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BOROUGH OF WESTWOOD NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ordinance #11-10 was introduced and passed on first reading on regular meeting of the Mayor and Council on the 17 th day of May, 2011, and that said Ordinance will be taken up for further consideration for final passage at a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council to be held on the 21 st day of June, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which time and place all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning same. Karen Hughes, Borough Clerk Borough of Westwood ORDINANCE NO.11-10 AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH A SCHEDULE OF SALARIES, WAGES AND COMPENSATION OF THE PUBLIC OFFICIALS, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF WESTWOOD IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN, AND TO ESTABLISH A METHOD OF PAYMENT OF SUCH COMPENSATION DURING CALENDAR YEAR 2011. SECTION 1 That the annual salaries of the following public officials of the Borough of Westwood shall be paid quarterly and fixed in the amounts set opposite their respective titles. Mayor $4,000-8,000 Councilmembers $3,000-7,000 SECTION 2 That the annual salaries of the following officers and employees of the Borough of Westwood shall be paid in biweekly installments and fixed within the ranges set opposite their respective titles. Title Minimum Maximum Borough Administrator $67,600 $155,000 Administrative Asst 28,000 50,000 Borough Clerk 30,000 65,000 Deputy Borough Clerk 20,000 45,000 Secretary 20,000 42,000

Secretary (PT) 15,000 32,000 Gen Office Clerk 12,000 25,000 Secy Planning/Zoning (PT) 100.00/per mtg. 210.00/per mtg. CFO / Treasurer 60,000 100,000 Tax Collect or Finance Asst 35,000 50,000 Finance /Payroll Clerk 20,000 45,000 Accounts Payable Clerk 20,000 40,000 Senior Finance Clerk 25,000 40,000 Deputy Tax Collector 1,000 3,000 Tax Assessing Clerk 12,000 30,000 Deputy Tax Assessor 20,000 40,000 Tax Assessor 30,000 94,000 Housing Officer 20,000 25,000 Municipal Judge (PT) 15,000 43,000 Court Administrator 25,000 65,000 Title Minimum Maximum Deputy Court Administrator 20,000 40,000 Violations Clerk 18,000 40,000 Prosecutor (PT) 10,000 25,000 Public Defender(PT) 3,000 12,000 Welfare Director (PT) 20,000 45,000 Chief of Police 100,000 158,000 Captain 100,000 150,000 Lieutenant 100,000 135,000 Police Records Clerk 15,000 38,000 Dispatcher (PT) 10.00 p/hr 22.00 p/hr Dispatcher 20,000 44,000 School Specials (PT) 10.00 p/hr 22.00p/hr Special Pol-OffClass2 PT 10.00 p/hr 25.00 p/hr Recreation Director 30,000 72,000 Secretary 15,000 37,000 Recreation Asst/Supv (PT) 7.15 p/hr 30.42/hr Recreation Aides (PT) 7.15 p/hr 20.00p/hr Van Driver 12.00 p/hr 15.00p/hr Pre School Teacher & Aide 15.00 p/hr 35.00p/hr Construction Official 18,000 104,000 Building Sub-Code Official Zoning Official 10,000 50,000 Asst Zoning Officer 5,000 30,000 Sub-Code Electrical 18.00/per hr 42.50/per hr Sub-Code Plumbing 18.00/per hr 52.50/per hr

Sub-Code Fire 18.00/per hr 42.50/per hr Sub-Code Property Maint 18.00/per hr 37.50/per hr Technical Ass=t 20,000 50,000 Secretary (PT) 15.00/per hr 18.72/per hr Fire Prevention Official 25,000 65,000 Fire Inspector (PT) 12.40 p/hr 18.30p/hr Fire Education Special 12.40 p/hr 18.30p/hr Fire Prevention Ass t 2,500 4,000 Fire Prevention Secretary 3,000 6,000 Tax Search Officer 1.00 Assessment Search Officer 1.00 Superintendent/Mgr DPW 50,000 110,000 Foreman, DPW 40,000 85,000 Recycling Coordinator (PT) 1,000 4,160 C-2 Wastewater Operator 2,500 3,000 Title Minimum Maximum Secretary, DPW 30,000 35,000 Facilities Maint. Person 20,000 45,000 Custodian 15,000 35,000 OEM Coordinator 2,500 5,000 OEM Deputy 750 3,500 School Specials shall be paid for a maximum of three (3) emergency school closings if declared. SECTION 3 Except as to employees who are covered by collective bargaining agreements, this ordinance and the Personnel Ordinance also know as Employee s Manual of the Borough of Westwood adopted the 15th day of June 2010 and amended on the 15 th day of April, 2011 shall define and limit all economic, fringe, medical, vacation, retirement and other entitlements of Borough employees. Employees who are members of a collective bargaining agreement shall be entitled to the compensation and benefits set forth in said agreements and shall not receive any economic and fringe benefits not set forth in said document. No person who is not a member of a collective bargaining agreement shall receive benefits set forth in any such

