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City of Palm Beach Gardens
Council Agenda
June 28, 2007
Council Chambers
10500 N. Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Mayor Russo Council Member Jablin
Vice Mayor Levy Council Member Valeche
Council Member Barnett
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
COUNCIL AGENDA
June 28, 2007
6:30 P.M.
I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
II. ROLL CALL
III ANNOUNCEMENTS / PRESENTATIONS:
a. Fiscal Year 2007/2008 Budget.
IV. COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC (please submit request form to the City Clerk
prior to this Item)
V. ADJOURNMENT
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any decision made by the City Council with respect to any matter considered at this public
hearing, such interested persons will need a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure
that a verbatim record is made, including the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is
to be based.
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NOTE:
All presentation materials must be received by
the City Clerk prior to the presentation to the Council.
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COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Request to Address City Council Subject: Members of the public may address the City Council during the “Comments by the Public” portion of the agenda and during “Public Hearings”. This Request to Address the City Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC Request to Address City Council Members of the public may address the City Council during the “Comments by the Public” portion of the agenda and during “Public Hearings”. This Request to Address the City Council must be delivered to the City Clerk prior to the commencement of the meeting. The time limit for each speaker is limited to three (3) minutes.
Questions regarding the 2007-2008 budget
How many planners in GM ? Paying O/T? For special projects?
Plan manager? Responsibilities? How many in that position now?
Development Direct responsibilities/job description.
-How many administrative assistants now? What departments/ what responsibilities? Can this
position be “pooled” for all departments? Paying O/T?
=Gro/mgmt- who does TEPP now(targeted expedited permitting program) How and what
project qualifies for TEPP? =
officials (city council) will interact with potential new businesses, aren’t you doing that now?
Community Development-when requested-C/mgr or elected
-G/M Administrator/who did before interim appointment? How and who will coordinate
projects?
-P/Z- who does evaluatiodstate requirements now?
-IT-children will get computer in Pre-K, etc., don’t see need for City to provide this “PERK”.
F/D, P/D and P/W can justify needs for computers.
-City clerk-what are supplies for polling locations? What is State/County responsibility to
What or who determines when codiqing is necessary and what special skills are required to do
this?
supply?
-City Attorney-what is criteria for out-sourcing matters? Are there base contracts or event fees
charged? How is the vendorlattorney selected?
Fire Department: bunker gear-replacement deemed necessary? Who makes evaluation?
What effect on accreditation? What programs currently active? CERT, CAR SEATS, etc?
Why does City not recognize PB Co. CERT training, as this department has active instructors in
program? What is PW responsibility for maintenance of facility? Is this a matter of
housekeeping details?
Three secretaries/adm.assistants? What are the job descriptions for these positions, is this
duplication of efforts? Can Finance Dept.Muman Resource handle this assignment?
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-Community Services/grounds-tree re-location, can developers assume responsibility for this?
-Community Services/recreation-art/music events? What is the financial benefit to the city for
the art shows? Sales made on city property, is there a tax responsibility here? Who
pays/provides the refreshments served at these events?
-Is the quarterly recreation program guide on the City web site? Eliminates the need for paper,
but could be posted on bulletin board in facilities.
-Comm. Service: Reduce mowing to 24 x a year. During drought and cool temps, less need, so is
this figure” fixed or should it be as needed?
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buildings. Use the “message trailer”.
ns: cut mailing budget, use web site and bulletin boards in city
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Folder for the budget. Well done, however would be appropriate at StateKO. wide event where
“promotion” is neededdesired, however, looks too expensive for everyday use with City
employees. Look out for my tax-dollar.
Police Department: Reductions in training programs, does this effect accrediation? How many
of the items withdrawn could be purchased with grants, both in PD and FD?
Benefits for city employees- What are benefits for 1‘ year employee? 5 year, 1 Oyr?
How long and what qualifies employee for longevity bonus? Is this automatic?
-50* birthday event .... should be big deal. Why not use local donated talents, showcase our youth
and their accomplishments. Members of the 2007 World champs-cheerleaders live in PBG,
demo, service organizations, military branches, school groups-bands, chorus, drama’s, etc.
Council member Jablin offered to head “hd raising” and suggested forming a work committee .
Use the local talent to celebrate this event.
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
MEMORANDUM
DATE: June 27,2007
TO: Ron Ferris, City Manager n A
FROM: Allan Owens, Finance Administrator
S UBECT: June 25, 2007 Council/Manager Meeting Items
On June 25, 2007 a CounciYCity Manager meeting was held to discuss the upcoming
2007/2008 budget. Councilwoman Bainett posed several questions in regards to
personnel and operating costs, including longevity and conversion of leave. Please note,
these are not new policies. They have been in existence since at least the late 1970’s.
Please find a recap, with my responses below.
I Proposed cost of longevity for non-union employees - The proposed cost of
longevity for general fund (excluding public safety), non-union employees totals
$72,564 or an average cost of $518 per employee. Please refer to Schedule I for a
complete listing of the proposed longevity costs for the 2007/2008 budget.
Proposed cost for conversion of leave for non-union employees - The proposed
cost for conversion of leave for general fund (excluding public safety), non-union
employees totals $264,072 or an average cost of $1,886 per employee. Please
refer to Schedule 2 for a complete listing of the proposed conversion of leave for
the 2007/2008 budget. The City benefits in many ways when employees cash in
their earned leave time. Productivity levels are maintained within the departments,
the cost of oveitime (paid at time and a half) and temporary labor to cover those
employees who are out on vacation are reduced. In addition, the liability recorded
at year end for the City’s annual audit is substantially reduced by paying hours at
cull-ent rates of pay, as opposed to accruing excessive hours that would be paid at
higher future hourly rates at time of separation, as illustrated below:
Year 1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year6 Year7 Total Paid
Total Paid With
Conversion:
(1)Total Pmts $ 562,861 $ 596,666 $ 632,466 $ 670,376 $ 710,598 $ 753,234 $ 798,428 $4,724,630
Total Liability With
No Conversion:
(2)Total Accrued 17,603 35,206 52,809 70,412 88,015 105,618 123,221 $5,588,999
Savings $ 864,369
(1) Assumes average of 17,603 his per year convered to payment, increased 6% annually
(2) Cumulative total of average 17,603 hrs that would accrue annually if conversion program was eliminated
The above analysis does not take into account additional expenses that could be
incurTed as described above, i.e. overtime or temporary services to cover shifts if
the conversion program was eliminated. As nn example, for the Fire Department
to cover the equivalent hours of their estimated conversion of leave of $77,500,
it would require art estimated $110,000 to cover those shifts. . Where are the expenditures for Florida Power and Light recorded? - All general
fund expenditures for electricity are recorded in the General Services Division in
line item 001.0900.519.4320 in order to provide an easier method of tracking our
total electric charges. This is the same approach taken with our propeity/liability
insurance premiums. . Proposed Salaries, excluding benefits, at a 2% and 6% increase - Please refer to
Schedule 3 attached. With regards to salary increases, it was mentioned that non-
union general employees had received a 12% increase last year. What actually
happened was that Council approved an additional 6% increase for general
employee pension contributions, fiom 8% to 14%. Please note, this was for FY
2006/07 only. With the conversion to the Florida Retirement System (FRS)
effective October 1, 2007, non-union general employee contributions dropped to
9.85% from 14%. Even those employees choosing to remain in the defined
contribution plan had their contributions reduced to 9.85%, to minor the FRS
rates. As mentioned in the cover memorandum to the proposed budget document,
those contributions remain constant for FY 2007/08, as opposed to the police and
fire pension contributions increasing to an average of 33% each.
