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City Council Rules and Communications Committee Page 3 <br />June 18, 2008 <br />3. Discussion Regarding Consideration of Increase to Mayor's Auto Allowance <br />Mr. Jermanis recalled that Mayor Dave Karp had the use of a City-owned car. When Ellen <br />Corbett became mayor, the City Council determined that the mayor should receive an auto <br />allowance instead. The auto allowance was set at $375 per month, or three times the $125 per <br />month allowance provided to councilmembers. In 2007, Mayor Santos requested that his auto <br />allowance be reduced to two times that of the councilmembers, or $250 per month. This <br />reduction corresponded with the change in his salary as an incoming mayor, which is set at two <br />times that of a councilmember. <br />Chair Santos described the various powers and duties of the mayor, and noted that although he <br />uses public transportation whenever possible, he often travels seven days per week and attends <br />many meetings. <br />Committee Recommendation: <br />The Committee recommends that the City Council place the consideration of a resolution <br />increasing the mayor's auto allowance to $375 per month on a future agenda. <br />4. Discussion Regarding School Representatives to the Recreation and Parks Commission <br />Mr. Jermanis reported that the City's ordinance currently requires the School Districts to submit <br />at least three names to the City Council for their nomination to fill a vacancy on the Recreation <br />and Parks Commission (RAPC). The School Districts have found compliance with this rule <br />difficult. A few years ago, the Committee discussed this issue as well as some options for <br />revising the nomination process. Mr. Jermanis noted that the role of the School District <br />Representative to the RAPC has changed due to the Joint City Council and School District liaison <br />committees becoming more active. <br />Committee Member Souza stated that she liked having the School District Representative positions <br />on the RAPC. She suggested that perhaps the City Council could take a more active role in <br />recruiting nominees for the positions. <br />Committee Member Stephens asked what objective the City was trying to achieve by having the <br />School District Representative positions. He suggested perhaps having a school Athletic Director <br />serve as a member of the RAPC instead. Mr. Jermanis offered to run this idea by the School District <br />Superintendents. City Attorney Williams suggested that the Athletic Director positions could be <br />made ad hoc members of the 1ZAPC, and she pointed out a possible concern with dual allegiance. <br />This item will be brought back to the Committee for further discussion. <br />
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