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184935 Original to City Clerk , • ORDINANCE COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY /772-"/ ORDINANCE w ' _ / �. • Council File No. 184935—Ordinance • No. 11158—By Bernard'T. Holland— t An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6446, entittl d:Y "An administrative ordinance fixing the com- pensation rates of certain city positions and employments, " approved January 23, 1925, as amended. This is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 6446, approved January 23, 1925, as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by striking out all of the material in Section II preceding the line "Special employments:" , and substitute in lieu thereof the following: r N Z o > CC r Q. a.. H Q \, Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council_ DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr.President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: (�� � �j�� Cx3JSX v".416 City Clerk Mayor L_ 1M 6-56 8 ) `�, PITT Trrrrioamm" Original to City Clerk. ORDINANCE , 1 • COUNCIL FILE NO._ PRESENTED BY - ORDINANCE NO. r. An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6446, entitled: An administrative ordinance fixing the com- pensation rates of certain city positions and employments, " approved January 23, 1925, as amended. This is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 6446, approved January 23, 1925, as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by striking out all of the material at the beginning of Section II up to and including the line "UnskilleX, Laborer 2. 25", and substituting in lieu thereof the following: J Q W N Z W O OL 8 \ 0 0 nCC C Cl. \ '< \ Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli --. In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr. President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk " /�C , Mayor 1M 6-56 ,. 8 v/1 t4- Ma /; Original to City Clerk. ORDINANCE COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO. -5- on-t.--�' is-oxdiaa7Qee-aka}I-take-eifee1=�d-b.&- iea-ca from-an&af r-3anaary4-i-4-9rr&. Sectio 2. The wage scales herein::hefore provided for shall take effect and be in orce from and after January 1, 1958 Section 3\ This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. Section Ii. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, approval and publication. Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli — In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr.President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk Mayor R o.�.g Triplicate to the Comptroller • ORDINANCE 84935 COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance amendL g Ordinance No. 6446, entitled: An administrative ordinance fixing the com- pensation rates of certain city positions and employments, " approved January 23, 1925, as amended. This is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 6446, approved January 23, 1925, as amended, be an4 the same is hereby further amended by striking 'r out all of the material at tit. bsginning of Section II up to and including the line "Unskilled Laborer 2. 25", and substituting in lieu thereof the following: \\t Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr.President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk Mayor 1M 6-56 G 8 Triplicate to the Comptroller' ORDINANCE 149 , COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO. _5_ \ eiati . 