,854 Custodian, Pinhook 8,660 9,128 Golf and Tennis Pro 5,180 5,460 Refrigeration & Pool Eng. 13,775 14,519 Greenskeeper 15,502 16,340 Park. General Supervisor 14,696 15,490 Park Naturalist, -- Rum Village 11,524 12,147 Forester 14,546 15,332 Potawatomi Zoo Director 13,814 14,560 Supervisor II(Summer) 2,044 2,155 Recreation Center Dir. 11,977 12,624 Recreation Center Asst. Director 10,065 10,609 Supervisors,Recreation Center 14,350 15,125 Recreation Leader 9,781 10,310 Senior Citizen Director 8,008 8,441 Senior Citizen Asst. Director 4,374 4,611 Supervisor, Natatorium 10,078 10,623 Recreation Aide 9,011 9,498 Cashier, Outdoor Pools 1,381 1,456 Summer Recreation Leader 1,842 1,942 Life Guard & Swim Instructor 1,842 1,942 Ice Rink Guards 4.11 /Hr. 4.33/Hr. 4.34 /Fir. Pay Group I(plumber,mechanic- auto & mower,mason,welder, cabinet- maker,elec= trician) 6.17 /Hr. 6.42/Hr. - 2 - POSITION PRESENT ANNUAL SALARIES 14,118 SALARY PROPOSED AMENDED Parks (font' d. ) Crossing Guard III 3,942 4,155 Pay Group II (mason II, 3,315 3,495 Crossing Guard I plumber II,painter, 3,274 Parking Enforcement Person 7,710 grower,carpenter, Recruits 10,411 10,974 mechanic, recreation 10,191 10,742 Data and Communications group leader,asst. 13,369 Specialist - -- greenskeeper, high Safetyville Administrative 9,388 9,895 range climber, mower 4,862 8,233 Safetyville Groundskeeper mechanic) 5.98/Hr. 6.23/Hr. - -- Pay Group III(carpenter II, Communications group leaders, painter, ass't. grower, heavy equipment operators, animal keeper I) 5.50 /Hr. 5.75/Hr. Pay Group IV(zoo curators, golf course chief .mechanic) 5.43/Hr. 5.68/Hr. Pay group V(light equipment operators, tree surgeon, animal keeper II, flori- culturist or grower II, head custodian, stock clerk, roof mower) 5.09 /Hr. 5.34/Hr. Pay Group VI(general labor) 4.75/Hr. 5.00 /Hr. Summer and part -time 3.62/Hr. 3.87/Hr. 3.82/Hr. Park Police Captain 6.55/Hr. 6.80 /Hr. 6.91 1Hr. Park Police 6.28/Hr. 6.53/Hr. 6.62/Hr. VI. Department of Safety Sealer of Weights and Measures 15,541 16,381 Merit Board Coordinator 14,118 14,881 NCIC Operators 10,127 10,674 Crossing Guard III 3,942 4,155 Crossing Guard II 3,315 3,495 Crossing Guard I 3,106 3,274 Parking Enforcement Person 7,710 8,127 Recruits 10,411 10,974 Dog Warden 10,191 10,742 Data and Communications 12,684 13,369 Specialist - -- 10,400 Safetyville Administrative 9,388 9,895 Asst. 4,862 8,233 Safetyville Groundskeeper 2.99/Hr. 3.16 /Hr. Mechanic I Modified - -- 10,523 Communications Director Communications and Electronics 17,719 18,676 Radio Technician III 16,077 16,946 Radio Technician II 14,350 15,125 Radio Technician I 13,775 14,519 Installer II 10,991 11,585 Installer I 10,491 11,058 Youth Service Bureau Director 18,262 19,249 Coordinator of Recreation 12,500 13,175 Asst. Director 13,000 13,702 Director, School Service Coordination 12,624 13,306 Outreach Worker 10,991 11,585 Coordinator of Employment 15,000 15,810 Shelter Supervisor 11,946 12,592 Rent -A -Teen Manager 9,774 10,302 Client Service Specialist 12,684 13,369 Job Coach 11,909 12,553 Intake Specialist 9,388 9,895 Family Therapist 5.55/Hr. 5.85/Hr. Live -In Counselor 7,250 7,642 Shelter Counselor 3.55/Hr. 3.74/Hr. 3.75/Hr. - 