HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - February 5, 1986 (78)CITY COUNCIL MEETING
,. FEBRUARY 5, 1986
APPROVE: AGRr" M -M
WITH SCHOOL DISTRICT
REGARDING ADULT CROSSING
GUARDS AT VARIOUS
CITY INTERSECTIONS
RES. NO. 86-27 City Manager Peterson presented a draft agreement betw-,en
the City of Lodi and the Lodi Unified School District
providing for the stationing of adult school crossing
guards at certain locations which are justified in
accordance with established warrants.
A lengthy discussion followed regarding certain provisions
of the proposed agreement with numerous questions being
directed to Staff.
On motion of Council Member Olson, Snider second, Council
adopted Resolution No. 86-27 approving an Agreement with
the Lodi Unified School District providing for the
stationing of adult school .rossing guards at certain
locations and authorizing the City Manager and City Clerk
to execute the subject Agreement on behalf of the City.
The motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Snider & Hinchman
(Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Reid and Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - None
The motion also gave Staff the latitude of refining and
improving the subject agreement prior to execution.
C(-7NCIL COINI UNICATION
TO THE CITY COUNCIL DATE No.
FROM: THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE -- Tanuary 30. l -$6 -
SUBJECT:
AGRI;FrIEIdI' WITH LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR ADULT CROSSING GUARDS
RDCOMM1ENDED ACTION: That the City Council authorize the execution of
an agreement (Exhibit A) with the Lodi Unified
School District providing for the stationing of
adult school crossing guards at certain locations.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The attached agreement which is hopefully in its
final form, provides for the stationing of adult
crossing guards at locations where justified in
accordance with established warrants. School Superintendent Eller -h Larson
and I, along with our respective legal counsels, have refined this
agreement to the point where I feel it is acceptable to both agencies. The
revised "final' is back at the School District office at this time, but the
items of discussion now at the staff level are very minor.
I will be prepared to review this agreement with the City Counc`_l Wednesday
night.
Respectfully submitted,
Thomas A. Peterson
City Manager
RESOLUPIaN NO. 86-27
RESOLUTION APPROVING Ami WITH THE LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT'
PROVING FOR THE STATIONING OF ADULT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS
AT CERTAIN LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CITY OF LODI
RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Lodi does hereby
approve an agreement with the Lodi Unified School District pzoviding
for the stationing of adult school crossing guards at certain locations
throughout the City of Lodi, a copy of which agreement is attached
hereto, identified as Exhibit "A", and thereby made a part hereof.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of
Lodi does hcreby authorize the City Manager and City Clerk to execute
the subject agreement on behalf of the City.
Dated: February 5, 1986
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 86-27 was passed and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a Regular
Meeting held February 5, 1986 by the following vote:
Ayes: Council Members - Olson, Snider, and Hirschman (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members - Reid and Pinkerton
Absent: Council Members - None
Abstain: Council Members - None
ALICE M. REIMC'HE
City Clerk
=iDiIT A
AGREEMENT
THIS AGREES made and entered
into this
day of
, 19 , by
and
between LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT, a political subdivision
of
the State of
California
(hereinafter "School District") and
the
CITY OF IrDI, a
municrpal
corporation_ of the State of California
(hereinafter "City").
WfMREAS, City has a statutory duty under Education Ccde Section
45452 to reimburse School District for the costs of employing school
crossing guards if the requisite criteria are met; and
WHEREAS, School District has determined that certain school
crossing(s) may be eligible for school crossing guards under Education
Code Section 45452;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed as follows:
1. REQUEST
When the School District determines a school crossing may be
eligible for adult crossing guards, it shall request in writing,
the City to conduct the necessary studies. The request shall
cite location, reasons for request, and peak hourly pedestrian
time periods. The request shall also include current controls
and contact person for the specific location.
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2. STUDY PROCESS
A. Data Collection
Upon receipt of written request, City staff shall conduct
the necessary studies. The study shall be conducted in
accordance with current traffic engineering practices and
procedures. It shall include, but not be limited to, the
following:
(1) Traff-c Volutes
(2) Accident History
(3) Pedestrian Counts
(4) Roadway Cyc.cmtrics
B. Analysis
Conditions defined by the data shall be msasured against
the warrants for adult crossing guards contained in the then
current edition of the Traffic Manual published and adopted
by the State of California.