4ake 4.61.4 frerm-anel-af ter-fee/ner.y --4-t? . Section 2. The wage scales hereinbefore provided for shall take effect and be in force from and after alnuary 1, 1958. Section 3. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, approval and publication. Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli — In Favor i Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr.President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk Mayor 1bi 6-56 8 Quadruplicate to Department ORDINANCE • COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6446, entitled: An administrative ordinance fixing the com- pensation rates of certain city positions and employments, " ap ,roved January 23. 1925, as amended. This is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation Of the public peace, health and safety. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY' OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 6446, approved January 23, 1925, as amended, be and the aame,is hereby further amended by striking out all of the material at the beginning of Section II up to and including the line "Unskilled Laborer 2. 25", and substituting in lieu thereof the following: Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr. President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk Mayor 1M 6-56 ., .' R Quadruplicate to Department ORDINANCE _ 49 5 COUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO. • 'i 4 t Y:� b T y i►41.#4404-4v ii+iL X11 -YIi +Liii .ba..iii.LCar.go- frarn rrl-atiterr- irtrearr31-I h Section 2. The wage soles hereinbefore provided for shah take effect and be in force from and of anuary 1, 1958. Section 3. This ordinance i hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the nervation of the public peace, health and safety. Section L►. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage, appxc al and publication. Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland Marzitelli In Favor Mortinson Peterson Against Rosen Mr. President (Dillon) Approved: Attest: City Clerk Mayor 1M 6-56 " 8 Original to City Clerk - ORDINANCE C ? l' kr 1 74) OUNCIL FILE NO. PRESENTED BY 3 �--- ORDINANCE NO. -6- Section 2. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health and safety. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after January 1, 1958. 011"3 -ire/ Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council DeCourcy Holland 1h■ In Favor (2 ➢ +eea•" • c1 Peterso Against Rosen Mr.President illon) i 1 3 1957 proved: -- Attest,. i City Clerk Mayor 1M 6 6 8 / I !849 SECTION !I The compensation for positions in the Ungraded Division as provided in Section. 7 of they Civil Service Rules shall be as follows: (Except as otherwise indicate all rates are hourly rates. ) S Skilled Labor: (a) Air Compressor erator $2. 77 Backfiller Operator 30 10 Boilermake r Bricklayer 3, 575 Building Inspector 3 47 Carpenter \ 3: 15 Carpenter Foreman (Fi a Dept, ) 3. 40 Cement Finisher Electrical Inspector 3 47 Electrician Electrician Foreman Electrician General Forerna Elevator Inspector 3, 47 Garbage Collector 20 45 Gas Burner Inspector 3. 