3- VII. PRESENT ANNUAL POSITION SALARY PROPOSED Department of Public Works City Engineer(Director of 17,102 18,026 Department of Public 6.18 /Hr. 6.43/Hr. Works) 18,000 18,972 Bureau of Design and 14,518 15,302 Administration Manager 18,201 19,184 Bureau of Public 5.74/Hr. 5.9,9 /Hr. Construction Manager 18,299 19,288 Project Engineer 16,633 17,532 Engineer 14,427 15,207 Office Manager 15,710 16,559 Engineering Aide III 13,257 13,973 Engineering Aide II 12,090 12,743 Engineering Aide I 11,760 12,396 Draftsman 10,545 11,115 Building and Permits 5.05 /Hr. 5.30 /H.r. Building Commissioner 20,000 21,080 Asst.Building Commissioner 134'238 13,953 Substandard Building Dir. 17,500 18,445 Inspector III 12,476 13,150 Inspector II 11,343 11,956 Inspector I 10,996 11,590 Bureau of Vehicle and Building Maintenance. SALARIES AMENDED Manager 17,102 18,026 Parts Manager 6.18 /Hr. 6.43/Hr. Janitor 4.80 /Hr. 5.05 /Hr. Foreman 14,518 15,302 Mechanic IV 6.03 /Hr. 6.28/Hr. Mechanic III 5.74/Hr. 5.9,9 /Hr. Mechanic II 5.37/Hr. 5.62/Hr. Mechanic I 5.05 /Hr. 5.30 /Hr. Machinist 6.22/Hr. 6.47/Hr. Building Engineer 5.98/Hr. 6.23/Hr. Asst.Building Engineer 4.82/Hr. 5.07 /Hr. Building Maintenance 6.22/Hr. 6.47/Hr. Employee 5.05 /Hr. 5.25/Hr. 5.30 /Hr. Bureau of Cemeteries Skilled Labor 5.05 /Hr. 5.30 /H.r. Equipment Operator 5.17 /Hr. 5.42/Hr. Bureau of Streets Manager, Division of Transportation 20,938 22,069 Manager,Bureau of Streets 19,482 20,535 General Foreman 15,812 16,666 Foreman 14,581 15,369 Radio Dispatcher II_ 8,991 9,477 Radio Dispatcher I 8,491 8,950 General Labor 4.75/Hr. 5.00 /Hr. Equipment Operator IV 5.50/Hr. 5.75/Hr. Equipment Operator III 5.35/Hr. 5.60 /Hr. Equipment,Operator II 5.25/Hr. 5.50 /Hr. Equipment Operator I 5.05 /Hr. 5.30 /Hr. Machinist 6.22/Hr. 6.47/Hr. - 4 -- VIII. POSTTTON Municipal Parking & Meters Director General Foreman Foreman Parking Attendant Cashier Clerk Custodian Traffic and Lighting Manager Asst. Manager Traffic Supervisor Signal Supervisor Sign Artist Group Leader Signal Technician II Signal Technician I Equipment Operator III Equipment Operator II Operations Technician Division of Utilities Bureau of Solid Waste Manager Engineer (_part -time) Solid Waste Driver Solid Waste Picker II Solid Waste Picker I Job Leader Utilities (self - supporting) PRESENT SALARY 15,300 4.88/Hr. 4.40 /Hr. 4.00 /Hr. 4.00 /Hr. 4.00 /Hr. 4.00 /Hr. 17,756 14,717 5.8 8 /Hr. 6.19 /Hr. 5.75/Hr. 5.75/Hr. 6.18 /Hr. 5.69/Hr. 5.43/Hr.. 5.36/Hr. 5.57/Hr. 15,995 1,727 5.61 /Hr. 5.42/Hr. 5.37/Hr. 5.99/Hr. ANNUAL PROPOSED 16,127 5.14 /Hr. 4.64/Hr. 4.22/Hr. 4.22/Hr. 4.22/Hr. 4.22/Hr. 18,715 15,512 6.53;/Hr. 6.53/Hr. 6.00 /Hr. 6.00 /Hr. 6.43/Hr. 5.94/Hr. 5.68/Hr. 5.61 /Hr. 5.82/Hr. 16,859 1,821 5.86/Hr. 5.67/Hr. 5.62/Hr. 6,24/Hr. Superintendent IV 17,339 18,276 Superintendent II1 16,742 17,647 Superintendent II 16,470 17,360 Superintendent I 16,116 16,987 Project Engineer 16,362 17,246 Asst. Superintendent IV 15,119 15,936 Asst. Superintendent III 14,886 15,690 Asst. Superintendent II 14,650 15,442 Asst. Superintendent I 14,158 14,923 Bureau of Water Director of Utilities 20,916 22,046 Programmer 12,066 12,718 System Analyst 12,969 13,670 Data Processing Coord. 