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CITY OF NORTH OLMSTED CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO Regular Meeting February 27, 1986 The regular meeting of the Civil Service Commission was called to order at 8:42 p.m. Present were Ed Boyle, Jack Fairfield, Pat Bahas, Mark Musial, Bob Wendt, Sandi Westerfeld and, for short time, Ron Talon, Janet Saringer and Ron Wilamosky. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN: Bob Wendt nominated Mark Musial for chairman, nomination accepted and voted in favor unanimously. CORRESPONDENCE'FROM ED BOYLE: Discussion re: Billie Or.ing Billie Oring's pay was decreased in anticipation of Mrs. Oring filling a new position. Funds for the new position were put on a new line item and because a new position cannot be created in this manner, Secretary Westerfeld was instructed to communicate to Mayor Petrigac that Mrs. Oring's salary cannot be reduced in anticipation of a new position and that her full salary must be reinstated. A new position must be approved by Council and then a job description must be submitted to Civil Service so a determination as to Civil Service status can be made. Discussion re: Bockwich Ms. Bockwich, paid under the Recreation Department, was being transferred to the Senior Citizen.-CeAter::: The Commission has no jurisdiction in this matter since Ms. Bockwich is a part-time employee. Discussion re: Dave Sanker Mr. Sanker, who originally filled the position of HVAC Inspector, became the interim Building Commissioner until Mr. Szabo was hired. During this interim period Mr. Sanker's salary was increased. When Mr. Szabo was hired, Mr. Sanker began the duties of both Building Inspector and HVAC Inspector. According to Civil Service rules, one person cannot fill two Civil Service positions simultaneously. Secretary Westerfeld was instructed to communicate to Mayor Petrigac the following: If Mr. Sanker remained on as Building Inspector, he would have to compete in a written exam and rank in the top 3 positions to retain his job. If he went back to HVAC Inspector, he would be grand -fathered in as--Civil-•°Service. If the two positions are to be combined, Council would first'have to approve the new position before Mr. Sanker can be paid as such. Also, would Mayor Petrigac please respond to the Finance Committee and Civil Service on Mr. Sanker's position before the next pay period. There is the possibility that Mr. Sanker might owe the City the difference between his regular pay and the elevated amount he received from the time Mr. Szabo was hired.