Ordinance 1739 - Laserfiche WebLink

fl7\9 (;. ORDINANCE NO. An ordinance providing for the organization of the 'rater Department of Everett; providing for the rules and regulations for the control of the water works owned and operated by said city; fixing, regulating, and controlling the use and price of water supplied by said city; and declaring an emergency. THE CITY OF EVERETT DOES ORDAIN: Section 1: There is hereby created in the nepartment of Public works of the city of Everett a sub-department to be known as the "'at e r Department. Section 2: There shall be in said eater Department the follow- ing officers and employees : One superintendent, one foreman of con- struction and maintenance, one blacksmith, one pipe fitter, two inspectors, one pump operator, one time keeper, and do many laborers , as May be necessary. Additional pipe fitters, inspectors, pump oper- ators, and time keepers may be appointed temporarily as needed . section 3 : The superintendent of said "'ater Department shall be experienced in the management and operation of water and hydraulic systems, and shall have in his charge and under his control, subject to the rommissioner of Public 'forks, the maintenance, management, and I operation of the water system of the city of Everett, including when completed, the clultan River gravity supply line and all auxiliary pumping apparatus, reservoirs, and pipes, and of all persons employed thereon, and of all construction work undertaken by the city in con- nection with said water system. The official title of said superintendent shall be Superin- tendent of Everett '.;rater Department. ue shall be appointed by the city council of Everett. Section 4: The salaries of officers and employees in said department shall be as follows: Superintendent, one hundred fifty dollars per month.; foreman of construction and maintenance one hundred ten dollars per month; blacksmith eighty dollars per month; pipe fitters two dollars and seventyfive cents per day each; inspectors two dollars and sixtyfive cents per day each; pump operator two dol- lars and sixtyfive cents per day; time keeper two dollars and sixty- five cents per day; laborers two dollars and sixtyfive cents per day each.,