HomeMy WebLinkAboutEmployee Salaries and Pensions-1966/1980/1993/1996/1997 Herald Survey Around Semi•
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What Municipal Officials Make---
Survey conducted by The of their ma end conned- Arthur Lego of Caammegv Kenneth Triplett, $450; City $200; Maintenance Superin-
Eetald today revealed that n receive $72 per nth whik Clerk Mary Hawthorne, $325', tendent Ralph lichen, $400
only tap municipalities r Mayor L. E. Woo4hems• Altamonte Springs'month W. City Attorney Kenneth Mein- Tax Collector Roy Shemate.
in the county, Longwood e d Councilmen Dr. leagene Ellie. Lawrence Swofford is Paid $50 tosh, $100 mOlithiy
North Orland Orlanda provide H. Edith Dumm, A r thus Per moat and b of the C J d Th Freeman, $ end did/ 9ta- Leo.
Iment of any kind for Se ccices Wheatley, Edward Imm and town council, Robert Newell, $50 ad City Engineer 14 C. It Steil/hetLsen, $100 month]:
Keith Nixon, Charles Eohioson Conklin, $51 monthly retainer.
d Rob t R - $ 6, Altamonte Stomas 1 O viedo -Police Chief (scum
monthly and Swede Mayor 21.,Chap C B. Allen $400; City Kelsey, Town Clem
I. Cary paid$40 per month Clerk
Dorothy Bardeen, $0 0 m 4 i $a
Chief
salary d to $80 Water Clerk M H T. L L Jr., 0; City t-
North Orlando I ofOcd sX byR 1 Jr.] i0A n s e J
g SPe'
t0m monthly monthly 'ox and cp
ee', T. L Lingo J., x:City Judge Cann n Stephen. Judge M L. Cary, $200 per• Cents Robert Ward d ., $ 0e and Fire Chief o- case.Fund Formed m..-
receive $500.per m d Willoughby, $E .
ing. North 011 LlieeChief,
wood— 3200;
Village CL'k. Ileten
• Salaries 1 other municipal D. Shush $450; City Clerk, Green, $100 and Village At
By Mary AIM Campbell Club, publicity. officials are as foiows' clamor Clerk,Tax Assessor and t y and Judge Orville John-
Casselherry — Police Chief[Treasurer Onnie S horn ate, son,e550 monthly retainer.
NORTH ORLANDO — A THE GROUP plans to
new organization has been utilize part of the existing,
formed in North Orlando— open building all ready at
"The North Orlando Com- the recreation area, as a General $$ possible 345 eligible voters have
basis part of new construe.
Regi.$tration registered. The Village clerk will
munity Building Funtl.•• It lion, and manned flee Ire
is
composed of represen- to a building 28 by 90 feet, In Village. [� r�1 also have registration books open
tatives of each active com. of concrete block, with a
Village Set To o Begin Feb. 25 between 10 a.m. and S pa
munity Organization, and built np roof, and featuring r r Also, one may register weekdays
formed to build a a kitchen, restrooms and Said Low NORTH ORLANDO—The village during the hours the Village Office
nied building at efreshment ea When Office will be open for the purpose of is open,
completed, it xrill be used p'ORTH ORLANDO — registration Wednesday between the Four Council seals are up for this
u sailors • ra isseebuildb place and. Amount in the General fund hours of 7-9 p.m.Al!eligible citizens election, so completely new
recreation
are aW 1lIi a m a g for the] are urged to register for the March governing body is possible,with the
Hahn of the fire depart. ninny village activities. for Operating this village. 31 municipal election. exception of Charles McIntosh and
moot,c h a i r ma n; Mrs. Labor will all be donat. is "getting low," according To date,approximately 90 out of a Mayor George Fuller,
Charles E. Rowell of the ed, and the village will' report at a special
Woman's Auxiliary of the no charge.Howevgrcost of
council meeting last week.
Fire De ylle Br Chairman Green
Department. trifle of about $1. will still cost vale Brown reported
Civi A. oc a ion, a of being sked.f and this is balance of approximately
fund,
the Civic Association, sea being 0 n t rd u in the f, or Eand expected in the income from
and Mrs. George tdostribution s, and xpected from
Duquette of the Garden pledges.T start the e - Florida Power of about
contribution ofa$100gn a out and bills to be paid
presented by Mr. and Mrs.i out June I of$1,075. It was
Charles Kelley, followed only O
yabou0 this would
$2,O00 ineathe
by $50 from the Civic general fund next month.
Association a n d several.
contributions of $111. from COUNCIL approved pu
individuals. Residents will I s
chase of a 1959 dump truck,
probablybe contacteddoor-i for maintenance and un-
to-door for contributions, I keep of village streets,
ALSO, JET Lanes Bowl-
with negative casting the
said the amC A
ing Alley 00 has offered person, port sad motor truck is has a to
upt $1110 for each North ndili n eex ept is in good
up l0 30 people.join a North condition agreed for tires.n
Orlando, who jgiL a North Council ngstetl r have a
Orlando this building as part sticker purchase
When Nis buitding be-I as part of the pck.hase
reality, it will add! contract for this ed rk.
comes b the mmead c Council vice ma resigns-
recreation r Jay
a tennis courts, wetz othut a m new lay nd baseball are and p.
basketball courts. North pointmen[ was made.
