Minutes / 12-21-98`~
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MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CALLED MEETING OF ATLANTIC BEACH
CITY COMMISSION, HELD IN CITY HALL AT 5:00 PM ON MONDAY,
DECEMBER 21, 1998 .
Present: Suzanne Shaughnessy, Mayor
Richard Beaver, Commissioner
Mike Borno, Commissioner
John Meserve, Commissioner
Theo Mitchelson, Commissioner
Also: James Jarboe, City Manager
Maureen King, City Clerk
Alan Jensen, City Attorney
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Shaughnessy. The invocation, offered by Mayor
Shaughnessy, was followed by the Pledge to the flag.
~~ 1. Discussion and related action relative to the search for a new City Manager (City
Commission)
The Mayor referenced a suggested search timetable which had been provided by the City
Manager, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit A.
Commissioner Borno asked Public Safety Director Thompson for confirmation that he would
be willing to serve as the Interim City Manager until a new City Manager could be found and
Director Thompson confirmed that he would be willing to serve. The Mayor confirmed that
he would be willing to serve at his current salary and Director. Thompson responded in the
affirmative. Commissioner Borno moved to appoint current Director of Public Safety,
David Thompson, as the interim City Manager to be effective upon the departure of the
City Manager on the evening of January 12, 1999, until the search for a new City
Manager is complete and that new City Manager is employed and onboard. The motion
was seconded by Mayor Shaughnessy and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Borno then moved that the advertisement for a new City Manager be
published in the International City Manager Association (ICMA) magazine, which he
felt would provide national coverage and would help to meet the schedule. The motion
was seconded by Commissioner Mitchelson and carried unanimously.
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Mr. Jazboe pointed out that the ICMA newsletter is published every two weeks and lists the
City Manager jobs in the United States, Canada and Australia. The City Manager felt the
City Commission may also wish to consider advertising in the Florida City/County Managers
Association newsletter and the Florida League of Cities Datagram.
Discussion then ensued regazding the suggested timetable and the number of times the
advertisement should be published and Commissioner Beaver moved to run the
advertisement two times (January 1 and 15, 1999). The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Borno and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Meserve moved to hire a professional company to do the search and cull
that search down to five good candidates rather than have staff do it. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Beaver.
Discussion then ensued regarding the pros and cons of hiring a professional seazch firm.
Commissioner Meserve felt that it would be very time consuming for the City Commission
to review the resumes of all the applicants and that by using a professional search company
the City Commission would get a more unbiased result. Commissioner Beaver agreed and
felt that professionals who were involved in this type of activity on a full time basis, would
do the best job of reviewing the applications. Commissioner Mitchelson agreed with this
suggestion but indicated he would like to have some idea of the cost of such a service. He
indicated, however, that he would prefer to personally review the resumes. The City
Manager pointed out that in order to comply with the purchasing requirements the city would
have to issue a Request for Proposals, and Commissioner Meserve suggested the city move
ahead with this process to, at least, see what the cost would be. The City Commission could
then decide whether to go ahead with this process.
The Mayor felt the city had the talent to review and short list the applicants and did not
support hiring a professional organization. She felt that developing an RFP and hiring a
professional organization would also slow the process, and because of the importance of the
decision, she was reluctant to delegate this to a professional organization.
The vote was then taken and the motion passed on a vote of 4 - 1 with Mayor
Shaughnessy voting Nay.
r Discussion then ensued regarding how to proceed from here and the City Manager indicated
that the RFP for a search firm could be prepared quickly and advertised within a few days.
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The City Attorney pointed out that this matter would not fall within the Consultants
Competitive Negotiation Act and could be advertised as a sealed bid. The Mayor moved
to issue an RFP with price requested. The motion was seconded by Commissioner
Beaver and carried unanimously.
Discussion then ensued regarding whether the City Commission would meet to review and
approve the RFP before it is advertised. The Mayor felt that the advertisement for the City
Manager should include an accurate description of the City. The City Manager suggested
that the city should request someone with prior experience with a water and sewer utility,
as well as experience with privatization and outsourcing. Following further discussion,
Commissioner Mitchelson moved to allow the RFP to go forward without Commission
seeing it initially. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Meserve. The Mayor
confirmed that it was the intent of the mover and seconder that the RFP include language to
be approved later in the meeting by the City Commission. The motion carried on a vote
n of 4 -1 with Mayor Shaughnessy voting Nay.