47 General Foreman (School Main nance) 4, 06 Glazier Heating and Piping Inspector 3, 47 Hoisting Engineer 3, 10 Iron Worker Erecting) 3, 32 Iron Worker Reinforcement) \ 3._ 22 Iron Worker Foreman 3., 57 Lather Lighting Foreman Lighting Repairman l Masonry Inspector \ 3, 47 Miner , 3, 075 Mixer Engineer 3, 10 Motor Equipment Operator 2, 85 Painter (Brush) 3, 00 Painter Fore man 3, 25 Painter Foreman (Fire Dept, ) 3, 25 Plasterer Plasterer Inspector 3, 47 Plasterer's Tender -2- 1.81 935 Plumber $ Plumbing Inspector 3> 47 Plumbing Inspector- -Water Dept. 3. 47 Police and\Fire Alarm Lineman Power Shovel Operator 3. 32 Refrigeratiori'Jnspector 3, 47 Road Machinery Operator 2. 52 Roller Engineer'.,(Under 8 tons) 2. 88 Roller Engineer 0 3 tons or over) 3, 10 Roofer 3. 15 Roofer Foreman 3„ 30 Roofer's Helper 2,, 40 Shade Repairman 3, 15 Sheet Metal Inspector _ 3, 47 Sheet Metal Worker • Steamfitter Stone Mason 3. 575 Street Lamp Worker(Presexit incumbents employed under this title prior to 12-31-53) Street Lamp Worker First Year of employment Second Year of employment Third Year of employmentandthereafter Team Owner-Driver 2. 30 Terrazzo Worker 3. 10 Truck Driver 2. 52 Truck Owner-Driver 2, 40 (b) Assistant Supt. of Mechanical Equipment—Water 3, 215 Chief Refrigeration and Operating Engineer 3„ 065 Custodian-Engineer 2.. 665 Custodian-Engineer 1Library Buildings) 3, 115 Custodian-Engineer- Municipal Stadium ti 2, 665 Custodian•-Engineer(Public Safety Bldgs. ) 3. 065 Janitor First year of employment 90% of third year rate, 2. 095 Second year of employment 95% of third year rate. 20 205 Third year of employment and thereafter 2. 315 Janitor-Engineer 20 505 Jr. Custodian-Engineer 20 555 Jr,. School Custodian 2. 395 -3- i 18493} Oiler $2, 445 Power Plant Helper 2. 495 Refrigeration Engineer(Steam'-Electric) 2. 7.5 Sr. Custodian—Engineer 2: 715 Sr. Pumping Station Engineer 2, 745 Stationary Engineer 2. 665 Stationary Fireman 2. 595 Supervisor of Custodians 3, 215 Supervisor of Scholl Heating 34 215 Superintendent of Mechanical Equipment--Water Dept. 3, 495 (cj Auto Mechanic • 3. 00 Fireman Mechanic 3., 00 Fireman-Mechanic Foreman 3,. 25 Fireman ,Mechanic General\Foreman 3, 50 General Blacksmith Machinist 2,, 49 Tire Repairman 2„ 39 Welder-Blacksmith Semi-Skilled Labor: Asphalt Laborer 2„ 40 Asphalt Raker 2„ 85 Bridge Laborer 2., 50 Building Laborer 2. 40 Chipping Hammer Operator 2, 50 Concrete and Curb Laborer 2,, 50 Ditch Digger 2, 50 Flusher Helper 1, 80 Jackhammer Operator 2, 55 Kettle Fireman 2. 50 Kettle Tender—Roofer 2, 65 Mortar Mixer 2, 53 Paver 2, 825 Paving Bedrnaker 2, 70 Public Works Laborer 2„ 40 Sanitation Laborer 2. 45 Sewer Laborer 2, 50 Sewer Maintenance Laborer 2. 50 Stone Block Paver 2. 825 Street Sweeper 2, 40 Tamper � 2, 70 Vibrator Operator 2. 50 Unskilled Labor: Unskilled Laborer 2 40 _4_ 4 • (35 SECTION II The compensation for positions in the Ungraded Division as provided in Section. 7 of the Civil Service Rules shall be as follows: (Except as otherwise indicated all rates are hourly rates, ) Skilled Labor: (a) Air Compressor Opertor $2. 77 Backfiller Operator 30 10 Boilermake r Bricklayer 3, 575 Building Inspector 3. 47 Carpenter 3, 15 Carpenter Foreman (Fire dept, ) 3. 40 Cement Finisher Electrical Inspector 3, 47 Electrician Electrician Foreman Electrician General Foreman Elevator Inspector 3, 47 Garbage Collector 2, 45 Gas Burner Inspector 3, 47 General Foreman (School Maintenan e) 4. 06 Glazier Heating and Piping Inspector 3. 47 Hoisting Engineer 3, 10 Iron Worker Erecting) 3, 32 Iron Worker (Reinforcement) 3,. 22 Iron Worker Foreman 3. 