City Council

Ward Councilors Councilors-at-Large Ward 1 – Laura J. Wagner Mark A. Oram Ward 2 – David Doucette Michael H. Ossing Ward 3 – J. Christian Dumais Samantha Perlman Ward 4 – Teona C. Brown Kathleen D. Robey Ward 5 – John J. Irish Ward 6 – Sean A. Navin Ward 7 – Donald R. Landers, Sr. Council President Council Vice-President Michael H. Ossing Kathleen D. Robey CITY OF MARLBOROUGH CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2022 The regular meeting of the City Council was held on Monday, December 5, 2022, at 8:00 PM in City Council Chambers, City Hall. City Councilors Present: Ossing, Wagner, Doucette, Dumais, Brown, Irish, Navin, Landers, Oram, Perlman & Robey. Meeting adjourned at 9:27 PM. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Minutes of the City Council meeting, November 21, 2022, FILE; adopted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: That the Petition of Verizon New England to lay and maintain underground conduits, with wires and cables to be placed therein under the public way, Desimone Drive, be and is herewith WITHDRAWN AND FILED; adopted. That the Petition from National Grid to install a hand hole and run conduit from Pole #14 to hand hole at 157 Cook Lane, Order No. 22-1008738, all were heard who wish to be heard, hearing closed at 8:04 PM; adopted. Councilors Present: Wagner, Doucette, Dumais, Brown, Irish, Navin, Landers, Oram, Ossing, Perlman & Robey. Suspension of the Rules requested – Motion by Councilor Landers, seconded by the Chair to remove from the Public Services Committee Order No. 22-1008738 – granted. Motion by Councilor Landers, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Petition from National Grid to install a hand hole and run conduit from Pole #14 to hand hole at 157 Cook Lane, APPROVED WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS; adopted. 1. The Engineering Division will issue a road opening permit for this work, which will include a requirement to review and approve the exact hand hole and conduit locations prior to start of work. 2. Any necessary easements are to be obtained from affected property owners. 3. A street opening permit must be applied for by the proposed contractor performing the work. 4. The contractor performing the work must obtain a street opening bond with the City of Marlborough. IN CITY COUNCIL 2 DECEMBER 5, 2022 5. The contractor shall provide the Engineering Division preconstruction photos of driveways, sidewalks, lawn areas, and roadway areas impacted by all construction activities. 6. A proper staging area is to be located/acquired before work commences – material and equipment is not to be parked/stockpiled within the city right of way and or private property unless permission is granted in writing by the property owner. 7. The contractor is to ensure residents are always able to enter and exit their driveways (have necessary steel plating on site and accessible). 8. Ensure construction safety controls are established (signage, drums, police details, etc...) and are in accordance with the latest MUTCD standards. 9. Trench backfilling, compacting, temporary, and final paving are to be done in accordance with the City of Marlborough standard trenching details. 10. Trenches are to be paved or completely backfilled and compacted at the end of each workday. Trenches are never to be left unattended. 11. Post construction loaming and seeding are to be done in accordance with the 1995 MHD Standard Specifications sections 751 & 765. 12. Proposed utility pole(s) shall not put any sidewalks or sidewalk ramps into non-compliance with current ADA standards. That the PUBLIC HEARING on the Petition from National Grid to install a Pushbrace off Pole #18 on Mechanic Street which is needed to support pole with wires going down Manning Street, Order No. 22-1008739, all were heard who wish to be heard, hearing closed at 8:17 PM, adopted. Councilors Present: Wagner, Doucette, Dumais, Brown, Irish, Navin, Landers, Oram, Ossing, Perlman & Robey. That the PUBLIC HEARING on the Application for Special Permit from Marquel Frink and Divino Oliveira on behalf of All Fur Love, to operate a dog grooming business to be located at 75 Lincoln Street, Order No. 22-1008723, all were heard who wish to be heard, hearing closed at 8:29 PM, adopted. Councilors Present: Wagner, Doucette, Dumais, Brown, Irish, Navin, Landers, Oram, Ossing, Perlman & Robey. That the TAX CLASSIFICATION PUBLIC HEARING with the Board of Assessors to determine the percentage of the local tax levy to be borne by each class of property for Fiscal Year 2023, all were heard who wish to be heard, hearing closed at 9:08 PM, adopted. Councilors Present: Wagner, Doucette, Dumais, Brown, Irish, Navin, Landers, Oram, Ossing, Perlman & Robey. Assessors Present: Silverstein, Steinberg & Valade. IN CITY COUNCIL 3 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Transfer Request in the amount of $46,650.00 (Forty-six thousand, six hundred and fifty dollars) which moves funds from Sale of Graves to Reduce the FY 2023 Tax Levy, APPROVED; adopted. CITY OF MARLBOROUGH BUDGET TRANSFERS -- DEPT: Mayor's Office FISCAL YEAR: 2023 FROM ACCOUNT: TO ACCOUNT: Available Available Balance Amount Org Code Object Account Description: Amount Org Code Object Account Description: Balance $46,650.00 $46,650.00 27000 33020 Sale of Graves $46,650.00 To reduce FY23 Tax Levy $0.00 Reason: Sale of Graves revenue from FY22 to reduce FY23 tax levy $46,650.00 Total $46,650.00 