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City Engineer Bruce Westby stated that the former employee was already working elsewhere and <br /> was not available. <br /> Councilmember Heinrich asked how.long the current Engineering Technician II has been <br /> working for the City and how does the rate of pay compare to the private sector. <br /> City Administrator Bruce Westby stated the current Engineering Technician II has been with the <br /> City for about 15 years. He stated the pay is approximately 20 percent less than what the private <br /> sector pays, but that benefits and other factors are not the same. He noted that it has been several <br /> years since the current Engineering Technician II has had a raise in pay. <br /> Administrative Services Director Colleen Lasher noted that while the current Engineering <br /> Technician II has received the applicable cost of living adjustments, he has been at the top of his <br /> pay scale for about 10 years. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove asked if he would be getting an adjustment if he changes levels. <br /> City Engineer Bruce Westby stated that his duties will be changing and that staff will be <br /> proposing a reclassification to the next step, which would include a higher wage. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove asked if the new wage would be automatic. <br /> City Engineer Bruce Westby stated that reclassifications must come forward to the City Council <br /> for approval and that is not on the table at this time, but will occur in the near future. <br /> Mayor LeTourneau asked about finding a new Engineering Technician II, and what the net effect <br /> would be on the budget. <br /> City Engineer Bruce Westby responded that the exact figures are not available at this time but <br /> that he would assume there will be a negative budget impact based on the former employee's <br /> higher wage and a new employee's lower wage. <br /> Administrative Services Director Colleen Lasher stated the Engineering Department has been <br /> down on staffing since the Senior Engineering Technician has been on phased retirement. Under <br /> this proposal, the staffing would go back to the levels in early 2017. <br /> Administrative Services Director Colleen Lasher stated that Staff is looking for a consensus from <br /> the City Council to begin a recruitment for an Engineering Technician II at this time. She noted <br /> that it would be the plan to reclassify the current Engineering Technician II after the employee <br /> was fully transitioned into the new role. She noted that a reclassification would be necessary <br /> because without a reclassification,the employee would be working out of his job classification. <br /> Mayor LeTourneau asked the Council if there is a general consensus to move forward and he <br /> replied that we have a consensus. <br /> City Council Work Session/May 14,2019 <br /> Page 2 of 7 <br />
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