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CHAPTER I. ADMINISTRATION
Article 1. General
Provisions
Article 2. Governing
Body
Article 3. Officers
and Employees
Article 4. Oaths
and Bonds
Article 5. Personnel
and Employee Benefits
Article 5a. Personnel
Regulations
Article 6. Elections
Article 7. Investment
of Idle Funds
Article 8. Open
Records
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ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1-101.
CODE DESIGNATED. The
chapters, articles and sections herein shall constitute and be designated as
"The Code of the City of Hugoton, Kansas," and may be so cited.
The Code may also be cited as the "Hugoton City Code." (Code
1986)
1-102. DEFINITIONS AND RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.
In the construction of this code and of all ordinances of the city, the
following definitions and rules of construction shall be observed, unless they
are inconsistent with the manifest intent of the governing body or the context
clearly requires otherwise:
(a) City.
The words "the city" shall mean the City of
(b) Computation of Time.
The time within which an act is to be done shall be computed by excluding
the first and including the last day. If
the last day is Sunday, that day shall be excluded.
(c) County.
The words "the county" mean the
(d) Joint Authority.
All words giving a joint authority to three or more persons or officers
shall be construed as giving such authority to a majority of such persons or
officers.
(e) May.
The word "may" permits discretion to act.
(f) Number.
Words used in the singular include the plural and words used in the
plural include the singular.
(g) Oath.
The word "oath" includes an affirmation in all cases in which,
by law, an affirmation may be substituted for an oath, and in such cases the
words "swear" and "sworn" are equivalent to the words
"affirm" and "affirmed."
(h) Or, And.
The word "or" may be read as "and," and the word
"and" as "or," where the sense requires it.
(i) Owner.
The word "owner" applied to a building or land, shall include
not only the owner of the whole, but any part owner, joint owner, tenant in
common or joint tenant of the whole or a part of such building or land.
(j) Permit.
The word "permit" means to permit, suffer, establish or
maintain.
(k) Person.
The word "person" includes an individual, a firm, partnership,
association of persons, corporation, organization or any other group acting as a
unit.
(l) Personal Property.
The words "personal property" include every species of
property, except real property.
(m) Preceding, Following.
The words "preceding" and "following" mean next
before and next after, respectively.
(n) Real Property.
The words "real property" include lands, tenements and
hereditaments.
(o) Shall.
The word "shall" makes action mandatory.
(p) Sidewalk.
The word "sidewalk" means any portion of a street right-of-way
intended for the use of pedestrians.
(q) Street.
The word "street" means and includes public streets, avenues,
boulevards, highways, roads, alleys, lanes, viaducts, bridges and the approaches
thereto, and all other public thoroughfares within the city.
(r) Tenant, Occupant.
The words "tenant" and "occupant" applied to a
building or land, mean any person who occupies the whole or a part of such
building or land, whether alone or with others.
(s) Tense.
Words used in the past or present tense include the future as well as the
past and present.
(t) Writing, Written.
The words "writing" and "written" include
typewriting, printing on paper or any other mode of representing words and
letters.
(u) Year.
The word "year" shall mean a calendar year. (Code
1983)
1-103.
PARENTHETICAL AND REFERENCE MATTER. The
matter in parentheses at the end of sections is not a part of the code but is
designed to show the source and legislative history and the text may or may not
be changed by this code. Reference
matter not in parentheses is for information only and is not a part of this
code. (Code 1983)
1-104.
CATCHLINES OR HEADINGS OF SECTIONS. The
catchlines or headings of the sections of this code are intended as mere catch
words to indicate the contents of the sections and shall not be deemed or taken
to be titles of such sections, nor as any part of any section, nor, unless
expressly so provided, shall they be so deemed when any section, including its
catchline, is amended or reenacted. (Code
1983)
1-105.
SECTION NUMBERS. The number
preceding the catchline or heading of a section is for the purpose of indexing,
citing, amending and repealing. The
figure preceding the hyphen indicates the chapter number.
The digit or digits immediately following the hyphen indicates the
article number and the following digit or digits indicate the section number of
the article. Thus, 13-116, means
chapter 13, article 1, section 16. The
entire number, e.g. 13-116, is a section number of this code and is to be cited
as "Section 13-116 of The Code of the City of Hugoton, Kansas."
(Code 1986)
1-106.