C. Funding
(1) It is agreed that the Citywill fund adult
crossing guards at any school crossing which meets the
criteria set forth above.
(2) The City shall rot be required to fund adult
crossing guards at any school crossing which does not
meet these criteria.
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3. EMPIAYMENr
A. Standards
It is agreed that the School District shall be responsible
for the hiring of the adult crossing guards. Adult
crossing guards shall be considered the enployees and
agents of the School District. T^e City shall assume no
liability for the actions or conduct of any School District
employees, including but not limited to, the adult c r-z�ssing
guards.
B. Training
/ The School District shall be responsible for the training
of persons enployed as adult crossing guards.
C. Salaries
Establishment of wages for the position shall be by the
School District.
4. TERM
The term of this Agreement shall be for one year with automatic
renewal each year on the date of the Agreement, except that
either party may, with 30 days' written notice, terminate or
request amendments to this Agreement.
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5. ACCOUNTING
A. Eligible Costs
Only those costs incurred by the employ)ent of adult crossing
guards shall be considered eligible. Administration and
overhead charges shall be limited to twenty-five percent (25%)
of the direct costs.
B. Records
Complete and detailed records as required by standard auditing
practices and procedures shall be maintained by the School
District. Said records shall be available to the City on
request.
C. Invoices
Invoices for adult crossing guard costs shall be billed to the
City monthly. Each invoice shall include as a minimum:
(1) Locations (4) Cost breakdown
(salary benefits,
(2) Crossing guard (name (s)) overhead)
(3) Hours worked during the
time period
D. Payment
Payment shall be made by City to School District within 30 days
frau receipt of invoice.
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6. RECONSIDERATION
Any change in the governing statute (s) under which this
Agreement is made shall require the parties to reconsider this
Agreement.
7. INSURANCE REQUIREMENS
School District agrees to maintain '_n full force during the term
hereof a policy of public liability insurance under which School
District is named as insured, and containing an Additional Named
Insured Endorsement naming City as an additional insured, and
under which the insurer agrees to indemnify and hold School
District and City harmless from, and against all costs,
expenses, and liability arising out of, or based upon, any and
all property damage, or damages for personal injuries, including
death, sustained in accidents occurring in or about the demised
premises; where such accident, damage, or injury, including
death, results or is claimed to have resulted, from any act or
emission on the part of School District, or School District's
agents or employees in the implementation of this contract. The
minimum limits of such insurance shall be $500,000/$1,000,000.
In addition to the Additional Named Insured Endorsement on
School District's policy of insurance, said insurance policy
shall be endorsed to include the following language:
"Such insurance as is afforded by the endorsement for the
Additional Insureds shall apply as primary insurance. Any other
insurance maintained by the City of Lodi or its officers and
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employees shall be excess only and not contributing with the
coinsurance afforded by this endorsement."
A duplicate or certificate of said public liability and property
damage insurance containing the above -stated required endorsements
shall be delivered to the City Clerk within ten (10) days after he
issuance and each renewal of said policy. T}iis paragraph and all other
provisions of this Agreement, shall apply and be construed as applying
to any subtenant of School District.
NODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT CITY OF LODI
ALICE M. REIMC:HE
CITY CLERK
Approved as to Form: Approved as to Form:
Robert A. Galgani Ronald M. Stein
Breon, Galgani, Godino CITY ATIMM
& O'Donnell, Attorneys for
Lodi Unified School District
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LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT
CLASSIFIED ARY SCN.EDULE FOR
1985/86-
EFFECTIy. ULY_1,
1985
CLASS TITLE SALARY RANGE
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
Account Clerk I
34
$1181
$1435' .
Account Clerk 12
37
1264
1536
Account Clerk III
40
1353
1645
Accountant
52
1778
2161
Administrative Secretary I
35_
1208
1468
Administrative Secretary II
38
1293
1572
Adult Crossing Guard
19
839•
1020
_
- Assistant Store eeper
5
4tl
Budget Technician
42
14161
1721
Bus Attendant
27
1007
1224
Cafeteria Assistant I
20
858
.1043
Cafeteria Assistant II
24
9401142
Cafeteria Manager
'28
1030
1253
Camp, -is Supervisor
33
1154
2404
Carpenter
48
1624
1974.