agreement, rather persons not so covered shall have their terms and conditions of employment defined and limited by this ordinance, or specific employment letters, and the aforementioned Borough personnel ordinance. SECTION 4 The hourly rate of the Foreman, Department of Public Works shall at a rate of pay that is one (1) percent more than the hourly rate of pay for the position of Crew Chief A. The Foreman shall also be eligible for overtime. SECTION 5 That the salaries and wages of the employees of the Free Public Library of Westwood are established by the Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Westwood Free Public Library. SECTION 6 The gross appropriation for salaries and wages for the Board of Health for the year 2011 shall not exceed $125,000. SECTION 7 This section containing the schedule for the Department of Public Works is established by contract. The Borough and Department of Public Works Union representatives are negotiating a contract in good faith. The terms and conditions of the contract which expired on December 31, 2010 remain in affect until the new contract is approved. The following pay rates will continue until the new contract is approved. Hire Rate Upon Completion of: $13.82 p/hr 6 months 16.58 p/hr 12 months 18.52 p/hr 24 months 20.45 p/hr 36 months 22.11 p/hr 48 months 25.42 p/hr 60 months 27.09 p/hr 72 months 29.24 p/hr Refer to Contract for terms and conditions

SECTION 8 This section is reserved for Police Officers' salaries as established by contract for the period January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2014. Police Department ** SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULE A ** SECTION 9 The Borough Attorney and Borough Engineer, shall receive compensation at the hourly rate agreed to in the professional services agreement for additional services rendered and authorized by resolution of the Borough Mayor and Council. Further, all such payments will be made only upon receipt of vouchers with detailed breakdowns of activities reflecting services rendered on a daily basis. In addition to the Attorney's salary setforth in section 2 the hourly rate compensation referenced herein will be paid for services by the Borough Attorney in connection with (a) any proceeding before any court or administrative tribunal: (b) codifications, bonding and zoning ordinances: (c) extraordinary matters arising outside the ordinary course of business referred to the Attorney by the Council. Such other compensation shall not be drawn from salary and wage accounts in the effective Municipal Budget. Said amounts to be computed in accordance with the standing agreement with said Attorney. SECTION 10 Reasonable compensation will be paid to Attorneys representing the Planning Board and Zoning Board for their services. SECTION 11 The duties and terms of employment of the several officers and employees shall be as heretofore, except as otherwise provided by statute, or as shall be set forth in any subsequent ordinance or ordinances of the Governing Body.

All regular non contractual employees who retire or voluntarily leave Borough employment over 55 years of age and having not less than 5 years of continuous, full time service shall be paid in cash for any unused and unpaid sick days on the basis of the following schedule; one (1) days pay for each four (4) unused sick days for up to and including the first forty (40) banked sick days; One (1) additional days pay for each two (2) unused, banked, sick days for the next 80 days of unused sick leave (41 through 120). For a total of fifty (50)sick days. Unpaid sick pay accumulated during employment with the Borough shall be used for the required computation. SECTION 12 The Borough Treasurer shall present bi-weekly to the Governing Body for approval, warrants drawn to the order of the Borough of Westwood Payroll account. At the first meeting of the Governing Body in January of each year, there shall be approved an account to be designated "The Borough of Westwood Payroll account", and from time to time the Borough Treasurer, upon receipt of a warrant for the amount due such Payroll account shall deposit the same to the credit of the Payroll account, charging the appropriate budgetary accounts therewith. The Borough Treasurer shall thereafter draw checks on said Payroll account to the employees entitled to payment therefrom. At each regular meeting of the Governing Body the Borough Treasurer shall submit for approval or ratification as the cause may be, the necessary payrolls for the amount due to the several officers and employees for compensations. The payroll shall be considered by the Governing Body in due curse and approved if found to be correct. In case of error or adjustment in the payroll, it shall be the duty of the Borough Treasurer to see that such error or adjustment is properly corrected and appropriate record made thereof. Such officers as may be determined by the Governing Body are hereby authorized to sign warrants drawn in favor of the Payroll account, upon due notice that the appropriate

payrolls have been approved by the proper committees and by the proper certifying authorities, which certifying authorities and committees shall be those designated in a resolution such as mentioned in Section XI hereof. SECTION 13 This ordinance shall be operative as of January 1, 2011, and salaries shall be adjusted in accordance with the 2011 salary budget and shall not exceed the amounts set forth as maximum and as provided herein. SECTION 14 The 2011 Salary Ordinance repeals the 2010 Salary Ordinance and any and all amendments there to. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon publication in the manner provided by law. SECTION 15 The mileage reimbursement amount will be at whatever the current IRS rate is at the time the usage is incurred. SECTION 16 All payments made under this ordinance shall be subject to the provisions of any and all Executive Orders provided for the stabilization of prices, rents, wages and salaries, together with any and all rules, regulations, orders, and directions, court decisions and determinations. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon publication in the manner provided by law. ATTEST: APPROVED: Karen Hughes Borough Clerk John Birkner Jr., Mayor Date: