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2008 Payroll Information Health Gross Pension Insurance Life Insurance Additional Pay* Termination Date (longevity Fire LastName FirstName Department Position Title Earnings Benefit Benefit Benefit Medicare Social Security Work Comp See Addendum 1 Police Longevity and add pay pro‐rated) Longevity GRADY SYLVIA BOARDS & COMMIS/BOARDS &P.T. ARTS CENTER COORD (I) 23,524.40 341.10 1,458.51 575.94 MASTERSON DAVID BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 15,718.89 1,642.60 60.00 228.79 978.30 404.04 MUMME REX BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA 65,227.02 6,816.24 5,544.16 88.20 944.53 4,038.69 1,670.61 LAGUNA ANDRZEJ BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 11,845.00 171.74 734.49 304.39 ROSS ROBERT BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 10,539.87 1,101.45 60.00 153.71 657.19 274.46 GRAFF IRENE BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINT. CLERK TYPIST 38,952.69 4,070.56 16,920.90 88.20 564.78 2,415.04 1,440.36 VALDIVIA MIGUEL BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 12,358.17 1,291.48 60.00 180.07 769.94 312.50 JOHNSON GEORGE BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA 58,202.53 6,082.13 3,200.26 88.20 842.19 3,601.23 1,486.49 SCHROEDER JOHN BUILDING MAINT/G ASST. BUILDING MAINT. SUPT. 71,061.38 7,425.86 5,544.16 181.44 1,020.94 4,365.43 1,829.12 GARNICA MOISES BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 16,076.28 1,679.94 60.00 233.94 1,000.42 414.00 EAGENY DOUGLAS BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING OPERATIONS WORKER 61,627.69 6,425.45 8,981.34 80.85 888.37 3,798.57 1,468.46 140.00 11/7/2008 VARGAS JOSE BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. MAINTENANCE WRKR ‐ UNION 11,436.45 1,195.08 60.00 166.69 712.77 302.95 PARDUCCI JOSEPH BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA 62,531.38 6,509.43 6,833.58 88.20 903.25 3,862.26 1,603.19 240.00 AGUILAR JOSE BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 16,703.28 1,745.44 7,677.70 60.00 232.60 994.41 430.20 SCHMIDT JAMES BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA 19,982.12 2,088.13 36.75 276.62 1,182.83 586.35 DETTMAN GLEN BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING OPERATIONS WORKER 69,295.23 7,241.37 33,826.02 88.20 1,004.79 4,296.31 1,789.26 HOKE RICHARD BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPT. 90,694.50 9,477.52 11,793.20 229.32 1,286.08 5,499.22 2,334.30 LARA MAYOLO BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 20,546.79 2,147.15 60.00 298.85 1,277.63 531.47 SANDOVAL RAFAEL BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 15,468.09 1,616.38 3,595.64 60.00 225.18 962.69 402.14 LARSON ROBERT BUILDING MAINT/G CUSTODIAL SUPERVISOR 64,373.34 6,727.00 5,544.16 156.24 897.64 3,838.19 2,371.73 WENCIKER KEVIN BUILDING MAINT/G BUILDING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIA 28,358.31 2,963.43 3,292.10 51.45 399.97 1,710.18 790.10 ESCALANTE JOSE BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 12,991.44 1,357.60 60.00 189.23 809.18 334.06 GARCIA FIDENCIO BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAL CREW LEADER UNI 12,044.67 1,258.70 60.00 175.55 750.52 311.42 RIVERA ISRAEL BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 19,349.22 2,022.00 60.00 281.46 1,203.36 492.05 GARCIA MENDEZ ELEONEX BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. JANITOR 12,103.40 175.51 750.40 306.39 ACEVEDO PABLO BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 14,195.28 1,483.42 55.00 206.66 883.53 369.78 GARCIA ALFREDO BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 13,013.30 188.67 806.81 335.29 RODRIGUEZ ANGEL BUILDING MAINT/G P.T. CUSTODIAN (UNION) 18,289.59 1,911.28 60.00 266.09 1,137.68 475.11 MALDONADO JOSELINE CITY CLERK P.T. SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM 140.00 2.03 8.68 3.05 HERTEL LINDA CITY CLERK P.T. RELIEF SECRETARY 4,483.19 65.01 277.97 7.17 GRANZOW KATHRYN CITY CLERK P.T. SECRETARY 18,009.03 1,881.96 8,099.13 167.28 715.31 34.99 ROBERTSON DIANE CITY CLERK CITY CLERK 76,594.22 8,004.05 5,543.38 191.52 1,089.54 4,658.48 144.24 QUINTON JENNIFER CITY CLERK DEPUTY CITY CLERK 52,589.75 5,495.69 5,544.16 134.19 755.71 3,231.64 98.77 STEGALL SEAN CITY MANAGER CITY MANAGER 138,197.76 14,441.78 337.68 1,910.68 6,324.00 259.58 4,200.00 JONES LA ANDRA CITY MANAGER P.T. SPEC PROJECT INTERN 2,882.67 41.81 178.73 98.30 FOLARIN OLUFEMI CITY MANAGER CITY MANAGER 183,914.12 19,218.94 