AMENDMENTS: REPEAL.
Any portion of this code may be amended by specific reference to the
section number as follows: "That
section ______ of the code of the City of
1-107.
ORDINANCES. The ordaining
clause of all ordinances shall be: "Be
it ordained by the governing body of the City of
1-108.
SAME; PUBLICATION. No
ordinance, except those appropriating money, shall be in force until published
in the official city newspaper by the city clerk.
One publication of any such ordinance shall be sufficient unless
additional publications are required by statute or ordinance.
The publisher of the newspaper shall prefix such published ordinance by a
line in brackets stating the month, day and year of such publication.
(K.S.A. 12-3007; Code 1971, 1-115)
1-109.
SAME; ORDINANCE BOOK. Following
final passage and approval of each ordinance, the city clerk shall enter the
same in the ordinance book of the city as provided by law.
Each ordinance shall have appended thereto the manner in which the
ordinance was passed, the date of passage, the page of the journal containing
the record of the final vote on its passage, the name of the newspaper in which
published and the date of publication. (K.S.A.
12-3008; Code 1971, 1-115)
1-110.
RESOLUTIONS, MOTIONS. Except
where a state statute or city ordinance specifically requires otherwise, all
resolutions and motions shall be passed if voted upon favorably by a majority of
a quorum of the council. (Code 1983)
1-111.
EMERGENCY GOVERNMENT. In the
event of a catastrophe in which all or a majority of the members of the
governing body are fatally injured, the interim governing body shall be composed
of the surviving members, the city attorney, the city clerk, and a sufficient
number of the appointed officials selected in the order of the greatest
seniority in office to make up a governing body of the prescribed number.
(Code 1983)
1-112.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST. (a)
No city officer or employee shall be a signatory upon, discuss in an
official capacity, vote on any issue concerning, or otherwise participate in his
or her capacity as a public official or employee in the making of any contract
with any person or business:
(1) In which said officer or
employee owns a legal or equitable interest exceeding five thousand dollars or
five percent, whichever is less, individually or collectively with his or her
spouse; or
(2) From which said officer
or employee receives, in the current or immediately preceding or succeeding
calendar year, any salary, gratuity, other compensation or a contract for a
promise or expectation of any such salary, gratuity or other compensation or
remuneration having a dollar value of one thousand dollars or more; or
(3) In which he or she shall
hold the position of officer or director, irrespective of the amount of
compensation received from or ownership held in said business.
(b) The prohibitions
contained in subsection (a) of this section shall not apply to the following:
(1) Contracts let after
competitive bidding has been solicited by published notice; and
(2) Contracts for property or
services for which the price or rate is fixed by law.
(K.S.A. 75-4301; Code 1983)
1-113.
SEVERABILITY. If for any
reason any chapter, article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of
this code, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance, is declared
to be unconstitutional or invalid such decision shall not affect the validity of
any remaining chapter, article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase
of this code. (Code 1983)
1-114.
SCOPE OF APPLICATION. (a)
The doing of any of the acts or things prohibited, made unlawful, or
misdemeanor, or the failing to do any of the things commanded to be done, as
specified and set forth in this code, within the jurisdictional limits of the
city shall be deemed an offense against the good order, public peace, morals,
health, proper government and welfare of the city.
(b) Any person convicted of
violating subsection (a) of this section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and punished as provided in section 1-115 of this article.
(c) Each day any violation of
this code continues shall constitute a separate offense.
(Code 1983)
1-115.
PENALTY. Whenever any offense
is declared by any provision of this code, absent a specific or unique
punishment prescribed, the offender shall be punished as provided in this
section:
(a) Fined not less than $10
nor more than $1,000; or
(b) Imprisonment in the city
jail for not more than 180 days; or
(c) Both fined and imprisoned
not to exceed subsections (a) and (b) of this section.
(Code 1991)
ARTICLE 2. GOVERNING BODY
1-201. GOVERNING BODY DEFINED.
The term "governing body" as used in this code shall be defined
to include the mayor and members of the council of the City of
1-202.
POWERS GENERALLY. (a)
All powers conferred upon cities of the second class by the laws of the
state of
(b) The governing body shall
have the care, management and control of the city and its finances, and shall
have power to enact, ordain, alter, modify or repeal any and all ordinances not
repugnant to the constitution and laws of the State of Kansas and such as it
shall deem expedient for the good government of the city, the preservation of
peace and good order, the suppression of vice and immorality, the benefit of
trade and commerce, the health of inhabitants thereof and such other ordinances,
rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry such power into effect.