Discussion then ensued regarding the timetable and the Mayor pointed out that only one
week had been allotted for the City Commission to review the applications of all applicants
who met the city's requirements, which she felt was somewhat tight. However, following
further discussion it was agreed that the timetable could be adjusted as necessary.
The Mayor reported that she had spoken with citizens who had suggested visiting the area
of top candidates to solicit information from the citizens. She indicated that some of these
citizens would be willing to do so at their own expense, and she felt the city may wish to
consider this at a later date.
Commissioner Meserve felt there needed to be a firnl close-out date for receiving
applications and noted that the close-out date was listed as February 15 in the suggested
timetable, and it was felt that this was a reasonable date.
The Mayor felt that citizen involvement was important in the selection of a City Manager and
appointed the following citizens to serve on an ad hoc City Manager Review Committee to
review the applications and present recommendations to the City Commission: Dr. Sylvia
Simmons (Chair); David Thompson, Interim City Manager/Duector of Public Safety; John
Fletcher, Chairman of Atlantic Beach Pension Board of Trustees; Eleanor Ashby, Retired
Director of Leadership Jacksonville; Don Wolfson, Chairman of the Community
Development Board; Hope Van Nortwick, representative of the Stonnwater Review
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Committee and former member of the Tree Conservation Board; Scott DeButy, representing
the Recreation Advisory Board and Atlantic Beach Athletic Association; Edwazd Waters,
former member of the Recreation Advisory Boazd and resident of Royal Palms; Woody
Winfree, Co-Chair of the Atlantic Beach Historical Committee and program Chair of First
Night. The committee shall elect a secretary from their members and it will be the
responsibility of the chairman and secretary to see that the requirements of Open Meetings
Law and the Sunshine Law aze met. She indicated that these people were all residents of
Atlantic Beach and she would look to them to bring forwazd, not so much the technical
requirements, but to try to ensure that the city gets an individual who would be fully
cognizant and awaze of what this community is all about.
Commissioner Mitchelson felt it would be cumbersome to have the committee review all
applications but felt it may be more appropriate to have the committee review the
applications after they have been through a preliminary review process. The Mayor
~--.~ indicated she would take these comments into consideration when preparing a written charge
to the committee.
The City Commission then reviewed the City Manager Requirements Questionnaire, attached
hereto as Exhibit B, for the purpose of drafting the advertisement. Commissioner Meserve
felt that it would be sufficient to include only the Charter requirements, and then when a
search firm is hired, inform them regarding the additional desired requirements so they could
incorporate those wishes during their evaluation process.
Discussion ensued regarding residency requirements and it was agreed that the City Manager
must reside in Atlantic Beach during his/her tenure and, therefore, could not begin working
until he/she had relocated, if necessary, to Atlantic Beach.
The Mayor then read an advertisement which appeazed in the Florida League of Cities
Quality Cities magazine, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit C, and indicated she would
like to include information such as the population, the amount of the budget, and the fact that
Atlantic Beach is a coastal community with a strong emphasis on quality of life. Discussion
then ensued regarding the salary, following which Commissioner Mitchelson offered the
following motion: Include in the advertisement the Charter requirements, and #5 under
"Suggested Requirements" (Exhibit C) -Extensive experience in the implementation and
management of water and sewer and storm water capital outlay projects, salary range
depending upon qualifications and experience shall be $65,000 - $95,000 annually, plus
benefits, and that the individual needs to have communication skills and be willing to
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work with the public, and one sentence describing Atlantic Beach as a coastal
community with strong emphasis on quality of life. The motion was seconded by Mayor
Shaughnessy and carried unanimously.
2. Action on Resolution No. 98-41 to award a performance bonus to James R.
Jarboe in the amount of 10% of his base pay, or approximately $7,700.00 (Mayor)
The Mayor presented and read in full Resolution No. 98-41: A RESOLUTION OF THE
CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH, FLORIDA, ESTABLISHING A ONE-TIME
PERFORMANCE-BASED BONUS FOR THE CITY MANAGER AND ESTABLISHING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Mayor Shaughnessy moved for passage of Resolution No. 98-41. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Borno.