Clerk
25
.962
1170
Community Liaison Aide
30
1078
1310
Custodian
33
1154
1404
Custodian/Pool Maintenance
34
1 '2
1435
Delivery Driver
34
1181
1435
l
Dispatcher
40
1353
1645
Duplicating Machine Operator
33
1154
1404
Duplicating Technician
'37
1264
1536
Electrician
52
1778'
, 2161
Electronic Technician I
48
1624
1974
Electronic Technician II
50
1699
2065
Facility and Planning Technician 43
1449
1761
Fleet Inspector
47
1587
1928
Groundskeeper
35
1208
1468
Head Custodian
36
1236
150:
Heating and Air -Conditioning Tech57
1993
2423
High School Secretary I
34
1181
1435
High School Secretary II
36
1236
1503
Instructional Aide-Bilinnual
27
1007
1224
Instructional Aide -General
26
984
1196
Instructional Aide-Sev.Hand.
28
1030
1253
Instructional Materials Clerk II 32
1128
1370
Instructional Materials Clk III
35
}208
-1468
Instructional Materials Tech.
35
„2208
1468
Lead Custodian
35
1*208
1468
Lead Mechanic
51
1738
2113
Library Assistant I
29
1054
1281
Library Assistlnt II
32
1128
1370 '
Maintenance I
40
13.53
-1645
Maintenance II
44
1482
1602
Maintenance III
46
1624,
1974
Mechanic I
.43
' 1449•
1762
Mechanic II
46
.1552
`.1886
',2019
Mechanic III
49
•1661
;
Painter S
10
r 1353
'1645
Painter II
44
::1482`
1802 '
Painter III
48
1624.
1974 -
Painter/Glazier
48
1624:
'_1974
Payroll Clerk 1
37
1264`
1536
_
Payroll Clerk II
'401353,`
2645
`
Personnel Clerk r'
30
:1078.
1310
•_:
Personnel Clerk II
'33
1154
,' 2404
Personnel Clerk III
36
^' 12Y6
1503
Plumber
46
1624
1974
^`
Principal Secretary I
34
1181•
: 1435
Principal Secretary II
36
1236,
1503;:
Principal Secretary III
38
1293
' ';1572';
Purchasing Assistant
38
1293.
.1572
Registrar
34
1181
1435'
;
School Bus Driver
35
1208
1468'
School Bus Driver Trainer
40
.1353'
1645
School Clark
30
1078
'1310,
Snack Bar Operator
24
940
1142
Stenographer Clerk
30
1078
1310
-
-Storekeeper
38
1293
1572
Student Attendance Advsior
35
1208
1468
}.
Switchboard Op/Receptionist
29
1054
1281
Transportation Utility Worker
37
.1264
1536
1?
Typist Clerk II
29
34
1054
1181
1281
1135
Typist Clerk ISI
37
1264
1536
Utility Worker
Aide
30
1078
1310
work Cxperience
Vehicle body Repairer/Painter
48
1624.
1971;
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. ....
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A 8 C D E
RANGE HOURLY MONTHLY HOURLY MONTHLY HOURLY MONTHLY HOURLY MONTHLY HOURLY MONTHLY MONTHLY MONTHLY MONTHLY
Career Increscent II -Step E plus 41 at completion of 14 years witsin the district. - This salary schedule represents'a 6.191
Career Inarement'III-Step E plus 51 at completion of 19 years within the district. increase over the 1984-85 salary schedule
19
4.84
839
5.00
881
5.3
925
5.60
971
5.88
1020
1051
1061
107
20
4.95
858
5.20
901
5.46
946
5.73
993
6.02
1043
1074
1085
109
21
5.07
87R
5.32
922
5.58
968
5.86
1016
6.16
1067
1099
1110
112
22
5.18
R98
5.44
943
5.71
990
6.00
1040
6.30
1092
1125
1136
1147
23
5.30
519
5.57
965
5.84
1013
6.14
1064
6.44
1117
1151
1162
11731
24
5.42
940
5.69
987
5.98
1036
6.28
1088
6.59
1142
1176
1188
1191
25
5.55
962
5.83
1010
6.12
1061
6.43
1114
6.75
1170
1205
1217
1229
26
5.68
984
5.96
1033
6.26
1085
6.57
1139
6.90
1196
1232
1244
1 1
27
5.81
1007
6.10
1057
6.a0
1110
6.73
1166
7.06
1224
1261
1273
1'
28
5.94
1030
6.24
1082
6.55
1136
6.88
1193
7.23
1253
1291
1303
1316
29
6.08
1054
6.'39
1107
6.70
1162
7.04
1220
7.39
1281
1319
1332
1345
30
6.22
1078 r
6.53
1132
6.86
1189
7.20
1248
7.5G
1310
1349
1362
1376
31
6.36
-1103
6.68
1158
7.02
1216
7.37
1277
7.74
1341
1381
1395
1404
32
6.51
1128
6.83
1184
7.17
1243
7.53
1305
7.90
1370
1411
1425
1439
33
6.66
1154
6.99
1212
7.34
1273
7.71
133'7
8.10
1404
1446
1460
1474
34
6.81
1181
7.15
1240
7.51
1302
7.89
1367
8:28
1435
1478
1492
1507
35-
6.97
1208.