(Code 1971, 1-102:103)
1-203.
REGULAR MEETINGS OF COUNCIL. The
governing body shall have regular meetings on the first Monday after the fourth
day of each month at the hour of
1-204.
SPECIAL MEETINGS. Special
meetings of the governing body may be called by the mayor (or president of the
council in the absence of the mayor from the city) on the written request of any
three (3) members of the governing body specifying the object and purpose of
such meeting. The request shall be
read at the meeting and entered at length on the journal by the city clerk.
The call of the mayor for any such special meeting shall be endorsed upon
the written request and shall specify the time and place of such meeting, and
shall be filed with the city clerk. Thereupon,
the city clerk shall give notice of such meeting to each member of the governing
body. (K.S.A. 14-111; Code 1971,
1-105)
1-205. ADJOURNED MEETING; TIME AND PLACE.
Any regular or special meeting of the governing body may be adjourned for
the completion of its business at such subsequent time and place as the
governing body may determine in the motion to adjourn.
(Code 1971, 1-106)
1-206.
QUORUM; ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS. At
all meetings of the governing body, a majority of the councilmen-elect shall
constitute a quorum to do business, but any less number may adjourn from day to
day and compel the attendance of absent members of the governing body by
attachment issued in the name of the city and directed to the chief of police
demanding him to arrest such absent members and bring them before the governing
body. (Code 1971, 1-107)
1-207.
PRESIDING OFFICER: MAYOR.
The mayor shall preside at all meeting of the governing body and shall
have a casting vote when the governing body is equally divided and none other.
(K.S.A. 14-301; Code 1971, 1-108)
1-208. SAME; ABSENCE OF MAYOR.
In the absence of the mayor, the president of the council shall preside
at meetings of the governing body. In
the absence of both the mayor and president of the council, the governing body
shall elect one of its members to preside who shall be styled "Acting
President of the Council." The
president of the council and acting president, when occupying the place of the
mayor as presiding officer shall have the same privileges as other members of
the council. (K.S.A.
14-204; Code 1971, 1-109)
1-209.
PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL. The
governing body shall, at its first regular meeting in the month of May following
any city election, elect one of its members as "President of the
Council." When any vacancy
shall happen in the office of the mayor, the president of the council for the
time being shall exercise the office of mayor with all the rights, privileges
and jurisdiction of the mayor, until such vacancy be filled at the next city
election or until such disability be removed, or in the case of temporary
absence, until the mayor shall return. (K.S.A.
14-204; Code 1971, 1-110)
1-210.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES. Standing
committees of the governing body shall consist of not more than two members each
to be appointed by the mayor by and with the consent of the governing body at
the first regular meeting of the governing body in the month of May following
the city election. The member first
appointed shall be the chairperson of the committee.
Special committees of the governing body may be appointed from time to
time by motion duly made and carried for the purpose.
The following standing committees may be appointed:
(a) Street and Alley;
(b) Utility and Sanitation;
(c) Park. (Code
1971, 1-111)
1-211.
ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS. It
shall be the duty of each committee to act promptly and faithfully in all
matters referred to it and to make a report thereof at the next meeting of the
governing body. The governing body
may designate whether the administration of a policy or the carrying out of any
order of the governing body shall be performed by a council committee, an
appointive officer of the city or the mayor.
If no administrative authority is designated by ordinance or other action
of the governing body, the authority shall be exercised by the mayor as provided
by law. (Code 1971, 1-112)
1-212.
ORDINANCES: APPROVAL; VETO.
An enrolled copy of the ordinance as passed by the governing body shall
be submitted to the mayor for his or her approval.
If he or she approves it, he or she shall affix his or her signature
thereto which shall be attested by the city clerk over his or her signature and
title under the seal of the city. If
the mayor shall not approve any ordinance passed by the governing body, he or
she shall return the same with his or her objections in writing to the governing
body at the next regular meeting thereof. Any
ordinance so objected to and returned to the governing body may be passed over
the veto of the mayor at such meeting by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of
the council-elect and taken on roll call by "yes's" and
"no's" on motion offered by any member of the governing body.
