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INTRODUCTION OF COMMISSIONERSPage 15 of 29 <br />YOSHIYAMA: The range right now is quite large. Minimum $2,329 a month, this is 40 hours a <br />week, up to a maximum of $3,586 a month. <br />MARTIN: Now that is topside, does that include their benefit package? <br />YOSHIYAMA: No, that’s straight salary. If we need somebody on board now, there are <br />provisions again, within Civil Service, or within government that you can pick up emergency <br />appropriation or hire, so we can pick up somebody off the street, or we can ask Civil Service <br />because they do exams and stuff like that and we can pick up somebody during the interim <br />and then carry on. So, we don’t have to wait for a permanent body or a final decision before we <br />get some clerical support or paralegal support. <br />RAY: Okay, we got kind of a range of preliminary opinions on what it’s going to take to do this. <br />Personally, I really don’t have a clue what we’re talking about time-wise here. On one hand <br />Kevin, I hear what you’re saying, what you’re talking about with the Planning Commission <br />which meets full time with a full board agenda year round. This is really the nature of this <br />commission. It could be quite different, I don’t know. And we’re going to discuss that in regard <br />to goals and objectives in what people see this commission undertaking. Certainly, we’ll view <br />what everybody says in what that’s all about. So I’m not comfortable deciding we need a 40 <br />hour week versus a 20 hour week, and I’d really like to see what the past commissions have <br />done and used and how all that works. So, I think we need that information. <br />IRVINE: Can we go to a temporary agency or something, somebody to just take minutes? <br />HERKES: While, in the meantime, why don’t we just make some decisions here? Why don’t <br />we appoint a committee and do it and get it settled and come back to the board. It’s not a <br />rocket science to hire a secretary. <br />IRVINE: Apparently, it takes more than 30 days though in the County to do it. You have to put <br />in the newspaper and stuff. <br />YOSHIYAMA: Not necessarily. You might have a listing already. <br />LEGASPI: What I did is that I wanted a secretary to monitor the situation today. But the three <br />that I got were not available. I got quotes from them as far as a one shot deal, or even a long <br />term deal. I have that information available. <br />SANTANGELO: So I had a motion to set up a selection committee with Steve heading that and <br />possibly two other people, and we could do the secretary and attorney. <br />RAY: And move in all haste to cover ourselves. <br />BESS: I I have no problem with that, we could have two different committees doing this thing, <br />in terms of just spreading out time. One for the secretary and one for the lawyer, and I’d be <br />happy to do the lawyer one, but I suggest that maybe we just keep…. <br />SANTANGELO: So my motion was, original motion was for a lawyer, so I stick to that and do I <br />have a second then? <br />BALOG: I’ll second that, to move this along. And I’ll move to close that. And he’s going to chair <br />file://\\coh01\cohweb\council\charter_commission\minutes\minutes 2-20-99.html7/1/2011 <br /> <br />