15,000 15,810 Keypunch operator I:I.I: 10,035 10,577 Keypunch Operator II 9,256 9,756 Keypunch Operator I 8,708 9,179 Collector 2,705 2,852 Personnel Supervisor 4,000 4,216 Meter Foreman 12,092 12,745 Meter Reader IV 9,558 10,075 Meter Reader II:I 9,114 9,607 Meter Reader II 6,972 7,349 Meter Reader I 4,518 4,762 Billing Department Coordinator 9,812 10,342 Internal Control Supervisor 3,000 3,162 Customer Relations Super- visor 10,254 10,808 Head Cashier 8,932 9,415 Printing Technician 500 527 -5- SALARIES AMENDED 5.15 /Hr. PRESENT ANNUAL SALARIES POSITION SALARY PROPOSED AMENDED Bureau of Water (_Cont'd.) Meter and Distribution Class A Heavy Meter Installer 5.23/Hr. Class B Heavy Meter Installer 5.04 /Hr. Operator V 5.60 /Hr. Operator IV 5.58/Hr. Operator III 5.48/Hr. Operator II 5.34/Hr. Operator I 4.97/Hr. Maintenance Group Leader 6.04 /Hr. Maintenance Man II 5.57/Hr. Maintenance Man I 5.34/Hr. Maintenance Man Helper 4.97/Hr. Route Man Class A 5.23/Hr. Route Man Class B 5.04 /Hr. Emergency Repairman 5.43/Hr. Meter Repair Inside Class A 5.22/Hr. Meter Repair Inside Class B 5.04 /Hr. Clerk Dispatcher 5.22/Hr. Utility Employee 4.82/Hr. Janitor 4.80 /Hr. Construction and Maintenance Shut -off Man Foreman III Foreman II Foreman I Maintenance Technician IV Maintenance Technician III Machinist Job Leader Crew Chief Heavy Equipment Operator Light Equipment Operator Skilled Labor II General Labor Temporary Labor II Temporary Labor I Chief Control Dispatcher Bureau of Waste Water Manager Chief Chemist Chemist IV Chemist III Chemist II Chemist I Asst. Chemist IV Asst. Chemist III Asst. Chemist II Asst. Chemist_ I Office Manager Lab Technician Lab Technician Lab Technician Lab Technician Lab Technician Chief Operators Operators Chief Mechanic Mechanic Master Mechanic Mechanic Helper IV III II I (trainee) 11,399 12,854 12,135 11,397 5.70 /Hr. 5.34/Hr. 6.17 /Hr. 6.19 /Hr. 5.46/Hr. 6.00 /Hr. 5.43/Hr. 5.30 /Hr. 4.75/Hr. 3.74/Hr. 3.00 /Hr. 5.42/Hr. 19,000 15,886 13,532 13,291 13,049 12,566 12,534 12,298 12,070 11,614 13,814 4.89/Hr. 4.79/Hr. 4.69/Hr. 4.54/Hr. 3.95/Hr. 5.95/Hr. 5.62/Hr. 6.14 /Hr. 6.32/Hr. 5.98/Hr.. 5. 42 /Hr. 5.48/Hr. 5.29/Hr. 5.85/Hr. 5.83/Hr. 5.73/Hr. 5.59/Hr. 5.22/Hr. 6.29/Hr. 5.82/Hr. 5.59/Hr. 5.22/Hr. 5.48 /Hr. 5.29/Hr. 5.68/Hr. 5.47/Hr. 5.29/Hr. 5.47/Hr. 5.07 /Hr. 5.05 /Hr. 12,015 13,549 12,791 12,013 5.95/Hr. 5.59/Hr. 6.42/Hr. 6.44/Hr. 5.71 /Hr. 6.25/Hr. 5.6 8 /Hr. 5.55/Hr. 5.00 /Hr. 3.95/Hr. 3. 16 /Hr. 5.67/Hr. 20,026 16,744 14,263 14,009 13,754 13,245 13,211 12,963 12,722 12,242 14,560 5.15 /Hr. 5. 05 /Hr. 4.94/Hr. 4.79/Hr. 4.16/Hr. 6.20 /Hr. 5.87/Hr. 6.39/Hr. 6.57/Hr. 6.23/Hr. 5.67/Hr. 5.16 /Hr. 4.95/Hr. 4.17 /Hr. POSITION PRESENT SALARY ANNUAL SALARIES PROPOSED AMENDED Electrician 6.14 /Hr. 6.39/Hr. Electrician Asst. 5.42/Hr. 5.67/Hr. Painter 5.42/Hr. 5.67/Hr. Yard Man 4.75/Hr. 5.00 /Hr. Janitor 4.80 /Hr. 5.05 /Hr. Compressor Room Operator 5.70 /Hr. 5.95/Hr. Skilled Labor II 5.30 /Hr. 5.55/Hr. Utility Operator 5.62/Hr. 5.87/Hr. Chemical Building Operator 5.80 /Hr. 6.05 /Hr. Bureau of Sanitation Manager 19,000 20,026 Superintendent II 16,904 17,817 Superintendent I 14,408 15,187 Foreman III 13,010 13,713 Chief Mechanic 6.14 /Hr. 6.39/Hr. Mechanic 5.98/Hr. 6.23/Hr. Crane