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ORD 34441 - Amend section 23-177 of municipal code by amending pay levels for civilian bargaining
7 . , I, , 1. al‘.;., � oiFe�'� Personnel Department �r� Omaha/Douglas Civic Center `ti" , � 1819 Farnam Street,Suite506 u�orss++ ice, i ti �'�_k� h Omaha,Nebraska 68183-0506 o�r-- ry. (402)444 5300 A A FAX(402)444-5314 oR � '1'n FEBR \ Michele M.Frost City of Omaha Director Hal Daub,Mayor CD kr) ca January 6, 1998 y 2 aa. s» _f r7 " o I O Honorable President > e"� N.) 1 a and Members of the City Council, s,. ; ,y b 0 The attached Ordinance provides for amendments to the pay plan for the Civilian Bargaining Union. The current pay plan is being deleted and the new pay plan for the years 1998, 1999, and 2000 is being added. Below are the increase percentages for each year. 1998 1.5% 1999 3.0% 2000 3.0% The increases proposed are retroactive to the beginning of the payroll year, December 28, 1997. The attached ordinance is to be submitted to the City Personnel Board at the January 29, 1998, meeting. Respectfully submitted, C f Mi rost Date Personnel Director Approved: Referred to City Council for Consideration: { Louis D'Ercole )at- Mayor's Office/Title Date Finance Director P:\PER\7180.SKZ ORDINANCE NO. 3/4/4// 1 AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 23-177 of the Omaha Municipal Code concerning 2 employment classifications by amending pay levels for all employment classifications in 3 Part E of that section entitled Classifications: Civilian Bargaining to repeal Section 23-177 4 as heretofore existing; and to provide the effective date hereof. 5 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA: 6 Section 1. Due to the length of the effected ordinance, Omaha City Council Rule VII(b) 7 requiring amending ordinances to recite the entire section is hereby waived solely for purposes 8 of this ordinance and only the underlined new material to be inserted into the amended ordinance 9 shall be recited herein. 10 Section 2. Section 23-177 of the Omaha Municipal Code is hereby amended by amending 11 pay levels for all employment classifications in Part E of that section, entitled Classifications - 12 Civilian Bargaining as follows: 13 E-CLASSIFICATION: CIVILIAN BARGAINING 14 Clerical 15 5040 Clerk messenger $7.33 $9.18 16 5013 $8.03- 0.14 17 5020 Clerk I $7.74 $9.73 18 5030 Clerk II $8.68-$11.16 19 5040 Senior clerk $9.99 $12.81 20 5070 Clerk typist I $8.03-$10.14 21 5080 Clerk typist II $8.93 $11.28 22 5110 Secretary I $9.67 $12.12 23 50 Secretary II $10.14-$12.79 24 5-130 Secretary III $10.68 $13.63 ORDINANCE NO. C> e/y/ PAGE -2- 1 5135 $9.67 $12.12 2 5140 $11.57 $13.10 3 5-150 $12.18 $13.96 4 50 Police information operator III $12.83-$14.68 5 5+79 Cashier $9.18 $11.39 6 5190 Account clerk $10.88 $13.35 7 5195 Receptionist $7.33 $9.18 8 9 5230 Computer-operator 6 10 5250 $11.69 $14.06 11 5285 Printer-operator-I $1 n 06 $1 09 12 5290 Printer operator II $11.69 $14.06 13 Stores 14 5410 Partskeeper- $10.21-$12.50 15 5420 Partskccper II $12.34 $14.44 16 5430 Storckccper I $10.78 $13.26 17 5432 Storckccper II $13.03 $15.31 18 5440 Parts driver $7.74 $9.73 19 ARieel 20 5560 $11.42 $15.27 21 55 $9.56 $12.67 22 556/ Wastewater . teehn:cian $14.07-$17.10 23 5-5-79 $11.75 $14.06 24 5575 $13.10 $15.46 25 5580 911 operator $10.47 $13.10 26 5590 $11.23-$14.24 27 5592 $13.20-$16.52 28 5595 Crime laboratory trainee $12.29 $15.03 29 5605 Crime laboratory technician $14.15-$17.46 30 55 $14.43-$17.51 . • . ORDINANCE NO. 3e7/. / PAGE -3- 1 56-20 Det-ention-teehfAeian $10.88 $14.17 2 5630 Detention-teeliftieian-11 $13.18 $17.10 3 Engineering 4 5710 Eftgineering-aitle-1 $9.68 $11.66 5 5420 Engineering aide II $10.42-$12.72 6 5730 Traffic engineering aide $11.85 $15.18 7 5740 Drafting technician I $10.34 $12.85 8 5750 Draft-ing-teehitieiamil $12.61 $15.39 9 5770 Gortstruetien-iftspeeter--1 $13.28 $16.36 10 5810 Publie-wer-ks-aSSesttor $14.96 $18.46 11 5830 Right-of-way agent--1 $14.96 $18.46 12 Inspection 13 5940 Field inspector $12.11 $16.06 14 5920 Environmental inspector $13.92 $17.38 15 5930 A-ir-quatitreeftt-rel-iftspeet-or $11.95 $46727 16 5940 housing inspector $13.92-$17.38 17 5945 Zoning inspector $13.92 $17.38 18 5950 Building inspector $14.87 $18.53 19 5970 Electrical inspector $14.48 $18.46 20 5990 II.V.A.C. inspector $15.17 $18.45 21 6000 Mechanical inspector $14.87 $18.53 22 6010 Plumbing inspector $14.82 $18.58 23 6030 Rehabilitation inspector . $13.80 $18.10 24 Labor 25 6105 Compost laborer $8.92 $11.27 26 6440 Laborer $9.51 $11.64 27 6120 Semiskilled laborer $10.61 $13.06 28 6440 Parking-eorit-rel-teehnieiati $9.71 $12.07 29 6200 Maintettanee-repaiter4 $11.65 $14.17 30 62-10 Maintertanee-repairer-II $12.14 $15.36 ORDINANCE NO. 3 yyy/ PAGE -4- 1 6239 Electrician $14.65-$18.55 2 6249 Plumber $14.65 $18.55 3 4 6310 $10.93 $12.65 5 6320 $11.75 $14.10 6 6339 $12.96 $15.42 7 6370 "utom tivc $10.52-$12.88 8 6380 $12.52 $15.17 9 6399 Automotive m cha_ic $12.92 $15.68 10 6393 Aviation mechanic $15.78 $19.10 11 Plant-Operations 12 6329 $11.62-$14.39 13 63-5 $14.07-$17.10 14 6539 Maintenance m cha_ic T $12.12-$14.20 15 6339 $13.68 $16.02 16 6360 $11.85 $15.77 17 6561- Fabrication mechanic II $13.13 $16.81 18 6563 $11.85 $15.77 19 6566 Power systems mechanic II $13.13 $16.81 20 63-7& $12.34 $15.70 21 6633 Dispatcher $9.41-$11.56 22 Custodial 23 6720 Publicnts . $8.92 $11.27 24 6739 a: i • 25 6570 Public nts foreman $11.13 $14.19 26 Trades 27 6849 Painter $12.68 $15.34 28 6820 Sign-painter $12.68 $15.34 29 6840 Welder $13.89 $16.36 30 6860 $13.64-$16.49 � O • • ORDINANCE NO. . /9 / PAGE -5- 1 6870 $15.67 $18.57 2 3 694-0 Landscape-gardener $11.70 $13.79 4 6920 Nurserykeeper $13.20 $15.57 5 6950 Trcc trimmer I $11.39 $13.37 6 6960 Trcc trimmer II $12.50 $14.96 7 6970 „,sari_. cta,_cr $9.96-$11.43 8 6980 Park carctakcr I $9.96 $11.43 9 6990 Park carctakcr II $10/50 $12.44 10 7010 Colf carctakcr I $928.59 $1,097.17 (Bi-weekly) 11 7020 Colf carctakcr II $1,010.55 $1,194.03 (Bi weekly) 12 7050 Recreation leader II $11.64 $14.59 13 7060 $9.41-$11.56 14 7070 Public events engineer $14.18 $- 8 15 1998 SALARIES: Effective December 28, 1997. (1.5% increase over 1997 hourly rates.) 