CC RESOLUTION 263318111;t
RESOLUTION NO. 2633
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
CHAPTER 1A2 OF TITLE lA OF THE EL SEGUNDO
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA,
DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. Chapter 1A2 of Title lA of the "El Segundo
Administrative Code" is hereby amended to read as follows:
"CHAPTER 1A2
MANAGEMENT - CONFIDENTIAL SERIES
SECTION 1A2.010 BASIC SALARY SCHEDULE. The following
respective range numbers and minimum and maximum salaries are
hereby allocated and assigned to the respective Management - Confidential
classifications hereinafter set forth opposite each range number
and classification.
Minimum
lst Quarter
2nd Quarter
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Control Point
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SALARY SCHEDULE
MANAGEMENT - CONFIDENTIAL SERIES
Range I Range' II 'Rarn III Range IV Range V
$1153
$1199
$1212
$1236
$1273
1163
1210
1223
1247
1284
1173
1221
1234
1258
1295
1183
1232
1245
1269
1306
1192
1243
1256
1280
1317
1202
1254
1267
1291
1329
1213
1264
1277
1301
1341
1224
1275
1288
1312
1353
1235
1286
1299
1324
1365
1246
1297
1310
1336
1377
1257
1308
1322
1348
1389
1268
1320
1334
1360
1401
1279
1332
1346
1372
1413
1289
1344
1358
1384
1425
1300
1356
1770
1396
1438
1311
1368
1382
1408
1451
1323
1380
1394
1420
1464
1335
1392
1405
1433
1477
1347
1404
1418
1446
1490
1359
1416
1431
1460
1503
1371
1428
1444
1473
1516
1383
1441
1457
1486
1529
1395
1454
1470
1499
1543
(Cont'd)
Range I
Range II
Range III
Range IV.
Range V
3rd Quarter
$1407
$1467
$1483
$1512
$1558
1419
1480
1497
1525
1572
1432
1493
1510
1538
1586
1445
1506
1523
1552
1600
1458
1519
1536
1566
1614
1472
1533
1550
1581
1628
1485
1546
1564
1595
1643
1408
1436
1465
1612
1631
1498
1559
1578
1609
1658
1512
1574
1592
1623
1673
4th Quarter
1526
1589
1607
1637
1688
2nd Quarter
1541
1604
1621
1654
1704
1557
1620
1635
1670
1719
1572
1635
1651
1686
1735
1587
1651
1668
1703
1752
1602
1668
1684
1719
1769
1618
1684
1700
1735
1787
Maximum
1633
1699
1717
1752
1804
Range VI 'Range VII Range VIII Range IX Range X
Minimum
lst Quarter
1312
1339
1366
1509
1526
1324
1351
1378
1521
1539
1336
1363
1390
1533
1552
1348
1374
1402
1546
1564
1360
1386
1414
1559
1577
1372
1398
1426
1572
1590
1384
1410
1439
1585
1603
1396
1422
1452
1598
1616
1408
1436
1465
1612
1631
1420
1449
1478
1626
1646
1433
1462
1491
1640
1661
1446
1475
1504
1656
1676
2nd Quarter
1460
1488
1517
1671
1691
1473
1501
1530
1686
1706
1486
1514
1545
1701
1721
1499
1527
1559
1717
1737
1512
1541
1573
1732
1753
1525
1555
1587
1747
1769
1538
1570
1601
1764
1785
1552
1584
1615
1780
1801
1566
1598
1630
1796
1817
1581
1612
1644
1813
1833
Control Point
1595
1626
1659
1829
1850
3rd Quarter
1609
1640
1674
1845
1867
1623
1656
1690
1862
1884
1637
1671
1705
1879
1901
1652
1636
1720
1897
1919
1668
1701
1735
1914
1936
1683
1717
1751
1931
1954
1698
1732
1767
1949
1972
1713
1747
1783
1966
1990
1729
1764
1800
1985
2008
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Cont'd) Range VI Range VII Range VIII Range IX Range X
4th Quarter
$1744
$1780