Any such ordinance, so passed by the governing body and any ordinance
which the mayor shall neglect or refuse to sign, or to return to the council
with his or her objections in writing at the succeeding regular meeting of the
governing body shall be of full force and effect, without his or her signature
upon publication of the same as provided by law.
The city clerk shall enter a minute of any such proceeding in the journal
and endorse his or her certificate on such ordinance reciting that the ordinance
as passed over the veto of the mayor, or by reason of the failure of the mayor
to return the same with his or her objections in writing to the council at its
succeeding meeting, as the case may be. (K.S.A.
12-3003; Code 1971, 1-114)
1-213.
REMISSION OF FINES; PARDONS. The
mayor shall have power to remit fines and forfeitures, and to grant reprieves
and pardons for offenses arising under the ordinances of the city by and with
the consent of the governing body; but no such fine or forfeiture shall be
remitted or pardon granted, except at a legal session of the governing body, nor
unless the reasons therefor, together with the order of remission or pardon, be
entered on the journal by the city clerk. (K.S.A.
14-310; Code 1971, 1-116)
ARTICLE 3. OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES
1-301.
APPOINTMENT. (a)
The mayor, by and with the consent of the council, shall appoint, at the
first regular meeting of the governing body in May of each year, the following
city officers: city clerk, city
treasurer, chief of police, city attorney, judge of the municipal court, chief
and assistant chief of the fire department, city health officer, city building
inspector, superintendent of utilities, and may appoint policemen and such other
officers as they may deem necessary.
(b) Any officers appointed
and confirmed shall hold their offices for a term of one year and until their
successors are appointed and qualified or until their duties, powers and
responsibilities are transferred to another officer.
(K.S.A. 14-201; Code 1986)
1-302.
QUALIFICATIONS. All appointed
officers shall be qualified electors of the city, except that nonresidents may
be appointed as municipal judge, city attorney, and as law enforcement officers
when deemed necessary. (Ord. 606)
1-303.
CITY CLERK: DUTIES.
The city clerk shall:
(a) Keep his/her office in
the city building, which office shall be open at such business hours as may be
fixed by the council.
(b) Attend all meetings of
the council; make and keep a record of all proceedings and meetings of the
council in the journal of council proceedings.
In the absence of the clerk from any meeting, the presiding officer shall
appoint a member of the governing body to keep an account of the proceedings and
to report the same to the city clerk.
(c) Carry on all the official
correspondence of the city, giving the same prompt attention and shall present
for the consideration of the mayor and council at each meeting all
correspondence received and replies given by him or her.
(d) Have charge of the
corporate seal of the city and shall affix the same to the official copy of all
ordinances, deeds, contracts and similar documents required to be authenticated.
The clerk shall be authorized to administer oaths for all purposes
pertaining to the business affairs of the city.
(e) Be custodian of all the
city records, books, papers, contracts, petitions, documents and other personal
effects belonging to the city not properly pertaining to any other office and
shall keep suitable files and records of the same.
(f) Receive and audit all
claims against the city and shall present them for consideration of the
governing body at its regular meetings each month.
He/she shall draw warrants (or warrant checks) only when claims against
the city have been approved by the governing body.
(g) Report to the governing
body at its regular meetings each month the financial condition of the funds of
the city.
(h) Keep a separate account
of each fund of the city. No money
belonging to one fund shall be placed to the credit of another fund, or be
transferred to another fund unless there is lawful authority for the same.
(i) Assist in preparing the
annual city budget and any ordinance for the levying of taxes, and shall certify
the same to the county clerk in the form and manner required by law together
with a copy of the budget.
(j) Keep an accurate account
of all bonds issued by the city by date, number, amount thereof, rate of
interest, number of each coupon, amount of each, to whom payable, where payable
and when canceled upon return of the same to the city.
(k) Keep a record of all
special assessments made for any purpose and shall certify the assessments to
the county clerk for collection and payment in the manner provided by law.
(l) Act as the withholding
agent of the city for the purpose of the federal revenue (income) act as
authorized by K.S.A. 75-3042, and shall receive from each officer or employee of
the city the withholding certificate required by virtue of the revenue act.
He/she shall maintain a suitable record of the sums so withheld from
wages and salaries and remit the same at such times and in such form as may be
required by regulations. (Code 1983)
1-304.