16 CLERICAL 17 5010 Clerk Messenger • $7.44 = $9.32 18 5015 Driver/Messenger $8.15 = $10.29 19 5020 Clerk I $7.86 - $9.88 20 5030 Clerk II $8.81 - $11.33 21 5040 Senior Clerk $10.14 - $13.00 22 5070 Clerk Typist I $8.15 = $10.29 23 5080 Clerk Typist II $9.06 = $11.45 24 5110 Secretary I $9.82 = $12.30 25 5120 Secretary II $10.29 = $12.98 26 5130 Secretary III $10.84 = $13.83 27 5135, Information Services Technician $9.82 = $12.30 28 5140 Police Information Operator I $11.74 = $13.30 29 5150 Police Information Operator II $12.36 = $14.17 30 5160 Police Information Operator III $13.02 = $14.90 31 5170 Cashier $9.32 = $11.56 1 ORDINANCE NO. 3 4'/ / PAGE -6- 1 5190 Account Clerk $11.04 = $13.55 2 5195 Receptionist $7.44 = $9.32 3 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 4 5230 Computer Operator $11.87 = $14.27 5 5250 Microsystems Support Assistant $11.87 = $14.27 6 5285 Printer Operator I $10.21 = $12.27 7 5290 Printer Operator II $11.87 = $14.27 8 STORES 9 5410 Partskeeper I $10.36 = $12.69 10 5420 Partskeeper II $12.53 = $14.66 11 5430 Storekeeper I $10.94 = $13.46 12 5432 Storekeeper II $13.23 = $15.54 13 5440 Parts Driver $7.86 - $9.88 14 ALLIED 15 5560 Wastewater Monitoring Technician $11.59 = $15.50 16 5565 Wastewater Monitoring Assistant $9.70 = $12.86 17 5567 Wastewater Residuals Technician $14.28 = $17.36 18 5570 Laboratory Technician I $11.93 = $14.27 19 5575 Laboratory Technician II $13.30 = $15.69 20 5580 911 Operator $10.63 = $13.30 21 5590 Communications Dispatcher $11.40 = $14.45 22 5592 Communications Specialist $13.40 = $16.77 23 5595 Crime Laboratory Trainee $12.47 = $15.26 24 5605 Crime Laboratory Technician $14.36 = $17.72 25 5615 Senior Crime Laboratory Technician $14.65 = $17.77 26 5620 Detention Technician $11.04 = $14.38 27 5630 Detention Technician II $13.38 = $17.36 28 ENGINEERING 29 5710 Engineering Aide I $9.83 = $11.83 30 5720 Engineering Aide II $10.58 = $12.91 31 5730 Traffic Engineering Aide $12.03 = $15.41 32 5740 Drafting Technician I $10.50 = $13.04 33 5750 Drafting Technician II $12.80 = $15.62 34 5770 Construction Inspector I $13.48 = $16.61 35 5810 Public Works Assessor $15.18 - $18.74 36 5830 Right of Way Agent I $15.18 = $18.74 ORDINANCE NO. 3�f y y/ PAGE -7- 1 INSPECTION 2 5910 Field Inspector $12.29 = $16.30 3 5920 Environmental Inspector $14.13 = $17.64 4 5930 Air Quality Control Inspector $12.13 = $16.51 5 5940 Housing Inspector $14.13 = $17.64 6 5945 Zoning Inspector $14.13 = $17.64 7 5950 Building Inspector $15.09 = $18.81 8 5970 Electrical Inspector $14.70 = $18.74 9 5990 H.V.A.C. Inspector $15.40 = $18.73 10 6000 Mechanical Inspector $15.09 = $18.81 11 6010 Plumbing Inspector $15.04 = $18.86 12 6030 Rehabilitation Inspector $14.01 = $18.37 13 LABOR 14 6105 Compost Laborer $9.05 = $11.44 15 6110 Laborer $9.65 = $11.81 16 6120 Semi-skilled Laborer $10.77 = $13.26 17 6140 Parking Control Technician $9.86 = $12.25 18 6200 Maintenance Repairer I $11.82 = $14.38 19 6210 Maintenance Repairer II $12.32 = $15.59 20 6230 Electrician $14.87 - $18.83 21 6240 Plumber $14.87 = $18.83 22 EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS& REPAIR 23 6310 Automotive Equipment Operator I $11.09 = $12.84 24 6320 Automotive Equipment Operator II $11.93 = $14.31 25 6330 Automotive Equipment Operator III $13.15 = $15.65 26 6370 Automotive Servicer $10.68 - $13.07 27 6380 Automotive Body Repairer $12.71 = $15.40 28 6390 Automotive Mechanic $13.11 - $15.92 29 6395 Aviation Mechanic $16.02 = $19.38 30 PLANT OPERATIONS 31 6520 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator I $11.79 = $14.61 32 6525 Wastewater Treatment Plant Chief Operator $14.28 = $17.36 