57 Lather Lighting Foreman Lighting Repairman Masonry Inspector 3, 47 Miner 3, 075 Mixer Engineer 3, 10 Motor Equipment Operator ` 2, 85 Painter (Brush;( ; 3, 00 Painter Foreman 3, 25 Painter Foreman (Fire Dept, ) 3, 25 Plasterer Plasterer Inspector 3,. 47 Plasterer's Tender -2- x-8'1 9,4,3 Plumber $ Plumbing Inspector 3. 47 Plumbing Inspectors-Water Dept, 3. 47 Police and Fire Alarm Lineman Power Shovel Operator 3. 32 Refrigeration Inspector 3, 47 Road Machinery Operator 2. 52 Roller Engineer (Under 8 tons) 2. 88 Roller Engineer (8 tons or over) 3. 10 Roofer 3. 15 Roofer Foreman 3„ 30 Roofer's Helper 2, 40 Shade Repairman 3. 15 Sheet Metal Inspector 3. 47 Sheet Metal Worker Steamfitter Stone Mason 3. 575 Street Lamp Worker(Present icumbents employed under this title prior;to 12-31-53' Street Lamp Worker First Year of employment Second Year of employment Third Year of employment and thereafter Team Owner-Driver 2, 30 Terrazzo Worker 3. 10 Truck Driver 2.52 Truck Owner-Driver -, 2. 40 (b) Assistant Supt. of Mechanical Equipment Water 3. 215 Chief Refrigeration and Operating Engineer 3, 065 Custodian-Engineer 2, 665 Custodian-Engineer(Library Buildings 3, 115 Custodian Engineer Municipal Stadium 2. 665 CustodianEngineer(Public Safety Bldgs. ) 3. 065 Janitor First year of employment 90% of third year rate. 2. 095 Second year of employment 95%® of third year rate.> 2e 205 Third year of employment and thereafter 2. 315 Janitor-Engineer 2. 505 Jr. Custodian Engineer 2. 555 Jr. School Custodian 2. 395 -3- • 84935 • Offer $2. 445 Power Plant Helper 2, 495 Refrigeration Engineer?Steam-Eleetric) x. 745 Sr. Custodian-Engineer 2. 715 Sr„ Pumping Station Engineer 2> 745 Stationary Engineer 2. 665 Stationary Fireman 2. 595 Supervisor of Custodians 3, 215 Supervisor of School Heating 3. 215 Superintendent of Mechanical Equipment,..-Water Dept. 3. 495 is Auto Mechanic 3. 00 Fireman Mechanic 3., 00 Fireman-Mechanic Foreman 3. 25 Fireman-Mechanic General Foreman 34 50 General Blacksmith Machinist 2., 49 Tire Repairman 2<, 39 Welder-Blacksmith Semi-Skilled Labor: Asphalt Laborer 2. 40 Asphalt Raker 2., 85 Bridge Laborer 2. 50 Building Laborer 2., 40 Chipping Hammer Operator 2, 50 Concrete and Curb Laborer 2„ 50 Ditch Digger 2., 50 Flusher Helper 1,: 80 Jackhammer Operator 2, 55 Kettle Fireman 2. 50 Kettle Tender---Roofer 2, 65 Mortar Mixer 2, 53 Paver 2< 825 Paving Bedmaker 2, 70 Public Works Laborer 2, 40 Sanitation Laborer 2, 45 Sewer Laborer 2, 50 Sewer Maintenance Laborer 2, 50 Stone Block Paver 2, 825 Street Sweeper 2, 40 Tamper 2, 70 Vibrator Operator 2, 50 Unskilled Labor: Unfsizilled Laborer 2:, 40 -4- 184935 1 , SECTION U The compensation for positions in the Ungraded Division as provided. in Section. 7 of the Civil Service Rules shall be as follows: (Except as otherwise indicated all rates are hourly rates, ) Skilled Labor: (a) Air Compressor Operator $2,, 77 • Backfiller Operator 3, 10 Boilermake r Bricklayer 3„ 575 Building Inspector 3, 47 Carpenter 3, 15 Carpenter Foreman (Fire Dept., ) 3, 40 Cement Finisher Electrical Inspector 3, 47 Electrician Electrician Foreman Electrician General Foreman Elevator Inspector 3, 47 Garbage Collector 2, 45 Gas Burner Inspector 3, 47 General Foreman (School Ivlaintenance. 4, 06 Glazier Heating and Piping inspector 3, 47 Hoisting Engineer 3, 10 Iron Worker Erecting) 3, 32 Iron Worker ,lReinforcement) 3, 22 iron Worker Foreman .3,, 57 Lather Lighting Foreman Lighting Repairman • Masonry Inspector 3, 47 Miner 3, 075 Mixer Engineer 3„ 10 Motor Equipment Operator 2. 