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RESOLUTION NO. 745
Series of 1981
TITLE: RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE SALARY SCHEDULE PROVIDING FOR PAY
GRADES AND PAY RANGES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1982
,'ilIEREAS, the City has established and classified fieri t and
Civil Service positions; and
vlliEREAS, the Budget provides for expenditures for salaries
and related costs.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
A. Pay grades and pay ranges for Merit and Civil Service
position classifications and for non-classified positions are here-
bv established as listed below: Positions designated with the letter
(E) are professional, supervisory or adreinistrative in nature and
are, therefore, exempt from overtime payments.
Pay Grade
Position Title
Pay Range
CLERICAL AND CLERICAL SUPERVISORY
1
1
1
Switchboard Operator
Clerk Typist
Accounting Clerk
970-1213
970-1213
970-1213
2
Police Records Clerk
1018-1273
3
Secretary
1065-1332
4
4
Deputy Court Clerk
Purchasing Clerk
1118-1398
1118-1398
:5
5
Senior Secretary
Senior Police Records Clerk (E)
1174-1467
1174-1467
6
Deputy City Clerk
1233-1542
7
Executive Secretary
1294-1618
8
Accounting Technician
1359-1699
9
Chief Court Clerk (E)
1427-1783
ADMINISTRATIVE, PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL
5
Engineering Assistant
1174-1467
7
Engineering Drafting Technician
1294-1618
8
Planning Technician
1359-1699
9
Park Ranger-Naturalist I
1427-1783
10
10
10
Engineering Technician
Sales Tay Auditor
Planner I
1497-1872
1497-1872
1497-1872
11
11
Park Ranger-Naturalist II (E)
Recreation Programs Coordinator
1573-1966
1573-1966
12
12
Personnel Officer (E)
Planner II (E)
1650-2063
1650-2063
13
Purchasing Agent (E)
1733-2166
Resolution No. 745 , Series of 1981
Page 2
Pay Grade
position Title
Pay Range
15
15
15
Civil Engineer
Data Systems Progra~mer (E)
Recreation Programs Supervisor (E)
1911-2390
1911-2390
1911-2390
18
Chief of Planning (E)
2213-2767
20
City Engineer (E)
2440-3051
LABOR AND TRADES AND LABOR AlJD TRADES SUPERVISOR
1
Building Custodian
970-1213
3
3
Public Works ~~aintenance Worker
Parks I~aintenance 1ivorker
1065-1332
1065-1332
:;
Traffic Technician I
1174-1467
6
6
6
Motor Equipment Operator I
Park 11aintenance Leadworker
Tree 'l'rimmer
1233-1542
1233-1542
1233-1542
7
Traffic Technician II
1294-1618
"
o
Ilotor Equipment Operator II
p.utomoti ve and Equipment :'Ilechanic
1359-1699
1359-1699
8
10
10
10
Code Enforcement Officer II
Electrical Inspector
Building Inspector
1497-1872
1497-1872
1497-1872
11
City Arborist (E)
1573-1966
14
Building Maintenance Supervisor (E)
1821-2277
15
15
15
Shops and Yards Supervisor (E)
Street Maintenance Supervisor (E)
Parks Maintenance Supervisor (E)
1911-2390
1911-2390
1911-2390
16
Chief Building Inspector (E)
2007-2509
PUBLIC SAFETY
5
5
Public Safety Dispatcher
Animal Control Officer I
1174-1467
1174-1467
7
Animal Control Officer II
1294-1618
8
Senior Public Safety Dispatcher (E)
1359-1699
10
Police Officer I
1497
11
Police Officer II
1573-1966
14
14
14
Investigator II
Police Laboratory Technician
Senior Police Officer
1821-2277
1321-2277
1821-2277
17
Police Sergeant (E)
2038-2548
19
Police Lieutenant (E)
2248-2810
NON-CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL
Director of Ad~inistrative Services (E)
Director of Parks and Recreation (L)
2161-2810
2161-2810
Resolution No.
745 , Series of 1981
Page 3
Pay Grade
Position Title
Pay Range
Director of COITIDunity Development (E)
2269-2950
Chief of Police (E)
Director of Public Works (E)
2383-3098
2383-3098
City Administrator (E)
43,000jyr.
Municipal Judge
Deputy Judge
Bailiff
Probation Officer
10, 272jyr.
6,420jyr.
1,500jyr.
7,200jyr.
B. A corrbined clothing and cleaning allowance shall be
paid to all uniformed Police Officers of the City at the rate of
$500 per calendar year per officer, and shall be disbursed on a
quarterly basis. The City will be responsible for the initial
issuance of uniforms for the Police Officers when they begin
employment with the Departwent. This will be one complete issue
of uniforms. Any subsequent uniform acquisition or replacement
will be the responsibility of the individual officer.
An officer will not be eligible for his first clothing
allowance until after completion of one year of service with the
vllieat Ridge Police Departrr.ent, and for the balance of the second
year, the payment will be prorated for the period of time remaining
in that calendar year.
Animal Control Officers and Park Rangers shall receive
a cleaning allowance of $110 per year payable quarterly from date
of hire and uniforws will be provided on an as-needed basis.
The City will provide work clothing for all designated
Public Works and Parks personneJ and such other classifications as
designated by the City Administrator.
C.
pay, shall
appearances
A rr.iniwum of two hours
be paid to commissioned
when subpoenaed during
of compensation, called court
police officers for court
off-duty hours.
D. The City shall contribute to designated retirement
and pension programs for eligible employees an awount equal to
ten percent of base salary for sworn police officers and four
percent of base salary for non-sworn police personnel and merit
err.ployees.
(with
until
E. Any employee's salary which is presently above
the cities Wheat Ridge uses for comparison) will be
parity is achieved.
parity
frozen
DONE AND RESOLVED this
19th day of
October , A.D. 1981.
ATTEST:
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FRANK STITES, MAYOR