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� ncil Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
An admini strative Re solution revi sing the minimum
qualifications in the class specification for the title
of Citizen Participation Coordinator in the Civil
Se rvi ce Rule s.
RESOLVED, that the Civil Se rvice Ru].e s be amended by striking
from Section 32 thereof the class specification for the title of Citizen
Participati.on Coordinator, and by substi.tuting in lieu thereof, the
attached class specification for the title of Citizen Participati.on
Coordinator.
App rove d:
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Civil 5ervi e Commission
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays Requestgd by Department of:
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Tedesco
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FEB 17 1981 Form proved b City n
Adopte y Council• Date — r
Ce fied Ya• d by Co cil Secretary BY �
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App hY ,na�o�: " _ EB 1 9 1981 Ap r e by Mayor for S ' s`dn to Councii
By B
PUi�.iS�.EO �E B 2 81981
Title of class:
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR ��`��}��
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
General Statement of Duties: Performs responsible professional work
coordinating citizen participation activities concerned with improving
neighborhoods and furthering community development; and to perform
related work as assigned.
Supervision Received: Works under the general technical and administrative
supervision of a department head.
Supervision Exercised: None.
TYPICAL DUTIES PERFORMED
The listed examples may not include a1Z duties performed by all positions in
this class.
� Informs individuals and groups of the citizen participation process, pro-
vides assistance in forming community organizations and helping them
develop a process for providing input to Community Development Block
Grant applications, general district planning, Capital Improvement
Budget, and other funding sources.
Prepares reports and recommendations for Mayor, Council and other govern-
ment officia.ls and agencies on citizen participation progress and
conformance to all applicable requirements including program evaluation.
Acts as liaison between Distriet Councils and City operating departments,
local public agencies and City Council.
Assists in the preparation of a citizen participation pla.n that reflects �
staff and community input.
Assists District Councils in developing and administering budgets and con-
tracts between District Councils anc3 the City Council.
Coordinates a system of communication wi.thin and between public agencies
and neighborhood groups.
Attends meetings of government or neighborhood groups affecting community
organization interests; speaks to groups, including prof essional organ-
izations about citizen participation.
Supervises and coordinates surveys to determine citizens needs and attitudes;
identifies resources available to meet community needs.
KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Workin� knowledge of local government, local agencies, and the delivery of
government services through neighborhood oriented programs.
Working ability to identify and direct funding resources for community
organizational activities.
Considerable ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Considerable ability to establish and maintain effective working relation-
ships with public officiaZs, agency heads and community groups.
Considerable knowledge of the theory and procedures of the citizen partici-
pation process.
Considerable ability to deal tactfully and efficiently with alI level of
management and general public.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
College graduation and four years' experience as a cammunity organizer or
as a developer of citizen participation groups.
Title of class:
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR ��"��v
- DESCRIPTION OF WORK
General Statement of Duties: Performs responsible professional work
coordinating citizen participation activities concerned with improving
neighborhoods and furthering community develop�xent; and to perform
related work as assigned.
Supervision Received: Works under the general technical and administrative
supervision of a department head.
Supervisian Exercised: None.
TYPICAL DUTIES PERFORMID
The listed examples may not include all duties perforrsed by all positions in
this class.
Informs individuals and groups of the citizen participation process, pro-
vides assistance in forming community organizations and helping them
develop a process for providing input to Community Development Block
Grant applications, general district planning, Capital Improvement
Budget, and other funding sources.
Prepares reports and recomnendations for Mayor, Council and other govern-
ment officials and agencies on citizen participation progress and
conforma.nce to aIl applicable requirements including program evaluation.
Acts as liaison between District Councils and City operating departments,
local public agencies and City Council.
Assists in the preparation of a citizen participation plan that reflects
staff and community input.
Assists District Councils in developing and administering budgets and con-
tracts between District Councils and the City Council.
Coordinates a system of cotrununication wi.thin and between public agencies
and neighborhood groups.
Attends meetings of government or neighborhood groups affecting community
organization interests; speaks to groups, including prof essional organ-
izations about citizen participation.
Supervises and coordinates surveys to determine citizens needs and attitudes;
identifies resources available to meet community needs.
KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Working knowledge of local government, local agencies, and the delivery of
gover�nent services through neighborhood oriented programs.
Florking ability to identify and direct funding resources for community
organizationa.l activities.
Considerable ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Considerable ability to establish and maintain eff ective working relation-
ships with public officials, agency heads and co�cunity groups.
