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Personnel Director Harmon said this position had been re-established during budget sessions. She said there had been no recruitment for this position as the intent was to reinstate a previously laid -off employee, whose name existed on a list from the prior fiscal year. Motion/second by Beltran/Bennett to ratify the employee appointment to the full-time position of Public Utilities Inspector as recommended by the Interim Water and Wastewater Director. Motion carried with CM Hutton voting "No." Contract Administrator Expecting the individual to perform at a professional level, CM Sanders said the duties and qualifications for this position needed strengthening and he proceeded to read a detailed list of modifications to the job description. Following discussion and with approval of City Council, Mayor Fulp referred the matter to staff and continued the agenda item to July 16, 1996, Lecial Assistant After brief presentation by Personnel Director Harmon, motion/second by Mayor Fulp/CM Bennett to approve the job description for Legal Assistant and, further, to designate the Legal Assistant as an "at will" employee, as recommended, carried upon unanimous vote. Temporary Part-time Positions of Pool Cashier (2) and Lifeguard (7) Discussion had on CM Cook's inquiry to have the swimming pool open on Sundays. Director Anstine said he would look at the schedule to arrange for it. Motion/second by CM Bennett/Beltran to ratify the employee appointments for the seasonal positions of lifeguards (7) and pool cashiers (2) carried upon unanimous vote. WATER/WASTEWATER DIRECTOR'S REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: NPDES Stormwater Rate Interim Water & Wastewater Director Clarke reported that the City as co -permittee, on the County's NPDES Stormwater Permit, had agreed to comply with all directives issued by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. He noted that on October 4, 1994, Council approved the City's participation in the County -wide NPDES Stormwater Assessment. After listing expenditures, Director Clarke said that the total cost of the FY 96-97 NPDES Stormwater Program is $521,748 which is unfunded. JUL 0 2 1996