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_Job Description - Water Utilities Manager & Welder/Water Service Wnrkc-r City Manager Sotelo reported that Council approved a Water Utilities Management Study at the Council Meeting of February 5, 1991. Part of the study was to develop a minimum certification and write new job descriptions. The job descriptions for Water Utilities Manager and Welder/Water Service Worker have been completed. The City is required to employ a Grade III Operator by the Laws and Regulations relating to certification of water treatment facility operation. Both positions need to be recruited for in order to comply with State and Federal Regulations and recommendation is for adoption of the job descriptions as written. Moved by Mayor Gonzales, seconded by Council Member Roman to approve the job description for Water Utilities Manager and Welder/Water Service Worker with the following modification to the Certificate requirement for the Water Utilities Manager, "Possession of a valid California Grade III Water Treatment Operator Certificate issued by the State of California Department of Health Services is desirable". Motion carried. Council Member Cisneros and Council Member Lofy voting No. City Manager Sotelo requested the following items be held over for Closed Session: Cinco De Mayo - Special Considerations and Consider Acceptance of Five Acre Park on Meridian Avenue in Lieu of Fees (Reichel Project). ORAL COMMUNICATION Ruben Morales, 1952 Ohio, President of the Max Lofy Pony League, addressed the Council regarding the process of selection for the fireworks booth. He explained in detail the league's finances since becoming President and how the fireworks booth is a main source of revenue. Request was made to review the process for selection. Council Member Cisneros responded that the Ordinance has been amended several times since its inception and that it was difficult to even get approval for fireworks to be allowed within the City. Business License & Collections Officer Washington explained that the selection process was based on the way the Ordinance is written and suggested that possibly the Pony League could contact one of those selected and see if they could share their booth. Pastor Anderson, Healing Waters Church, explained that even though his Church was selected for a booth there is an imbalance regarding selection. Council Member Lofy stated that the purpose of the fireworks booths was to help programs that were in need. 7 AP R 16 1991