Operator 6.00 /Hr. 6.25/Hr. Heavy Equipment Operator 5.46/Hr. 5.71 /Hr. Light Equipment Operator 5.17 /Hr. 5.42/Hr. Crew Chief 5.46/Hr. 5.71 /Hr. Skilled Labor II 5.30 /Hr. 5.55/Hr. General Labor 4.75/Hr. 5.00 /Hr. IX. General Classification PROPOSED AMENDED Minimum Maximum Secretary V 10,666 11,242 Secretary IV 10,026 10,568 Secretary III 9,316 9,820 Secretary II 8,761 9,235 Secretary I 8,211 8,655 Acct.Clerk IV 10,631 11,206 Acct.Clerk ILI 9,861 10,394 Acct.Clerk II 9,289 9,791 Acct.Clerk I 8,761 9,235 Clerk IV 8,871 9,351 Clerk III 8,550 9,012 Clerk II 8,211 8,655 Clerk I 7,936 8,365 Stock. Clerk II 10,521 11,090 Stock Clerk I 9,971 10,510 Auditor III 14,063 14,823 Auditor II 12,681 13,366 Auditor I 11,605 12,232 POSITION PRESENT SALARIES ANNUAL SALARIES PROPOSED AMENDED Administrative Assistant for Public Safety 19,548 20,604 Mayor's Secretary 11,452 12,071 Receptionist 8,761 9F235 Telephone Operator P P 8,708 9,179 Utility Commissioner 2,500 3,162 2,635 Court Liaison 11,560 12,185 Radio Operator 8,708 9,179 Radio Dispatcher III 10,126 10,673 Barrett Law Clerk 11,730 12,364 Cashier II Barrett Law 4,797 _5,056 Pension Secretary 2,300 2,500 Chief Deputy City Clerk 12,489 13,16.4 Deputy City Clerk 10,232 10,785 Temporary-Labor 3.50 /Hr. 3.50/Hr. - 7 - PRESENT ANNUAL SALARIES POSITION SALARIES PROPOSED AMENDED General Services Employee I 4.00 /Hr. 4.00 /Hr. General Services Employee II 4.25/Hr. 4.25/Hr. Aide 3.00 /Hr. 3.00 /Hr. Trainee 3.50 /Hr. SECTION II. It is agreed that those hourly wages which pertain to Teamster Local No. 364 members shall be administered in the following manner: A. For the year 1980, a general increase of 25� per hour is granted as follows: 1. 20G per hour January 1, 1980 through December 31, 1980, and 2. 5� per hour July 1, 1980 through December 31, 1980. SECTION III. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. 1sf READING ?- 7. 7 / PUBLIC HEARING 7 -P?J- '7 7 2nd READING ,7. p3 .75 NOT APPROVED, REFERRED PASSED • -� 3 - ;7 9 - 8 - of . th.e Common Counc ®I signed only to provide an opportunity for public discussion and Council action on the issue. I- .Y:�:i L�; %❑ LV �i43 t141:� � it %��ft ��l ��?�F''O JUL 5 1979 J4U'lle Grimm L CTY LLE7K, SGH BEND, I D OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY of SOUTH BEND PETER J. NEMETH, Mayor COUNTY -CITY BUILDING SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46601 July 5, 1979 AREA 219 284 - 9261 Common Council County -City Building South Bend, Indiana 46601 Dear Members of the Council: Attached hereto please find the proposed salary ordinance for the city's 1980 fiscal year. Each position is receiving an approximate 5.4% increase above the 1979 rate, with the following exceptions: 1. Teamster wages were increased 25� per hour; 20fi per hour payable January 1, 1980, and 5� per hour payable July 1, 1980. 2. Part -time help increased to $3.10 to comply with the 1980 minimum wage law. 3. General Services Employee I, General Services Employee II and Aide are being maintained at 1979 levels in order to work within CETA minimum and average wage ranges. Your favorable consideration of this ordinance is requested. Very ruly ours, Peter J. Nemeth PJN /bib Attachment