Ordinance No UNCLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES' SALARY ORDINANCE



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Ordinance No. 1605 UNCLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES' SALARY ORDINANCE Sec. 1605-1. Compensation plan. Sec. 1605-2. Market rate analysis (MRA). Sec. 1605-3. Authority of city manager to issue regulations. Sec. 1605-4. Longevity increases pursuant to Ord. No. 1605. Sec. 1605-5. Salaries greater than salary range maximum. Sec. 1605-6. Compensation over or under prescribed minimums and maximums. Sec. 1605-7. Purpose of chapter. Sec. 1605-1. Compensation plan. The following shall constitute the compensation plan for the offices and positions in the unclassified service which are hereby created or recreated in accordance with the following organization plan, and a schedule of rates of salaries by Ordinance No. 88-2611 effective April 25, 1988 (commencement of nearest pay period to May 1, 1988) for said offices and positions is hereby established. The city manager is authorized to prescribe a compensation plan for offices and positions in the unclassified service; provided that any office or position hereafter created or recreated shall be authorized by an ordinance of the city commission amending the unclassified salary ordinance, and said ordinance shall not be any budget ordinance of the city; to establish a schedule of salaries thereof that are in accordance with the budget adopted by the city commission for that fiscal year; to provide for future cost of living increases for unclassified employees. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this or any other legislation, commencing with the 1995/1996 fiscal year, all salary changes for all employees in the office of the city attorney, except adjustments for cost of living established by the city manager for unclassified employees, shall be recommended by the city attorney and referred to the commission oversight committee on the office of the city attorney before final budget approval by the city commission. Employees of the city attorney's office shall continue to be members of the retirement system for unclassified employees and elected officials, that nothing herein amends those provisions, and that they shall retain all rights and benefits thereunder. All benefits, in addition to salary, shall be in accord with those for the unclassified executives in the city manager's office. (1) Salary grades and ranges. Grade Minimum Maximum 26 Determined by city commission Determined by city commission 25 136,709 220,679 24 125,743 203,089 23 115,721 186,900 22 106,498 172,004 21 98,009 158,295 20 90,197 145,676 19 83,008 134,063 18 76,391 123,380 17 70,301 113,545

16 64,431 104,494 15 59,537 96,164 14 54,796 88,499 13 50,428 81,446 12 46,408 74,953 11 42,709 68,979 10 39,305 63,480 9 36,172 58,422 8 33,289 53,765 7 30,635 49,479 6 28,194 45,535 5 25,947 41,905 4 23,879 38,566 3 21,974 35,492 2 20,224 32,663 1 18,612 30,059 (2) Grades and classifications. Grade Classification Union 26 City Attorney Unclassified 26 City Manager Unclassified 25 Deputy City Manager Unclassified 24 Assistant City Manager Unclassified 24 Chief Deputy City Attorney Unclassified 24 Chief Financial Officer Unclassified 23 Deputy City Attorney Unclassified 23 Fire Chief Unclassified 23 Police Chief Unclassified 22 Executive Assistant to the City Manager Unclassified 22 Public Works Director Unclassified 21 Assistant Chief of Police Unclassified 21 Assistant Fire Chief Unclassified 21 Budget & Performance Improvement Director Unclassified 21 Building Director Unclassified 21 Capital Improvement Projects Director Unclassified 21 City Clerk Unclassified 21 First Assistant City Attorney Unclassified 21 General Services Director Unclassified 21 Human Resources Director Unclassified 21 Neighborhood Services Director Unclassified 21 Parking Director Unclassified 21 Planning Director Unclassified 21 Parks & Recreation Director Unclassified 20 Assistant Director--Building Unclassified 20 Assistant Director--Finance Unclassified 20 Community/Economic Development Director Unclassified 20 Cultural Affairs & Tourism Development Unclassified Director 20 Fire Division Chief Unclassified

