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An Informational meetin9 was held on May 5, 1976 at 7:00 P.M. at the Mesier Homestead with Frank Venezia of the D.C. Personnel Department. P~esent: ~ayor Synnett, Tr. Alfonso, Tr. Bain, Tr. Belding, Tr. OtRourke Mr. Venezia reported his function was administrative and they enforced the Civil Service Law fa~ the County. He stated they were trying to find out what jobs existed in the To~ns and Villages, what their responsibilities were and what were their titles. Mr. Yenezia reported law was intricate and municipalities didn't have the time to administer it. He stated the County wanted a good starting point He reported the County did not want to disrupt services and didntt want to force examinations. Mr. Venezia stated that anyone illegally appointedpossibly w~uld have to take an examination. He reported the County would certify Village residents first. He stated that under the Constitution, all positions are filled by the Civil Service and only the competitive class would be subject to examinations. ~lr. Venezia reported the County has had poor adminstration in the past. He discused the various classes repot tin9 the Labor class had no minimum qualifications. He reported exempt class was ~ostly administrative and there were certain minimum, qualifications which must be n~t for non- competitive. Mr. Venesia reported c~petitive included everything else and all part time help were non competitive. He reported Recreation Directors were non-competitive unless position~ was full ti~e. Hr. Venezia reported that, by studying job descriptions, they would be able to determine which was competitive or non-c~petitlve. He stated most of the Highway Department positions would be non-competitive. The Village Board felt that, in various positions, the Village was bein~ dictated to by the County. The Board thanked Mr. Venesia for his presentation: Other action: Motio~ by Tr. Belding, seconded by Tr. Bain that the Village hire a Court Stenographer for Mr. McNairts hearing, Carried. McKinley Street Sewerl Eng. LaPar reported this would be a Village force project and the materials would have to go out for bid. He recommended hiring a lazer for the project due to the sand situation. Atty. Lyons reported Market St. was a County road and Village weuld have to 9e their approval be fore project commencing.