$1816
$2003
$2027
1760
1796
1832
2022
2045
1777
1813
1849
2044
2064
1793
1829
1865
2059
2083
1809
1845
1882
2078
2103
1826
1862
1900
2097
2122
1842
1879
1917
2117
2141
Maximum
1858
1897
1935
2136
2161
Range XI
Range XII
Range XIII
Range XIV
Range XV
Minimum
lst Quarter
1572
1620
1666
1715
1734
1585
1634
1680
1729
1748
1598
1648
1694
1744
1764
1610
1662
1708
1758
1779
1624
1676
1722
1772
1794
1638
1690
1736
1788
1809
1652
1703
1751
1803
1825
1666
1717
1766
1818
1840
1680
1732
1781
1834
1855
1694
1747
1796
1849
1872
1708
1762
1812
1865
1888
1723
1777
1827
1880
1904
2nd Quarter
1739
1792
1842
1896
1921
1755
1807
1857
1914
1937
1771
1822
1875
1932
1953
1787
1839
1892
1949
1970
1803
1856
1910
1967
1988
1819
1874
1927
1984
2007
1836
1891
1945
2003
2025
1853
1908
1962
2022
2044
1870
1925
1981
2041
2062
1887
1943
1999
2059
2081
Control Point
1905
1962
2018
2078
2100
3rd Quarter
1922
1980
2036
2097
2120
1939
1998
2055
2116
2140
1957
2016
2073
2136
2159
1975
2034
2093
2156
2179
1993
2053
2112
2176
2199
2012
2073
2132
2196
2219
2030
2092
2152
2215
2.240
2048
2111
2171
2236
2261
2067
2130
2191
2257
2281
4th Quarter
2087
2150
2212
2278
2302
2106
2170
2232
2299
2324
2125
2190
2253
2320
2346
2144
2211
2274
2342
2367
2165
2231
2294
2364
2389
2185
2251
2316
2386
2411
2205
.2273
2338
2408
2434
Maximum
2226
2294
2360
2430
2457
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Range XVI Range XVII Range XVIII Range XIX Range XX
Minimum
1st Quarter
$1784
$1954
$1973
$2093
$2116
1800
1972
1991
2112
2134
1815
1990
2010
2131
2153
1830
2009
2028
2149
2171
1846
2027
2047
2168
2190
1861
2045
2066
2187
2209
1877
2062
2083
2206
2229
1893
2080
2102
2225
2249
1910
2098
2120
2245
2268
1926
2117
2139
2265
2288
1943
2135
2157
2285
2308
1959
2154
2176
2305
2328
2nd Quarter
1976
2172
2194
2324
2349
1992
2191
2214
2345
2370
2010
2211
2233
2366
2390
2027
2230
2253
2387
2411
2045
2250
2273
2408
2433
2063
2269
2292
2429
2455
2081
2289
2313
2451
2476
2100
2310
2334
2473
2498
2120
2330
2354
2495
2520
2140
2351
2375
2517
2543
Control Point
2159
2372
2396
2539
2566
3rd Quarter
2179
2393
2417
2562
2589
2199
2413
2438
2585
2612
2219
2435
2460
2608
2635
2240
2457
2482
2631
2659
2261
2479
2504
2654
2682
2281
2500
2526
2679
2706
2302
2522
2548
2703
2730
2323
2545
2571
2727
2756
2345
2568
2594
2751
2781
4th Quarter
2367
2591
2617
2776
2806
2389
2614
2641
2802
2831
2411
2637
2665
2827
2856
2433
2661
2689
2852
2882
2456
2685
2713
2878
2907
2479
2709
2737
2903
2932
2503
2733
2762
2928
2957
Maximum
2526
2758
2787
2954
2983
SECTION 1A2.020
SALARIES
FIXED BY CITY
MANAGER.
The City
Manager shall fix salaries of the persons enumerated in Section
1A2.040 of this Chapter.
SECTION 1A2.030 EXPLANATION OF SALARY SCHEDULE QUARTILE
SYSTEM. Each salary range enumerated in Section 1A2.010 consists of
a minimum and maximum salary that is divided into quartiles which
the City Manager may use as practical guides for administrative
purposes as follows:
First Quartile. Newly hired or promoted employees
shall be paid the minimum salary unless they clearly possess
unusual qualifications and experience.
