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CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL NO.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
COUNCIL RESOLUTION-GENERAL FORM
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WHEREAS Joseph J. Mitchell, Civil Service Commissioner, through
Herbert A. Lyon, Chief Examiner, Civil Service Bureau,
has requested by letter that the City Council select a member
of a Board of Review to hear the case of a city employee
against whom charges have been filed, now therefore be it
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RESOLVED that the City Council hereby names r '�'__
as its appointee to serve on the Boar• o • eview or t e
required legal period of one year.
Council File No. 183783—BY Joseph E.
Dillon—
Whereas, Joseph J. Mitchell, Civil
Service Commissioner, through Her-
bert A. Lyon, Chief Examiner, Civil
Service Bureau, has requested by
letter that the City Council select a
member of a Board of Review to hear
the whom case charges haveebeeny against
filednow
therefore be it
Resolved, That the City Council here-
by names Leonard C. Seamer as its
appointee
eviewefor othe serve required h Board
legaal period
of one year.
Adopted by the Council July 18, 1957.
Approved July 18, 1957.
(July 20, 1957)
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JUL 161957
COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council r95_
Yeas Nays Mil_ 1 6 imp
DeCourcy
Holland Approved 195-
Marzitelli
Mortinson In Favor _-
Poi-arsori
Mayor
Rosen Against
Mr. President, Dillon
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JOSEPH J. MITCHELL - H. LYON
COMPTROLLER AND � CHIEF EXAMINER AND
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER SAINT e A U L DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL
CIVIL SERVI E BUREAU
265 CI Tr-MA LL
ST. PAUL 2 MINNESOTA
July 17, 1957
TO THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL:
Gentlemen:
Our Civil Service law provides for a hearing in the case
of employees recommended for discharge. Charges have been
preferred against one of our city employees and it will be necessary
to hold a hearing.
The law provides that the members who make up this Board
of Review shall consist of the President of the Saint Paul Association
of Commerce, the President of the St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly,
and one person to be selected by the Council of the City of St. Paul.
The last person to serve as a representative of the Council
was Mr. Lyle E. Kinvig, who was appointed on October 18, 1956. The
law provides that such appointee of the Council shall serve for one year,
which means that Mr. Kinvig's term would not expire until October 18,
1957. Charges have been preferred against one of the city employees,
and a hearing is to be held. We accordingly notified Mr. Kinvig of such
hearing. We have now received a copy of a letter addressed to Mayor
Dillon in which Mr. Kinvig indicates that he wishes to resign as a
member of the Board of Review.
If the Council accepts Mr. Kinvig's resignation, it will be
necessary for the Council to make another appointment at this time.
We have prepared a resolution for the convenience of the Council.
Very truly yours,
JOSEPH J. MITCHELL
Civil Service Commissioner
By
Chief Ex. iner
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