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6.1. - Page 3 of 24 <br />restructuring is estimated to be $20,700 and funding will be included in the Fiscal Year 2019-20 <br />Recommended Budget. The City has reached tentative agreement with SEIU on the job description and <br />salary range for this two-tiered classification. <br />Deputy Fire Marshal <br />This classification was established in January 2012. With this classification becoming vacant in December <br />2018 and service needs and operational changes over time, staff reviewed the job description for needed <br />additions, deletions, or updates. The proposed changes will update duties and responsibilities that have <br />changed over time, address language duplication, and clearly define educational and experience <br />requirements. There is no proposed change to salary and this classification will remain in the International <br />Association of Fire Fighters Local 2400 bargaining unit. <br />City Clerk's Office Reorganization <br />The City Clerk's Office experienced a budget reduction in Fiscal Year 2018-19, reducing staff from five to <br />fourfull-time full time equivalent positions (FTEs). With the recent vacancy of the Administrative Secretary <br />classification, the City Clerk's Office evaluated its current operations and recommended a structural <br />change. To provide greater capacity for the department to perform a higher level of work with fewer staff, <br />staff recommend replacing the vacant Administrative Secretary position with a Management Analyst I at <br />a monthly salary range of $8,699 to $10,436. The annual increased cost of this proposed restructuring is <br />estimated to be $34,900 and funding will be included in the Fiscal Year 2019-20 Recommended Budget. <br />City Manager's Office Reorganization <br />To better align the department's resources with City Council priorities, staff recommends replacing the <br />Communications Multimedia Analyst vacancy with the position of Management Analyst I at a monthly <br />salary range of $8,699 to $10,436, realizing an estimated annual cost increase of $29,700. This will allow <br />the incumbent to assist with community engagement as well as communications functions. Staff also <br />recommends replacing the vacant Assistant City Manager/Community Development Director position <br />with the position of Director of Community Development and Transportation at a monthly salary range of <br />$13,754 to $18,567, realizing an estimated annual cost decrease of $70,700. The net cost savings of these <br />two actions is estimated to be $41,000. <br />Staff also intend to recommend changes to the Housing Division with the FY 2019-20 Recommended <br />Budget, assigning the Division to the City Manager's Office and upgrading the position of CDBG/HOME <br />Administrator (Housing Manager). Housing staffing recommendations will be presented to the City <br />Council in June with the Recommended Budget. <br />Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department Reorganization <br />For the past several months, the Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) management team <br />has been discussing innovative ways to enhance departmental efficiencies by using current department <br />vacancies to make organizational changes in support of the City Council's strategic priority focused on <br />children and youth. By eliminating a vacant Recreation Supervisor position, and using funds from other <br />vacant permanent part-time benefitted positions, the PRCS Department is proposing the creation of three <br />new Recreation and Community Services Program Coordinator level positions. There would be no change <br />to the overall FTE count for the Department. The three new Recreation and Community Services Program <br />Coordinator positions will support the following: <br />• Teen Coordinator to enhance teen programs and services throughout the community; <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org <br />217 <br />