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~eso~ution No.87-26
RESOLUTION AMENDING SECTION 9.1 TO THE BUTTE COUNTY PERSONNEL RULE'S
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte has established the
composition of the Appeals Commission to consist of five members and three alternates
and WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors has been informed by the Appeals Commission
that they desire an additional number of alternates;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE iT RESOLVED, the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Butte hereby amends Section 9.1 of the Butte County Resolution 76-136A to read as
follows:
9.1 Composition of Appeals Commission
a. The Butte County Personnel Appeals Commission shall have the power
and authority to decide matters regarding appeals involving disciplinary
actions, grievances, acts of discrimination and selection appeals.
b. The Commission shall be appointed by the Board and shall consist of
{5) five members and (5) five alternates. Nominations to the Board for
Commission appointments shall be made in the following manner: {2) two
members and (2) two alternates nominated by the management council: (2)
two members and (2) two alternates nominated by mutual agreeement of the
recognized employee organizations in the county. Each alternate will be
assigned as the alternate for a specific commissioner, but may serve as
the second alternate to the other commissioner nominated by the same body.
It shall be the responsibility of the employee organizations to establish
their own procedures to resolve the nomination issue when mutual agreement
cannot be reached. The (4) four member nominees shall nominate a fifth
member and (1) one alternate by mutual consent. If agreement cannot be
reached on the member or the alternate, each nominee shall submit a name
to the Clerk of the Commission and the nomination shall be made through
the efforts of the State Conciliation Service. Any costs incurred shall
be divided one-half to the County and one-half to the recognized employee
organizations involved.
c. The first commission shall classify its members by lot, such that
{2) two shall serve for a term not to exceed (2) two years; (2) two
shall serve fora term not to exceed (3) three years; and {1) one shall
serve for a term not to exceed (4) four years. At the expiration of each
term, as so provided, a successor sha1T be nominated by the authority
which nominated the member whose position has become vacant, whether by
expiration of term or otherwise. Appointees appointed to complete a
term shall serve the time remaining on that term. A11 appointees appointed
to serve a new term shall serve for {4) four years. Rlternate members
shall be appointed to a {2) two year term. A71 terms expire on December 31
of the expiration year. The Commission shall, at its first meeting, and
annually thereafter, on or before January 30th, select {1) one of its regular
members to act as Chair and another to act as Vice-Chair.
AYES: 5uper~isors Fulton, McInturf, McLaugh1in, Vercruse and Chair Dolan
NOES: None
ABSENT: Nane
NOT VOTING: None
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utte ounty Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: MARTIN J. NICHOLS
Chief Administrative Officer
and Cleric of the Board
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