General Employees
Non- Union
Police Department
Non-Union
Fire Department
Non-Union
Police Department
Union
Fire Department
Union
SEW Union
SCHEDULE 1
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Proposed Longevity
Non-Union vs. Union Employee
2007/2008 Budget
Number Average
of Cost per
Employees Longevity % of Total Employee
140 72,564
28 75,323
12 69,656
129 373,491
117 309,904
88 77,145
514 $ 978,083
7 yo 51 8
8 Yo 2,690
7 yo 5,805
38% 2,895
32% 2,649
8 Yo 877
100%
General Employees
Non-Union
Police Department
Non- Union
Fire Department
Non-Union
Police Department
Union
Fire Department
Union
SEW Union
SCHEDULE 2
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Proposed Conversion of leave
Non-Union vs. Union Employee
2007/2008 Budget
Number
of Conversion
Average
Cost per
Employees of Leave Yo of Total Employee
140 264,072
28 41,187
12 37,500
129 122,288
117 77,500
88 20,300
514 $ 562.847
47%
7 yo
7 yo
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14%
4 ?'o
100%
1,886
1,471
3,125
948
662
231
Departmen
SCHEDULE 3
Administration
Public Relations
Information technology
City Clerk
Legal
Human Resources
Finance
Police-Administration
Police-Uniform Operations
Police-Special Operations
Fire-Administration
Fire-Emergency Services
Growth Mgmt-Administration
Growth Mgmt-Planning & Zoning
Community Services-Neighborhood Services
Growth Mgmt-GIS
Community Services-Recreation-Administration
Community Services-Recreation-Athletics
Community Services-Recreation-Aquatics
Community Services-Recreation-General Programs
Community Services-Recreation-Special 8 Cultural Events
Community Services-Parks
Community Services-Grounds
Community Services-PW- Administration
Community Services-PW-Facilities Maintenance
Community Services-PW-Streets Maintenance
Community Services-Construction Services
Police Department’
Fire Department’
SElU Departments’
2006/2007
General Fund
Non Union Salaries
378,787
66,995
379,242
305,267
200,622
478,502
578,532
944,669
267,015
606,782
750,002
252,537
302,548
599,328
381,607
94,897
215.142
85,327
162.274
154,657
100,371
188,959
73,654
442,358
69,326
66,731
Salaries with
2% Increase
386,363
68,335
386,827
31 1,372
204,634
488,072
590,’103
963,562
272,355
618,918
765,002
257,588
308,599
611,315
389,239
96,795
219,445
87,034
165,519
157,750
102,378
192,738
751 27
451,205
70,713
68,066
Salaries with
6% Increase
1,279,006 1,304,586
$ 9,425,137 $ 9,613,640 $
401,514
71,015
401,997
323,583
212,659
507,212
6’1 3,244
1,001,349
283,036
643,189
795,002
267,689
320,701
635,288
404,503
100,591
228,051
90,447
172,010
163,936
106,393
200,297
78,073
468,900
73,486
70,735
Union Salaries
$ 7,886,569
7,287,646
355,745
990,645
$ 8,359,763
7,600,287
2,301,095 2,442,995
$ 17,475,310 $ ‘18,403,045
’ The current police contract expires 913012007 and includes a 0-6% merit raise and 3.8% cost of living adjustment.
2 The current fire and SElU contracts allow for a 6% across the board adjustment to salaries and is reflected in the
The ultimate affect to the 200712008 budget is no1 known at this time.
200712008 budget.
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
MEMORANDUM
TO: Ron Ferris, City Manager DATE: 6/27/2007 1
FROM: Eric Holdt, Information Technology Administrator cpw
I SUBJECT: Councilmember Barnett Information Technology Department Analysis
This report is in response to the june 25th request from Councilmember Barnett to
analyze the previous five-years of Information Technology expenditures.
The attached spreadsheet contains the actual costs incurred by the Information
Technology Department from FY2003 through FY2006. For your reference FY2007
Adopted Budget and FY2008 Draft Budget are also included.
When I was hired, I was tasked to create and execute a 5-year technology plan
formalizing IT planning and centralizing IT spending (the 2002 Technology Plan is
available at your request). It is important to note that the IT department funds all
technology initiatives and their recurring support costs although they benefit
other City departments. Some of the accomplishments from this plan are listed
below.
Complete replacement of the financial system
Complete replacement of the human resources system
Complete replacement of building permit system
Complete replacement of fleet maintenance system
Complete replacement of business license system
Creation of interactive city website
Implementation of online activities including: recreation activity
registration, public record requests, occupational license renewals, building
permit review and inspection scheduling
Major enhancements to geographical information systems
Implementation of time and attendance systems for the 3 labor unions
Installation of eighteen integrated point-of-sale terminals throughout the
City
Automation of code compliance tracking and processing
Implementation of a park maintenance management system
Installation of underground fiber optic cable connecting City Hall to Burns
Road Recreation Center, Lakeside Center, Public Works, and Riverside Youth
Enrichment Center
Deployment of Storage Area Network for all City data
Management of all copier leases and associated printing charges throughout
the City
0 Introduction and supervision of ongoing Microsoft software training for all
employees
Purchasing and servicing of all computer hardware and software for every
department with the exception of certain Police specific equipment
Other notable achievements
0 Received high marks (4.6 out of a possible 5.0)in a May 2007 employee
satisfaction survey designed to evaluate our service to our co-workers
0 City Clerk‘s department estimates savings of over $425,000 due to changing
from a paper to an electronic agenda process in August of 2002
0 The City of Palm Beach Gardens’ IT expenses have kept pace with the City’s
expenses averaging below 1.5% of total City expenditures over the past 5
years
The Town of Jupiter and the Village of Wellington are very similar in size and
composition to the City of Palm Beach Gardens. I consider them ‘like’ comparisons;
therefore, I included their financial data in the spreadsheet. It should be noted that
the Town of Jupiter provides all IT services “in-house” while the Village of
Wellington began outsourcing their IT services in FY2000. Despite the three
municipalities’ similarities, key distinctions do exist. For example,
1) Town of Jupiter
a. does not have a Fire department requiring IT services
b. has a Utilities department requiring IT services
a. does not have a Fire or Police department requiring IT services
b. has a Utilities department requiring IT services
2) Village of Wellington
Notable comparisons to Town of jupiter and Village of Wellington
As listed above, the City of Palm Beach Gardens made several technological
enhancements over the past five years. Those additional services required an
increase in the IT staff from 4 to 6 full time employees. In the same time
period, the Town of Jupiter grew its staff from 12 to 14 full time employees.
Both the Town of Jupiter’s and the Village of Wellington’s IT expenses have
exceeded the City of Palm Beach Gardens’ IT expenses in every year of this
analysis
0
If you elect to conduct an analysis of outsourcing the City’s Information Technology
department, I feel it is best to contract with an independent agency to eliminate any
perception of bias. If you desire the IT department to contact firms that specialize in
IT outsourcing analysis, please let me know as this will take time and resources.
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
Community Services
MEMORANDUM
TO: Ronald Fei-ris, City Manager
DATE June 28,2007
THROUGH: Jack Doughney, Community Services Administratoi
FROM: Charlotte Presensky, Interim Development Director
SUBJECT: Budget Question: PBG 50th Birthday and Special Events
The 50‘” biithday funding request that has been removed from the budget was for
preliminary preparations in anticipation for the birthday that will occur in the 2009
budget year. The reduction of hnding does not affect the City’s ability to honor this
milestone birthday. The hnds were to be utilized for commemorative items that have a
long lead-time to implement. An example of this would be special badges for police and
fire departments honoring the fifty years of service.
Staff had anticipated and will work toward the goals mentioned by Council for sponsor
solicitation and citizen participation in planning one grand event during the seasonal
months in 2009. As with cui-rent practice, staff anticipates success in identifying partners
in the community who will support such a celebration.