7.32
.1268
7.68
1331
8.07
1398
8.47
-. 1468-.
1512,
1527
1541'
36
7.13
1236
7.49
'1298
7.86
1363
8.26
1431
6.67
1503
1548
1563
1578
37
7.29
1264_.
7:66.
-1327
8.04
1393
8.44
1463
8.86
1536.
.1582
1597
1613'
38
7.46
1293
7.83
1358
8.23
1426
8.64
1497
9.07
1572
-1619
1635
1651
39
7.63
1323
8.01
1389
8.41
1458
8.83
1531
9.2P
1608-
1656
1672
1688
40
7.81
1353
8.20
1421.
8.61
1492
9.04
1567.
9.49-
1648.
1694.
1711.
1727
41
7.98
1384
8.'38
1453
8.80
1526
9.24
1602
9.70
1682
1732
1749
1766
42
8.17
-1416
8.58.
.1487'
9.01
1561
9.46
1639
9.93
.-1721
1773
1790
1807,
*4 3
8.36
'1449
8.78 ..
1521•-
9.21
1597
9.68
1671
10.16
1761
1814
1831
1849
44
8.55
1482
8.98
1556
9.43
1634
9.90
1716
10.40..
1802•
1856
1874
1892
45
8.75
.1516
9.18.
1592
9.65
1672
10.13
1756
10.64
1844
1899
1918
193
46
8.95
1551
9".40
"1629
9.87
1710
10.36
179E
10.88_.
1086..
1943
1961
1986
47
9.16
"-1587
9.61..
1666
10.09
1749
10.59
1836
11.12
1928
1986
2005
2024
48
9.37,
_
1624
9.84'.
.2705
10.33
1790
10.85
1880
11.39
1974
2033
2053
207-3.
49
9.58'
1661'.'
-30;06"
1744
10.56
28311
11.09
1923
11.65
- 2019'.
2080
2100
50
9.80
1699
1Or29.`•
-1784
10.81'
'1873
11.35
1967
15..91:_.-.^2065
2127
2148
=3-. �a
51
10.03
. 1732"
10.53.;
;1825
11.05
1916
11.61
2012
12.19
2113
2176
2198
2219
52
10.26
1778. •.
10.77.
1867
11.31
1960
11.87
2058
12.47-.
-2161.
2226
2248
2269
53
10.49
"-1819
11.02-"-w
1926
•11:57
2006
12.15
2106
12.76
2211'
2177
2299
2322
54
10.74
:- •1861
11:27'.-.-_1954:
11.84
2052
12.43
2155
13.06:
2263
: 2331
2354°
2376
55
10.98
-1904
11:.53
1999
12.11
2099
12.72
2204
13:35.
2314:
2383
2407-
-2430
56'
12.24
,1948
11'.80'=
2043
12.39
2147
13:00
2254
13.66
-2367"
2438
2462
2465
57
1 11.50
1993
12.08
2093
12.68
2198 1
13.32
•2308
13.98
2423-
2496
2520
2544
Career
Increment I -Step
E plus 3% at completion
of
9 years within
the
district.
Approved by
Board of
Education:10/1/85
Career Increscent II -Step E plus 41 at completion of 14 years witsin the district. - This salary schedule represents'a 6.191
Career Inarement'III-Step E plus 51 at completion of 19 years within the district. increase over the 1984-85 salary schedule