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<br /> -_., <br /> but that kind of indicates to me some separation in her <br /> own mind of the functions of the two positions. What <br /> kind of impact would any decision we make here today <br /> have on similar circumstances if someone should come <br /> up and says gee, I should get more money for what ever <br /> reason. Is the City liable to keep this thing going on <br /> and on? <br />Brand: What has happened in this position shouldn't happen in <br /> this position. These are really two jobs, there really <br /> should be a full-time person doing the City Clerk's job. <br /> A person who would pursue the CMC professional <br /> designation. It is more than a full-time job for the City <br /> Clerk and there should be an Administrative Assistant. <br /> I am going to complain a bit too, because at least 80% <br /> of Linda's time is devoted to City Clerk duties. I'm <br /> lucky if I get 20% and you know we have someone who <br /> is helping her. This is a incredibly busy job and it was <br /> co-mingled at that time, but it shouldn't be co-mingled. <br /> One of these days we are going to have to bite the <br /> bullet and disco-mingle them. Who ever sits in that <br /> position has a terrible burden to bare and a tremendous <br /> amount of work to do, as long as that person is trying <br /> to fill both of those positions. <br />Fauson: I agree with the Administrator in the sense that when <br /> this was changed from a full-time City Clerk to what it <br /> is today, there was very little work for the City Clerk to <br /> do outside of signing the liquor licenses and licenses for <br /> what few business we had at that time. Since that <br /> action was taken and I don't recall what year that was, <br /> it has to be almost ten years ago the City has grown <br /> approximately three times what it was then. The work <br /> has grown ten-fold since then and I agree with the <br /> Administrator that we are getting to the point where we <br /> do need a full-time City Clerk, because of the business <br /> portion that we have as far as liquor licenses, the <br /> elections, etc. Those are really time consuming. <br />Sackett: Are we talking about $650.00? <br />Brand: Six hundred and fifty dollars and eight three cents. <br />Sackett: Given what I know about history, and I can't say for <br /> 22 <br />