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• 05/19/87 <br /> ORDINANCE 9928 - SALARY STRUCTURE - <br /> PUBLIC SEARING Rautenstraus read by title only Ordinance 9928, <br /> "An Ordinance amending Title 2, Chapter 2.66 of <br /> the Louisville Municipal Code concerning Grade <br /> Classifications, and Salary Structures.* Proof of <br /> publication and notice of public hearing were <br /> established. <br /> Mayor Fauson opened the public hearing. <br /> lfrisko stated that the Department of Community <br /> Services is requesting a restructure of the wage <br /> scale for Seasonal Employees in order to reflect <br /> the reality of operations. The swimming pool has <br /> followed a format of starting youngsters as water <br /> safety aides, progressing to basketrooa <br /> attendant/cashier, then lifeguard, water safety <br /> instructor, head lifeguard, head instructor, and <br /> pool manager. In the opinion of pool staff, the <br /> adopted scale placed the basketroo■ <br /> attendant/cashier at a such higher level than <br /> appropriate and at the same time neither the posi- <br /> tions of head lifeguard nor that of head water- <br /> safety instructor are recognised in the adopts' <br /> structure. <br /> Staff is recommending that the basketroom <br /> attendant/cashier position be lowered to a 62.50 - <br /> $3.50 range. Also, the head water safety instruc- <br /> tor, who is in charge of the pool management <br /> during instructional periods, is paid at the sane <br /> rate as the pool manager. Staff recommends con- <br /> tinuing this practice. A similar situation exists <br /> for the head swim coach and staff recommends the <br /> SUM wage structure. With regard to the baseball <br /> program, staff requests a Field Manager/Score- <br /> keeper position at a rate of $6/game, rather tham <br /> $6/hour as has been paid in the past. This can <br /> lower expenditures in the event of poor weather. <br /> Eundley emphasised the fact that the only changes <br /> to the City's salary structure are for seasonal <br /> employees as described by Brisko. <br /> Mayor Fauson asked for anyone wishing to speak <br /> either in favor of or in opposition to Ordinance <br /> 1928. None. <br /> Mayor Fauson closed the public hearing and called <br /> for a motion. <br /> Ssymanski moved that Ordinance 192$ be adopted. <br /> Mayor Fauson seconded. By Roll Call Vote, <br /> Ordinance 9926 was adopted 5-0 with Carnival <br /> abstaining. <br /> 2 <br />