Considerable. knowledge of the theory and procedures of the citizen partici-
pation process.
Considerable ability to deal tactfully and efficiently with all level of
manageuient and general public.
MINI.MUyI QUALIFICATIONS
College graduation and four years' experience as a co�nunity organizer or
as a developer of citizen participation groups.
Tit1e of class: ������
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
General Statement of Duties: Performs responsible professional work
coordinating citizen participation activities concerned with improving
neighborhoods and furthering community development; and to perform
related work as assigned.
Supervision Received: Works under the general technical and administrative
supervision of a department head.
Supervision Exercised: None.
TYPICAL DUTIES PERFORMED
The listed examples may not include all duties performed by all positions in
this class.
� Informs individuals and groups of the citizen participation process, pro-
vides assistance in forming community organizations and helping them
develop a process for providing input to Community Development Block
Grant applications, general district planning, Capital Improvement
Budget, and other funding sources.
Prepares reports and recommendations for Mayor, Council and other govern-
ment officials and agencies on citizen participation progress and
conformance to all applicable requirements including program evaluation.
Acts as liaison between District Councils and City operating departments,
local public agencies and City Council.
Assists in the preparation of a citizen participation plan that reflects .
staff and community input.
Assists District Councils in developing and administering budgets and con-
tracts between District Councils and the City Council.
Coordinates a system of communication within and between public agencies
and neighborhood groups.
Attends meetings of government or neighborhood groups affecting community
organization interests; speaks to groups, including professional organ-
izations about citizen participation.
Supervises and coordinates surveys to determine eitizens needs aud attitudes;
identifies resources available to meet community needs.
KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Working knowledge of local government, local agencies, and the delivery of
government services through neighborhood oriented programs.
Working ability to identify and direct funding resources for community
organizational activities.
Considerable ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Considerable ability to establish and maintain effective working relation-
ships with public off icials, agency heads and community groups.
Considerable knowledge of the theory and procedures of the citizen partici-
pation process.
Considerable ability to deai tactfully and efficiently with a11 level of
management and general public.
MINIMtTM QUALIFICATIONS
College graduation and four years' experience as a community organizer or
as a developer of citizen participation groups.
Title of class:
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CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR
DESCRZPTION OF WORK .
General Statement of Duties: Performs responsible professional work
coordinating citizen participation activities concerned with improving
neighborhoods and furthering community development; and to perform
related work as assigned.
Supervision Received: Works under the general technical and administrative
supervision of a department head.
Supervision Exercised: None.
TYPICAL DUTIES PERFORMED
The listed examples may not include all duties performed by all positions in
this class.
Informs individuals and groups of the citizen participation process, pro-
vides assistance in forming community organizations and helping them
develop a process for providing input to Community Development Block
Grant applications, general district planning, Capital Improvement
Budget, and other funding sources.
Prepares reports and recommendations for Mayor, Council and other govern-
ment officials and agencies on citizen participation progress and
conformance to all applicable requirements including program evaluation.
Acts as liaison between District Councils and City operating departments,
local public agencies and City Council.
Assists in the preparation of a citizen participation plan that reflects
staff and community input.
Assists District Councils in developing and administering budgets and con-
tracts between District Councils and the City Council.
Coordinates a system of communication within and between public agencies
and neighborhood groups.
Attends meetings of government or neighborhood groups affecting community
organization interests; speaks to groups, including professional organ-
izations about citizen participation.
Supervises and coordinates surveys to determine citizens needs and attitudes;
identifies resources available to meet cammunity needs.
KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Working knowledge of local goverrunent, local agencies, and the delivery of
government services through neighborhood oriented programs.
Working ability to identify and direct funding resources for community
organizationa.l activities.
Considerable ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
Considerable ability to establish and maintain eff ective working relation-
ships with public officials, agency heads and co�nunity groups.
Considerable knowledge of the theory and procedures of the citizen partici-
pation process.
Considerable ability to deal tactfully and efficiently with all level of
managenent and general public.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
College graduation and four years' experience as a community organizer or
as a developer of citizen participation groups.
