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MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL <br />July 27, 2004 <br />The City Council of the City of Paris met in regular session, Monday, May 10, <br />2004, 6:00 P.M. at Love Civic Center - North Hall, 2025 South Collegiate <br />Street, Paris, Texas. Mayor Curtis Fendley called the meeting to order with the <br />following Council Members present: Jim Bell, Jay Guest, Mary Ann Fisher, <br />Don Wilson, Karen Wilkerson, and Rick Poston. Also, present were Interim <br />City Manager Terry Townsend, Finance Director Gene Anderson, City <br />Attorney Larry W. Schenk and Assistant City Clerk Sherian Dixon. <br />Mayor Fendley indicated the first item was to discuss City Policy, <br />recommendations of the Benefits Committee and direction to City Staff on <br />accrued vacation time. <br />Mayor Fendley pointed out that the Council was furnished a copy of those <br />minutes from July 23, 2004 Benefits Sub-Committee meeting and said the term <br />forty (40) hours midway on the first page should read forty (40) days. <br />Councilman Guest, chairman ofthe Benefits Sub-Committee, related it was the <br />recommendation of the Committee that the accrual of vacation time for all City <br />employees be limited to forty (40) days maximum. He said this would be the <br />maximum number of days an employee would be entitled to be paid for when <br />leaving work for the City. <br />He continued that the Committee recommended that the City Staff investigate <br />and propose a process to manage down the amount of accrued vacation time for <br />those employees who currently have vacation days in excess of forty (40), such <br />as encouraging employees to take the vacation time, paying the employees for <br />the accrued vacation time, etc. Councilman Guest said the managing down of <br />vacation time could potentially take as much as five years. <br />He also said the Committee requested that the Staff review and report the <br />economic impact of reducing accrued vacation time. <br />Councilman Wilson asked how the Committee came up with forty (40) days. <br />