Total Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Transfer Request in the amount of $838,369.97 (Eight hundred thirty-eight thousand, three hundred sixty-nine dollars & ninety-seven cents) which moves funds from Overlay Reserve to Reduce the FY 2023 Tax Levy, APPROVED; adopted. CITY OF MARLBOROUGH BUDGET TRANSFERS -- DEPT: Mayor's Of ice FISCAL YEAR: 2023 FROM ACCOUNT: TO ACCOUNT: Available Available Balance Amount Org Code Object Account Description: Amount Org Code Object Account Description: Balance $838,369.97 $838,369.97 10000 32200 Overlay Reserve $838,369.97 To reduce FY23 Tax Levy $0.00 Reason: Excess overlay from FY19 to reduce FY23 tax levy $838,369.97 Total $838,369.97 Total IN CITY COUNCIL 4 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Marlborough City Council votes in accordance with MGL Chapter 40, §56, as amended, the percentage of local tax levy which will be borne by each class of real and personal property, relative to setting the Fiscal Year 2023 tax rates and set the Residential Factor at 0.8237 with a corresponding CIP shift of 1.45 pending approval of the City’s annual tax recap by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: Under authority of MGL Chapter 44, Section 53A, the City Council hereby APPROVES the Grant Acceptance in the amount of $3,000,000.00 from the MassWorks Infrastructure Program through the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development awarded to the Department of Public Works to be used for various road and intersection improvements throughout the city; adopted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: Under authority of MGL Chapter 44, Section 53A, the City Council hereby APPROVES the Grant Acceptance in the amount of $49,182.00 from the MA Division of Fisheries and Wildlife awarded to the Conservation Commission to be used for continued restoration in the Natural Desert Area; adopted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: Under authority of MGL Chapter 44, Section 53A, the City Council hereby APPROVES Grant Acceptance in the amount of $23,100.00 from the MA Cultural Council awarded to the Cultural Council to be used to support arts programs throughout the community; adopted. Motion by Councilor Landers, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Communication from Assistant City Solicitor Jeremy McManus, re: Petition of Verizon Wireless for the installation of a small cell wireless facility to be located on Pole #34 within the layout of the public way near 385 Farm Road, in proper legal form, Order No. 22-1008695, FILE and MOVED TO AGENDA ITEM #18; adopted. Motion by Councilor Oram, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Communication from Central MA Mosquito Control Project, re: Notice of 2023 Commission meeting dates, FILE; adopted. Motion by Councilor Brown, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Communication from Department of Public Utilities, re: Petition of MA Electric Company & Nantucket Electric Company d/b/a National Grid for Approval to Exclude Mystic Cost-of-Service Agreement Costs, FILE; adopted. Motion by Councilor Brown, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Communication from Department of Public Utilities, re: Petition of NSTAR Electric Company d/b/a Eversource Energy for Approval of an Alternative Basic Service Procurement Plan, FILE; adopted. Motion by Councilor Wagner, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Communication from Colonial Power Group, re: Response to Department of Public Utilities relative to increased number of complaints regarding aggregation programs, FILE; adopted. IN CITY COUNCIL 5 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Motion by Councilor Doucette, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Minutes of following Boards, Commissions and Committees, FILE; adopted. a) School Committee, November 8, 2022. b) Conservation Commission, November 3, 2022. Motion by Councilor Perlman, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the following CLAIMS, referred to the LEGAL DEPARTMENT; adopted. a) Joseph Mikula, 211 West Hill Road, pothole or other road defect. b) Patrice Tivnan, 47 Sunshine Drive, pothole or other road defect. Reports of Committees: Councilor Irish reported the following out of the Finance Committee: City Council Finance Committee Monday, November 28, 2022 Minutes and Report This meeting convened at 7:00 PM and was held in the City Council Chamber and open to the public. The meeting was televised on WMCT-TV (Comcast Channel 8 or Verizon/Fios Channel 34) and was available for viewing using the link under the Meeting Videos tab on the city’s website, home page (www.marlborough-ma.gov). Voting Members: Chair Irish, Perlman, Oram and Brown. Councilor Dumais was absent. Non-Voting Members: Councilors Navin, Doucette, Landers, Ossing. Councilors Wagner and Robey were absent. Mayor Vigeant and PI’s David Rego were present to address the proposed TIF Agreement and City Council Resolution. Order No. 22-1008736: Communication from Mayor Vigeant together with City Council Resolution and Proposed Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreement with PI (Physik Instrumente) LP, a global manufacturer and supplier of precision positioning technology, to operate at 130 Lizotte Drive, City Assessors Map 90 Parcel 2A. The Mayor and David Rego addressed the proposal. PI is a global manufacturer and supplier of precision positioning technology serving industrial automation, microscopy and life