85 Painter (Brush 3, 00 Painter Foreman 3, 25 Painter .Foreman (Fire Dept., ) 3, 25 Plasterer Plasterer Inspector 3, 47 Plasterer's Tene..er -2- '_ 1935 Plumber $ Plumbing Inspector 3, 47 Plumbing Inspector--Water Dept. 3. 47 Police and Fire Alarm Lineman Power Shovel Operator 3. 32 Refrigeration Inspector 3, 47 Road Machinery Operator 2. 52 Roller Engineer (Under 8 tong; 2088 Roller Engineer (8 tons or over) 3. 10 Roofer 3015 Roofer Foreman 3., 30 Roofer's Helper 2. 40 Shade Repairman 3, 15 Sheet Metal Inspector 3, 47 Sheet Metal Worker Steamfitter Stone Mason 3, 575 Street Lamp Worker(Present incumbents employed under this title prior to 12-31-53) Street Lamp Worker First Year of employment Second Year of employment Third Year of employment:and thereafter Team Owner-Driver 2. 30 Terrazzo Worker 3„ 10 Truck Driver 20 52 Truck Owner-Driver 2. 40 \(b) Assistant Supt. of Mechanical Equipment--Water 3„ 215 Chief Refrigeration and Operating Engineer 3.. Q65 Custodian-Engineer 2. 665 Custodian-EngineerlLibrary Buildings) 3, 115 Custodian Engineer-- Municipal Stadium 2. 665 Custodian-Engineer(Public Safety Bldgs. ) 3., 065 Janitor First year of employment 90% of third year rate. 2. 095 Second year of employment 95% of third year rate. 2., 205 Third year of employment and thereafter 2, 315 Janitor-Engineer 2. 505 Jr. Custodian Engineer 2, 555 Jr. School Custodian 2. 395 -3- 1 I19`1� Oiler $20 445 Power Plant Helper 2. 495 Refrigeration Engineer(Steam-Electric) 2. 745 Sr. Custodian-Engineer 2.715 , 1 ., _ f Sr„ Primping Station Engineer 2. 7 4; ; . 14-4',/#1 . Stationary Eng eer • 2.'665 ."� +-:; 1 Stationary Fire an 2. 595 Supervisor of C stodians 3, 215 Supervisor of School Heating 3, 215 Superintendent of\Mechanical Equipment- -Water Dept 3u 495 (c!) Auto Mechanic 3. 00 Fireman *Mechanic 3„ 00 Fireman-Mechanic oreman 3. 25 Fireman Mechanic eneral Foreman 3, 50 General Blacksmith Machinist 2, 49 Tire Repairman g 2. 39 Welder-Blacksmith lle S mi-Ski d .,e a Labor: Asphalt Laborer 2. 40 Asphalt Raker 2„ 85 Bridge Laborer 2„ 50 Building Laborer 2. 40 Chipping Hammer Operator. 2... 50 Concrete and Curb Laborer 2.; 50 Ditch Digger 2 50 Flusher Helper 1, 80 Jackhammer Operator 2, 55 Kettle Fireman 2, 50 Kettle Tender—Roofer 2, 65 Mortar Mixer 2, 53 Paver 2, 825 Paving Bedmaker 2, 70 Public Works Laborer 2, 40 Sanitation Laborer 2. 45 Sewer Laborer 2, 50 Sewer Maintenance Laborer 2, 50 Stone Block Paver 20 825 Street Sweeper 2, 40 Tamper 2, 70 Vibrator Operator 2. 50 Unskilled Labor; Unskilled Laborer 2,. 40 -4- SECTION II J The compensation for positions in the Ungraded Division as provide in Section 7 of the Civil Service Rules shall be as follows; (Fxcept otherwise indicated all rates are hourly rates, ) R. Skilled Labor: • s (A) Air Compressor Operator $2. 77 Backfiller Operator 3, 10 Boilermaker 3. 525 Bricklayer 3, 575 Building Inspector 3, 47 Carpenter 3. 15 Carpenter Foreman (Fire Dept. ) 3.. 50 Cement Finisher 3. 25 Electrical Inspector 3: 47 Electrician 3, 61 Electrician Foreman 3. 96 Electrician General Foreman 4, 31 Elevator inspector 3. 47 Garbage Collector 2, 45 Gas Burner Inspector 3. 47 General Foreman (School Maintenance) 4. 075 Glazier 2, 85 Heating and Piping Inspector 3. 47 Hoisting Engineer 3. 10 Iron Worker (Erecting) 3. 32 Iron Worker (Reinforcement) 3, 22 Iron Worker Foreman 3, 57 Lather 3, 43 Lighting Foreman 3. 