33 6530 Maintenance Mechanic I $12.30 - $14.41 34 6550 Maintenance Mechanic II $13.89 = $16.26 35 6560 Fabrication Mechanic I $12.03 - $16.01 36 6561 Fabrication Mechanic II $13.33 = $17.06 37 6565 Power Systems Mechanic I $12.03 = $16.01 • • ORDINANCE NO. 3 yv / PAGE -8- 1 6566 Power Systems Mechanic II $13.33 = $17.06 2 6570 Stationary Engineer I $12.53 = $15.94 3 6630 Dispatcher $9.55 = $11.73 4 CUSTODIAL 5 6720 Public Events Worker $9.05 = $11.44 6 6750 Public Events Foreman $11.30 = $14.40 7 TRADES 8 6810 Painter $12.87 = $15.57 9 6820 Sign Painter $12.87 = $15.57 10 6840 Welder $14.10 = $16.61 11 6860 Traffic Signal Repairer $13.84 = $16.74 12 6870 Traffic Signal Technician $15.91 = $18.85 13 PARK AND RECREATION 14 6910 Landscape Gardener $11.88 = $14.00 15 6920 Nurserykeeper $13.40 = $15.80 16 6950 Tree Trimmer I $11.56 - $13.57 17 6960 Tree Trimmer II $12.69 = $15.18 18 6970 Marina Caretaker $9.82 = $11.60 19 6980 Park Caretaker I $9.82 - $11.60 20 6990 Park Caretaker II $10.66 = $12.63 21 7010 Golf Caretaker I (Biweekly) $942.52 = $1,113.63 22 7020 Golf Caretaker II (Biweekly) $1,025.71 = $1,211.94 23 7050 Recreation Leader II $11.81 = $14.81 24 7060 Parking Lot Foreman $9.55 = $11.73 25 7070 Public Events Engineer $14.39 = $18.25 26 1999 SALARIES: Effective December 27, 1998. (3.0% increase over 1998 hourly rates.) 27 CLERICAL 28 5010 Clerk Messenger $7.66 = $9.60 29 5015 Driver/Messenger $8.39 = $10.60 30 5020 Clerk I $8.10 - $10.18 31 5030 Clerk II $9.07 = $11.67 32 5040 Senior Clerk $10.44 = $13.39 33 5070 Clerk Typist I $8.39 = $10.60 34 5080 Clerk Typist II $9.33 = $11.79 ORDINANCE NO. 3 %yy/ PAGE -9- 1 5110 Secretary I $10.11 = $12.67 2 5120 Secretary II $10.60 = $13.37 3 5130 Secretary III $11.17 = $14.24 4 5135 Information Services Technician $10.11 = $12.67 5 5140 Police Information Operator I $12.09 = $13.70 6 5150 Police Information Operator II $12.73 = $14.60 7 5160 Police Information Operator III $13.41 = $15.35 8 5170 Cashier $9.60 = $11.91 9 5190 Account Clerk $11.37 = $13.96 10 5195 Receptionist $7.66 = $9.60 11 OFFICE EOUIPMENT 12 5230 Computer Operator $12.23 = $14.70 13 5250 Microsystems Support Assistant $12.23 = $14.70 14 5285 Printer Operator I $10.52 = $12.64 15 5290 Printer Operator II $12.23 = $14.70 16 STORES 17 5410 Partskeeper I $10.67 = $13.07 18 5420 Partskeeper II $12.91 = $15.10 19 5430 Storekeeper I $11.27 = $13.86 20 5432 Storekeeper II $13.63 = $16.01 21 5440 Parts Driver $8.10 = $10.18 22 ALLIED 23 5560 Wastewater Monitoring Technician • $11.94 = $15.97 24 5565 Wastewater Monitoring Assistant $9.99 = $13.25 25 5567 Wastewater Residuals Technician $14.71 - $17.88 26 5570 Laboratory Technician I $12.29 = $14.70 27 5575 Laboratory Technician II $13.70 = $16.16 28 5580 911 Operator $10.95 = $13.70 29 5590 Communications Dispatcher $11.74 = $14.88 30 5592 Communications Specialist $13.80 = $17.27 31 5595 Crime Laboratory Trainee $12.84 = $15.72 32 5605 Crime Laboratory Technician $14.79 = $18.25 33 5615 Senior Crime Laboratory Technician $15.09 = $18.30 34 5620 Detention Technician $11.37 = $14.81 35 5630 Detention Technician II $13.78 = $17.88 36 ENGINEERING 37 5710 Engineering Aide I $10.12 = $12.18 • ORDINANCE NO. 3 PAGE -10- 1 5720 Engineering Aide II $10.90 = $13.30 2 5730 Traffic Engineering Aide $12.39 = $15.87 3 5740 Drafting Technician I $10.82 = $13.43 4 5750 Drafting Technician.II $13.18 = $16.09 5 5770 Construction Inspector I $13.88 = $17.11 6 5810 Public Works Assessor $15.64 = $19.30 7 5830 Right of Way Agent I $15.64 = $19.30 8 INSPECTION 9 5910 Field Inspector $12.66 = $16.79 10 5920 Environmental Inspector $14.55 = $18.17 11 5930 Air Quality Control Inspector $12.49 - $17.01 12 5940 Housing Inspector $14.55 = $18.17 13 5945 Zoning Inspector $14.55 = $18.17 14 5950 Building Inspector $15.54 = $19.37 15 5970 Electrical Inspector $15.14 = $19.30 16 5990 H.V.A.C. Inspector $15.86 = $19.29 17 6000 Mechanical Inspector $15.54 = $19.37 18 6010 Plumbing Inspector $15.49 = $19.43 19 6030 Rehabilitation Inspector $14.43 = $18.92 20 LABOR 21 6105 Compost Laborer $9.32 = $11.78 22 6110 Laborer $9.94 = $12.16 23 6120 Semi-skilled Laborer $11.09 = $13.66 24 6140 Parking Control Technician $10.16 = $12.62 25 6200 Maintenance Repairer I $12.17 = $14.81 26 6210 Maintenance Repairer II $12.69 = $16.06 27 6230 Electrician $15.32 = $19.39 28 6240 Plumber $15.32 = $19.39 29 EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS&REPAIR 30 6310 Automotive Equipment Operator I $11.42 = $13.23 31 6320 Automotive Equipment Operator II $12.29 = $14.74 32 6330 Automotive Equipment Operator III $13.54 = $16.12 33 6370 Automotive Servicer $11.00 = $13.46 34 6380 Automotive Body Repairer $13.09 = $15.86 35 6390 Automotive Mechanic $13.50 = $16.40 36 6395 Aviation Mechanic $16.50 = $19.96 ORDINANCE NO. 3 Vyy/ PAGE -12- 1 2000 SALARIES: Effective December 26. 1999. (3.0% increase over 1999 hourly rates.) 2 CLERICAL 3 5010 Clerk Messenger $7.89 = $9.89 4 5015 Driver/Messenger $8.64 = $10.92 5 5020 Clerk I $8.34 - $10.49 6 5030 Clerk II $9.34 - $12.02 7 5040 Senior Clerk $10.75 = $13.79 8 5070 Clerk Typist I $8.64 = $10.92 9 5080 Clerk Typist II $9.61 = $12.14 10 5110 Secretary I $10.41 = $13.05 11 5120 , Secretary II $10.92 = $13.77 12 5130 Secretary III $11.51 = $14.67 13 5135 Information Services Technician $10.41 = $13.05 14 5140 Police Information Operator I $12.45 = $14.11 15 5150 Police Information Operator II $13.11 = $15.04 16 5160 Police Information Operator III $13.81 = $15.81 17 5170 Cashier $9.89 = $12.27 18 5190 Account Clerk $11.71 - $14.38 19 5195 Receptionist $7.89 = $9.89 20 OFFICE EOUIPMENT $0.00 $0.00 21 5230 Computer Operator $12.60 = $15.14 22 5250 Microsystems Support Assistant $12.60 = $15.14 23 5285 Printer Operator I $10.84 = $13.02 24 5290 Printer Operator II $12.60 = $15.14 25 STORES 26 5410 Partskeeper I $10.99 = $13.46 27 5420 Partskeeper II $13.30 = $15.55 28 5430 Storekeeper I $11.61 = $14.28 29 5432 Storekeeper II $14.04 = $16.49 30 5440 Parts Driver $8.34 = $10.49 31 ALLIED 32 5560 Wastewater Monitoring Technician $12.30 = $16.45 33 5565 Wastewater Monitoring Assistant $10.29 = $13.65 34 5567 Wastewater Residuals Technician $15.15 = $18.42 35 5570 Laboratory Technician I $12.66 = $15.14 36 5575 Laboratory Technician II $14.11 = $16.64 ORDINANCE NO. 3f 9 // PAGE -13- 1 5580 911 Operator $11.28 = $14.11 2 5590 Communications Dispatcher $12.09 = $15.33 3 5592 Communications Specialist $14.21 = $17.79 4 5595 Crime Laboratory Trainee $13.23 = $16.19 5 5605 Crime Laboratory Technician $15.23 = $18.80 6 5615 Senior Crime