The council voted to appoint Joseph Enke, P.E., as City Engineer for the City of Martinez, effective February 6, 2023.
Yes
Brianne Zorn, Debbie McKillop, Mark Ross, Jay Howard, Satinder S. Malhi
Context
Motion
Mark Ross, seconded by Jay Howard
PassedConflict of Interest Codeofficials' money rules
The council voted to hear from anyone who wants to speak, then approve the city's 2023 rules on which officials must report their money and property (its Conflict of Interest Code) and its Appendix.
Yes
Brianne Zorn, Debbie McKillop, Mark Ross, Jay Howard, Satinder S. Malhi
The council was asked to take the final vote on a new city law that adds an alternate member to the city's Civil Service Commission, changing the city's rules in Section 2.68.040 on how that commission is created and who serves on it; and note this action is excused from a full environmental study under state law.
The council was asked to take the final vote on a new city law that replaces the city's rules on managing and keeping records (Chapter 2.76, Records Management), updating the Records Management Policy and Records Retention Schedule; and note this action is excused from a full environmental study under state law.
The council was asked to approve the updated and renamed job description for the Information Technology Manager, and change the Management Compensation Plan and Salary Schedule to match it.
No voteBuilding official job title
The council was asked to approve renaming Chief Building Inspector to Chief Building Official, as the Civil Service Commission recommended; change the city's list of job classes to remove Chief Building Inspector and add Chief Building Official; set that job's salary range; and change the budget year 2022-23 (July 2022 to June 2023) to add one Chief Building Official position and remove the Deputy Public Works Director position.
The council was asked to let the city manager extend the lease with Dick Vanderkous for the office space at 649 Main Street, Suite 101, Martinez, for 17 months, from February 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024; and move $20,050.00 from the city's main day-to-day account's unassigned reserves for rent, utilities and needed one-time purchases to expand use of that office space.