96 Lighting Repairman 3, 61 Masonry Inspector 3, 47 Miner 3. 075 Mixer Engineer 3. 10 Motor Equipment Operator 2. 85 Painter (Brush) 3, 00 Painter Foreman 3. 25 Painter Foreman (Fire Dept. ) 3. 25 Plasterer. 3, 48 Plasterer Inspector 3. 47 Plasterer's Tender 2. 90 -2- 4-1 3 ( Plumber $3. 415 7 / / ,S15, Plumbing Inspector 3„ 47 Plumbing Inspector—Water Dept. 3. 47 Police and Fire Alarm Lineman 3. 61 Power Shovel Operator 3. 32 Refrigeration Inspector 3. 47 • Road Machinery Operator 2. 52 Roller Engineer (Under 3 tons) 2. 88 Roller Engineer (8 tons or over) 3. 10 Roofer 3. 15 Roofer Foreman 3. 30 Roofer's Helper 2. 40 Shade Repairman 3. 15 Sheet Metal Inspector 3. 47 Sheet Metal Worker 3. 40 Steamfitter 3. 415 Stone Mason 3. 575 Street Lamp Worker First Year of employment 2. 31 Second Year of employment 2. 56 Third Year of employment and thereafter. 2. 89 Team Owner--Driver 2, 30 Terrazzo Worker 3. 10 Truck Driver 2, 52 Truck Owner-Driver 2. 40 AB.) Assistant Supt. of Mechanical Equipment--Water Dept. 3. 215 Chief Refrigeration and Operating Engineer 3. 065 Custodian-Engineer 2, 665 Custodian-Engineer (Library Buildings) 3. 115 Custodian-Engineer» Municipal Stadium 2. 665 Custodian-Engineer (Public Safety Building; 3. 065 Janitor First year of employment 90% of third year rate, 2. 095 Second year of employment 95% of third year rate, 2. 205 Third year of employment and thereafter 2. 315 Janitor-Engineer 2. 505 Junior Custodia.n-Engineer 2, 555 Junior School Custodian 2. 395 ,3- • �� 3 Oiler $2. 445 Power Plant Helper 2, 495 Refrigeration Engineer Steam. lectricj 2. 745 Senior Custodian.En.gineer Z. 715 Senior Pumping Station Enginesr 2, 745 Stationary Engineer 2, 665 Stationary Fireman 2. 595 Supervisor of Custodians 3. 215 Supervisor of School Heating 3, 215 Superintendent of Mechanical / Equipment—Water Dept. 3. 495 (C) Auto Mechanic 2.85 Fireman-Mechanic 2, 85 Fireman-Mechanic Foreman 3, 10 Fireman-Mechanic General Foreman 3. 35 General Blacksmith 3, 525 Machinist 2. 85 Tire Repairman 2. 39 Welder-Blacksmith 3. 525 Semi--Skilled Labor: Asphalt Laborer 2. 40 Asphalt Raker 2. 85 Bridge Laborer 2. 50 Building Laborer 2. 40 Chipping Hammer Operator 2. 50 Concrete and Curb Laborer 2. 40 Ditch Digger 2. 50 Flusher Helper 1. $0 Jackhammer Operator 2, 55 Kettle Fireman 2. 50 Kettle Tender-Roofer 2. 80 Mortar Mbcer 2. 53 Paver 2, 825 Paving Bedmaker 2, 70 Public Works Laborer 2, 40 Sanitation Laborer 2. 45 Sewer Laborer 2. 50 Sewer Maintenance Laborer 2. 50 Stone Block Paver 2. 825 Street Sweeper 2. 40 Tamper 2. 70 Vibrator Operator 2. 50 4., . . ( 14 q 3 c.---' ..- (- ( / Unskilled Labor: Unskilled La'aorer $2. 40 Any employee, except a temporary or emergency employee, employed under any of the foregoing titles listed in this Section may be paid oa a monthly basis. To determine the monthly rate, the hourly rate indicated for the position shall be multiplied by 173 1/3, computed to the nearest multiple of five cents, "' a t A I Adopted by the Council 195_ Yeas Nays 4AND p1S Mme' ORTIN N / TERS // OAR SEN 0 INHEL MR.PRESIDENT (DILLON) i 0////A 7Vir.". (0... 1st 10\ i,„,5 2nd 1 (--'130 Laid over to Ith,1 t 3 3rd and app f L 3 'dopt 1 1 Yeas N •s ,\ Yeas Nays .4- � DeCourcy I �/ DeCoarcy ,/ - Rolland Iloll/�414#s" Holland /•,h 'r Mortinson 17 /f _ '11 •O 1 t�' n Peterson ` Rose 11c,Ju..�,( Rosen o � Mr. resident Dillon Mr. President Dillo 0�!111 .18496r---. 1 i . i - �' r �h=n