20 Fire Marshall Unclassified 20 Information Technology Division Director Unclassified 20 Police Division Major Unclassified 19 Assistant Director--Building Unclassified 19 Assistant Director--CIP Unclassified 19 Assistant Director--Community/Economic Unclassified Development 19 Assistant Director--Public Works Unclassified 19 Bass Museum Director Unclassified 19 Ocean Rescue Division Chief Unclassified 19 Budget Officer Unclassified 19 Chief of Staff Unclassified 19 City Engineer Unclassified 19 Code Compliance Director Unclassified 19 Community Information Manager Unclassified 19 Executive Assistant to the Chief Unclassified 19 Fleet Management Division Director Unclassified 19 Internal Auditor Unclassified 19 Labor Relations Director Unclassified 19 Police Captain Unclassified 19 Police Commander Unclassified 19 Procurement Division Director Unclassified 19 Property Management Division Director Unclassified 19 Public Information Coordinator Unclassified 19 Sanitation Director Unclassified 19 Senior Assistant City Attorney Unclassified 19 Special Assistant to the City Manager Unclassified 19 Transportation and Concurrency Manager Unclassified 18 Affirmative Action Officer Unclassified 18 Application Systems Manager Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Neighborhood Services Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Parking Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Parks Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Planning Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Recreation Unclassified 18 Assistant Director--Tourism and Cultural Unclassified Development 18 Chief Accountant Unclassified 18 Expenditure/Treasury Manager Unclassified 18 Finance Manager Unclassified 18 Human Resources Administrator II Unclassified 18 Labor Relations Division Director Unclassified 18 Redevelopment Coordinator Unclassified 18 Revenue Manager Unclassified 18 Senior Capital Projects Coordinator Unclassified 18 Systems Support Manager Unclassified 18 Technical Services Manager Unclassified 18 Utilities Superintendent Unclassified 17 Account Manager--Finance Unclassified 17 Assets Manager Unclassified 17 Assistant Director--Code compliance Unclassified 17 Assistant Division Director--Property Unclassified Management 17 Assistant for Labor Relations Unclassified 17 Assistant to the Neighborhood Services Unclassified Director 17 Assistant Internal Auditor Unclassified 17 Call Center/Customer Service Manager Unclassified

17 Capital Improvement Administrator--Finance Unclassified 17 Capital Projects Coordinator Unclassified 17 Chief Accessibility Inspector Unclassified 17 Chief Structural Plans Examiner Unclassified 17 Code Compliance Division Director Unclassified 17 Community Development and Housing Division Unclassified Director 17 Construction Management Division Director Unclassified 17 Cultural Affairs Program Manager Unclassified 17 Economic Development Division Director Unclassified 17 Emergency Management Coordinator Unclassified 17 Employment Supervisor Unclassified 17 Geographic Information System Manager Unclassified 17 Grants Manager Unclassified 17 Historic Preservation Coordinator Unclassified 17 Housing Manager Unclassified 17 Manager--Finance Unclassified 17 Neighborhood Services Projects Administrator Unclassified 17 Office of Community Services Division Director Unclassified 17 Organizational Development & Training Unclassified Coordinator 17 Planning & Zoning Manager Unclassified 17 Preservation & Design Manager Unclassified 17 Risk Manager Unclassified 17 Service Delivery Manager Unclassified 17 Special Projects Coordinator Unclassified 17 Streets, Lighting & Stormwater Superintendent Unclassified 17 Transportation Manager Unclassified 16 Assistant Director--Procurement Division Unclassified 16 Assistant Director--Sanitation Unclassified 16 Assistant City Attorney II Unclassified 16 Assistant City Clerk Unclassified 16 Capital Improvement Administrator Unclassified 16 Capital Projects Administrator Unclassified 16 Chief Building Code Compliance Officer Unclassified 16 Chief Building Inspector Unclassified 16 Chief Electrical Inspector Unclassified 16 Chief Elevator Inspector Unclassified 16 Chief Engineering Inspector Unclassified 16 Chief Fire Protection Analyst Unclassified 16 Chief Mechanical Inspector Unclassified 16 Chief Plumbing Inspector Unclassified 16 Civil Engineer III Unclassified 16 Claims Coordinator Unclassified 16 Community Development Coordinator Unclassified 16 Community Information Coordinator Unclassified 16 Community Resources Coordinator Unclassified 16 Database Administrator Unclassified 16 Employee Benefits Coordinator Unclassified 16 EMS Coordinator Unclassified 16 Environmental Resources Manager Unclassified 16 Film & Event Production Manager Unclassified 16 Financial Analyst III Unclassified 16 Human Resources Administrator I Unclassified 16 Implementation Services Manager Unclassified 16 Landscape Projects Coordinator Unclassified 16 Mayor/Commissioner Aide Unclassified 16 Office of Child Development Director Unclassified 16 Organizational Development & Training Unclassified Specialist 16 Park Facility Manager Unclassified

