Parks and Recreation Department. A) Subject to B1.03 B), persons whose regular jobs are not in the Parks and Recreation Department bargaining unit, except students working for the Parks and Recreation Department under volunteer programs, shall not work on any jobs which are included in the bargaining unit, except for the purpose of instruction, experimenting, or in emergencies when regular employees are not available.
Parks and Recreation Department. For purposes of layoff, the geographic area shall be defined as the Agency.
Parks and Recreation Department. When employees in Truck Driver and Heavy Truck Driver classifications represented by the Washington State Council of County and City Employees, AFSCME Local 21, perform the same body of work during the cleanup of an illegal encampment as employees in classifications represented by Public Service and Industrial Employees Local 1239, those employees shall receive “Encampment Pay” under the following terms and conditions:
Parks and Recreation Department. Parks and Recreation Department contractors are required to comply with the following additional terms:
Parks and Recreation Department. The City shall provide services of the City’ s Parks and Recreation Department which shall include, but not be limited to, special events support assistance for NMCRA sponsored events and securing appropriate events vendors to implement successful events.
Parks and Recreation Department i) The regular hours of work for employees shall be eight (8) hours per day inclusive of a thirty-minute lunch period.
Parks and Recreation Department. Employees classified as Truck Driver and Heavy Truck Driver, pick their hours of work and days off on the basis of length of service. Selection under this provision shall be conducted at least once per calendar year. In addition, shift selection will also be conducted when a bargaining unit position becomes vacant, provided the department has determined the position will be filled.
Parks and Recreation Department. JOBS NOT RATED BY JJE #Municipal Vehicular Designations Required to Qualify for New Postings "A" Vehicle - over 18,000 lbs. G.V.W. "B" Vehicle - 10,000 to 17,999 lbs. X.X.X. 00 "X" Xxxxxxx - under 10,000 lbs. G.V.W. CLASS POSITION # BASIC JOB TITLE #DRIVING QUALIFICATIONS WEEKLY HOURS WAGE RATES Jan.1/13 Jan. 1/14 Jan. 1/15 Jan. 1/16 81.20 82080 82116 Equipment Repairer * Equipment Repairer – Pool Operator* * May drive “A” truck if “B” or “C” truck not available X, X, & X X, X, & X 40.00 $26.45 26.45 26.71 27.03 82.20 82085 82086 Hoisting Engineer – Lift Truck Operator (when operating below ground level) Cement Finisher ** ** 30 cents premium when working on cut field stone A, B, & C B & C 40.00 $25.30 25.30 25.55 25.86 83.10 82089 82091 82093 Facilities Services Attendant* Gang Mower Operator Rink Attendant “A” – Winter Operations * May drive “A” truck if “B” or “C” truck not available A, B, & C B & C B & C 40.00 $24.50 24.50 24.75 25.05 CLASS POSITION # BASIC JOB TITLE #DRIVING QUALIFICATIONS WEEKLY HOURS WAGE RATES Jan.1/13 Jan. 1/14 Jan. 1/15 Jan. 1/16 83.20 82096 Refuse Packer Driver A, B, & C 40.00 $24.25 24.25 24.49 24.78 84.05 00000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx “B” * * Receives 25 cents per hour premium while pulling triple axle trailer * Receives rate of Grade 82.20 per hour while in plowing operation B & C 40.00 $23.51 23.51 23.75 24.04 84.20 82103 TBD Rink Attendant “B” Refuse Collector ** ** 5 cents premium when working at this job B & C B & C 40.00 $23.24 23.24 23.47 23.75 85.20 82075 General Duties III (Probationary Labourer) Nil 40.00 $22.32 22.32 22.54 22.81 86.20 TBD Student 40.00 $15.82 15.82 15.98 16.17 67 LOCAL 82, C.U.P.E. SCHEDULE "A-4" HOURLY RATES
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Parks and Recreation Department. <.. image(A picture containing application Description automatically generated) removed ..> Audit Recommendations • #1a Revise the Memorandum of Understanding (address flawed parity concept) • #1e Determine whether any amounts are owed between the agencies • #4 Revise City Council Policy 700-35 Parks and Recreation Department <.. image(A picture containing sky, tree, outdoor, grass Description automatically generated) removed ..> Draft MOU • Clarifies roles of City and SDUSD in developing and administering joint use • Indicates that both parties are satisfied with the contributions of the other party • Deletes parity concept • Forgives any monies that may be owed by either party under the terms of the 2002 MOU Parks and Recreation Department Council Policy 700-35 • Establishes guidelines for the development and operation of the City’s joint use program with school districts, including: • Strategic vision • Objectives • Authority • Responsibility • Accountability • Focuses new joint use proposals to bring more recreational opportunity to communities that lack park access • Assigns P&R the role to bring annual updates to the PS&LN Committee to discuss the state of the joint use program Parks and Recreation Department Fiscal Considerations • This action does not authorize expenditure of funds for operations, maintenance, construction, or land acquisition. • Each joint use agreement determines the role of the City and school district for these elements, and the fiscal impact to the City is identified in each joint use agreement brought to the City Council for its consideration. Parks and Recreation Department Staff Recommendations • Approve the draft MOU with SDUSD
