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MT.NU'LES Ci.ty Counci.l Oct. 9, 19£35 19f36 Audit Mr.. Fahey recommended that thc 1956 Audi.t Agreement Ue approved wi.th Agreement the foll.owinf; ckianges in salar.ies: Semi-Seni_or Staf:f. Audi.tors - $30.75 per hour; Junior Staff Aud~.itors - y'L6.50 per. hour. Pahey A;enda comment:ed that this wi.l.l bri.n~; the sal.ari.es within a 6% increase Ztem No. 16 gui.deline. Mr. i3lesener stated that the avera~;e i.ncrease :i.s within the 6% Li.gure and fel.t that the proposal. was no different than what the C:i.ty had done wi.th its employees by i.ncreasing some salaries more than other.s. Mr. Fakiey introetuced the following resoluti.on and moved iCS adoption: RGOLUT:CON N0, 85-10-504 - AAPP.OVING TIIE 1986 AIJI)TT AGRL.IiMENT WSTH ADJIJSTMGNI'S :CN SALARIGS AS OUTLSNi?D IiV ORDLR TO BRING SALAR:[PS WI'LtIIN A 6% INCRI?,ASL' Gi)IUI,LINP. Tiie foregoing resolution was cluly seco~ided by Ms. Nardi.ni. Ayes (3) Pahey, Nardi.ni.,Scalze. Nayes (1) 131esener. Resoluti.on declared adopted. 'Phis resol.ution appears i.n Resolution I3oolc No. 12, Page 526. Prudenti.<al - Mr, Pahey introducecl the following resolution and moved i.ts adopti.on: Additi.onal ~.Investor. RESOLUTTON N0. 85-10-505 - APPROVING PR[JDIsN'LIA7, AS A~ ADDITIONAL INVCSTOR POR 'Ct{E C~LTY Agenda item No. 17 The foregoing resoluCion was duly seconded by Ms. Nardini. Ayes(4) Iahey, Nardini, Blesener, Scalze. Nayes (0). This resoluti.on appears in Itesolut~ion I3ook No. 12, Pag;e 527. tiusi.ness The Ci.ty Clerlc suUgested that the Council continue to receive more llevelopment applicat:ions f:or the I3usiness DevelopmenC Comm:i.ttee bef.ore talcing any Committee act:i.on, Agenda C4r. ill.esener astced the Council's i.ntentions for the Committee. Item No. 1F3 Pahey replied that he felt the hlayor should serve on the Cormni.ttee along ~vith a Councilmember. Fahey su~;~ested that Council particip.:ition on the Committee could Ue rotated on a year.ly basis. P9r. 731esener. felt that two people from the Counci.l. were sufficienC. F31.esener also felt Chat the Committee should be no larger than 7 or £3e 131esener sug;ested Cwo or three people from the Chamber of Commer.ce, some business owncrs and someone from the pubLic-at-].arf;e should mal<e up the Committee, S3lesener Lelt that the CommiCtee should not be chaired by a member ot the Council. Yage -16-