In the proposed budget three events have been eliminated. Historically, events are
budgeted in two ways: expense supported by the general hnd or within the special
revenue fund because they are expense neutral. In the last fiscal year, approximately
$60,000 in monetary or in-kind sponsorship was secured through community partners.
Staff will complete an extensive review of current special events and access the service
delivery of each. The review will include analysis of possible funding opportunities, fees
assessment, andor event cancellation for non-community impact.
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
MEMORANDUM
1 TO: Ron Ferris, City Manager DATE: June 28,2007
FROM: &ed- Sheryl Stewart, Human Resources Administrator
I SUBJECT: Budset Question - Domestic Partner Benefits
Al [lie Council-Manager budget workshop on Monday, June 25, 2007, Council directed staff to look
into what benefits could be provided to domestic partners of City employees at no cost to the City.
The following is a list of such benefits that could be provided:
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Personal Leave
Acute Illness Leave
Bereavement leave
If Council approves, as a matter of administration, staff would make the necessary revisions to Ihe
City’s policies and procedures for employee use of the above benefits for domestic partners for
implementation as of October 1, 2007. SBff could look at adding other benefits in the future if so
directed.
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Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
City Council
0100 101210-001 BARNETT Council Member 23,635
0100 101210-002 JABLIN Council Member 23,635
0100 101210-004 LEVY Council Member 23,635
01 00 101 250-001 RUSSO Mayor 25,784
01 00 101 21 0-003 VALECHE Council Member 23,635
TOTAL COUNCIL 120,324
NOTE:
To meet budgetary timelines, salary budgets
were prepared from a "snap shot" of the
payroll database during the month of
January, 2007 for the fiscal year 2007/2008
budget.
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Administration
0200 101050-001 Exec. Asst to the City Manager BRONSON LEAH 58,000
0200 101001-001 City Manager FERRIS RON 181,421
0200 101 080-002 AdminlProjects Coordinator MAIWURM ALLYSON 55,171
0200 101004-001 Asst. to the City Manager RUNDLE STACY 87,960
TOTAL ADMINISTRATION 382,552
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Public Relations
0250 101004-001 Public Relations Director GlULlANA DONNA 66,995
TOTAL PUBLIC RELATIONS 66,995
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Information Technology
0220 303151-001
0220 3031 35-001
0220 303001-001
0220 3031 26-001
0220 303125-001
0220 303150-001
MIS Technician CRUMP DAVID 39,095
Software Systems Manager DOHERTY MATTHEW 69,777
101,063 Info Systems Administrator HOLDT ERIC
Software Systems Specialist LEE CHOY SCOTT 44,542
Network Manager MISERENDINO CHARLES 77,742
Network Specialist SANCHEZ FELIX 47,022
TOTAL IT 379,241
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
City Clerk’s Office
0230 202509-001 Public Information Coordinator ANDREA DEBORAH 56,512
0230 202100-001 Deputy Clerk ELLIS RAYMOND 50,906
0230 200551-001 Admin. Specialist 111 MC KELLAR TRECIA 33,703
0230 200541-001 Admin. Specialist II MEENAGHAN GERALDINE 42,654
0230 202001-001 Citv Clerk SNIDER PATRICIA 82.397
0230 2021 10-001 VACANT - MUNICIPAL SVCS COOR VACANT - MUNICIPAL SVCS COOR 391095
TOTAL CLERK 305,267
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Legal Department
0240 150800-001 Executive Leaal Asst. HAYNES BARBARA 58.455
145,180
TOTAL LEGAL 203,635
0240 151 501-001 City Attorney- TATUM CHRISTINE
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 200712008
Annual
Salary
9/3012007
Human Resources
0300 808120-002 HR Generalist
0300 8081 20-003 HR Generalist
0300 808120-001 HR Generalist
0300 808127-001 Spec. Projects Coord
0300 8081 50-001 HR Technician
0300 808200-001 Asst. HR Administrator
0300 808002-002 HR Administrator
FERREIRA LAUREN
GRAGO LISA
LOVE SUNDIE
MCCORMICK DEBORAH
RAMOS HORTENSIA
SMITH MARY L.
ST E W A RT SHERYL
TOTAL HUMAN RESOURCES
54,868
60,000
69,259
48,739
39,044
98,207
108,385
478,502
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Finance Department
600 5051 00-001 Deputy Finance Administrator
600 505127-001 Accounting Manager
600 505001-001 Finance Adminstrator
600 505128-001 Fiscal Coordinator
600 505127-002 Accountant
600 505126-001 Payroll Coordinator
600 505125-001 Senior Accountant
600 500551-001 Accountant
600 5051 28-002 Admin Specialist 111
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THOMAS
VARGA
WONG HUGHES
TOTAL FINANCE
MARY
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ALLAN
JENNIFER
LISA
DEBBIE
TRESHA
SARAH
GRACIE
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Salary
9/30/2007
100,153
71,179
125,681
41,825
43,553
52,283
57,090
42,708
44,060
578,532
POLICE DEPARTMENT SALARY WORKSHEET
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Annual
"P PBA Salary
Div "N" NonPBA 9130107
1000 909001-001 Chief of police STEPP STEPHEN N 134.7451 I ~~~
ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS
TOTAL ADMIN
1000
1000 900541-002 Administrative SDecialist II
9091 75-001 Admin Ajde to Chief of Police
1,798,323
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1000 9091 10-001 Police Lieutenant
9091 00-001 Police Major Administration
1000 ADMIN/PROJECTS COORD-NEW
Per Budget Review Remove Admid Projects Coordinator
1000 909032-001 Police Officer Administration
1000 9091 47-001 Telecommunications Technician
1000 909120-001 Police Network Manager
1000 909128-001 Senior Network Specialist
1000 9091 80-001 Budget Technician
1000 9091 35-001 Quartermaster
1000 9091 40-001 Crime Analyst & Records Supervisor
1000 9091 70-002 Police Services Specialist
1000 9091 70-003 Police Services Specialist
1000 VACANT Police Svc Spec.
1000 909170-001 Police Services Specialist
1000 9091 70-004 Police Services Specialist
1000 9091 45-001 Communications Operations Mgr.
1000 9091 55-01 0 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-01 3 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-01 4 Dispatcher
1000 Dispatcher
1000 Dispatcher-NEW
1000 Dispatcher- NEW
1000 9091 55-002 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-003 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-004 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-005 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-006 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-007 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-008 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-009 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-01 2 Dispatcher
1000 9091 55-01 1 Dispatcher
Per Budget Review Remove Dispatchers-New (2)
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MILLER ANNE N 651291
CANNON DONNA N 32,216
120,707 CARR JR. ERNEST E. N
LEFFLER PAUL SR P 102,062
ADMIN/PROJECTS COORD-NEW N 452 1 31
OCONNOR KEVIN E. P 71,193
MCKEICH ROBERT N I 50,637
LEON CARLOS N 64,300
BLACK GREGORY N 57,541,
FOSTER GISELE M. N 56,122~
DEROSA MICHAEL N 52,913'
BUREY MELISA N 58,211 1
YODER CHRISTINE N 30,592
MADDEN JOSEPH N 45,734
Police Svc Spec. Vacant N ' 30044'
GERSTENKORN REAH-LYN N 1 32,449;
BRANDT JUDY ANN N 79,066:
54,601 THERIAULT SHARLOTTE
PUTNAM JESSICA P 38,605'
Dispatcher Vacant P I 38,653
Remove Admin/ Projects Coordinator N -45,213
BUTALA CHERYL L. N 1- 34,072
SMITH JAM1 p --- - 57,90q
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Dispatcher-NEW PI 38,653
Dispatcher-NEW P: 38,653
FATONE VITA P 44,959
FAULHABER JANNA K. P 47,999
LOWNSDALE DENISE P 44,959
MARKEN MATT P 49,096
MEANS MICHAEL A P 47,431
MORRIS MARIEHELEN P 50,719
50,804
48,966
PAGAN-LOPEZ DENISE M.
