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<br />JULY 22, 1968
<br />REPORT OF FEES AND SALARIES COMMITTEE (continued)
<br />Director, HR, & F.E.P.C.
<br />12,000
<br />*
<br />Field Worker I
<br />8,050
<br />Field Worker II
<br />0
<br />Parking Meter Superintendent
<br />6,605
<br />*
<br />Collector - Repairman
<br />6,075
<br />*
<br />Sealer of Weights & Measures
<br />8,700
<br />Board Member, Parks & Recreation
<br />300
<br />Park Attorney
<br />1,940
<br />Superintendent, Parks & Forestry
<br />12,500
<br />Assistant Superintendent, Parks & Forestry
<br />(Construction, Maintenance, Landscaping)
<br />9,000
<br />Assistant Superintendent, Parks & Forestry
<br />(Business & Administration)
<br />9,000
<br />Zoo Keeper
<br />5,885
<br />Florist
<br />7,150
<br />Attendant,, Storyland Zoo
<br />1,015
<br />Cashier I
<br />750
<br />Cashier II
<br />2,520
<br />Cashier, Eicskine & Elbel
<br />2,835
<br />Cashier, Studebaker
<br />1,658
<br />Golf Professional
<br />3,180
<br />Refrigeration and Pool Engineer
<br />7,140
<br />Greenskeeper
<br />6,575
<br />Supervisor II 1,100 * =- Supervisor I
<br />1,000
<br />Recreation Leader I
<br />450
<br />Recreation Leader II
<br />900
<br />Recreation Leader III
<br />1,000
<br />LaSalle Center Director
<br />7,000
<br />LaSalle Center Assistant Director
<br />5,500
<br />Custodian, Pinhook Pavilion
<br />4,600
<br />Supervisor, Natatorium
<br />5,510
<br />Executive Director, Dept. of Redevelopment
<br />14,500
<br />Redevelopment Engineer
<br />10,250
<br />Assistant Director Director, Dept. of Redevelopment
<br />10,500
<br />Rehabilitation Officer
<br />8,000
<br />Commercial Rehabilitation Specialist
<br />7,000
<br />Relocation Director
<br />8,000
<br />Relocation Aide
<br />4,665
<br />*
<br />Planner
<br />8,254
<br />Planning Assistant
<br />5,795
<br />*
<br />Real Estate Officer
<br />9,500
<br />Real Estate Specialist
<br />4,980
<br />*
<br />Finance Officer
<br />8,000
<br />Financial Advisor
<br />7,570
<br />Maintenance Man I
<br />5,465
<br />*
<br />Maintenance Man II
<br />6,680
<br />*
<br />Custodian I
<br />3,440
<br />*
<br />Custodian II
<br />4,485
<br />*
<br />Manager, Municipal Services Facility
<br />9,000
<br />Personnel Supervisor
<br />2,400
<br />*
<br />Buyer
<br />6,680
<br />*
<br />Office Supervisor
<br />5,040
<br />*
<br />Executive Secretary
<br />5,670
<br />Secretary I
<br />4,665
<br />Secretary II
<br />4,850
<br />Stenographer I
<br />4,035
<br />Stenographer II
<br />43,410
<br />Accounting Clerk I
<br />4,535
<br />Accounting Clerk II
<br />4,850
<br />*
<br />Accounting Clerk III
<br />5,610
<br />*
<br />Accounting Clerk IV
<br />6,050
<br />*
<br />Clerk I
<br />4,035
<br />*
<br />Clerk II
<br />4,160
<br />*
<br />Clerk III
<br />4,410
<br />*
<br />Telephone Operator
<br />4,485
<br />*
<br />Crossing Guard I
<br />1,352
<br />*
<br />Crossing Guard II
<br />1,484
<br />*
<br />Stock Clerk I
<br />5,510
<br />Stock Clerk II
<br />5,975
<br />Record Clerk
<br />4,915
<br />Janitor
<br />5,040
<br />* No change recommended
<br />/s/ Janet S. Allen, Chairman
<br />There being no objection, the report was accepted as read, and placed on file.
<br />ORDINANCE
<br />AN ORDINANCE FIXING MAXIMUM SALARIES OF APPOINTED
<br />OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF SOUTH BEND,
<br />INDIANA, FOR THE YEAR 1969.
<br />This being the time heretofore set for public hearing on the above Ordinance, proponents and opponents were
<br />given an opportunity to be heard thereon. Speaking against the Ordinance was Mr. Arthur L. Mason, 1618 E.
<br />Calvert St. and Miss Virginia Guthrie, executive secretary of the South Bend Civic Planning Association.
<br />She questioned several salaries proposed and read the following letter from the South Bend Civic Planning Assn..
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