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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday,March 9,2015 <br /> 7:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> (MAYOR/COiJNCIL REPORT,continued) <br /> McMillan stated that access is not as steep and that Staff will be looking at it. McMillan indicated that <br /> item may be back before the City Council at the next work session. <br /> McMillan stated the Long Lake Rowing Club also has a concern about access to their site due to the <br /> construction at the old Billy's Lighthouse property. McMillan stated it appears the rowing club will be <br /> able to fit their boats in but that she asked Staff to look at what issues there might be if the rowing club <br /> used Summit Beach. McMillan indicated StafPs comments have been passed on to the group and that at <br /> the present time it appears the Long lake Rowing Club will be continuing to use their usual site. <br /> CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT <br /> 20. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)FOR COMPENSATION STUDY <br /> Loftus stated the City Council has discussed employee compensation many times during the past two <br /> budget years and that before the Council tonight is a request for proposals to conduct a compensation <br /> study. The compensation study would assist the City in looking at internal and external equity as well as <br /> demonstrate fiscal responsibility as it relates to employee compensation. Loftus stated it is an issue that <br /> will probably need to be addressed with the 2016 budget and that the City Council has talked about <br /> whether it would be worthwhile to look at those factors. Loftus stated this item is now before the Council <br /> to see if they are interested in obtaining that type of information. <br /> Loftus stated the three main elements of the compensation study are as follows: A job evaluation/pay <br /> equity review,which is a state requirement; an external market analysis for non-union employees; and a <br /> compensation structure review. Loftus noted the City has modified the step system a number of times <br /> over the past few years to add steps and that Staff's memorandum outlines the stated goal of the study as <br /> well as the project components. <br /> Loftus stated they would like to advertise for 30 days,with the results of the study being received <br /> sometime in June prior to budget discussions. <br /> McMillan asked when Staff normally completes their report. <br /> Loftus stated the next report is due in January. Loftus indicated it usually takes a month or two to <br /> complete the study so it will probably be fmished by the end of December. Loftus stated it has been nine <br /> years since the City's point system has been updated and that the City has created some new positions <br /> since that time. Loflus stated pay equity is based on job points and that the report would give the City the <br /> methodology to calculate those points for a few years. <br /> Levang stated it would seem after nine years the City needs to take a look another at it. Levang indicated <br /> she is in favor of going forward with the RFP since it will take the City where it needs to go and that Staff <br /> would appreciate the Council being proactive. <br /> Walsh asked for clarification on the classification and compensation system testing that needs to be done <br /> every three years. <br /> Page 40 of 43 <br />
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