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Civil Engineer II: This position reclassification recognizes the achievement of successfully passing the <br />Professional Engineer's examination and achieving a license to practice as a Professional Engineer under the laws <br />of the State of MN. Obtaining a PE license allows the employee to legally sign engineering studies, reports, plans <br />and documents on behalf of the city. The primary duties of the employee generally remain the same, except the <br />employee is now eligible to sign off on behalf of the city those documents noted above, which will also enable the <br />employee to assume additional duties with added responsibilities over time. This change works to provide better <br />overall cross training and internal capacity and stability within the Engineering Department. <br />Again, the staff in these positions have been working out of their job class in order to meet the public service needs <br />in their respective areas. <br />Notification: <br />As stated, the reclassifications listed above were discussed as part of the 2020 budgeting process and have been <br />included in the 2020 City budget. <br />None of the positions require back filling to replace the original position. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Option # 1: Reclassify the four positions as described. <br />Option #2: Do not reclassify the above listed positions. <br />The pros and cons of the above actions are tied to the Strategic Plan. The key reason to reclassify these positions is <br />to more accurately recognize the job functions that these employees are currently performing and to proactively <br />work to retain the City's talent --reducing the risk of turnover costs and loss of institutional knowledge. <br />Funding Source: <br />The 2020 funding required for this action has been accounted for in the 2020 budget at approximately $12,372 for <br />all four reclassifications. Specific funding requirements are as follows: <br />1) Reclassify the Administrative Assistant to Human Resources Generalist $1423 <br />2) Reclassify the Community Development Director to Deputy City Administrator $4305 <br />3) Reclassify the Fire Marshal to Assistant Fire Chief/Fire Marshal $3397 <br />4) Reclassify the Engineering Technician III to Civil Engineer II $3247 <br />Recommendation: <br />Staff recommends option #1 to reclassify the four positions listed and to adopt resolution # 19-288. <br />Action: <br />Motion to adopt resolution #19-288 to Approve Position Reclassifications, effective as of January 1, 2020, as <br />follows: <br />1) Reclassify the current Assistant Assistant, Sue Hurd, to Human Resources Generalist, at step 3 of the new wage <br />scale, which is $28.06 per hour; and <br />2) Reclassify the Community Development Director, Tim Gladhill, to Deputy City Administrator, at step 6 of the <br />new wage scale, which is $62.36 per hour; and <br />3) Reclassify the Fire Marshal, Carey Schiferli, to Assistant Fire Chief/Fire Marshal, at step 3 of the new wage <br />scale, which is $43.68 per hour; and <br />4) Reclassify the Engineering Technician III, Joe Feriancek, to Civil Engineer II, at step 3 of the new wage scale, <br />which is $37.23 per hour. <br />