Second Quartile. Employees meeting the average job
requirements shall be paid within the second quartile.
Third Quartile. Employees demonstrating above average
• job performance shall be paid within the third quartile.
Fourth Quartile. Employees making an outstanding
contribution to the City in their jobs shall be paid within the
fourth quartile.
The foregoing practical guides shall not be construed
as restrictions upon the discretion of the City Council or the
City Manager, who in cases they consider appropriate, may
disregard such practical guides.
The control point shall be used to compare salaries
in the job market. A salary increase above the control point is
recognition of above average service.
SECTION 1A2.040 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES BY SERIES. The
following respective range numbers are hereby allocated and
assigned to the following respective offices, positions or
employments in.the service of said City, as hereinafter set forth:
Classification
Ranqe' No.
Director of Public Works
XX
Police Chief
XIX
Fire Chief
XVIII
Director of Finance
XVII
Director of Recreation and Parks
XVI
Director of Building Safety
XV
Director of Planning
XV
Assistant Director of Public Works XV
Police Captain XIV
Fire Battalion Chief XIII
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SECTION 1A2.050 EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE PAY--CONTINUATION.
Police Captains and Fire Battalion Chiefs shall continue to receive
the amount of educational incentive pay received as of June 30, 1974,
however, such benefits shall not thereafter be increased. On and
after July 1, 1974, employee's appointed to said classifications
shall continue to receive the amount of educational incentive
pay they received at the''time of appointment to said classifications,
but such benefits shall not be increased thereafter.
SECTION 1A2.060 EVALUATION BY CITY MANAGER--DEPARTMENT
HEADS. The City Manager shall evaluate those employees who report
directly to him. The remaining Management-Confidential employees
shall be evaluated by their department heads.
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Classification
Range No.
Water and Sanitation Superintendent
xii
XI
City Librarian
x
Plan Check Engineer
Ix
Street Maintenance Superintendent
VIII
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Recreation Superintendent
VII
Associate Planner
Vi
V
Park Maintenance Superintendent
IV
Water Supervisor
IV
Water Quality and Sanitation Supervisor
IV
Purchasing/Business License Officer
III
Assistant City Librarian
III
Garage Supervisor
II
Administrative Assistant to City Manager I
I
Administrative Secretary
I
Legal Aide
I
SECTION 1A2.050 EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE PAY--CONTINUATION.
Police Captains and Fire Battalion Chiefs shall continue to receive
the amount of educational incentive pay received as of June 30, 1974,
however, such benefits shall not thereafter be increased. On and
after July 1, 1974, employee's appointed to said classifications
shall continue to receive the amount of educational incentive
pay they received at the''time of appointment to said classifications,
but such benefits shall not be increased thereafter.
SECTION 1A2.060 EVALUATION BY CITY MANAGER--DEPARTMENT
HEADS. The City Manager shall evaluate those employees who report
directly to him. The remaining Management-Confidential employees
shall be evaluated by their department heads.
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The City Manager shall approve all performance salary
adjustments. Criteria for granting salary adjustments shall
include but not be limited to:
1. Present Salary
2. Length of service.
3. Quality and quantity of work performed.
4. Increased competence in handling job responsibilities.
5. Attitude and loyalty to City duties.
6. Efforts toward self-improvement.
7. Exceptional performance.
SECTION 1A2.070 SALARY INCREASES BASED ON PERFORMANCE.
Salary increases shall be based on evaluation of an individual's
performance; there shall be no automatic step progression and no
longevity step increases.
Salary increases shall normally be.made once each year
on or near July 1. Increases may be made at other times on the
basis of superior job performance or unusual circumstances. Newly
hired employees shall be eligible for growth salary increases six
months after employment.
Salary Increases shall be granted in one percent
increments in accordance with the salary schedule shown in
Section 1A2.010. The maximum increase that maybe approved by the
City Manager for each employee in any fiscal year is ten percent.