16 Parks Superintendent Unclassified 16 Police Plans & Policies Manager Unclassified 16 Principal Planner Unclassified 16 Project Planner/Designer Unclassified 16 PSCU Administrator Unclassified 16 Public Information Officer Unclassified 16 Radio Systems Administrator Unclassified 16 Real Estate Economist Unclassified 16 Senior Auditor Unclassified 16 Senior Administrative Manager Unclassified 16 Senior Management Analyst Unclassified 16 Senior Management & Budget Analyst Unclassified 16 Senior Management Consultant Unclassified 16 Senior Network Administrator Unclassified 16 Senior Systems Administrator Unclassified 16 Storage Area Network Architect Unclassified 16 Tourism & Convention Director Unclassified 16 Traffic Engineer Unclassified 16 Transportation Coordinator Unclassified 16 Urban Forester Unclassified 16 Utility Billing Supervisor Unclassified 16 VOIP Network Administrator Unclassified 15 Assistant Director--Bass Museum Unclassified 15 Building Permitting Information Analyst II Unclassified 15 CDBG Projects Coordinator Unclassified 15 Central Services Coordinator Unclassified 15 Code Compliance Manager Unclassified 15 Code Compliance Supervisor Unclassified 15 Contracts Compliance Specialist Unclassified 15 Departmental ADA Coordinator Unclassified 15 Development Coordinator Unclassified 15 Development Review Services Coordinator Unclassified 15 Film & Print Coordinator Unclassified 15 Financial Analyst II Unclassified 15 Fire Protection Analyst Unclassified 15 Grants Writer/Researcher Unclassified 15 Information Technology Specialist III Unclassified 15 Inspection Services Coordinator Unclassified 15 Media Specialist Unclassified 15 Network Administrator Unclassified 15 Property/Evidence Supervisor Unclassified 15 Quality Assurance Officer Unclassified 15 Redevelopment Specialist Unclassified 15 Right-of-way Manager Unclassified 15 Safety Officer Unclassified 15 Senior Planner Unclassified 15 Senior Plans Designer Unclassified 15 Senior Capital Projects Planner Unclassified 15 Senior Systems Analyst Unclassified 15 Senior Telecommunications Specialist Unclassified 15 Special Events Coordinator Unclassified 15 Structural Engineer Unclassified 15 Systems Administrator Unclassified 14 Administrative Manager Unclassified 14 Assistant City Attorney I Unclassified 14 Building Records Manager Unclassified 14 CDBG Program Analyst Unclassified 14 Civil Engineer II Unclassified 14 Communications Manager Unclassified

14 Community Development Specialist Unclassified 14 Construction Manager Unclassified 14 Cultural Facilities Manager Unclassified 14 Curator Unclassified 14 Curator of Collections Unclassified 14 Curator of Education Unclassified 14 E-Government Administrator Unclassified 14 Entertainment Industry Liaison Unclassified 14 Environmental Specialist Unclassified 14 Geographic Information System Analyst Unclassified 14 Housing Specialist Unclassified 14 Information Technology Specialist II Unclassified 14 Landscape Architect Unclassified 14 Legal Administrator Unclassified 14 Management Consultant Unclassified 14 Parking Administration Manager Unclassified 14 Parking Operations Manager Unclassified 14 Police Records Manager Unclassified 14 Property Management Contracts Coordinator Unclassified 14 Records Manager Unclassified 14 Sanitation Superintendent Unclassified 14 Senior Procurement Specialist Unclassified 14 Systems Analyst Unclassified 14 Telecommunications Specialist Unclassified 14 Social Worker Unclassified 14 Transportation Engineer Unclassified 14 Victims Advocate Unclassified 13 Agenda Coordinator Unclassified 13 Auditor Unclassified 13 Executive Office Associate II Unclassified 13 Financial Analyst I Unclassified 13 Fleet Analyst Unclassified 13 Labor Relations Specialist Unclassified 13 Management & Budget Analyst Unclassified 13 Office Manager Unclassified 13 Human Resources Specialist Unclassified 13 Planner Unclassified 13 Procurement Coordinator Unclassified 13 Public Art Coordinator Unclassified 13 Public Information Specialist Unclassified 13 Security Specialist Unclassified 13 Special Events Liaison Unclassified 12 Bicycle Program Coordinator Unclassified 12 Building Permitting Information Analyst I Unclassified 12 Building Records Supervisor Unclassified 12 Civil Engineer I Unclassified 12 Community Development Technician Unclassified 12 Executive Office Associate I Unclassified 12 Field Agent Unclassified 12 Field Supervisor Unclassified 12 Homeless Program Coordinator Unclassified 12 Information Technology Specialist I Unclassified 12 Labor Relations Technician Unclassified 12 Legal Secretary Unclassified 12 Police Financial Assistant Unclassified 12 Police Public Information Officer Unclassified 12 Police Records Supervisor Unclassified 12 Registrar Unclassified