PERALTA LISA P
FULMER KATHRYN L. P 52,519
ZANE TRACY P 53,177
Remove Dispatchers-New (2) P -77,306
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FY 2007/2008 Budget
6/28/2007 1211 PM
POLICE DEPARTMENT SALARY WORKSHEET
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Annual
"P PBA Salary
Div "N" NonPBA 9/30/07
UNIFORMED OPERATIONS I
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909600-001 Police Major Uniform Operations
909200-002 Captain Uniform Operations
900551-002 Administrative Specialist 111
9091 10-004 Lieutenant
9091 10-003 Lieutenant
9091 10-005 Lieutenant
9091 10-007 Lieutenant
909022-001 Sergeant
909022-003 Sergeant
909022-002 Sergeant
909022-004 Sergeant
909022-005 Sergeant
909022-006 Sergeant
909022-007 Sergeant
909022-008 Sergeant
909032-013 Police Officer
909032-002 Police Officer
909032-076 Police Officer
909032-073 Police Officer
909032-018 Police Officer
909032-019 Police Officer
909032-020 Police Officer
909032-007 Police Officer
909032-043 Police Officer
909032-023 Police Officer
909032-007 Police Officer
909032-024 Police Officer
909032-083 Police Officer
909032-077 Police Officer
909032-025 Police Officer
909032-061 Police Officer
909032-026 Police Officer
909032-027 Police Officer
909032-028 Police Officer
TRAINEE TRAINEE
909032-029 Police Officer
909032-056 Police Officer
909032-031 Police Officer
909032-079 Police Officer
909032-032 Police Officer
909032-064 Police Officer
909032-033 Police Officer
909032-034 Police Officer
909032-035 Police Officer
909032-078 Police Officer
909032-036 Police Officer
909032-069 Police Officer
909032-037 Police Officer
909032-081 Police Officer
909032-082 Police Officer
909032-038 Police Officer
909032-039 Police Officer
909032-062 Police Officer
909032-040 Police Officer
909032-050 Police Officer
909032-041 Police Officer
909032-042 Police Officer
909032-044 Police Officer
909032-052 Police Officer
909032-065 Police Officer
909032-010 Police Officer
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ROBERT H.
CHRISTOPHE
GEORGE
ANDREW L.
TODD H.
JAY T.
GLENN D.
JOSEPH
GREGORY
RANDALL
JONATHON
CHERYL L.
MARIA V.
GEORGE
ROBERT
ERIK
BRYAN
SHERREE
BILLY
RANDY
SHANE
GARY W.
KIM
ERIC
ROBERT T.
STACEY M.
PHILIP
TIMOTHY S.
CARL
RONALD A.
NEIL
DAVID
ORLANDO
JOHNATHAN
IVAN J.
STEVEN G.
GW ENDOLYh
KEVIN L.
ANTON
THOMAS
MARC
TIFFANY
MARTIN J.
TODD H
RAFAEL
EDUARDO
MELINDA
KATHLEEN
JOHN M.
DORIAN
ROBERT
KENNETH G.
THOMAS
N
N
N
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
FY 200712008 Budget
6/28/2007 12:lO PM
120,707
108,354
37.955 I
91,157 1
100,8741
99562
102,062
94,683
86,9131
86,819
78,013
79,253
86,913
84,008
82,822
86,9131
79,609
75,600
57,966
49,061
69.51 11
71,443
68,226
42,180
42,180
49,934
70,955
53,864
44,289
48,596
71,443
44,961
48,828
63,347
54,626
43,320
67,332
51,024
71,443
49,294
49,294
47,903
71,443,
71,4431
71,443
71,443
69,606
44,289
71,443
46,503
56,861
71,443
51,378
46,282
50,892
48,828
67,859
71,443
48,827
46,282
71,443
49,529
46,282 I
POLICE DEPARTMENT SALARY WORKSHEET
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Annual
"P PBA Salary
Div "N" NonPBA 9/30/07
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
1030
909032-045 Police Officer
909032-047 Police Officer
TRAINEE TRAINEE
909032-048 Police Officer
909032-049 Police Officer
909032-066 Police Officer
909032-046 Police Officer
909032-051 Police Officer
909032-055 Police Officer
909032-054 Police Officer
909032-053 Police Officer
909032-01 5 Police Officer
TRAINEE TRAINEE
909032-057 Police Officer
909032-058 Police Officer
909032-059 Police Officer
909032-060 Police Officer
TRAINEE TRAINEE
909032-063 Police Officer
TRAINEE TRAINEE
909032-030 Police Officer
909032-067 Police Officer
909032-068 Police Officer
909032-070 Police Officer
909032-071 Police Officer
909032-005 Police Officer
909032-074 Police Officer
909032-075 Police Officer
VACANCY
VACANCY
VACANCY
VACANCY
909650-001 Police Aide
46'
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62 1
631
64 I
65'
66
67
68
69
70
72 ~
73
74
75
76
77
71 I
KAHN
KRANCHICK
LABOSSIERE
LAWRENCE
MAIN
MULL
NIEVES
PALMER
REYNOLDS
RIGNEY
RODRIGUEZ
ROGERS
ROMAN
ROMAN
ROSE
SHACKELFORD
SlDEY
SOULE
STELICHA
STEVENSON
TALLICHET
THOMAS
TUMAN
VlSTElN
WALKER
WILSON
WUMMER JR.
ZAKIAN
VACANCY
VACANCY
VACANCY
VACANCY
WEST
TOTAL OPERATIONS
DAVID
RALPH
JENEVE
TIMOTHY
JEFFREY
GREGORY
JULIO
BRENT
PETER
BETHANY
VERONICA
PAUL M.
ALEXIS
TIMOTHY
MICHELLE
JAMES
WAYNE B.
GEOFFREY
MICHAEL
THOMAS
ANDREW
ROBERT
MATHEW
EDWARD
DARRIN
ROBERT
ROBERT
MARK A.
DOUGLAS
P 49,457
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
N
---_____
i- - 52,6811
L- 71,443,
44,2891
46,725
48,828
49,294
47,1701
66,0571
1- 53,438
43,320 ' 71,443
70,026
71,443,
71 ,4431
43,320
71,443
43,320
44,289
71,443
7 12443
49,764
71,443
61,439
43,320
43,320
43,320
43,320
r --_____
t
t
v-- 71,4431
50,945
44,301 1-1
2
FY 2007/2008 Budget
6/28/2007 1210 PM
POLICE DEPARTMENT SALARY WORKSHEET
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Annual
"P PBA Salary
Div "N" NonPBA 9/30/07
SPECIAL OPERATIONS I 1040 909300-001 Police Maior Special Operations FACCHINE RICHARD
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
1040
909200-001 Captain Special Operations
9091 10-006 Lieutenant
CAPTAIN - VACANT
909022-01 0 Sergeant
909022-01 1 Sergeant
909022-01 2 Sergeant
909022-009 Sergeant
909032-01 2 Police Officer
909032-017 Police Officer
909032-004 Police Officer
909032-01 1 Police Officer
909032-008 Police Officer
909032-006 Police Officer
909032-021 Police Officer
909032-01 3 Police Officer
909032-014 Police Officer
909032-016 Police Officer
909032-003 Police Officer
909032-008 Police Officer
909032-009 Police Officer
909032-080 Police Officer
TAC OFFICER - VACANT
Crime Prevention Officer - NEW
TAC Officer - NEW
Per Budget Review Remove - Crime Prevention Officer
Per Budget Review Remove - TAC Officer
1040
1040 909370-001 Youth Resources Assistant
1040 909351-001 Crime Scene Investigator
1040 909350-001 Evidence & Forensic Tech
1040 900551-001 Administrative SDecialist 111
9091 25-001 Police Accreditation Manager
WESENICK ALBERT J.
