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84-765 WHITE - CiTV CLERK � PINK - FINANCE G I TY OF SA I NT PAU L Council '{f CANARV - DEPARTMENT File NO. �• �� Bl_UE - MAVOR � Cou cil Resolution � Presented y � = ��' Referred To 1 n�✓fl� C.L Committee: Date �� Out of Committee By Date RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves and ratifies the attached 1984 Memorandum of Settlement between the City of Saint Paul and the Iron Workers Local Union No. 512. Approved: hairman, Civ 1 Service Commission COUNCILMEIV Requested by Department of: Yeas F�etcher Nays � Drew PERSONNE OFFI �_ In Favor scn�ebei G __ Against BY Tedesco Wilson Adopted by Council: Date JUN � �f 1gS�4 Form p rove by Cit Attorney Certified Y•SSed by o .'1 Se �*ary BY � By ' �.!G��-� �pproved Ylav : D ��N� 1Q�� App by Mayor for Sub s ' n to Council �� ' ''� By PUBtISHE� JUN 2. :i 1984 .� _ . r . � . �/./`T/j'� /�P./ �-' v Personnel Office DEPARTl�tENT �,gttc*ro S[�hani a r�NTACT 298-4,221 PHONE � �y 1�, 1984 DATE �� (Routing and Explanation Sheet) Assign Number for Routing Order (Clip All Locations for htayoral Signature): l 1 Department Director 2 City Attorney R�t-;�iV��j 3 Di rector of Management/Mayor �r�� MAY - Fi nance and Management Servi ces Di rector 51��` � 6 �y�� ` -��" MAY ,: ' Ci ty C1 erk � ��S �?FFICE Budget Di rector What Will be Achieved by Taking Action on the Attached Materials? (Purpose/Rationale):_ This resolutioa approvea the 1984 Settlement between the City and the Irom Workers Local No. 512. This Memorandum implemeats the wage aad fringe package increase the union negotiated � with the Associated Geaeral Contractors (AGC). This is a .40 per hour increase. Financial , Budgetary and Personnel Impacts Anticipated: None. The City curreatly employs no Iroa Workers. They are hired as temporary employees whea aeeded. Funding Source and Fund Activity Number Charged or Credited: Attachments {List and Number all Attachments�: 1. Resolution 2. Copy for City Clerk 3. Memorandum of Settlemeat �....,. .;,,,.,.,:� DEPARTMENT REVIEW CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW Yes No Council Resolution Required? Resolution Required? Yes No Yes No Insurance Required? Insurance Sufficient? Yes No Yes No Insurance Attached? Revision of October, 1982 ,� �SPP RPVP1"SP S1(�P for �Instructions) � . � c��y— 7�-s MEMORANDUM OF SETTLEMENT This Memorandum of Settlement by and between the City of Saint Paul and Tfain City Iron Workers' , Local 512. In full settlement of 1984 negotiations, the parties hereto have agreed as follows: (1) Except as modified by the terms of this Memorandum, the previous understandings between the parties shall remain unchanged. (2) Effective immediately, the rates of pay for the employees represented by the Union shall be those set forth in Appendix A hereof. (3) Said rates, as well as all other understandings between the parties, shall continue through April 30, 1985. It is further understood that the wage rates shall remain in effect until the parties have agreed to other rates as part of subsequent bargaining, or until the understandings of the parties have been terminated by either. It is understood that the above settlement shall be recoammended by the City Negotiator, but is subject to the approval by the City Administration and adoption by the City Council and Civil Service Commission. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Citq Negotiator has affixed his signature this 27th day of April, 1984. CITY OF SAINT PAUL TWIN CITY IRON WORKERS, LOCAL 512 � . a or e at s Director Busi ss Manager • �f ' APPENDIX A :�.� GI/= ��7!-� The basic hourly wage rates for employees covered by this SETTLEMENT shall be as follows: Regular, Probationary Effective and Provisional May 1, 1984 Iron Worker $16.44* Iron Worker Foreman $17.40* Temporary and Emergency Iron Worker $17.10* Iron Worker Foreman $18.10* The above rates may be decreased as long as the contributions listed below are increased by the same total amount. It is agreed that the following contributions and deductions shall be made by the Employer for each hour worked by employees who are members of this Bargain- ing Unit. These contributions and deductions shall be made as designated below: Effective May 1, 1984 Health and Welfare Fund $1.70 Pension Fund $1.90 Apprenticeship Fund $ .04 Vacation Fund - Deduction $1.00 These contributions may be increased as long as the applicable hourly rates shown above are decreased by the same total amount. *T[zese rates include the $1.00 Vacation Fund deduction. - A1 - WH�TE - C'�TV CLERK � P�NK - FINANCE C I TY OF SA I NT PAU L Council CANARV - DEPARTMENT �/.{/� �fJ BLUE - MAVOR File NO. � (, �`�� 1 CITY CLERK Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date RESOLVID, that the Couacil of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves aad ratifies the attached 1984 Memorandum of Settlemeat between the City of Saiat Paul aad the Iroa Workers Local Unioa No. 512. Approved: Chairman, Civil Service Commission COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Fl�tchsr Nays °re1nr [n Favor Masanz Nicosla ��bs1 Against BY Tsdesco Wilson Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date Certified Yassed by Council Secretary BY By- Approved by Mavor: Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By By � � � ' � �� 7�.