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Reclassification of One Mosquito Control/Stormwater Services Technician to a New Position of Stormwater Services Coordinator in Public Works (B)
The Public Works Department is requesting a Mosquito Control/Stormwater Technician position be reclassified to a new position of Stormwater Services Coordinator as this position has grown beyond its duties of Mosquito Control/Stormwater Technician.
Explanation
The Public Works Department requested a job audit on a Mosquito Control/Stormwater Services Technician position. The job duties of this position have grown beyond those of a Mosquito Control/Stormwater Services Technician. An audit was conducted and found that the incumbent's duties are significantly different from that of the Mosquito Control/Stormwater Services Technician. The incumbent's current duties encompass inspection of stormwater systems to ensure standards are maintained, inspect stormwater treatment facilities for water management compliance, investigate and prepare reports on specific stormwater problems for decision making purposes, monitor activities of contractors for compliance and recommends and plants proper grasses for stormwater flow and coordinates herbicidal program on all City property. These duties are significantly different from the Mosquito Control/Stormwater Technician classification, which are primarily applying herbicides to control mosquitoes. The Mosquito Control/Stormwater Technician is classified under the CWA pay plan as Pay Grade E ($26,714.34 - $29,870.01 - $33,025.67). The duties being performed by the incumbent are more in line with those in the MAP pay plan at Pay Grade EXE ($38,583.89 - $45,818.38 - $53,052.86).
Fiscal Note
The approximate fiscal impact is $5,558. Funds are available for this position in the Stormwater Management Utility Fund.
Recommendation
The Personnel and Organizational Structure Committee recommends the City Commission approve the reclassification of one Mosquito Co...
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