Laboratory Technician $15.54 = $18.85 7 5620 Detention Technician $11.71 - $15.25 8 5630 Detention Technician II $14.19 = $18.42 9 ENGINEERING 10 5710 Engineering Aide I $10.42 = $12.55 11 5720 Engineering Aide II $11.23 = $13.70 12 5730 Traffic Engineering Aide $12.76 = $16.35 13 5740 Drafting Technician I $11.14 = $13.83 14 5750 Drafting Technician II $13.58 = $16.57 15 5770 Construction Inspector I $14.30 = $17.62 16 5810 Public Works Assessor $16.11 = $19.88 17 5830 Right of Way Agent I $16.11 = $19.88 18 INSPECTION 19 5910 Field Inspector $13.04 = $17.29 20 5920 Environmental Inspector $14.99 = $18.72 21 5930 Air Quality Control Inspector $12.86 = $17.52 22 5940 Housing Inspector $14.99 = $18.72 23 5945 Zoning Inspector $14.99 = $18.72 24 5950 Building Inspector $16.01 = $19.95 25 5970 Electrical Inspector $15.59 = $19.88 26 5990 H.V.A.C. Inspector $16.34 = $19.87 27 6000 Mechanical Inspector $16.01 = $19.95 28 6010 Plumbing Inspector $15.95 = $20.01 29 6030 Rehabilitation Inspector $14.86 = $19.49 30 LABOR 31 6105 Compost Laborer $9.60 = $12.13 32 6110 Laborer $10.24 = $12.52 33 6120 Semi-skilled Laborer $11.42 = $14.07 34 6140 Parking Control Technician $10.46 = $13.00 35 6200 Maintenance Repairer I $12.54 = $15.25 36 6210 Maintenance Repairer II $13.07 = $16.54 37 6230 Electrician $15.78 = $19.97 • ORDINANCE NO. 3 Vg / PAGE -14- 1 6240 Plumber $15.78 = $19.97 2 EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS&REPAIR 3 6310 Automotive Equipment Operator I $11.76 = $13.63 4 6320 Automotive Equipment Operator II $12.66 = $15.18 5 6330 Automotive Equipment Operator III $13.95 = $16.60 6 6370 Automotive Servicer $11.33 = $13.86 7 6380 Automotive Body Repairer $13.48 = $16.34 8 6390 Automotive Mechanic $13.91 = $16.89 9 6395 Aviation Mechanic $17.00 = $20.56 10 PLANT OPERATIONS 11 6520 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator I $12.50 = $15.50 12 6525 Wastewater Treatment Plant Chief Operator $15.15 = $18.42 13 6530 Maintenance Mechanic I $13.05 = $15.29 14 6550 Maintenance Mechanic II $14.74 = $17.25 15 6560 Fabrication Mechanic I $12.76 = $16.98 16 6561 Fabrication Mechanic II $14.14 = $18.10 17 6565 Power Systems Mechanic I $12.76 = $16.98 18 6566 Power Systems Mechanic II $14.14 = $18.10 19 6570 Stationary Engineer I $13.30 = $16.91 20 6630 Dispatcher $10.14 = $12.44 21 CUSTODIAL 22 6720 Public Events Worker $9.60 = $12.13 23 6750 Public Events Foreman $11.99 = $15.27 24 TRADES 25 6810 Painter $13.66 = $16.52 26 6820 Sign Painter $13.66 = $16.52 27 6840 Welder $14.96 = $17.62 28 6860 Traffic Signal Repairer $14.69 = $17.76 29 6870 Traffic Signal Technician $16.88 = $20.00 30 PARK AND RECREATION 31 6910 Landscape Gardener $12.61 = $14.85 32 6920 Nurserykeeper $14.21 = $16.76 33 6950 Tree Trimmer I $12.27 = $14.40 34 6960 Tree Trimmer II $13.46 = $16.11 35 6970 Marina Caretaker $10.41 = $12.31 36 6980 Park Caretaker I $10.41 = $12.31 37 6990 Park Caretaker II $11.31 = $13.40 4 • ORDINANCE NO. 3 y4/47� PAGE -15- 1 7010 Golf Caretaker I (Biweekly) $999.92 = $1,181.45 2 7020 Golf Caretaker II (Biweekly) $1,088.17 = $1,285.75 3 7050 Recreation Leader II $12.52 = $15.71 4 7060 Parking Lot Foreman $10.14 = $12.44 5 7070 Public Events Engineer $15.26 = $19.36 6 Section 2. 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