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• Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - June 17, 1996 Page - 8 - • NEW BUSINESS (continued) In response to Council questions, staff said the Shannon Study included the City Manager's salary; and it was in range. Staff said the.Study also included the Assistant City Manager's salary; it was reduced to be lower than department heads' as part of the reorganization of the City Manager's Office. Mr. Harman said the City Manager's salary is linked with the San Leandro Management Group's for the 2% wage increase. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 96 -107, Resolution Amending Section 1 of the Pay Plan (provides for previously approved 2% salary increase for non -Y -rated classes represented by San Leandro City Employees Association (SLCEA) and San Leandro Management Organization (SLMO) for period July 1, 1996 through December 31, 1997, as provided in Memoranda of Understanding). (1177) Introduced by Council Member Glaze, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Young, and carried by a majority vote (7). 6.M. Matter of Personal Property Tax Rebate Program Guidelines for San Leandro Businesses. In response to Council questions, John Jermanis said the amount of personal property tax the City receives is small, but the City wants to provide as many Economic Development incentives as possible. The intent is to have a policy statement to allow the Economic Development Coordinator to implement these incentives as appropriate. The tax rebate is not permanent and can be changed if it is not effective. Nanci Klein, Economic Development Coordinator, said 1995 State legislation requires that businesses receiving the rebate create ten jobs for five years. The rebate is specifically permitted by such legislation. The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 96 -19, Motion approving the Personal Property Tax Rebate Program Guidelines and directing the Economic Development Agency to implement the program (allows waiver of personal property taxes for up to five years for qualifying San Leandro businesses, to encourage local reinvestment). (2807) On motion by Council Member Glaze, who moved its approval, seconded by Council Member Young, and carried by a majority vote (7), the City Council approved the Personal Property Tax Rebate Program Guidelines and directed the Economic Development Agency to implement the program.