sciences, semiconductor, photonics, and large-scale scientific projects with U.S. headquarters currently in Auburn, MA. They will be investing approximately $4.9 million in combined soft, real property and personal property costs at the project area which includes an existing 100,000 square foot building that has been vacant for close to three years. PI will develop the site into a corporate headquarters with a plan to relocate 64 permanent full-time jobs from their Auburn and Hopkinton sites and create an additional 40 permanent, full-time positions over the 10-year span of the TIF Agreement that will be open to qualified Marlborough residents. IN CITY COUNCIL 6 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Reports of Committee Continued: Ward Councilor Brown spoke in support of the TIF, favoring the manufacturing use over the apartment and self-storage proposals that were brought to her attention in the recent past. Councilors Oram, Perlman, Doucette and Landers were supportive of the TIF for various reasons. Mr. Rego stated he hopes to become a longtime member of the community and to work with local schools to train new technicians. Councilor Oram noted the savings of $201,000 is not critical when balanced by other benefits the company will contribute to the community. Councilor Perlman questioned transportation and whether transportation services have been considered. The Mayor replied that MEDC has been encouraging businesses to promote commuter service and if PI has interested employees, MEDC will work with them. The Mayor reminded councilors that the TIF is based on new value and additional jobs that will be created according to requirements set by the state. The tax adjustment is only on the new investment, not the tax base. If the company does not meet the requirements set forth in the agreement, there is no tax adjustment. Councilor Irish thanked the Mayor for reiterating the company will pay all taxes due for the base value of the property as required. The added value to the city is that the company owns the building and will be making an additional investment of $4.9M – those are plusses for the city as well. On a motion by Councilor Brown, seconded by the Chair, the committee recommends approval of the City Council Resolution and the TIF Agreement. Vote 4-0 (Dumais absent). Councilor Doucette questioned the need to approve the TIF at the next regular meeting. Chair Irish replied he would be submitting the report of committee and seeking a suspension of the rules to approve the Council Order. Members of the Finance Committee were in support of the suspension of the rules to approve the TIF and the Council Resolution. On a motion by Councilor Perlman, seconded by the Chair, and approved 4-0 (Dumais absent), the meeting adjourned at 7:49 PM. IN CITY COUNCIL 7 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Suspension of the Rules requested – granted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Marlborough desires a beneficial economic use creating jobs for local residents, expanding business within the City, and developing a healthy robust economy and stronger tax base for Map 90, Parcel 2A (including portions thereof) on the Marlborough Assessor's Map; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Marlborough intends to use tax increment financing as an economic development tool created by the Massachusetts Economic Development Incentive Program based on the ability of the City of Marlborough, in accordance with needs and community benefits of a specific project, that are reasonably proportional to the economic development incentives from State and local government and the resulting economic development benefits; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Marlborough that the following activities which are necessary to pursue a Certified Project designation be authorized: 1. The City Council of the City of Marlborough hereby requests that the Massachusetts Economic Assistance Coordinating Council approve the PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P. application for an EDIP Certified Project; and further, that: a. The project is consistent with the City of Marlborough’s economic development objectives and is likely to increase employment opportunities for Marlborough residents; b. The project will not overburden the City of Marlborough's infrastructure and utilities; c. The project as described in the proposal has a strong likelihood that it will cause a significant influx or growth in business activity, will create a significant number of jobs, and will contribute significantly to the resiliency of the Marlborough economy; and d. The City Council approves PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.’s request that the project be designated by the Massachusetts Economic Assistance Coordinating Council as an EDIP Certified Project for ten (10) years. 