BROWN GLENN T.
CAPTAIN - VACANT
DET GEIST
CP SCHNUR
TRN SHEEHAN
TAC BARCA
RICHARD J
JACK
JOSEPH
CHRIS J.
PRO 1 LOVEJOY ELEANORA
CP 2 WAGNER CECIL C.
CP 3 BARONE JULIUS
CP 4 PEARCEIII RICHARD
CP 5 HEADMAN TARA
DET 6 BOYLE JOHN P.
DET 7 SHARON JASON
DET 8 MORETTI RICHARD
DET 9 BRASHEAR JENNIFER
DET 10 SEGRETO JACK
ATTF 11 AMMON DONALD L.
TAC 13 FEDORENCHIK BETHANY
TAC 14 TAWIL AVRHAM
TAC 15 BEATH DENNIS
CP 16 Crime Prevention Officer - NEW
TAC 17 TAC Officer - NEW
TAC 12 TAC OFFICER - VACANT
Remove - Crime Prevention Officer
Remove - TAC Officer
PRO DOBSON SAMUEL A.
CP DRIFKE MARY LYNN
DET WATKINS MARY D.
DET STRIPLING CHERYL A.
PRO WlLLlFORD BARBARA S.
N
N
N
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
N
N
N
N
N
N
1 18,7894
107,991
102,454
~~~ I 86q
84,406
88,070 ~
71,4431
71,4431
58,139
48,596
I 71,443
I 46,7_25
67,974,
50,782J
71,443
71,443 t
1- 1 43,320,
49,061
56,236 1
46,948
4a20/
43,320
86913,
-43,320
-43,320
48,656
36,6191
44,042,
55,658,
42,086
44.5891 1040 9091 70-005 Police Services Specialist EVlD SEGRETO LAURIE
TOTAL SPECIAL OPS 1,929,364
1
FY 2007/2008 Budget
6/28/2007 1208 PM
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Salary 2007-2008 Annual
Salary
1 /30/2007
Fire Administration
1200 606001 -001 Fire Chief BERGEL PETER T. 120,765
1230 6061 10-001 Division Chief Admin Services BESTLAND EVAN 104,322
1230 606101-001 Deputy Fire Chief EMS BROWN CHRIS R. 11 1,093
1200 6061 13-001 Chief Fire Inspector BRYER KEITH 98,159
1200 6061 14-001 Fire Inspector BUSSEY GARY T. 83,010
1200 6061 02-001 Deputy Fire Chief Operations CATOE JERRY W. 11 1,093
1200 6061 14-002 Fire Inspector DERITA DAVID T. 79,056
1200 606100-001 Deputy Fire Chief Adrnin Services FETTERMAN SCOTT A. 1 1 1,093
1200 600541 -001 Administrative Specialist II PASSARO LINDA 41,412
1200 6061 32-001 Community Education Specialist SANTA ANDREA C 48,612
1200 600551 -001 Administrative Specialist 111 SCHETTENHELM JULIE 40,879
1200 6061 30-001 Special Projects Coordinator STEPHENSON EILEEN ANN 60,731
1200 6061 14-003 Fire Inspector VAZQUEZ Ill ANTHONY C. 81,032
1200 SUB-TOTAL 1,091,257
Per Budget Review- Remove Comm Ed Position Remove Comm Ed Position
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Salary 2007-2008 Annual
Salary
1 /30/2007
Fire Administration
Fire emergency Servcies
1230 606550-001 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606590-001 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-048 Fire Medic
1230 606580-001 Fire Medic
1230 606580-031 Fire Medic
1230 606580-002 Fire Medic
1230 606580-004 Fire Medic
1230 606580-003 Fire Medic
1230 606590-002 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-027 Fire Medic
1230 6061 12-001 Division Chief Fleet & Facilities
1230 606570-001 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-016 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 3 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-01 1 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 1 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-037 Fire Medic
1230 606550-002 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-021 Fire Medic
1230 606580-01 2 Fire Medic
1230 606590-007 Fire Fighter
1230 606590-008 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-01 3 Fire Medic
1230 606570-002 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-050 Fire Medic
1230 606580-042 Fire Medic
1230 606550-003 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-034 Fire Medic
1230 606590-009 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-01 8 Fire Medic
1230 606580-038 Fire Medic
1230 606580-020 Fire Medic
1230 606580-044 Fire Medic
1230 606580-005 Fire Medic
1230 606580-014 Fire Medic
1230 606595-001 Quartermaster
1230 606530-001 EMS Captain
1230 606570-003 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-040 Fire Medic
1230 606570-004 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606590-01 2 Fire Fighter
1230 606570-005 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606590-005 Fire Fighter
1230 606570--OO€ Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606550-004 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606530-002 EMS Captain
1230 606580-01 5 Fire Medic
1230 606570-01 8 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-006 Fire Medic
Per Budget Review- Remove Div Chief Fleet/Fac
AITKEN GLEN R.
ARCH I BALD CLARK
ASHBY BENNIE
AUTWELL JUSTIN
BEELER CASEY
B ESS ETTE CORY J
BICKEL ROBERT L
BICKEL SAND1 M
BlVlNS TOBY S.
BOHRER ROBERT
BONlEWSKl ROBERT J.
Remove Div Chief Fleet/Fac
BROWN JERRY N.
CARABELLO ALEXANDER
CHERUBIN KEVIN
CRAGG JON J.
CURRIER JONATHAN
DUDLEY JULIE
DUNAWAY MICHAEL A.
DUNCAN JAMES
EGERT JESSE
ENSINGER STEVEN B
FERGUSON GEORGE
FIORE CHRISTINE
FLINT JOHN T.
FLYNN M ATTH E W
FOX KIM
GILLINS JOHNNY B.
GOBY KENT
GOODSON CH RISTOPH E
GOULD TERRY
GREEN JEFFREY T.
GRlFFlS JASON
GRIMSLEY SLOAN
GROVE VlCTO RIA
HALLADAY CRAIG
HAMM WANDA
HAYWOOD MATTHEW L
HELD MYLES E.
HELD TRAVIS J
HENRY CHRISTOPHE
HODGES PAUL W.
HOLDER RICHARD W.
IPPOLITO JAMES
JANSEN KYLE
JARRELL TIMOTHY M.
J IMENEZ RICHARD A.
JOYCE MARK W.
KELLY MICHAEL E.