11 Case Worker Unclassified 11 Customer Service Liaison Unclassified 11 Elder Affairs Coordinator Unclassified 11 Grants & Operations Administrator Unclassified 11 Ice Rink Manager Unclassified 11 Media Assistant Unclassified 11 Office Associate V Unclassified 11 Parks & Recreation Analyst Unclassified 11 Sanitation Coordinator Unclassified 11 Truancy Prevention Program Coordinator Unclassified 10 Assistant Ice Rink Manager Unclassified 10 Code Violations Clerk Unclassified 10 Management Intern Unclassified 10 Paralegal Unclassified 9 Case Worker II Unclassified 9 Office Associate IV Unclassified 9 Field Monitor Unclassified 8 Graffiti Removal Coordinator Unclassified 7 Office Associate III Unclassified 7 Receptionist Unclassified 5 Office Associate II Unclassified 3 Office Associate I Unclassified 3 Social Worker Intern Unclassified (Ord. No. 2000-3263, 1, 9-13-2000; Ord. No. 2007-3576, 1, 10-17-2007) Sec. 1605-2. Market rate analysis (MRA). For employee positions that require special skills, certifications, or by virtue of market conditions (i.e., engineers, information technology, and construction positions), the city manager may approve a market rate analysis (MRA) of up to 20 percent above the particular maximum salary range. In determining these MRAs, an analysis will be done to determine the appropriate adjustment with approval by the city manager. With regard to the attorneys in the legal department, the city attorney shall be responsible for the MRA analysis, and shall determine the appropriate adjustment of up to 20 percent above the maximum salary range. Whenever the city manager or city attorney implements the adjustment of up to 20 percent above the maximum pay range, the city commission will be notified in writing. (Ord. No. 2006-3499, 1, 1-11-2006) Sec. 1605-3. Authority of city manager to issue regulations. The city manager is hereby authorized to issue detailed regulations, not in conflict with this chapter, for the purpose of clarification and administration of this chapter. The city manager shall fix rates of compensation of individual

employees within the limitations prescribed in this chapter. (Ord. No. 73-1968, 3, 9-25-1973) Sec. 1605-4. Longevity increases pursuant to Ord. No. 1605. (a) Effective December 11, 1995, section 4 of Salary Ordinance No. 1605, pertaining to longevity increases at seven, ten, 15, 20 and 25 years, shall be repealed. Employees who have received increases pursuant to section 4 of Ordinance No. 1605 prior to December 11, 1995, shall continue to receive those increases but shall not receive increases for future longevity steps as herein abolished. (Ord. No. 95-3023, 3, 12-6-1995) Sec. 1605-5. Salaries greater than salary range maximum. Notwithstanding sections 1605-1 and 1605-4 above, if an employee's salary prior to the December 11, 1995, is greater than the salary range maximum for his/her job classification set forth in this chapter, such employee shall continue to receive the same greater salary after December 11, 1995, except that extra pay received for extra or hazardous duties performed, uniforms, and other like causes, shall cease when no longer applicable. (Ord. No. 95-3023, 4, 12-6-1995) Sec. 1605-6. Compensation over or under prescribed minimums and maximums. (a) The city manager is authorized to approve rates of compensation less than the prescribed minimum for employees whose employment is on a part time basis, or whose duties and responsibilities are clearly less than normally attached to a position. (b) The city manager may authorize compensation not more than 20 percent in excess of the maximums prescribed in section 1605-1 of this chapter for those employees whose duties and responsibilities are clearly above and beyond the normal scope of positions within their job class; and the city manager may authorize compensation in excess of the maximum prescribed in section 1605-1 of this chapter for those employees who are required to work substantially beyond the normal work hours of their positions. (Ord. No. 73-1968, 5, 8-25-1973) Sec. 1605-7. Purpose of chapter. It is declared to be the purpose of this chapter to provide an orderly and fair means for the compensation of employees in the unclassified service of the City of Miami Beach, Florida, on the basis of the work they perform and their competence in its performance; and to provide an equitable basis of

compensation and reward for merit. Nothing herein shall be construed to prevent the withholding of pay increases or the reduction of pay rates for disciplinary purposes. (Ord. No. 73-1968, 6, 8-25-1973)