2. The City Council of the City of Marlborough agrees to authorize the use of tax increment financing, authorizes the Mayor to enter into a tax increment financing agreement with PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P. and authorizes submission of the tax increment financing agreement (attached hereto) to the Massachusetts Economic Assistance Coordinating Council. APPROVED; adopted. Suspension of the Rules requested – granted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Appointment of John Harmon as Director of Human Resources for a 3- year term to expire from date of Council confirmation, referred to the PERSONNEL COMMITTEE; adopted. IN CITY COUNCIL 8 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Motion by Councilor Landers, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the City Council for the City of Marlborough, pursuant to M.G.L. c.166, §22 and Chapter 473, Article III of the City of Marlborough General Code entitled “Small Cell Wireless Facilities Within Public Rights-of-Way,” does hereby approve the petition of Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless ("Verizon Wireless”), filed with the City Clerk on September 28, 2022, to grant a location on a new utility pole located in the public right of way adjacent to 385 Farm Road in Marlborough, which pole is to replace an existing pole currently designated as National Grid pole #34, in order for Verizon Wireless to deploy a small cell facility thereon by constructing and maintaining telecommunications wires and appurtenances, including a pole top canister antenna, remote radio heads and associated wires, cables, fiber demarc box, electric meter and associated equipment (the "Small Cell Facility"), all as depicted on plans submitted with Verizon Wireless’ petition and in photo simulations submitted to the City Council and Public Services Committee, which plans are attached hereto and incorporated herein; subject, however, to the following conditions, which conditions shall be binding upon Verizon Wireless, its successors and/or assigns: 1. The Small Cell Facility shall be of such material and construction, and all work shall be done in such manner, as to be satisfactory to the City Council and the Engineering Division of the City's Department of Public Works (the "City Engineering Division"). 2. Verizon Wireless shall indemnify and hold harmless the City against all damages, injuries, costs, expenses, and any and all claims, demands and liabilities whatsoever of every name and nature, both in law and equity, allegedly caused by the acts or neglect of Verizon Wireless, its employees, agents and servants in any manner arising out of the rights and privileges granted herein to Verizon Wireless for its Small Cell Facility. 3. Verizon Wireless shall comply with the requirements of existing City ordinances, including but not limited to Chapter 473, Article III, entitled "Small Cell Wireless Facilities Within Public Rights-of-Way," as may be applicable, and such requirements as may hereafter be adopted governing the construction and maintenance of the Small Cell Facility. To the extent any requested relief from the siting standards in City Ord. Ch. 473, Article III is authorized by this approval, such relief is provided consistent with Ord. Sec. 473-27(B). 4. Verizon Wireless shall not install its Small Cell Facility on double poles. If National Grid pole #34 becomes a double pole in the future, Verizon Wireless shall remove its Small Cell Facility to a single pole as expeditiously as possible within the guidelines then prescribed by National Grid, but in any event no later than December 31st of the year in which National Grid pole #34 becomes a double pole; provided, however, that if Verizon Wireless is unable to comply with the December 31st deadline for reasons fairly attributable to National Grid, Verizon Wireless shall submit to the City Council a letter, to be received by the City Council prior to such deadline, requesting that the Council extend the deadline to a specified date in the subsequent year and providing good cause in support of such request. IN CITY COUNCIL 9 DECEMBER 5, 2022 5. All cutting of and/or digging into City streets and/or sidewalks by or on behalf of Verizon Wireless in conjunction with its Small Cell Facility is prohibited, as is all underground installation associated with the Small Cell Facility; provided, however, that the grounding rod proposed to be installed as part of the Small Cell Facility is permitted as long as 1) Verizon Wireless installs the rod immediately adjacent to National Grid pole #34 so as to cause minimal disturbance to the surface of the street or sidewalk, and 2) Verizon Wireless restores the street or sidewalk surface to its pre- disturbance condition to the satisfaction of the City Engineering Division. 6. The Small Cell Facility shall be color-coordinated so as to best minimize the visual impact of the Facility. 7. The Small Cell Facility's remote radio heads and associated wires, cables, fiber demarc box, electric meter and associated equipment shall be mounted on the side of National Grid pole #34 facing away from the roadway. 8. Any future modification of the Small Cell Facility by Verizon Wireless shall require further City Council Approval. 9. Any future road reconstruction or repair project by the City and/or the Commonwealth requiring the relocation of National Grid pole #34 shall result in Verizon Wireless moving their Small Cell Facility to another pole in a timely fashion after having been notified by the City Engineering Division about the road project; provided, however, that any such relocation shall require further City Council approval. 10. Prior to the commencement of construction and/or installation of the Small Cell Facility, Verizon Wireless shall provide the City Engineering Division with a written construction and/or installation schedule satisfactory to the Division. 