� MFMORANDUM OF SETTLEMENT This Memorandtun of Settlement by and between the City of Saint Paul and Twin City Iron Workers' , Local 512. In full settlement of 1984 negotiations, the parties hereto have agreed as follows: (1) Except as modified by the terms of this Memorandum, the previous understandings between the parties shall remain unchanged. (2) Effective immediately, the rates of pay for the employees represented by the Union shall be those set forth in Appendix A hereof. (3) Said rates, as well as all other understandings between the parties, shall continue through April 30, 1985. It is further understood that the wage rates shall remain in effect until the parties have agreed to other rates as part of subsequent bargaining, or until the understandings of the parties have been terminated by either. It is understood that the above settlement shall be recommended by the City Negotiator, but is subject to the approval by the City Administration and adoption by the City Council and Civil Service Commission. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City Negotiator has affixed his signature this 27th day of April, 1984. CITY OF SAINT PAUL TWIN CITY IRON WORKERS, LOCAL 512 � ' or e at s Director Busi ss Manager � � � � APPENDIX A `� � d 7`7� � The basic hourly wage rates for employees covered by this SETTLEMENT shall be as follows: Regular, Probationary Effective and Provisional May 1, 1984 Iron Worker $16.44* Iron Worker Foreman $17.40* Tem4orary and Emergency Iron Worker $17.10* Iron Worker Foreman $18.10* The above rates may be decreased as long as the contributions listed below are increased by the same total amount. It is agreed that the following contributions and deductions shall be made by the Employer for each hour worked by employees who are members of this Bargain- ing Unit. These contributions and deductions shall be made as designated below: Effective Ma 1 1984 Health and Welfare Fund 1.70 Pension Fund $1.90 Apprenticeship Fund $ .04 Vacation Fund - Deduction $1.00 These contributions may be increased as long as the applicable hourly rates shown above are decreased by the same total amount. *These rates include the $1.00 Vacation Fund deduction. - A1 - _� . . � ,, . � � � �' �'�-7�.5� I �znda �. Finance Committee bleeting June 7,.•.�1984 � Page 2-;�� . . 10. Resolution approving �125,000 City of Neenah, tVisc., $100;000 2�Liddlesex.Co. , Mass. , and �50,000 �Vashtinaw Co. , biich. securities as collateral to protect deposits of public funds with First National Bank of St. Paul. (Financ�� 11. Resolution approving $100,000 Federal National biortgage Assn. (14.900� arid $100,000 Federal National Hiortgage Assn. (7.9%) securities as collateral to protect deposits of public funds with {Vesterrt State Bank. (Finance)_�� 12. Resolution approving $100,000 North S1ope Borough Alaska, (9.20), $100,000 Federal National biortgage Association ( I1.7o) securities and $500,000 United , i States Treasury Notes (12.625%) as collateral to rotect deposits of public funds wifih Niinnesota State Bank. (Finance '� . 13. Resolutiori approving �115,000 Federal Farm Credit Banks securities as coll ��p� to protect deposits of public funds with Commercial State Bank_ (Finance)�L�:'�; 14. Resolution approving the 1984 hiaintenanc abor �lgreement beti�een the City and j the Plumbers Local No. 34. ( Pexsonnel) -;� I . , 15. Resolution approving the 1984 hfaintenance Labor Agreement betiseen the City and � � the Electricians Local 11Q. � Personnel) -* � �; . - . ___ i 16. Resolut3on: a�tpro�.ng the 1984 Memorandwn of Settler.te t bettveen the City and thz Irori 1�orkers Local Union No. 512. ( Pes�sonnel) 17. Resolution amending Section 32 of the Civil Service Rules by substitutino new specifications for the ti •les of Unskilled Laborer, Building Laborer and tiVater Laborer. (Personnel) -��' 18. Resolution amending the 1981 CIB budget and transfeaci�i,ng $45,417.25 to Contingenc� .� Fund-W}�ite Bear Avenue for the paving of tiPhite Bear Avenue fxom the C_N:}�. Rai.lro�d � Bridge to Larpenteur Avenue. (Public �VoY'k � � ^A � 19. Resolution amending CD=Block Grant Years VII F, IX and transferrin � 84 000 from � g � � � Residential Street Paving to St_ Albans storm se�rer - street lighting_ �PED � 20. Resolution approving the St. Pau1 Historic Plaque Program as recommended by the • Heritage Preservation Commission. (PED) �� 2I. Preliminary resolution for issuance of revenue bonds on {Yorld Theatex. (PED)��`�'`�, ; 22. Resolution approving a commission to be known as the " o� town River� ont CommissioZ". , � 23. Presentation by Gary Norstrem or,�parking meter advertising. `� � ��F-�. �� i . , � � « i . � �