The staff report says the current 5% per year salary increase limit for the city manager's position "has become unworkable, and does not allow the City to keep up with the market for City Manager salaries." Feik's salary, the report says, is "significantly below market." Details.
Also, the council will hold a study session (agenda here) to receive a Community Center project update.
- Brad Haugaard
Is this why the city leaders keep wanting to build crappy projects here? More tax dollars for their seminars, big dollars for administration, special consultants??? Poor little Monrovia is going to crap. How about fixing the sidewalks, trimming the trees, maintenance on roads, library park grass. Who on earth gets a 9% raise? And able to cash out $30,000 for sick time? You people are insane. It's not your money so who cares!!!
ReplyDeleteIf his pay and his total package isn't enough he should go find a real job and see if he gets anywhere near what he's getting here in Monrovia. These little cities cannot justify paying these salaries for jobs like this! And ruining the city isn't worth it!!
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