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276604 WHITE - CITY CLERK ���--���...rrr PINK - FINANCE ...��'••• ,,, CANARY - DEPARTMENT G I T Y O F SA I N T PA U L COUIICII ` g ��... BLUE - MAYOR . ►�� ���'"" ' File N 0. ouncil 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 ti.tle of Building Maintenance Supervisor--Fire Department in the Civil Se rvi ce Rule s. RESOLVED, that t,h.e Civil Service Rules be amended by striking from Section 32 the class specifi.cati.on for the title of Building Maintenance Supervisor--Fire Department, and by substituti.ng in lieu thereof, the attached class specification for the title of Building Maintenance 5upervisor-- Fire Department. � App rove d: ,-- Chai rm Civil 5erv�.ce Commission COUfVCILMEN Requestgd by Department of: Yeas Nays +�- PE ONNEL OFFI E Levine In Favor Maddox _1 McMahon �Y snowaite� _ __ Against BY Tedesca � Wilabn MAR 3 i 198? Form prove y C� t ney Adopt�d hy Counci . D te — r Cet'�ified Pas� by Coun il ` BY . By App v by ;Vlavor. te 2 1981 App e by Mayor f r i sion to Council sy _ BY PUBUSHED qpQ 1 1 1981 � � �f����!� Title of class: BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR--FIRE DEPARTMENT Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to be responsible for the maintenance and repair of buildings owned by the Bureau of Fire; and to perform related work as assigned. Examples of work performed: To direct and supervise the maintenance of fire stations and " their adjacent grounds, and to see that they are kept in proper condition. To direct the work of carpenters, plumbers, electricians, painters and others engaged in making alterations or repairs. To perform repair work personally where required. To estimate quantities of materials necessary for repair jobs. To review plans for proposed construction pro3ects. To order and distribute cleaning and other supplies. To make reports and recommendations. Minimum qualifications: ' High school or vocational school graduation and four years' experience .as a job superintendent on building construction pro�ects; or eight years' experience in building construction or building maintenance involving construction and repair, including three years as supervisor of construction projects. �,� ���� � ;;. ���c-� � o� SA.��vrr ��.v�. ���` �:�:� , � ����� f,.: , `�- dI�FII�E OF TIIE CIT'_�' COII?ti CII., i s �;,, ��;'; �'�� �,y.� .y '�' `W, . �`, illM1f���f�a�� • . S� �.t�11��,����` . . �.�.r . �:�" Date : March 19, 1981 �, :;':: �.�,. Ct� ��� � �T�" � � 1� � P � �`�' TO : Sain� Pa�! Ci�t� Counci ! FRO � � CQ�'t't!i'9i���� C�i� FINANCE, MAPJAGEMENT & PERSONNEL George P4cMahon , chai�man, makes the following report on C. F. �� Ordinance (8) X� Resolution � Ofiher TITLE : � At its meeting of March 19, 1981 , the Finance Committee recommended approval of the following: , 1 . Resolution approving budget amendments in CD Years III , IV, V, and VI for CD Year III Selective Ciearance and CD Year IV Rehab Grants projects, CD Year V Tree Removal and CD Year VI Tree Planting Project. ' 2. Resolution approving budget amendments in CD Year VI to provide additional $20,000 for Handicapped Accessibility for city buildings and services program. 3. Resolution approving transfer of funds to fund new positions of Electrical Inspector and Plumbing Inspector to work in National Housing Service areas. 4. Resolution approving mortgages pledged by Guaranty State Bank of St. Pau1 as callateral to protect city funds held in said bank. (11699-GM) 5. Resolution revising minimum qualifications for Building Maintenance Supervisor--Fire Department. (11755-GP1) 6. Resolution authorizing Minnesota Plutual Life Insurance Company to pay dividends on premiums paid by employees. (11807-GM) 7. Resolution approving issuance of approximately $2,500,000 of revenue bonds by the Port Authority to finance construction of facility for Hartzell Corporation. (11798-GM) 8. Resolution a�proving issuance of approximately $1 ,345,00� of revenue bor�ds by the Port Authority to finance acquisition of site on South 4Jabasha Avenue for construction of industrial facility by �Jilliam C. PJorris. (118�J0-GM) (CONTINUED . . .) CIT'f HALi. SEVEitiTH FLOO:� SAIiVT PAUL, ,I�FIiVNESOTA 55102 ,,.. � f ��- P� ,� .� �/- 30 Jo not,detach this memorandum from the �_ � r�solution so that this information will be available to the City Council. �����! �t .�; , ; . ,�, EXPLANATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS, ",,, �:�, ,;, : RESOLUTIONS, AND ORDINANCES ��,`,1 ��(�8'� �������� Date: February 5, 1981 T0: MAYOR GEORGE LATIMER ' FR: Personnel Office RE: Resolution for submission to City Council ACTION REQUESTED We recommend your approval and submission of this Resolutibn to the City Council. PURPOSE AND RATIONALE FOR THIS ACTION: This Resolution will revise the mi.nimum qualifications in the class specification for Building Maintenance 5upervisor--Fire Department by requiring that applicants have expe rience in gene ra1 building ma.intenance and repair rather tha.n in just one aspect of building laiowledge. ATTACHI�IENTS: Resolution and copy for the City Clerk. . � � • Title of class: , BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR--FIRE DEPARTMENT Duties and responsibilities: Under direction, to be responsible for the maintenance and repair of buildings owned by the Bureau of Fire; and to perform related work as assigned. Examples of work performed: To direct and supervise the maintenance of fire stations and their adjacent grounds, and to see that they are kept in �roper condition. To direct the work of carpenters, plumbers, electricians, painters and others engaged in making alterations or repairs. To perform repair work personally where required. To estimate quantities of materials necessary for repair jobso To review plans for proposed construction projects. To order and distribute cleaning and other supplies. To make reports and recommendations. Minimum qualifications: • High school or vocational school graduation and four years' e�perience as a journeyman carpenter, plumber, painter, or electrician; or eight years' experience in building construction or building maintenance involving construction and repair. • Effective July 22, 1972