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CC Regular Session 5. 18. <br />Meeting Date: 06/23/2020 <br />By: Colleen Lasher, Administrative <br />Services <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution #20-132 Hiring Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The purpose of this case is to request authorization to hire Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers. Annually, <br />the City employs Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers to perform work in the Parks, Streets, and Utilities <br />Divisions of Public Works. At this time, staff selected two seasonal candidates to work in the Public Works <br />Department. It should be noted that, although the attached job description indicates the hiring range of $11.00 to <br />$12.00 per hour, the City Council approved a new wage scale of $13.00 to $15.00 per hour for seasonal employees, <br />including a .50 cent increase for each returning year. <br />Factors to be Noted <br />It should be noted that hourly pay within the approved range of $13.00 to $15.00 dollars per hour is based each <br />candidates previous years of service with the City or the candidates substantially comparable other past experience. <br />Effective dates when a candidate begins employment may vary. Onboarding of seasonal employees is time sensitive <br />due to high volume of work that needs to be done. Due to turnover and other factors, the number of seasonal <br />employees that are presented for hire each season is rarely the number of seasonal employees that are consecutively <br />working; Staff vigilantly monitors the budget to ensure proper funding. Lastly, it may be of interest to know that <br />although some of the City's summer work volume may be reduced due to COVID-19 public facility restrictions, <br />there are still more tasks to complete than there are staffing hours available; hence the need for these positions. <br />Duties <br />Seasonal Public Works Maintenance workers provide general maintenance of streets, park grounds, trails, buildings, <br />and related facilities and equipment through the spring, summer, and possibly fall months. This also includes <br />mowing and trimming; pruning and planting trees or working on landscape projects; maintaining athletic fields; <br />picking up trash; street maintenance; and utilities maintenance. <br />Funding Source: <br />The funding required to fill these positions is included within the approved 2020 budget. <br />Recommendation: <br />Staff recommends hiring the following Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers: Andrew Nelson, effective on <br />or near June 16, 2020 at $13.50 per hour; and Paige Pettit, effective on or near June 22, 2020 at $13.00 per hour. <br />Action: <br />Motion to adopt resolution #20-132 to hire the following employees: <br />Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Worker: Andrew Nelson, effective on or near June 16, 2020 at $13.50 per <br />hour; and Paige Pettit, effective on or near June 22, 2020 at $13.00 per hour. <br />Attachments <br />
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