K RAKO WS K I KRYSTYNA
89,236
53,589
44,088
53,589
44,088
48,607
48,607
51,037
65,138
46,292
104,010
73,524
53,589
44,088
59,082
44,088
56,269
89,236
48,607
56,269
70,024
56,269
59,082
71,814
44,088
46,292
89,235
44,088
65,138
44,088
51,037
44,088
44,088
48,607
68,395
44,205
98,159
71,814
51,037
71,814
68,395
73,524
46,292
73,524
89,235
95,876
68,395
71,814
46,292
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Salary 2007-2008 Annual
Salary
1 /30/2007
Fire Administration
1230 606550-005 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606570-007 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606570-008 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-019 Fire Medic
1230 606580-047 Fire Medic
1230 606550-006 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-046 Fire Medic
1230 606550-007 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-01 7 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 6 Fire Fighter
1230 606550-008 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606590-014 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-052 Fire Medic
1230 606580-007 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 5 Fire Fighter
1230 606550-09 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606570-009 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606570-01 0 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-030 Fire Medic
1230 606550-010 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-045 Fire Medic
1230 606530-003 EMS Captain
1230 606550-01 1 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-009 Fire Medic
1230 606550-01 2 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606570-01 1 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606550-01 3 Fire Lieutenant
1230 6061 11 -001 Division Chief Training
1230 606580-025 Fire Medic
1230 606580-032 Fire Medic
1230 606580-043 Fire Medic
1230 606570-01 2 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606550-014 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606525-001 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606590-01 8 Fire Fighter
1230 606570-019 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606525-002 Fire Captain
1230 606550-01 5 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606570-01 3 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-049 Fire Medic
1230 606525-003 Fire Captain
1230 606580-039 Fire Medic
1200 606525-004 Fire Captain
1230 606590-006 Fire Fighter
1230 606570-01 4 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606570-01 5 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-041 Fire Medic
1230 606550-01 6 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606570-01 6 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606590-010 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-028 Fire Medic
1230 606590-004 Fire Fighter
KREIDLER
KUCZYNSKI
LAMB
LEE
LEMON
L I CATA
LlSK
LOGAN
MAGNANO
MAHADY
MARKLE
MARX
MARZULLO
MAURI
MAUSER
M C LAUG H L I N
MEDFORD
MINOR
M IT1 NG ER
MOREJON
MOWATT
MURPHY
MURRY
MYERS
O'BRIEN
O'BRYAN
OLLIFF
OLSEN
OVDIYENKO
PELUSO
PERKINS
PETROVICH
PETRUZZ I
PET R UZZ I
PICKENS
PlERlS
RAYNOR
REID SR.
REYNOLDS
RlTZ
ROGERS
RUDD
SCHANEEN
SCH M ITZ
SCHOCKEN
SCHULTHEIS
S H UTTS
SlDEY
SI EG ERT
STEELE
STE RY 0 U
SUITER
JAMES F.
ROBERT J.
ALEXANDER
ELYSE A.
KYLE
PATRICK S.
ASHLEY
LANCE P.
PAUL E.
KEVIN
DAVID
BRIAN
MONICA
ERNEST0
CAT H E R I N E
JOHN D.
STEPHEN A.
DONALD K.
MICHELLE
EDUARDO J.
DORRANT
THOMAS M.
DAVID A.
NEIL
JASON R.
SHON
DEROY M.
MARK S.
MICHAEL
KENNETH
MARK
BRETT G.
MARK A.
TERRY S
REGINAL SK
ROBERT H.
RICHARD S.
SHAWN
JOHN E.
MICHAEL
STEPHEN V.
JANET
WILLIAM P.
GARY J.
ALLEN R.
EDWARD D.
MARK
STEPHANIE
TIMOTHY E.
DAVID P
N ICKOLAS
JERRY
89,235
65,138
65,138
48,607
44,088
87,160
44,088
87,160
59,082
44,088
83,009
48,607
44,088
51,037
53,589
87,160
71,814
71,814
46,292
87,160
44,088
98,159
83,009
51,037
75,292
59,082
83,009
104,322
48,607
48,607
46,292
71,814
91,310
89,235
70,024
65,138
98,159
89,235
65,138
44,088
98,159
56,269
98,159
68,395
71,814
71,814
56,269
83,009
71,814
51,037
46,292
46,292
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employees
Salary 2007-2008 Annual
Salary
1 /30/2007
Fire Administration
1230 606570-01 7 Corporal Driver Engineer
1230 606580-036 Fire Medic
1230 606550-018 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606590-003 Fire Fighter
1230 606550-01 7 Fire Lieutenant
1230 606580-035 Fire Medic
1230 606580-008 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 7 Fire Fighter
1230 606580-024 Fire Medic
1230 606580-023 Fire Medic
1230 606580-026 Fire Medic
1230 606580-022 Fire Medic
1230 606590-01 6 Fire Fighter
1230
1230 606999-001 UNION REP - IAFF
Per Budget Review- (2) Vacant Fire Fighter Positions
SWAN RICHARD A.
TERRANA DAVID
TIMMER GREGORY B.
TOLER , DONALD K.
TUMAN JULIE C.
VENTURA MICHAEL
WICHELE BRIAN
WILLIAMS KIMBERLY
WlLLlS JILL K
WINKELMAN RYAN M
WOLNEWITZ RICHARD B
ZACE BRANDON
ZINGARO MICHAEL
(2) Vacant Fire Fighter Positions
SUB-TOTAL
UNION REP - IAFF
65,138
48,607
89,235
46,292
79,056
44,088
48,607
44,088
44,088
51,037
51,037
51,037
46,292
44,088
7,265,754
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
GROWTH MANAGEMENT
Growth Management Administration
1400 707046-001 Development Compliance Tech
1400 707001-001 Growth Mgmt Administrator
1400 70701 5-001 Development Compliance Mgr.
1400 700555-001 Administrative Asst.
1400 700541-002 Admin Specialist 11
1400 707100-001 VACANT - DEV DIRECTOR
Per Budget Review- Remove Vacant Dev Director
Annual
Salary
9l3Ql2QQ7
CHANITZ PAMELA J 44,932
IRWIN KARA 88,224
KESHAVARZ BAHAREH 81,475
LEW CHERYL M. 52,920
SORENSON NINA 34,997
VACANT DEV DIR 95,456
Remove Vacant Dev Director
SUB-TOTAL 398,004
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
GROWTHMANAGEMENT
Annual
Salary
Growth Management Planning and Zoning
1420 707700-001 Director, Planning & Zoning
1420 707755-001 Forestry Technician
1420 707751-001 Planning Specialist
1420 707741-001 City Forester
1420 70771 2-001 Planner
1420 70771 2-002 Planner
1420 70771 1-001 Sr. Planner
1420 707705-001 Principal Planner
1420 707712-003 Planning Specialist
1420 707701-003 VACANT - PLANNING MGR
Per Budget Review- Remove Planning Mgr Position
Per Budget Review- Remove Planner Position
1420 707712-003 VACANT - PLANNER
1420 70771 1-001 Planning Manager
1420 707751-001 VACANT - PLANNING SPEC.
BENOTHMAN TALAL
CARANCI RAYMOND
GRAEVE HEATHER L
HENDRICKSON MARK I.
HOLLOMAN JACKIE G.