Discussion ensued and Commissioners Meserve, Beaver and Mitchelson felt that while Mr.
Jarboe was an great City Manager and should be recognized for the excellent job he had
done for the city, it would set a precedent and sent the wrong message to give a bonus to
someone who is resigning and moving away. Mayor Shaughnessy, however, pointed out that
the city now has a bonus program and while the City Manager would not be eligible to
participate on an individual level, he would be eligible to share in the overall savings. She
pointed out he had saved the city hundreds of thousands of dollars through innovative
programs he had introduced and should be appropriately recognized. Commissioner Borno
agreed and indicated he was supportive of the bonus.
The Mayor pointed out that the city had paid a substantial bonus to the previous City
Manager upon his resignation, and therefore the payment of the recommended bonus would
not set a precedent. She called a recess and asked the City Clerk to research the records
pertaining to that bonus.
The Mayor reconvened the meeting and the City Clerk presented the former City Manager's
contract and indicated she felt that the payment made to him had been in accordance with
Section 5 of his contract, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit D. She indicated she would
research the matter further the following day and would provide any additional information
to the City Commission.
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The Mayor summarized several of the areas in which Mr. Jazboe's efforts had resulted in
substantial cost savings to the city and she felt that his efforts should be rewarded.
Following further discussion, the motion failed on a vote of 2 - 3 with Commissioners
Beaver, Meserve and Mitchelson voting nay.
Commissioner Meserve then moved to strike the last paragraph beginning with "BE IT
FURTHER RESOLVED" and adopt Resolution No. 98-41 as amended. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Beaver and carried on a vote ~of 4 - 1 with Mayor
Shaughnessy voting nay.
3. Authorize the Mayor to sign the modification to the Department of
Environmental Protection Consent Order No. 95-2971 (City Manager)
Commissioner Meserve moved to authorize the Mayor to sign the modification to the
Department of Environmental Protection Consent Order No. 95-2971. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Borno and carried unanimously.
4. Any other business
The Mayor announced that there was a vacancy on the Tree Conservation Boazd due to the
resignation of Mary Emerson Smith. The Mayor proposed appointing Camille B. Hunter to
fill the vacancy and the appointment was unanimously approved by the City Commission.
Commissioner Beaver reported that he had learned that some boards were having problems
conducting their business because of absenteeism of board members. He inquired whether
there were any attendance requirements for boazd members. He felt this was something the
City Commission may wish to consider at a future date. The Mayor reported that the Code
Enforcement Board was proposing to introduce an ordinance establishing alternate members
and this may be a consideration for other boazds.
The Mayor complimented the City Manager and staff on the successful tree lighting
celebration.
The City Manager thanked the Mayor and City Commissioners for their kind comments and
commended city staff on the jobs they do.
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There being no further business to come before the City Commission, the Mayor declared
the meeting adjourned at 7:15 PM.
Suzanne Shaughnessy
Mayor/Presiding Officer
ATTEST:
Maureen King
Certified Municipal Clerk
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EXHIBIT A
MINUTES DECEMBER 21, 1998
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December 15, 1998
TO: City Commission
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FROM: Jazboe
Re: City Manager Seazch Timetable Recommendation
(This is an up of the one I did in 1995)
The following is only a recommended format. A final timetable could be set at the
December 21, 1998 meeting.
December 15 - Send requirement questionnaire to the Commission (See
Attached)
December 21 - Commission meets to set the requirements and salary benefit
package.
December 28 - Copy to ad will be sent to:
1. Florida Times Union
2. ICMA (goes nationwide)
3. Florida League of Cities
4. Florida City Manager's Association
5. Florida League of Cities
February 15 - Deadline for applications.
February 15-22 - Review applications for requirements. This could be done by
. George Foster and David Thompson.
February 22 - All Applications meeting the requirements set by the
Commissioners will be sent to the commission for their
review. Others will be available for review at the Clerk's
office.
Mazch 1 - Commission will meet in a workshop/special meeting to
select five finalists.