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�'•.� ry Da t e ; February 5, 1981
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TO : Sainf P�u! City Council
F R 0 M � CO(flfT�►t�'��� 011 FINA^JCE, P1�iNAG�MENT & PERSOPJNEL •
George McMahon , choi�-man, makes the fiollowing
report on C.F. � Orc3inance
(6) [5(� Resoiution
C] _Ofiher -
TiTI.E :
At its meeting of February 5, 1981 , the Finance Committee recommended approval
of the following: _ _ . �
1 . Resolution approving funding for the Neighborhood Pride in Maintenance '
Program (NPM). . � � _
2. Resolution transferring $1 ,480 to pay the State Auditor for Gentral .Village
audit for month of November 1980. (11674-GM) - �
3. Resolution establishing class specifications for new�titles of: Senior Mechanical
Inspector-Pipefitter and Senior Mechanical Inspector-Sheet Meta.l ; and a6olishing
class specifications for title of Senior Mechanical �Irrspectar. (11681-G�4)
4. Resolution establishing title and class specification for Administrative
Manager--Community Services, Grade 16, Section 3.J (Professional-Administrative
Non-Supervisors Group) of Civil Service Rules. (11679-GM)
5. Resolution revising minimum qualifications in class specification for Citizen
Participation Coordinator by deleting the phrase, "or in grant program
implementation.° (11680-GM)
6. Resolution replacing class specification for Police Community Officer with new
specification which reflects change in job duties and minimum qualifications.
(11682-GM)
CiTY HALL SEVENTH FL002 SAINT PAUL, h�IN�tESOT� SSIO?
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`� . Do not detach this memorandum from the - �
resolution so that this information will be F �,�- ,oc �� ��/-/4
available to the City Councii. _ : _ _,
EXPLANATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS, �s���
RESOLUTIONS, AND ORDINANCES
Date: November 24, 1980
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T0: MAYOR GEORGE LATIMER ' JAN 2 1 ���
FR: Personnel Office
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RE: Resolution for submission to City Council -
ACTION REQUESTED
We recommend your approval and submission of this Resolution to the City Council.
PURPOSE AND RATIONALE FOR THIS ACTION:
This Resolution will revise the mi.nimum qualifications in the class
specificati.on for Citizen Parti.cipation Coordinator by deleti.ng the
phrase, "or in grant program implementati.on".
This change was approved by tlze minimurn qualifications committee.
ATTAC�Il�IENTS:
Resolution and copy for the City Clerk.
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�� __ __ Title of class:
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR
DESCRIPTION OF WORK _ �
General Statement of Du�ies: Performs responsible professional work
. coordinating citizen participation activities concerned with- improving
. neighboxhoods and fuxthering community development;° and to perform
related work as assigned. << • .
Supervis�on Received: Works under the general technical and administrative
supervision�a department head.
Supervision Exercised: None.
TYPICAL DUTIES PBRFORMED :
The listed examples may not include all duties performed by all positions. in
this class.
Informs individuals and groups of the citizen participation process, pro-
vides assistance in forming community organizations and helping them
develop a process for providing input to Community Development Block
Grant applications, general district planning, Capital Improvement
� Budget, and other funding sources.
Prepares reports and recommendations for Mayor, Council and other govern-
ment officials and agencies on citizen participation progress and
conformance to all applicable requirements including program evaluation.
Acts as liaison betwee� District Councils and City operating departments,
local publie agencies and City Council.
Assists in the preparation of a citizen participation plan that reflects
staff and community input.
Assists District Councils in developing and administering budgets and con-
tracts between District Councils and the City Council.
Coordinates a system of communication within and between public agencies
and neighborhood groups.
Attends meetings of government or neighborhood groups affecting community
organization inter�sts; speaks to groups, including professional organ-
izations about citizen participation.
Supervises and coordinates surveys to determine citizens needs and attitudes;
identifies resources available to meet community needs.
IINOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Work�.ng knowledge of local government, local agencies, and the delivery of
government services through neighborhood oriented programs.
(continued on reverse side)
Effective August 8, 1977
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION COORDINATOR
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CITIZEN PARTICIPATI�N COORDINATOR
(continued)
Working ability to identify and direct funding resources for community
organizational activities.
Considerable ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
- �`�-�-Considerable ability to establish and mainta�n effective working relation-
-• -�- ships with public officials, agency heads and community groups.
Considerable knowledge of the theory and procedures of th� citizen partici-
pation process.
= Considerable ability to deal tactfully and efficiently with all level of
management and general public.
MINIMUMI QUALIFICATIDNS
College graduation and four years' experience as a Community Organizer or
as a developer of Citizen Participation groups, or in grant program
_ implementation. , -