MARRERO RICHARD
MAYER STEPHEN
MILLER TODD
NIKOLOVA NINA
Remove Planning Mgr Position
SANFORD TIMITHY
Remove Planner Position
WISEMAN BRAD
PATTON TARA- LY N N
86,920
33,703
4531 6
63,176
60,696
46,796
49,880
62,600
42,025
73,461
45,213
69,120
VACANT - PLANNING SPEC. 39,095
SUB-TOTAL 718,001
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
GROWTHMANAGEMENT
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Growth Management GIS
1460 707610-001 GIS Technician
1460 707620-001 GIS Manager
GILMORE ROSS 40,696
PAGE ARIES
SUB-TOTAL
54,201
94,897
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
GROWTHMANAGEMENT
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Growth Management Economic Development
021 0 707860-001 Economic Development Dir KEY DOLORES 79,000
0210 VACANT - ADMIN ASST VACANT -ADMIN ASST 0
0210 VACANT - SPEC PROJ MGR VACANT -SPEC PROJ MGR 0
Per Budget Review- Remove all 3 ED Positions
SUB-TOTAL
-79,000
0
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
Neighborhood Services
1430 700541-001 Admin Specialist 111
1430 404155-001 Operations Director
1440 707525-001 Business Services Coord
1430 70751 0-001 Code Enforcement Supervisor
1430 707520 Code Officer Trainee
1430 707515-001 VACANT - SR CODE OFFICER
1430
1430
1430
707520-XXX VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER
707520-XXX VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER
707520-xxx VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER
BRELAND ROSSALIND
REYES DAVID
WHITE KENTHIA G
WILSON MITCHELL
MAY0 ** DEANNA
VACANT - SR CODE OFFICER
VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER
VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER
36,552
76,974
41,912
4521 3
39,095
35,465
35,465
35,465
VACANT - CODE COMP OFFICER 35,465
SUB-TOTAL 381,606
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Recreation - Administration
001 -2000 404765-001 Registration Supervisor HOLDT JENNIFER 43,724
001-2000 404760-001 VACANT - REGISTRATION SPEC. VACANT - REG SPECIALIST 30,592
001-2000 400551-003 Administrative Specialist 111 McQUlSTON CHERYL 45,371
001 -2000 404700-001 Recreation Director PRESENSKY CHARLOTTE 95,456
215,143
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Recreation - Athletics
001 -2030 404734-001 Recreation CoorlPrograms & Facil AUDET, JR RICHARD 49,862
001 -2030 404752-001 Supervisor, Athletics NELLl BRIAN 35,465
85,327
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Recreation - Aquatics
001 -2032 404723-002 Lead Lifeguard BENKO BRITTANI 34,882
001-2032 404723-003 Lead Lifeguard HOLLINS JR WILBERT 34,714
001-2032 404751-001 Supervisor, Aquatics KOHLER PAUL 37,239
162,274
001 -2032 404721 -001 Manager, Aquatics Complex PARTAN EN KAREN 55,439
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
Recreation - Tennis Maintenance
SElU
001-2033 404905-001 Maintenance Tech 111 Tennis GULIANO MERLE 35,347
001-2033 404916-001 Maintenance Tech I Tennis JOSEPH IRA 25,793
61,140
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
913012007
Recreation - General Programs
001-2040 404754-001 Supervisor Rec Programs DYE CATHERINE 43,104
001 -2040 40471 0-001 Superintendent Rec Programs KASHER TIMOTHY P. 74,677
001-2040 404754-002 Supervisor Rec Programs MACDONALD ALLISON 36,795
154,656
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/313/71307
Recreation - Special Events and Cultural Arts
001-2041 404753-001 Supervisor Spec. Events & Cult. Arts STEPPER AMY 46,637
100,371
001-2041 404732-001 Coord. Spec. Events & Cult. Arts WOLNEWITZ CHRISTY 53,734
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Special Revenue - Recreation - Administration
104-2000 404755-001 Supvr. Rec Spec Events & Corn Act BIELECKY KATHERINE 38,825
104-2000 404720-001 Resouce Manager SCHILLING ANN 58,615
97,440
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Special Revenue - Recreation - Tennis
104-2033 4049000-001 Tennis Manager LYON KENDALL 56,956
104-2033 40491 0-001 Registration Specialist, Tennis WALLACE '* SHERRILL 39,503
96,459
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
Special Revenue - Recreation - Youth Enrichment
104-2042 404770-008 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404760-003 Registration Specialist
104-2042 404770-007 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404770-00 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404770-003 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404770-001 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404770-005 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 407756-001 Supervisor Youth Enrichment
104-2042 404770-06 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404770-002 Youth Enrichment Instructor
104-2042 404750-001 Early Childhood Dev. Coord
FRANCIS
GRUBER
GUZMAN
HESTER
HORTON
KNIGHT
LEONE
MURPHY
SCOTT
SEVERSON
ZEUGIN
NICOLE
BRIAN
MIRASOL
SHAVON
AMANDA
VIRGINIA
JACQUELINE
CHRISTY
LYDIA
P ATR I C E
PAMELA
33,192
30,592
33,493
33,192
37,020
35,514
33,815
47,692
33,736
33,977
50,327
402.550
Parks
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001-2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001-2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
001 -2080
SElU
404314-001
40431 6-004
40431 7-002
404305-001
40431 5-003
40431 7-004
404300-001
404310-001
404301-001
40431 5-002
40431 7-005
40431 7-008
40431 6-002
40431 7-007
40431 3-002
40431 0-002
40431 0-005
40431 3-001
404316-001
400551-001
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Maintenance Tech II
Service Technician
Maintenance Tech I
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Lead Maintenance Tech IV
Maintenance Tech I
Director Parks Division
Lead Maintenance Tech
Superintendent Parks
Maintenance Tech II
Maintenance Tech II
Maintenance Tech I
Maintenance Tech I
Maintenance Tech I
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Lead Maintenance Tech
Service Technician
Maintenance Tech I
Admin. Specialist 111
ASTEMBORSKI
BARLOW
COHOON
ELKINS
HERBST
HOLLEY
KELLY
LALJIE
LUCAS
MCMAHAN
MORAN
NOCERINO
NORRIS
PEARSON
PEREZ
RICH JR.
SHIVERS
WHITEHEAD
YlNH
MCCLUNG
TOTAL
DAVID
SAMUEL
ALLEN
RALPH
RICHARD
HYMAN
MICHAEL
DINDIAL
JAMES
WILLIAM C.
EDWARD
JOSEPH
JOHN J
JOE
RENE' C.
RICHARD
ROBERT
JOHN
MARIUS
PATRICIA
40,425
27,083
28,166
53,785
36,035
28,167
78,253
51,225
63,404
34,259
31,431
25,793
31,340
35,000
49,777
53,785
46,054
42,203
25,793
45,322
827,300
SElU
Grounds Maintenance
001 -2090 404520-008
001 -2090 40431 5-004
001 -2090 404532-001
001-2090 404522-006
001 -2090 404520-004
001-2090 40431 6-003
001 -2090 40441 4-001
001 -2090 40431 0-003
001 -2090 404506-001
001 -2090 40431 5-005
001-2090 404312-001
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Maint. Tech I1 Irrigation
Irrigation Technician
Irrigation Technician
Lead Maintenance Tech IV
Maintenance Tech I
Maintenance Tech 111
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Superintendent, Grounds
Maint. Tech II Irrigation
Chemical Spray Tech
Annual
Salary
913012007
CHABRE NORMAN 53,258
ELTRINGHAM TYLER 28,644
HOUDE PAUL D. 48,987
KOCH JESSE 34,655
MCKENZIE HENRY G. 45,900
SACCONE FRANCIS 31,606
SIFUENTES ORLANDO 29,992
SIGLER WILLIE 51,225
UNGER CYNTHIA 73,654
WlDDlCK DANIEL 31,883
WILES
TOTAL
JUSTIN 33,753
463,557
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
913012007
Communitv ServiceslPublic Works Administration
001-3000 2041 27-001
001-3000 404001-001
001 -3000 400551 -004
001 -3000 707270-001
001-3000 400541-001
001 -3000 404500-001
001-3000 4041 20-001
Purchasing Agent DEROSTAING ARTHUR 42,817
Community Services Administrator DOUGHNEY JACK 109,416
Admin. Specialist HI CS Div. GONZALEZ THERESA 34,882
Spec. Proj. Coord. Constr. Svc Div. GORMAN JENNIFER 4521 3
Admin. Specialist 111 PW Div LEVINSON ANDREA S 41,057
Operations Dir. PW Div. MORROW MICHAEL 95,317
Operations Manager WONG
TOTAL
ANGELA 73,657
442,359
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
913012007
Community Services Facilities Maintenance
001 -3030
001-3030
001 -3030
001-3030
001 -3030
001 -3030
001-3030
001 -3030
001 -3030
001 -3030
001 -3030
001 -3030
40451 1-001
404522-001
404520-009
404522-002
404520-001
404522-003
404533-001
404522-01 2
404523-001
404534-001
404523-001
404504-001
Electrician
Maintenance Tech II
Lead Maintenance Tech IV
Maintenance Tech 111
Maintenance V Chief Lead
Maintenance Tech I1
HVAC Technician
Maintenance Tech II
Plumber
Maintenance Tech I
Superintendent, Facilities
VACANT - MAINT TECH 11
GRAVES
HOTHAM
PATTON
PERTAP
RAY
SEPE
TU
VOIRET
WEEKS JR
WILLIAMS
WILSON
TOTAL
TIMOTHY
MARK
RANDOLPH
DEONARINE
KEVIN
JOHN
PHUONG
EDWARD
DANIEL
DOUGLAS
MARCUS
43,139
41,132
44,319
37,558
45,593
51,129
27,122
35,500
44,144
26,766
69,326
498,539
32,ai i
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SEIU
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Community Services - Stormwater
001 -3040 404523-003 Maintenance Tech I
001-3040 404522-007 Maintenance Tech II
001 -3040 404550-002 Heavy Equipment Operator
001 -3040 404550-003 Heavy Equipment Operator
001-3040 404550-005 Lead Maintenance Tech IV
001-3040 404520-002 Lead Maintenance Tech IV
001-3040 404521-002 Maintenance Tech 111
001 -3040 404523-002 Maintenance Tech I
001 -3040 404523-004 Maintenance Tech I
CAMPBELL
CARMO
CHURCH
FOSSITT JR.