March 2 - Finalists will be notified.
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March 2-15 - Background checks will be made by staff.
Apri15 & 6 - Commission will interview finalists.
Apri16 - Commission will meet to select a new City Manager
Apri17-15 - Contract negotiation by City Attorney
April 15 - Commission meets to approve contract
May 15 - New City Manager takes office
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EXHIBIT B
' MINUTES -DECEMBER 21, 1998
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CITY MANAGER REQUIREMENTS QUESTIONNAIRE
charter Requirements:
1. Baccalaureate degree in Public Administration or a directly related field.
2. Three or more years of administrative experience as a city or county government chief
administrator or executive officer or as an assistant or deputy city manager.
3. A graduate degree maybe substituted for not more than one year of the required experienced.
4. Two years of additional experience maybe accepted for each year of education toward a
baccalaureate degree, up to a maximum of eight years.
5. The City Manager must reside within the City of Atlantic Beach during his tenure of office.
~geested Requirements:
1. Minimum of a baccalaureate in Public Administration or other directly related major.
2. Prefer a graduate degree in Public Administration or other directly related major.
3. No substitute for education requirement.
4. Three or more years administrative experience in a full service city or county as a City or
County CAO or a Assistant or Deputy City Manager.
5. Extensive experience in the implementation and management of water & sewer and storm
drain capital outlay projects.
6. In-depth experience with governmental finance and budgeting.
7. Knowledge of modern data processing and its use in local government.
8. Experience should be in a residential and business community similar to Atlantic Beach.
commission Requirements:
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Report from C1ty Ha11
EXHIBIT C
MINUTES -DECEMBER 21, 1998
!n order to keep your "Florida League of Cities 1998-99
Membership Directory" up-to-date, recent changes are
included to the Report from Ctty Hall in each Issue of
Quality Cities. Please send any updates to the Tallahas-
see League office.
Directory Update
Apalachicola -Fire Chief Bert Simmons. E-mail
address: apalachcity~digitalexp.com
Callahan -Town Clerk Cleo Horne. Town Treasurer
Lenora Minock.
Campbellton -Councilman Sonja Harrell replacing
Sadie A. Mason. Councilman Joseph Bruner replacing
Nancy Griffin. Toum Clerk Melissa K. Sumner.
Carrabelle -Mayor James W. Putnal replacing Charles
A. Miliender, Sr. Commissioner Donald M. Wood replacing
commission seat of James W. Putnal. City Clerk Rebecca L.
Jackson. Building Inspector Robin Brinkley. Police Chief
Elzie L. Shiver.
Clewiston -Title changes: Mayor Kevin McCarthy.
Commissioner John C. Perry. City Engineer Tommy Perry.
Building Offidal Jerry Harris. Police Chief Mel Brant.
Crestview -Ciry Clerk Alan C. Jackson.
Fort White -Mayor Truett George, Jr. replacing John
.,. Sparkman. Councilman John Gloskowski replacing
LVilbur J. Edwards. Councilman Jim Lance replacing council
seat of Truert George, Jr.
Frostproof -Interim City Manager J. Neal Byrd.
Haines City -Title changes: Mayor Herman J. Hill.
Vice Mayor Joanna Wilkinson. Commissioner H.L. "Roy"
Tyler. Commissioner Philip J. Hinkle replacing Owen
Flowers. Interim Director of Public Works Ronnie Cotton.
New Suncom number: 515-2647.
Lake City- E-mail address: colcs'Isgroup.net
Lake Helen -Commissioner Rich Tamburro replacing
vacant commission seat. Ciry Attorney Michael Teal. Police
Chief Keith Chester. Meeting Time change: 1" & 3~
Thursday 7:00 pm.
Lake Wales -City Clerk Judith H. Delmar. Director of
Recreation Troy Konemann.
Lakeland -Director of Public Works Richard Lityquist.
Layton - E-mail address: Layton~reetnet.com.
Meeting Time change: 2~a Thursday 7:00 pm.
Miami Shores Village -Village Manager Thomas J.
Benton.
Midway -Ciry Clerk Delores C. Madison.
Milton - Director of Planning William J. Stubstad. Code
Enforcement Sharon Holley.
