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FCM19910212FINANCE COMMITTEE - CITY OF MUSKEGO MINUTES OF MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 12, 1991 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Acting Chairman Hilt. Also present were Committee Members Dumke and H. Sanders, Ald. Simmons and Ald. D. Sanders. The Finance Committee reviewed the attached proposed 1991 Settlement. Ald. Dumke moved to recommend Council approval. Seconded by Ald. H. Sanders, motion carried. The Finance Committee reviewed Counter-Offer to Purchase to be submitted to R. J. Mueller for the 2.4 acre parcel in the Industrial Park Addition off of Racine Avenue. The offer submitted by R. J. Mueller was for $28,000.00 and the City is counter-offering at $40,000.00. Ald. Dumke moved to recommend Council approval of counter-offer and upon acceptance, to direct the City Engineer to proceed with preparation of a certified survey for the parcel. Seconded by Ald. H. Sanders, motion carried. The Finance Committee further reviewed correspondence from Waukesha County regarding property being forclosed on in the City of Muskego, Tax Key 2210.990, Durham Drive, with back taxes totaling $2,431.00. The Committee deferred action to the Common Council. The discussion on Starting Sergeant's Pay Scale was removed from the Agenda. The Finance Committee reviewed Attorney Bill for Stoneridge Landfill Negotiating Committee and directed the City Clerk to research the funds remaining in the escrow account and to request that a letter be sent to Waste Management to replenish escrow account. Ald. H. Sanders moved to approve General Utility Vouchers for 1990 in the amount of $26,050.51 and 1991 in the amount of $245,780.61 and Utility Vouchers for 1990 in the amount of $7,306.58 and 1991 for $57,434.90. Seconded by Ald. Dumke, motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Ald. Harold L. Sanders Secretary ca - Non-Represented 1991 Contract Page 2 Mandatory Retirement Age of 70 to be deleted. Clarification that the Utility Superintendent will receive overtime for call-in at the 1991 Utility Maintenance Man's rate. In regard to beeper carrying, the Utility Superintendent will resume the responsibility of having the beeper carried, having first priority of the duty and the City will train up to five people to perform this duty. The compensation will be one hour straight time per day, seven days a week. If the beeper carrier is called in, he will only receive the overtime. Pension for all other Non-Reps will be determined at future date. Life Insurance: Wisconsin Mfg. & Commerce - Eligible 1st of month following date of hire. City pays 100% g*:,o,o - Before Age 65 - Ages 65-69 $ 81400 - Ages 70 and Over The following Parks Department Seasonal Employees will become a part of the Non-represented unit, as established by the 1991 Budget, with no 4% increase: Idle Isle Attendants $4.24 Baseball Maintenance Employees $4.25 Parks Maintenance Employees: Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 and Up NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE 2191 Mayor Wayne G. Salentine Ald. Harold L. Sanders Ald. Edwin P. Dumke 1991 NON-REPRESENTED SETTLEMENT All Non-represented will receive 4% with the following exceptions: Adjust the following positions before adding the 4%: Lieutenants $1,000.00 Superintendent of Public Works $1,000.00 Utility Superintendent $2,000.00 Librarian $ 500.00 Park Maintenance 1991 rate will be: Start 6 MOS. 18 MOS. $ 8.22 $ 9.07 $13.28 Maintenance position's 1991 rate will be: Start 6 MOS. $7.07 $7.94 Draftsperson's 1991 rate will be: $5.25 (no 4% adjustment as it was raised in the 1991 Budget Process) High School Student to be paid the required minimum wage. Mower Operator's salary will be $5.00 per hour. Parks Director will receive overtime for any hours worked over the normal work schedule for snow removal and will be paid time and one-half at the Parks Maintenance person salary scale, double time on Sundays. Pension for Public Works Superintendent and Utility Superintendent will be the same as negotiated for the Public Works Department, 6.5% for 1991. Work gloves, three pair of reflector coveralls to be cleaned and rented at the expense of the City, and winter coveralls shall be provided to the Public Works and Utility Superintendents.