CITY TREASURER: DUTIES.
The city treasurer shall:
(a) Receive and safely keep
all moneys belonging to the city coming to him/her by virtue of his/her office,
giving his/her receipt therefor and for all moneys received by him/her from any
other source than the city clerk, he/she shall give duplicate receipts causing
one of them to be filed with the city clerk, and shall keep a copy thereof in
his/her own office.
(b) Keep proper accounts of
all moneys received and disbursed by him/her from any source and funds in behalf
of the city specifying the time of receipt and disbursement, from whom received
and to whom disbursed on account of the city.
(c) Publish or cause to be
published a quarterly financial statement of the city in the manner and style
required by K.S.A. 12-1608.
(d) Deposit all funds of the
city coming into his/her hands in his/her official capacity or responsibility in
a depository bank or
(e) Pay out funds of the city
upon warrants (warrant checks) properly signed by the mayor, the city clerk and
countersigned by him/her. He/she
shall cancel all warrants as soon as paid, and in canceling paid warrants, shall
write across the face of such warrant the word "Paid" in red ink and
sign the same. In case a combination
warrant check is used and such warrant is stamped by a depository bank of the
city, the endorsement of the treasurer will not be required.
(K.S.A. 9-1403; 12-608; K.S.A. Supp. 9-1401:1402; 10-801:809, Code 1983)
1-305. CITY ATTORNEY: OFFICE
AND DUTIES. The office of city
attorney is hereby provided and established.
The city attorney shall be an attorney admitted to practice by the
Supreme Court of the State of
1-306.
SAME; ATTEND GOVERNING BODY MEETINGS.
The city attorney shall attend all meetings of the governing body.
He/she shall advise the governing body and all officers of the city upon
such legal questions affecting the city and its officers as may be submitted to
him. He/she shall, when requested by
the governing body, give his/her opinion in writing upon any such question.
He/she shall draft such ordinances, contracts, leases, easements,
conveyances and other instruments of writing as may be submitted to him/her in
the regular transaction of the affairs of the city.
He/she shall appear for the city in all cases arising under the city
ordinances before the municipal court or the district court of Stevens County
when the prosecution of any such case is necessary, and he/she shall, by
direction of the governing body, represent the city in all suits or proceedings
in which the city may have an interest before any other court, tribunal, board,
commission or officer of the State of Kansas before which such suit or
proceeding may be had. (Code
1971,1-222)
1-307.
SUPERINTENDENT OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES.
There is hereby established the office of superintendent of municipal
utilities. The superintendent of
municipal utilities shall, as the governing body may from time to time order and
direct, have management of the waterworks and power plant, highways and streets,
sewer maintenance and sewage treatment plant, parks and public grounds, refuse
collection, and such other departments as may hereafter be established by
ordinance. (Code 1971, 1-223)
1-308. SAME; DUTIES. In
carrying out the duties of his/her office, the superintendent of utilities
shall:
(a) Have supervision over and
be responsible for the care and maintenance of all land buildings, and equipment
belonging to the city and used or operated in connection with the departments or
functions under his/her jurisdiction.
(b) Recommend to the
governing body projects for the improvement of the departments and functions
under his/her jurisdiction, and shall superintend the making of such
improvements as may be approved by the governing body.
(c) Employ such assistants,
engineers, linemen, mechanics, drivers, laborers and such other persons as may
be necessary for the operation of his/her department and shall assign their
duties and supervise their work.
(d) Attend all regular
meetings of the governing body. He/she
shall keep the governing body informed as to the condition of all properties of
the city in his/her charge and the progress of all work of his/her department,
and shall from time to time make such reports of the same in writing as maybe
required by the governing body. (Code
1971, 1-224:227; Code 1983)
1-309.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF MUNICIPAL UTILITIES.
The assistant superintendent of municipal utilities shall have the same
powers conferred upon the city superintendent.
The assistant superintendent, in the discharge of his/her duty, shall be
subject to the order of the superintendent of utilities.
(Code 1971, 1-228)
1-310.
BUILDING INSPECTOR. The
building inspector shall perform the duties of inspector of buildings and
construction, plumbing installations, gas installations, electrical wiring,
building sewer drains and sewer connections, and such other inspections as are
now or may hereafter be required by ordinance.
(Code 1971, 1-229)
1-311. HEALTH OFFICER. The
city health officer shall be a doctor licensed to practice medicine in the state
of
1-312. APPOINTIVE OFFICERS: GENERAL
DUTIES. The foregoing provisions of
this article shall not be construed to limit the duties of the city officers
therein named, but shall in every case create and establish a city office to be
held and discharged by the officers whose appointment is provided.
The governing body may create other city offices as may be required and
may abolish any office herein established which shall not have been created by
the laws of
1-313.
EMPLOYEES: ASSISTANTS.
The employment of all city employees and office assistants shall be made
under the authority of and subject to the approval of the governing body.
(K.S.A. 14-201; Code 1971, 1-231)
ARTICLE 4. OATHS AND BONDS
1-401.
OATHS REQUIRED. All officers
and employees of the City of Hugoton, whether elected or appointed, either under
the laws of the State of Kansas or ordinances of the city, shall, before
entering upon the duties of their respective offices, take and subscribe an oath
or affirmation as follows:
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm, as the case may be) that I will
support the constitution of the
1-402. OATHS FILED. All
officers and employees required by section 1-401 of this article to take and
subscribe or sign an oath or affirmation shall be supplied the necessary forms
for the purpose at the expense of the city and upon taking and subscribing or
signing any such oath or affirmation, the same shall be filed with the city
clerk. (Code 1971; 1-302)
1-403. BONDS. (a)
The city treasurer shall, before entering upon the duties of his/her
respective office, give a good and sufficient corporate surety bond to the city,
in the amount of $10,000.
(b) All other city officers
and employees shall be covered by a blanket bond in the amount to be determined
by the governing body. (K.S.A.
14-205; Code 1971, 1-303; Code 1983)
1-404. CONDITION OF BOND. All
surety bonds required by any provision of this article shall be conditioned for
the faithful performance of the duty and of all acts required by the laws of the
State of Kansas and the ordinances of the city, and for the application and
payment over to the proper persons of all moneys or property coming into the
hands of each such officer or employee by virtue of his/her office or
employment. (Code 1971, 1-304)
1-405.
PREMIUMS. The premiums on all
surety bonds required by this article shall be paid as a claim against the city.
(Code 1971, 1-305)
1-406. APPROVAL OF BONDS. All
bonds given to the city shall be approved as to form by the city attorney, and
as to surety and sufficiency by the governing body, unless otherwise provided by
the laws of the State of
ARTICLE 5. PERSONNEL AND
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
1-501. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT.
The conditions of employment and reemployment of officers and employees
of the city shall be as established and fixed by the governing body by
resolution. (Ord. 486, 1-405)
1-502.
(Reserved)
1-503.
LENGTH OF SERVICE; PROBATION. (a)
The anniversary of the employee's employment shall be used in calculating
length of service. An employee
employed less than six months time will be classified as a part-time or
temporary employee, depending on the assignment of duty.
An employee employed steadily for six months or more will be classified
as a full-time employee for calculating the employee's length of service.
(b) The period from the date
of employment to the date of regular status (365 days or one year) is known as
the employment probationary period for all new employees and/or former employees
being rehired. During such
probationary period, an employee's employment may be terminated at any time by
the city for any reason.
(c) All such employees, after
completion of the first six months of the employment probationary period will be
entitled to sick leave benefits as provided in section 1-514; and after
completion of the balance of the one year probationary period, such employees
will assume the status of regular employee and shall be eligible to participate
in all regular employee benefits. (Ord.
543, Sec. 1)
1-504.
SALARIES FIXED BY ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION. (a)
The officers and employees of the city shall receive as full compensation
for their services sums of money to be determined by resolution, within the
minimum and maximum amounts of money, to be paid monthly as set out in
subsection (b) of this section.
(b) The following officers
and employees of the City of
BASE PAY SCHEDULE
MONTHLY
MONTHLY
POSITION
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM City
Administrator/Clerk/Finance Director,
who shall also be ex officio clerk of the
city utility system
$2,500
$6,000 Outside
Utilities Supervisor
2,500
6,000 Assistant
Outside Utilities Supervisor
2,000
4,800 Power
Plants Supervisor
2,500
6,000 Electric
Distribution System Supervisor
2,500
6,000 Chief
of Police
2,500
5,000 City
Inspector
2,100
4,500 Golf
Course Superintendent
1,500
3,000 |