Orange City -Updated City Council listing: Mayor
Anthony (Pony) Yebba. Vice Mayor Albert (Ted) Erwin.
Councilmembers are as follows: George E. Stone; David t~V.
Fancher: Harold D. Casteel; Dennis C. Brown and Gary A.
Blair.
~" 1 Oviedo -Director of Planning Bryan Cobb
Port St. Lucie -Councilman Glenn H. Magrane
replacing Jane E. Rowley. Assistant Clty Clerk Dorothy J.
Schuh. City Planner Cheryl Friend. CoDirector, Office of
Management & Budget Cheryl Shanaberger. CoDirector,
Office of Management & Budget David K. Pollard. E-mail
address: info 6cityofpst.com. Internet address: httpJ/
u;ww.cityofpsl.com.
Reddick -Area code correction: (352}.
Rockledge -Corrected official listing: Councilman Joe
Lee Smith not Donald E.
Sneads -Councilman N.G. Conrad replacing Harry
Johnson. Fire Chief Buddy Jeter.
Starke -Title changes: Mayor Donald Tilly. Commis•
stoner Janice D. Mortimer. Commissioner Chrissy Allen
replacing Travis V. Woods.
Tamarac -Assistant City Manager Timothy D.
Hemstreet. Director of Finance Margaret A. McGarrity.
Virginia Gardens -Name change only: Councilwoman
Elizabeth Taylor Martinez. Building Inspector Felipe Oruna.
Director of Recreation Neal Brady replacing Karl Bithorn.
Wewahitchka -Commissioner Brian Cox replacing
Dallas Jones. City Clerk Jerri Linton. Director of Public
Works Wenman Wade. Building Inspector Donald Butler.
Police Chief Frank McKeithen.
Positions
Cfty Manager -City of Deland. Population 18,000.
Current manager retiring after 14 years (1967-74, 1992-
99}. Salary $65-$80K plus benefits DOQ/E. Five-member
commission elected at-large. Strong council-manager
charter and stable environment. Budget of g37 million; 302
full-time and 28 part-time employees. Full-service city with
Large urban service area,.extensive utility system and
municipal airport. Ciry is the county seat of Volusia County
and serves an urban population of approximately 55,000.
City and county are economic development driven to
enhance its citizens' quality of life. The Interstate 4 corridor
lies on the eastern boundary of this Central Florida area
ommuntty and is an area destined for growth and develop-
,~ment. Preservation of vibrant downtown and quality of life
issues very important. Deland Is home to Stetson Univer=
sity. Requires bachelor's degree in public administration,
prefer MPA. Candidate must have strong communication
skills, be innovative, be a consensus builder, have experi-
ence with cultural diversity, possess strong leadership
qualities and relevant fiscal and data processing skills. Ten
ears In professional management experience required.
Must be resident of city service area within six months of
ire date~ICMA membership preferred. For application
materials, contact Nancy Madigan, Personnel Officer, P.O.
Box 449, Deland, FL 32721-0449; fax (904) 736-9819
by 1/31/99. The Clty of DeI~nd is an equal opportunity
employer. According to Florida Statute 119, all application
materials are public record.
Chief of Police -Town of Davie. Town of Davie
(population approx. 64,000) located in a progressive
municipal corporntion approximately five miles west of the
Fort Lauderdale metropolitan area is seeking a qualified
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QUALITY CITIES-DECEMBER 1998
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EXHIBIT D
MINUTES - DECEMBER 21, 1998
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RESOLUTION NO. 94-29
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ATLANTIC BEACH APPOINTING KIM
D. LEINBACH AS CITY MANAGER, FIXING HIS DUTIES AND RATE
OF COMPENSATION, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Sec. 10 of the Charter of the City of Atlantic Beach
requires the City Commission to appoint a City Manager, and
WHEREAS, Kim D. Leinbach has served as City Manager from June,
1989, to the present time, and
WHEREAS, the City Commission desires that Kim D. Leinbach
continue as City Manager and further desires to fix his duties and
compensation, including certain benefits.
