HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-12-02; Municipal Water District; Resolution 561I RESOLUTION NO. 561
RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
COSTA REAL MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT AMENDING ADMINISTRATIVE CODE SECTION 5.34
REGARDING SPECIAL HOUSING FACILITIES
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Costa Real Munil
Water District currently has a policy regarding use of
caretaker's quarters, and
WHEREAS, the current'caretaker using those quarters wi:
moving as soon as another caretaker is chosen, and
WHEREAS, more detailed conditions are needed before an1 I employee is assigned as caretaker;
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of the Costa
Municipal Water District does hereby amend Section 5.34, Spt
Housing Facilities, of the District's Administrative Code
attached pages of Article 5).
ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 2nd day of December, 1987.
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&x- lk4k&&- SU N M. HAASL, President
Board of Director-s Costa Real Municipal Water Dist 7 ,,I'
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JOT P-. HENLEYk Sgcret ry
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C&sta Real Municipal Water District
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WORKING HOUR EMPLOYEE BEN
ID December 2, 1987
ARTICLE 5 . WORKING HOURS, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS (continued)
Sec. 5.32. Special Merit for Education. The District has
developed a special merit award system to mutually
benefit employees and the District by stimulating and rewarding employees for educational accomplishments. This program recognizes accomplishment in terms of
operator certification according to the following:
Grade Amount
"_
One
TWO
Three
Four
$ 150
$ 300
$ . 500
$1,000
The above compensations are a one lump sum award, grant- ing of to be determined by the employee's supervisor with approval by the General Manager. The General
Manager may recognize other certifications according to
their comparability to the above defined certificates. 1 Sec. 5.33. Defense of Public Employees. Pursuant to the Gov- ernment Code, Section 995 - Authority to provide for defense of civil action or proceeding, except as other- wise provided in Section 995.2 and 995.4, upon request of an employee or former employee, the District shall provide for the defense of any civi 1 action or
proceeding brought against the employee, in the employee's official or individual capacity or both, on
account of a nonmalicious, good-faith act or omission in
the scope of employment as an employee of the District. A cross-section, counterclaim or cross-complaint against an employee or former employee shall be deemed to be a
civil action or proceeding brought against the employee.
Sec. 5.34. Special Housing Facilities. The District main- tains a residence at Squires Dam. The purpose of this residence is to provide security for District facil-
ities. The following conditions apply to employee as-
signment as caretaker:
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1. Employee Status. The employee assigned as caretake1
at Squires Dam shall be a full-time permanent employee.
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ARTICLE 5. WORKING HOURS, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS (continued)
Sec. 5.34. Special Housing Facilities. (continued)
2. Priority of Assignment. In the event of a vacancl
at the caretaker residence, priority of assignment
shall be operations crew members first and construction crew next. Within crew members, longevity with the District shall be the second
criterion.
3. Sole Place of Residence. The crew member assignee
as caretaker shall maintain the residence as his/heI
sole place of residence,
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4. Others Living at Residence. Only District employees
and a reasonable number of persons who constitute E bona fide single housekeeping unit shall be allowec
to reside at the house.
5. Responsibilities. The employee and not the Dis- trict, shall be responsible for the general main- tenance of the house and surrounding property. Thc employee shall also be expected to provide securitl during nonworking hours by having themselves, E
member of their household or another District
employee onsite four weeknights per week and at
least three weekends per month. The employee shall be expected to respond to emergency situations tc
include the chlorination facility, the hydroelectric
facility and the mobile chlorination equipment. Thc employee shall make a visual inspection of thc entire site at least weekly and shall repair an] minor fence breaks. The employee shall drive z
District vehicle. No more than three privatc
vehicles shall be kept at the residence, Nc overtime or supplemental compensation shall be paic for these duties.
6. Rent. The District shall charge an appropriate renl for the residence. Said rent shall be establishec from time to time by the Board of Directors. The
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WORKING H( EMPLOYEE I
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ARTICLE 5. WORKING HOURS, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS (continued)
Sec. 5.34. Special Housing Facilities. (continued)
District shall furnish the water supply ani electricity for the residence and the District employee shall be responsible for the balance of thc
utilities. Upon change of resident the District
shall have the propane tank filled and bill the
outgoing resident.
7. Firearms. The employee shall not carry any firearms in the performance of his/her duties as caretaker
nor in District vehicles and shall not discharge an1 firearms on Distri'ct property.
8. Parties. The employee shall notify the Genera3 Manager in advance of any party at the residence involving 15 or more people.
I 9. Pets. The employee shall be allowed to have only
non-house pets and any pets shall remain within the
fenced portion of the property provided for this
purpose. Any pets shall not be known to be vicious.
10. Term. The District maintains the right to change the assignment of the caretaker responsibility based solely on determination of the District. It is the intent of this provision to create an at-will tenancy. There shall be an annual review of the caretaker's performance with the Superintendent and General Manager.
Sec. 5.35. Deferred Compensation. The District has estab-
lished a Deferred Compensation Plan which employees may
voluntarily participate in. The District matches
employee contributions up to a maximum of 7.5% of an
employee's bi-weekly earnings.
Sec. 5.36. Use of District Credit Card by Staff. District staff may use District credit cards to pay for items which are proper District expenses. The District shall maintain a credit card for the General Manaqer and a - I general card for use by designated staff members.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1
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COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO 1
I, JOHN P. HENLEY, Secretary of COSTA REAL MUNIl
WATER DISTRICT and of the Board of Directors thereof, do h'
certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly adopted b:
Board of Directors of said District at a regular meetii
the Board held on the 2nd day of December, 1987, and thai
was adopted by the following vote:
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AYES: Directors: Bonas, Henley, Maerkle, Wool
and Haasl
NOES : Directors: None
ABSENT : Directors: None
ABSTAIN: Directors: None
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