Administration Board. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code 414H(2), whereby employee contributions shall be tax deferred (not subject to taxation until time of constructive receipt) will be concurrently implemented with P.E.R.S. California Government Code section 20692. At the beginning of employee’s last year of employment, such employee shall pay their employees’ nine percent (9%) retirement contribution through an automatic payroll deduction. The City shall increase the employee’s base salary by the same nine percent (9%) for the last twelve
Administration Board. There will be one non-represented employee representative member on the Administration Board. A bylaw shall be passed prohibiting that representative from casting a tie-breaking vote, or from creating a tie among the other members of the Board. Prior to Plan implementation, a vote will be held among all the non- represented employees at each participating University to elect that institution’s representative (the "Representatives") for a term of three years, or for the duration of the term of office of a member of the Administration Board, if such term is not three years. Subsequent votes to elect the non- represented employee representative at each institution will be held at three year intervals, or for the duration of the term of office of a member of the Administration Board, if such term is not three years. No person who is directly responsible for labour relations or collective bargaining may serve as a Representative or as the non-represented employee member of the Administration Board. The Representatives will nominate an individual as the non-represented member on the Administration Board. If that individual meets the qualifications and skills matrix required of members of the Administration Board, the individual will be appointed by the Sponsors Board, acting reasonably, as the non-represented member on the Administration Board for a three-year term, or for the duration of the term of office of a member of the Administrative Board, if such term Is not three years.
Administration Board. A. The Administration Board will consist of the following nine (9) representatives, or their designees:
1. One County Commissioner
2. The Mayor or City Councilperson of Ilwaco
3. The Mayor or City Councilperson of Long Beach
4. The Mayor or City Councilperson of South Bend
5. The Mayor or City Councilperson of Xxxxxxx
6. The County Sheriff
7. One Fire District Commissioner or Fire Chief selected by the unrepresented rural fire districts in Pacific County
8. One Fire District #1 Commissioner
9. One member of the NPCEMS Administrative Board
B. The Administration Board shall:
1. Review and/or change the funding formula as necessary to assure fair and equitable funding of services.
2. Be responsible for developing and approving preliminary and final budgets to recommend for incorporation into the County budget.
3. Develop Non-Member Agency rate recommendations.
4. Act in an advisory capacity to the Board of County Commissioners with regard to all issues impacting PACCOM and Members’ budgets.
5. Oversee the Operations Board and resolve issues which the Operations Board is unable to reach agreement upon.
C. Any action by the Administration Board will require a meeting conforming to the “Open Meetings” Act and with at least five members present and a majority vote of those present.
Administration Board a. There is hereby established an Administration Board consisting of the following eight members or their designees:
(1) One member of the Board of County Commissioners of Xxxxxxxx County.
(2) The Mayor or city councilmember of Olympia.
(3) The Mayor or city councilmember of Lacey.
(4) The Mayor or city councilmember of Tumwater.
(5) The Xxxxxxxx County Sheriff.
(6) One Mayor or city councilmember representing the Cities of Yelm and Tenino, and the Towns of Rainier and Bucoda.
(7) One Fire Protection District #3 Commissioner.
(8) One Fire Protection District Commissioner of a party to this Agreement to be selected by the Fire Commissioner’s Association.
b. The responsibilities of the Administration Board shall be as follows:
(1) Budget approval and submission to the Board of County Commissioners for incorporation into the County budget.
(2) Approval or disapproval of acquisition of new equipment recommended by the Operations Board.
(3) Establishment of policies for expenditures of budgeted items for the Department.
(4) Employment and/or termination and setting salaries for the Director and Deputy Director after considering the recommendations of the Operations Board.
(5) Reviewing and/or changing the funding formula as necessary to assure fair and equitable funding of the Department.
(6) Approval of training, out-of-state travel, room rates and meal rates.
(7) Establishing appropriate probationary periods for all employees of the Department.
c. Any action by the Administration Board requires at least five members present and a majority vote of those present, except as provided in Section 13.
Administration Board