HAN
KAZAKAVAGE
LYEW FONG
MAC DOUGALL
SCOTT
TOTAL
CHRISTOPHER
ANTONIO
ADAM
CARL H.
ROBERT
WILLIAM R.
CARL
GLENN
HARVEY
25,793
32 ~ 764
32,909
42,930
36,212
51,225
39,676
26,766
28,371
31 6,646
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
Community Services - Streets Maintenance
001-3050 404530-001 Traffic Technician
001 -3050 404530-002 Traffic Technician
001 -3050 404520-006 Lead Maintenance Tech IV
001-3050 404551-001 Light Equipment Operator
001-3050 404522-009 Maintenance Tech II
001 -3050 404520-005 Maintenance V Chief Lead
001-3050 404507-001 Superintendent, Streets
BROCKELBANK ROBERT 48,987
GONZALEZ OSCAR 36,956
HARTMANN ALICE 36,057
MAKUS SHIRLEY 38,114
MARTIN SAM 41,132
SMITH ROBIN D. 53,785
ALEXANDER PRINCE
TOTAL
66,731
321,762
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Community Services - Burns Road Maintenance
001-3070 404522-01 1 Maintenance Tech II
001-3070 404316-005 Maintenance Tech I
001 -3070 404725-001 Pool Equipment Mechanic
001-3070 404310-004 Maintenance V Chief Lead
CASE WILLIAM 26,866
CUNNINGHAM JR WALTER 25,550
MORALES PAUL 40,010
WILLIAMS RONALD J. 46,869
TOTAL 139,295
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
Community Services - Riverside Maintenance
001-3080 404522-013 Maintenance Tech II
001 -3080 404522-005 Lead Maintenance Tech IV
MCFARLANE TREVOR 30.219
VICTOR ** CAMILLE 41,306
TOTAL 71,525
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
SElU
Annual
Salary
Community Services - Fleet Maintenance
501-3020 404540-001 Mechanic Ill
501-3020 404523-006 Mechanic Tech I
501-3020 404540-005 Mechanic Ill
501-3020 404508-001 Supervisor, Fleet
501 -3020 404505-001 Superintendent, Fleet
501-3020 404540-002 Mechanic Ill
501-3020 404541-001 Mechanic II
501-3020 404540-003 Mechanic Ill
501-3020 404540-004 Mechanic 111
501-3020 404540-004 Mechanic 111
501-3020 404540-001 Mechanic 111
ARNETT
GAUTH I ER
BUCHANAN
CHESSON
LUNN
MURRAY
SLATER
STEELMAN
WILLIAMS
YODER
JEWETT
TOTAL
ROBERT
TODD
CLINTON
ARTHUR
JAMES E
KEN E.
TODD
ROBERT
CHARLES R.
BRIAN
44,204
25,793
37,953
56,214
68,663
47,040
30,983
37,953
44,890
32,860
ANDREW 32,860
459,413
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 20071 2008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Community Services - Costruction Services
3090 707250-002 Permit Technician
3090 707221-001 Deputy Bldg. Official
3090 707235-004 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707250-001 Permit Technician
3090 707222-001 Chief Bldg. Inspector
3090 404100-001 Director, Costruction Svcs.
3090 707235-010 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707235-005 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707223-001 Chief Bldg. Plans Examiner
3090 505127-001 Accountant Comm Svcs.
3090 707240-001 Plans Examiner
3090 707235-001 Bldg. Inspector II
3090 707235-002 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 404720-002 Resource Manager
3090 707235-008 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707230-002 Bldg. Inspector II
3090 707235-001 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707240-003 Plans Examiner
3090 707235-006 Bldg. Inspector I
3090 707240-004 Plans Examiner
3090 707255-002 Cashier
3090 707235-005 Bldg. Inspector II
3090 70721 0-001 Building Official
3090 707235- VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
3090 707235- VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
3090 707235- VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
Per Budget Review- Remove (2) Vacant -Bldg Inspector
BELL SUSAN
BROWN JAMES
CAMERON WAYNE
CAMPBELL NINA
DANIELSKI SCOTT
ENGLE TODD
HARVEY TERRY
HRUDA JOSEPH
KENNEDY STEVEN
LABOSSIERE KETTY
MANClNl CHARLES
MCKEE WILLIAM
M ESQU ITA JAY
MlKULSKl JENNIFER
MULLIGAN MARK
NUTTER DEBBIE
QUINTANA JUST0
REYNOLDS JR ALFRED
RODGERS FREDERICK
SIBLEY STEPHEN
WILLIAMS H
WILSON CHRISTOPHER
WISE DOUGLAS
VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
VACANT - BLDG INSPECTOR
43,002
73,403
42,502
31,663
66,931
108,562
42,502
51,523
63,807
54,681
43,036
65,260
48,388
55.623
42,400
46,909
49,000
47,339
48,713
43,036
39,235
47,465
82,960
41,065
41,065
41,065
Remove (2) Vacant -Bldy Inspector
SUB-TOTAL 1,279,005
-82,130
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 2007l2008
Annual
Salary
Special Revenue - Golf Department - Pro Shop
106-2500 404212-001 Pro Shop Attend Golf THOMAS ROBERT F. 30,206
30,206
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 2007/2008
Special Revenue - Golf Department - Maintenance
106-2540 404221-001 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 40421 1-001 Golf Maintenance Coord
106-2540 404221-003 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 404221-004 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 40421 0-001 Superintendent, Golf
106-2540 40451 0-001 Purchasingllnven Cntrl Coord
106-2540 404221-002 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 404221-005 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 404221-006 Maintenace Tech I Golf
106-2540 40431 8-001 Mechanic 111 Golf Maint
FOSSITT
JOHNSON
LOPEZ
MENDEZ
MILLER
MILLER
PAGAN
PEREZ DE LEON
ROBLERO
SHARPE II
Annual
Salary
913012007
ROY
RAYMOND T
RODRIGO
ALFRED0
BILLY E
CHARLES R.
CHARLES
CESAR
RUBEN
WARREN
27,083
52,848
28,301
28,166
61,763
53,618
30,305
27,084
34,834
36,289
380,291
City of Palm Beach Gardens
Full Time Employee Salaries
FY 200712008
Annual
Salary
9/30/2007
Special Revenue - Golf Department - Administration
106-2550 404207-001 Golf Operations Coordinator MACLOSKEY MONIQUE 44,649
106-2550 404600-001 Operations Director Pub. Fac. REIDY DAN 86,800
106-2550 404205-001 Golf Pro KERN KEVIN 28,000
159,449