438.48 2,618.02 6,324.00 345.24 ALLISON TERI CITY MANAGER P.T. RECEPTIONIST (I) 19,780.85 2,067.10 272.01 1,163.18 36.74 NELSON AILEEN CITY MANAGER P.T. RECEPTIONIST (I) 17,108.78 1,787.88 3,200.26 243.42 1,040.80 32.10 DELEON OLGA CITY MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I 53,670.68 5,608.62 3,200.26 136.08 770.33 3,293.85 101.24 REEDUS JANIS CITY MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I 46,906.00 4,901.67 5,544.16 110.88 672.21 2,874.24 90.68 12/31/2008 KOZAL RICHARD CITY MANAGER ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/COO 110,240.00 11,520.08 16,920.90 279.72 1,571.04 6,324.00 206.84 RODER NANCY CITY MANAGER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 59,965.57 6,266.39 151.83 869.42 3,717.88 113.32 COSENTINO AARON CITY MANAGER MGMT ANALYST‐SUS GRANT COORD 17,932.50 1,873.96 260.04 1,111.82 36.53 CHRISTENSEN BJARNE CITY MGR/ECON DEV/PUBLIC P.T. ACTIVITY SUPERVISOR 23,054.91 2,217.23 2,772.11 36.75 326.33 1,395.32 502.59 PERSKY KARLA CITY MGR/ECON DEV/PUBLIC MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION SPEC 46,744.19 4,884.79 11,793.20 114.24 628.18 2,686.27 1,732.63 MURPHY CHERIE CITY MGR/ECON DEV/PUBLIC ASST TO CMO FOR COMM ENGAGEMNT 74,614.80 7,797.14 16,920.90 189.00 1,018.80 4,356.54 2,755.56 KESELICA BARBARA CITY MGR/ECON DEV/PUBLIC SPEC EV & COM ENGAGEMENT COORD 56,824.76 5,938.23 5,539.08 143.01 823.90 3,523.08 1,395.19 ECK CARLENE CITY MGR/ECON DEV/PUBLIC P.T. INTERN 3,858.76 55.95 239.24 6.89 SAHER SAROSH CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT SENIOR PLANNER 95,228.90 9,951.50 9,814.66 241.92 1,356.04 5,798.14 3,337.12 WILLIAMS JENNIFER CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLANNER 55,764.60 5,827.48 9,399.24 141.12 789.04 3,373.57 2,060.86 SCHRAMUK THEODORE CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT P.T. INTERN ‐ CODE ADMIN. 8,817.85 127.86 546.72 300.68 DAMOLARIS STEVEN CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT G.I.S. PLANNER 78,345.02 8,187.14 5,539.08 199.08 1,124.20 4,806.76 147.04 WALDEN CINDY CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT PLANNING TECHNICIAN 47,839.88 4,986.74 16,920.90 88.20 635.94 2,719.03 89.86 120.00 TREGANZA LYDIA CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT ASSOCIATE PLANNER 62,459.96 6,527.05 11,793.20 158.13 862.63 3,688.59 2,312.35 MOMODU DENISE CODE SERVICES/ADMINISTRAT ASSOCIATE PLANNER 63,286.54 6,613.46 160.02 909.61 3,889.67 2,340.50 RAVADAN ALVA CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BILINGUAL CLERK TYPIST 36,716.84 3,820.23 5,544.16 88.20 520.87 2,227.45 68.89 160.00 QUIMBY LEONARD CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BUILDING INSPECTOR‐ELECTRICAL 73,262.39 7,610.02 3,200.26 88.20 1,052.60 4,500.79 2,717.65 440.00 HAMM LAURA CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER P.T. SSNL HEALTH INSPECTOR 12,070.57 175.04 748.35 425.33 DECKER DAVID CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER SENIOR BUILDING INSPECTOR 75,544.30 7,869.31 6,833.58 88.20 1,073.48 4,589.97 2,828.57 240.00 BONE STEPHEN CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER PLAN EXAMINER 74,614.80 7,797.14 11,783.70 189.00 1,032.36 4,414.34 2,755.56 JACKSON CAROLYN CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER PERMIT CONTROL OFFICER II 66,296.84 6,865.30 3,200.26 88.20 931.79 3,984.04 125.00 600.00 MULCAHY DAVID CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER SENIOR BUILDING INSPECTOR 69,387.62 7,251.02 16,905.12 88.20 974.56 4,167.14 2,593.01 DEERING JEROLD CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER COMMUNITY DEVEL GROUP DIRECTOR 138,197.76 14,441.78 11,793.20 337.68 2,003.94 6,324.00 259.58 4,200.00 JOHNSTON RAOUL CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT MGR 74,614.80 7,797.14 9,814.66 189.00 996.96 4,263.10 2,755.56 ROTHENBERGER JOHN CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFCR 90,694.50 9,477.52 229.32 1,293.24 5,529.94 170.20 METZGER CALEB CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER PERMIT CONTROL OFFICER II 45,842.47 4,767.62 11,782.02 88.20 641.28 2,742.10 86.09 220.00 EDWARDS JOHN CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BUILDING INSPECTOR‐ELECTRICAL 70,776.07 7,383.55 88.20 1,026.26 4,388.13 2,644.75 120.00 LOPEZ RODRIGUEZ ANTONIO CODE SERVICES/DEVELOP SER BUILDING INSPECTOR‐STRUCTURAL 65,847.15 6,860.12 9,814.66 88.20 942.76 4,031.24 2,477.71 200.00 EHORN PAUL CODE SERVICES/PROP MAINT SR.
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