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Legislation-Meeting Minutes
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Ordinance
Number
023
Date
7/7/1997
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1997
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Ordinance 97-23 <br />7. Whenever a uniform item is damaged or destroyed in the line of duty then that item shall be replaced out of the <br />uniform allowance. However, should any employee's maintenance and replacement costs in any year exceed <br />the uniform allowance for that year, upon presentation of receipts evidencing such excess costs, and subject to <br />the recommendation of the appropriate Chief or department head, the employee may be reimbursed for such <br />excess costs. Whenever a uniform item is lost or destroyed by an employee in a manner not related to the <br />performance of his duty then that item shall be replaced at the cost of the employee subject to the <br />recommendation of the appropriate Chief or department head. <br />8. Whenever different or additional uniform items are required due to the promotion of a full-time member of the <br />Police or Fire Department, the Municipality shall purchase those items for which receipted bills are presented <br />together with an approval for payment finm the Chief of the Department. <br />9. There shall be no uniform allowance or maintenance for the Police Executive Assistant, part-time police <br />dispatchers, police secretaries, or Building and Service secretaries and clerk receptionist. <br />D. Longevity Schedule <br />1. "Years of service" shall be defined as the total number of twelve (12) month periods of service <br />completed on or before December 31st of each year. Each twelve (12) month period used to compute <br />years of service commences on the anniversary date of the employee's first date of employment and <br />ends on the last day prior to the employee's next consecutive anniversary date. <br />2. The only service that shall be used to compute longevity pay shall be years of service as afull-time <br />employee of Mayfield Village. <br />3. Each full-time employee of the Municipality shall be entitled to longevity pay increases in accordance <br />with the following schedule: <br />(I) For not less than five (5) years nor more than ten (10) years service, Fifty Two and 50/100 <br />Dollars ($52.50) additional compensation per month. <br />(II) For not less than ten (10) years nor more than fifteen (15) years service, Sixty Eight and <br />25/100 Dollars ($68.25.) additional compensation per month. <br />(III) For not less than fifteen (15) years nor more than twenty (20) years service, Eighty Four <br />Dollars ($84.00) additional compensation per month. <br />(IV) For more than twenty (20) years service, Ninety-Nine and 75/100 Dollars ($99:75) additional <br />compensation per month. <br />4. All full-time employees of the Municipality as of the date of passage hereof shall retain, for the <br />purpose of computing their longevity pay, the years of service credited to their employment with the <br />Municipality, as currently appears on the personnel and payroll records of the Village. <br />E. Vacation Schedule <br />1. An employee hired prior to July 1 in any year shall for the purpose of computing vacation only be considered to <br />be in his second year of employment on January 1st of the year following his year of employment. <br />2. An employee hired on or after July 1 in any year shall for the purposes of computing vacation only be <br />considered to be in his second year of employment on January 1st of the year following the first anniversary of <br />his employment. <br />Page 9 of 17 <br />
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