NoW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Commission of the
City of Atlantic Beach as follows:
SECTION 1. Kim D. Leinbach, having previously been appointed
Atlantic Beach City Manager ("City Manager"), shall continue in
said position according to the terms as set forth herein. The City
Manager shall perform the functions and duties specified in Article
III of the City Charter and such other legally permissible and
proper duties and functions as the City Commission shall from time
to time assign.
SECTION 2. The City shall pay to the City Manager his current
salary and benefits through September 30, 1994, and then beginning
October 1, 1994, and thereafter, an annual base salary as
established each year by the City Commission, payable in install-
ments at the same time as other employees of the City are paid. In
addition, the City agrees to set said base salary and/or other
benefits of the City Manager in such amounts and to such an extent
as the City Commission may determine is desirable to do so on the
basis of an annual salary review of employees made at the same time
as similar consideration is given to other employees generally.
SECTION 3. As separate aspects of the City Manager's
employment hereunder, the City shall provide the following:
(a) Automobile. The City Manager's duties require that he
shall have the exclusive and unrestrictive use at all times during
his employment with the City of an automobile provided to him by
the City or a monthly car allowance to be determined annually
during the budget approval process.
(b) Dues and Subscriptions. The City agrees to budget and to
pay the professional dues and subscriptions of the City Manager
~. necessary for his continuation and full participation in national,
regional, state and local associations and organizations necessary
and desirable for his continued professional participation, growth
and advancement, and for the good of the City.
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(c) Professional Develot~ment. The City hereby agrees to
budget and to pay the travel and subsistence expenses of the City
Manager for professional and official travel, meetings and
occasions adequate to continue the professional development of the
City Manager and to adequately pursue necessary official and other
functions for the City, including, but not limited to, the Annual
Conference of the International City Management Association, the
state league of municipalities, and such other national, regional,
state and local governmental groups and committees thereof which
the City Manager serves as a member. The City also agrees to
budget and to pay for the travel and subsistence expenses of the
City Manager for short courses, institutes, and seminars that are
necessary for his professional development and for the good of the
City.
(d) General Expenses. The City recognizes that certain
expenses of a nonpersonal and generally job-affiliated nature are
incurred by the City Manager and hereby agrees to reimburse or to
pay said general expenses. The Finance Director is hereby
authorized to disburse such monies upon receipt of duly execute
expense or petty cash vouchers, receipts, statements or personal
affidavits.
(e) Personal Leave Days. The City Manager shall accrue, and
~r'"~~ have credited to his personal account, personal leave at the same
rate as other general employees.
(f) Insurance. The City agrees to provide and pay for full
major medical health insurance for the City Manager and his family,
to provide and pay for life insurance as provided for other City
employees.
(g) Retirement. The City agrees to execute the agreement
provided by the International City Management Association retire-
ment plan if not prohibited by City Charter. The City agrees to
contribute to the retirement plan the sum equal to f fifteen percent
(15~) of the City Manager's base salary.
SECTION 4. The City may terminate the employment of the City
Manager he"reunder without notice:
(a) Upon the City Manager's failure to promptly and
adequately perform the duties required of him by the City, such
performances to be judged by the City Commission, or
(b) Upon the City Manager's breach of any provision hereof,
or
(c) For other good cause which shall include, but shall not
necessarily be limited to, habitual absenteeism, a pattern of
~' conduct which tends to hold the City up to ridicule, conduct
disloyal to the City, conviction of any crime of moral turpitude,
and substantial dependence on any addictive substance.
SECTION 5. The City may terminate the employment of the City
Manager hereunder without cause provided that any termination or
removal of the City Manager shall be in accordance with the
provisions of the City Charter. In such event, the City Manager
shall continue.to be paid his salary and benefits for at least one
hundred eighty (180) consecutive days from any preliminary notice
of termination without cause.
SECTION 6. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon
its final passage and ,adoption.
PASSED by the City Commission this o~.~!'1~ of August, 1994.
ATTEST:
MAU EEN KING ~ N T. FLETCHER
City Clerk Mayor, Presiding Officer
Approved as to form and correctness:
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N C. SEN, ESQUIRE
ity At ney
I hereby accept employment as City Manager for the City of Atlantic
Beach under the foregoing provisions.
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KIM D. LEINBACH
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