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Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council <br />Monday, July 6; 2020 <br />Page 6 <br />Dona Kless <br />6660 Thornapple Drive <br />Lorry Nadeau <br />678 Robley Lane <br />During meetings of the Charter Review Committee, we became aware that during <br />the last 20 years when the Village experienced so much growth of income, <br />infrastructure and management responsibilities, the compensation for our mayor <br />and council were not adjusted to fairly compensate for the added time and <br />knowledge required to meet their responsibilities. The 2015 Charter Review <br />Committee recommended, altered the charter language, and submitted to Council <br />and the residents an increase in the compensation for mayor and council. This <br />change and increase were accepted by the voters in 2015. While the 2020 Charter <br />Review Committee was discussing this particular charter amendment, Article III, <br />Section 6, we reviewed the charter language of over 50 surrounding <br />municipalities and discovered none of them spelled out specific monetary <br />compensation for mayor and council. Also, our Mayfield Village Charter, Article <br />III, Section 6, states: `The Council shall have the power to fix all compensation <br />paid by the Municipality and the salary of its own memhers except as otherwise <br />provided in this Charter'; and of course, subject to the approval of the voters. <br />Our Committee determined that the 2015 revision including detailed monetary <br />compensation needed a revision more in line with the original intention of our <br />charter and the surrounding municipality charters. <br />An assessment of compensation in comparable surrounding communities revealed <br />that our public servants are significantly lower paid than their peers. This is <br />especially true when considering the knowledge and experience required to <br />maintain the character of our small village while meeting the needs of a diverse <br />and large business environment. <br />Passage of Ordinance No. 2020-12 is an important step in correcting this issue. <br />As members of the 2020 Charter Review Committee, we fully support its passage. <br />• Second Reading of Ordinance No 2020-12. entitled, "An ordinance amending the <br />compensation of the Mayor, President of Council and Members of Council." Introduced <br />by Council President Schutt, Council President Pro Tem Meyers, Councilman Williams, <br />Councilwoman Jurcisek and Councilman Murphy. (Administration) (First Reading - June <br />15, 2020) <br />Council President Schutt asked, are there any questions? <br />There were none. <br />
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