Increases in excess of ten percent shall be submitted to the City
Council for approval.
A salary increase, when granted, shall continue for the
entire fiscal year unles's the City Manager recommends and the
Council approves a decrease.
SECTION 1A2.080 OVERTIME PAY--EXCEPTION. Management-
Confidential employees shall not be paid overtime pay. Fire
Battalion Chiefs assigned to Fire Suppression shall be paid
straight time rates for time worked on platoon duty or scheduled
or non-scheduled re-hires in excess of fifty-six hours per week;
provided, however, er , should the Fair Labor Standards Act be ruled
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applicable, overtime payment shall be made in accordance with
rules established pursuant thereto.
SECTION 1A2.090 RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS. Within
eighteen months following employment or promotion, the City Manager,
Chiefs of Police and Fire Departments, City Librarian, Directors
of the Finance Department, Building Safety Department, Planning
Department, Public Works Department, and Recreation and Parks
Department shall live within the El Segundo city limits, except
that the City Council may consent to an extended period of residence
outside the El Segundo city limits.
SECTION 1A2.100 EXECUTIVE LEAVE. On and after July 1, 1974
Management-Confidential employees shall be granted three days
executive leave with pay each calendar year which may be used for
personal business, attendance at educational courses, or for
additional vacation. Such leave may not be accrued.
SECTION 1A2.110 ADDITIONAL EMPLOYMENT. A Department
Head who is employed full-time by the City shall not accept
other work or actively participate in the management of a private
profit-producing activity outside of his employment with the
City of El Segundo, without first obtaining approval of the City
Council, and upon showing that such activity will not conflict
with his discharge of duties of employment with the City.
SECTION 1A2.120 DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN. A
deferred compensation plan has been established as a benefit to
Management-Confidential employees. Each Management-Confidential
employee is eligible to participate in the plan.
SECTION 1A2.130 UNIFORM ALLOWANCES. Management-
Confidential employees in the Police and Fire Departments who are
required to purchase and continuously maintain prescribed items
of uniform clothing and personal equipment shall be compensated
for a portion of the initial and maintenance costs thereof
according to the following
1. Police Chief and Police Captains - $12.50 per
month of active duty.
2. Fire Chief and Fire Battalion Chiefs - $120.00 per year.
SECTION 1A2.140 HOLIDAYS AND HOLIDAY PAY BATTALION
CHIEFS. Battalion Chiefs assigned to fire suppression duty shall
be paid for one hundred thirty two hours in lieu of holidays once
a year on or about the 10th day of December. Battalion Chiefs
who terminate shall be paid holiday pay on a pro rata basis.
SECTION 1A2.150 SALARIES AND BENEFITS APPLICABLE. The
provisions of this chapter are applicable to Management-Confidential
employees enumerated in Section 1A2.040 of this Chapter. Management-
Confidential employees shall receive the employment benefits
extended by this Title to General Government employees except as
provided herein or as provided by law.
SECTION 2. Chapter 1A2 of Title 1A of the "El Segundo
Administrative Code" is rescinded.
SECTION 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage
and adoption of this resolution; shall enter the same in the book
of original resolutions of said City; and shall make a minute of
the passage and adoption thereof in the records of the proceedings
of the City Council of said City in the minutes of the meeting at
which the same is passed and adopted.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 1st day of July,
r 1975.
Mayor of the City of El Segundo, California
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SS
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO
I. Valerie A. Burrowes, City Clerk of the
City of El Segundo, California, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the
whole number of members of the City Council of the said City
is five; that the foregoing Resolution, being Resolution No. 2633
was duly passed and adopted by the said City Council,, approved
and signed by the Mayor of said City, and attested by the City
Clerk of said City, all at a regular meeting of the said Council
held on the 1st day of July 1975
and that the same was so passed and a ' dopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Nagel, Rockhold, Van Vranken
and Mayor Balmer;
NOES: Councilmen Stephens
ABSENT: Councilmen None
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF SAID
CITY Ahis 1 Oth day of July 197 5
(SEAL)
City Clerk
of the City of El Segundo, California