11. Prior to the commencement of construction and/or installation of the Small Cell Facility, Verizon Wireless shall provide the City's Chief Procurement Officer (the "City CPO") with a bond from a surety authorized to do business in Massachusetts and satisfactory to the City CPO in an amount equal to the cost of removal of the Small Cell Facility from National Grid pole #34 and for the repair and/or restoration of the public way, in the vicinity of National Grid pole #34, to the condition the public way was in as of the date of this order, said amount to be determined by the City Engineering Division. The amount of the bond shall be the total of the estimate by the Division plus an annual increase of 3% for the operating life of the Small Cell Facility. Verizon Wireless shall notify the City CPO and the Division of any cancellation of, or change in the terms or conditions in, the bond. 12. Each year on July 1st, Verizon Wireless shall submit an affidavit that the Small Cell Facility remains in use and that the Small Cell Facility remains covered by liability insurance naming the City as an additional insured. 13. Each year on July 1st, Verizon Wireless shall pay to the City of Marlborough an annual recertification fee of $250.00 for each year that the Small Cell Facility remains in use. 14. If the Small Cell Facility is no longer in use, it shall be removed by Verizon Wireless, at its expense, within 60 days. If the Small Cell Facility is not removed by Verizon Wireless within 60 days of it no longer being in use, Verizon Wireless shall pay a fine of $100.00 per day until such installation is removed by Verizon Wireless. IN CITY COUNCIL 10 DECEMBER 5, 2022 15. Prior to commencement of construction and/or installation of the Small Cell Facility, National Grid shall replace the existing pole #34 with a new pole as further described in the plans attached hereto. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the Small Cell Facility shall not be placed on said existing pole, and this Grant of Location only authorizes the Small Cell Facility to be placed on the new replacement pole. 16. Failure by Verizon Wireless to comply with any of the above conditions to the satisfaction of the City Council or, as applicable, the City Engineering Division or the City CPO shall result in the City Council's review of Verizon Wireless’ petition granted herein. APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Reappointment of Cheryl Soucy to the Disabilities Commission for a 3- year term to expire October 21, 2024, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Appointment of Adrian Gilbert to the Historical Commission for a term expiring three years from City Council confirmation, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Appointment of N. Paul Tonthat to the Community Development Authority (CDA) for a 3-year term to expire on March 25, 2025, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Reappointment of Paul Sliney to the Community Development Authority (CDA) for a 3-year term to expire on March 9, 2025, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MARLBOROUGH THAT THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF MARLBOROUGH, AS AMENDED, BE FURTHER AMENDED BY AMENDING CHAPTER 125, ENTITLED “PERSONNEL,” AS FOLLOWS: I. By adding to the salary schedule referenced in Section 125-6 the following: Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Start 6-months of 1-year of 2-years of 3-years of 4-years of 5-years of service service service service service service Substance Use $58,000.00 $59,160.00 $60,343.20 $61,550.06 $62,781.07 $64,036.69 $65,317.42 Prevention Coordinator and Intervention Specialist (35 hours per week) II. This ordinance shall supersede and replace any existing rate for said position (if applicable) in the current salary schedule. APPROVED; adopted. First Reading, suspended; Second Reading, adopted; Passage to Enroll, adopted; Passage to Ordain; adopted. No objection to passage in one evening. IN CITY COUNCIL 11 DECEMBER 5, 2022 Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Job Description pursuant to Chapter 125 “Personnel” §5 “Preparation of Classification Descriptions” of the Code, relative to the position of Substance Use Prevention Coordinator and Intervention Specialist, APPROVED; adopted. Motion by Councilor Irish, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED: That the Proposed amendment to City Code, Chapter 125, ‘Personnel’ §6. Salary Schedule and Proposed Job Description pursuant to Chapter 125 ‘Personnel’ §5 Preparation of Classification Descriptions to create a new position entitled Treasury/Payroll Manager within the Finance as submitted by the Mayor, POSTPONED UNTIL THE DECEMBER 19, 2022, CITY COUNCIL MEETING; adopted. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MARLBOROUGH THAT THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF MARLBOROUGH, AS AMENDED, BE FURTHER AMENDED BY AMENDING CHAPTER 125, ENTITLED “PERSONNEL,” AS FOLLOWS: I. By adding to the salary schedule referenced in Section 125-6 the following: Position Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Start 6-months 1-year of 2-years of 3-years of 4-years of 5-years of of service service service service service service Treasury/Payroll $72,500.00 $73,950.00 $75,429.00 $76,937.58 $78,476.33 $80,045.86 $81,646.78 Manager (40 hours per week) II. This ordinance shall supersede and replace any existing rate for said position (if applicable) in the current salary schedule. Motion by Councilor Dumais, seconded by the Chair to adopt the following: ORDERED There being no further business, the regular meeting of the City Council is herewith adjourned at 9:27 PM; adopted.