Orlando has for some time Council approved a re-
been in need of a place for solution to join the semi-
village activities, and most
County League of
organizations have been Municipalities and first
forced to conduct their payment of $100 to Ron / 9 business meetings and so Goerke of Sanford for / Ce Y
cial activities in private pair of the grader. .
homes.
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again criticised a budget item
that would give the city
manager a new car that would
eventually be turned over to
the police department. He
said that he feels that the city
manager should receive an
old police car and that the
department should receive
the new car.
Bennett presented to the
council a letter drafted by a
committee of Torcaso.Jacobs
and Bennett to inform the
registered voters of the facts
concerning the proposed
Paramedic program.
BENNETT ASKED who was
promoting the paramedic
program and Torcaso replied
you can use my name. The
proposal was made by the
Fire Chief and the city
manager and the council had '
started the ball rolling. 61a.0)4.51)
Ellen meet Weiss
meeting eprernt the g War.-Waged over. pay
Board of Adjustments was at
the mcUing rcpresentivg
herself and asked what the
city was going to do about the
proposed rate increase that ByRodShrIver havebeen improving ever the He asked Rozansky about manager who posslhty could
was being asked for by No! "I will veto any wage past two years and that we the difference between his be earning S22,000 at the end
Seminole Utilities. She also increase that is 15 to 20 should be looking at figures and the 'newly of the 1980-81 budget year
complained about the lack of percent over the past years improving fringe benefits. proposed figures. The city
notice for the public hearing wages!' Winter Springs Maureen Boyd, council- manager again explained • COUNCILMAN John
which is scheduled for 9 a.m., Mayor Troy Piland sternly woman. presented a budget that his proposal was based Torcaso again chided the
at the Maitland City Hall on informed the council that proposal to increase on authorized manning and council for not accepting the
Sept. J. adoption of such a wage employees wages by fifteen not on actual manning and figures supplied by the city
Piland explained that he had increase would border on percent instead of the twelve that his final salary figure manager, saying that Mr.
sent three different letters to irresponsibility and that they percent proposed by city - would be approximately Rozahsky is a professional at
the Public Service would have to do scorner his manager Richard Rbzansky. n$680,000 instead of 715.000, this job and if they are going
Commission requesting that veto. Councilman Happi Arnold excluding $14,000 for to pay him to do a job then let
the public hearing he held in and Boyd had worked closely Holiday pay. him do it
Winter Springs saying that HESTATEDTHAT a twelve on the proposal and Arnold Boyds'proposal would also John Bennett, councilman.
Winter Springs had adequate percent increase was gave the increase strong have included a reduction in ' mPage 6
facilities for such a hearing adequate and that'the'wages support. ' the total 'pay for the city Condoned
whereas Maitland City hall
will hold only'about 60-70
people and the Winter •
' Springs city hall will easily
seat more than a hundred
people.
Municipal retirement
isn't a get-rich scheme
COMMISSIONER DONNELLY'S attempt to keep
Winter Springs city employees from getting a fair
pension increase shows how uninformed she is about
people who work for a Municipality and would like to
stay in that city's employ until retirement. The city
workers (except department heads) possibly'finish
out their careers with a salary of less than $25,000 a
year, giving them a 6 percent pension benefit as
their earnings for their 20 years or more of service to
the city. That certainly does not move them up to
middle income — most have to get another job or
have investment incomes to live the American style
of life.
Commissioner Donnelly should be ashamed of her-
self for deluding the public.
John Torotae�so
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Angelo Ballastero Band.
Winter Springs . Commissioners Larry
article aroused the ire of the Conniff and John Langellotti
Senior Citizens and they came said their farewells to the coin-
to justify their policies at the mission and the staff and
Senior Center, which had been thanked everyone for their co-
questioned. President Jack operation. Langellotti added,
Bergman said the practice of "In the immortal words of Mar-
having salespersons speaking at tin Luther King, `Free at Last"
meetings of the seniors had been
discontinued,pending the writ-
ing of guidelines for the use of
the center. McLemore was
given the task of writing those 1
guidelines by April 1 with the
Senior Center personnel.
Thomas W O'Connell,the
acting president of the
Tuscawilla Homeowners Asso-
ciation,presenting the drawings
for the upgraded signs through-
out the PUD, preparatory to
making the PUD an assessment
district as was done in Oak
Forrest.
And Vince Silanskas, a
former Magic Kingdom pro-
gram manager, brought his
plans for a winter program on
December 13th at Central
Winds park which will feature
20 tons of real snow and a six
hour stint with Santa Claus.
Held last year in Claremont,the
Winter Spectacular is coming to
Wmter Springs on a trial basis,
with Silanskas' company, 9 �/
Moutain View Productions,in-
terested in bringing other events
to the area.
Fireworks will be pre-
sented at 8 p.m. and
Beatlemania will be presented
in concert, along with the