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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Resolution 471 RESOLUTION NO. 471 ~RE~.0_L~UT.!ON ~E~.T.~AB.~!.S~_I~N~ P~REVA!.L!N~G WAGE SCALE - PUBLIC (Labor Code Secti~s 1770, 1773, 1773.3) ~SOL~D by the City Council of the City of Saratoga, State of California, that: t.~E~AS this C~nctl has ascertained the prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality kno~ as the City of Saratoga for all ~ublic works Dro~ects a~ the same are defined tn Secti~ 1720 of the Labor Code of the State of Cnlifornia, for each craft~ classiftcation~ and type of ~ork~n needed for performnce nf contracts for such public works, and is desirous of settin~ forth such determination, and WPE~AS this Council has duly c~stdered said scale and finds the same to be correct in all particulars, NOF, THEREFOr, IT IS HEP~BY FOUND, DETE~.~NED AND ORDERED AS (1) That the wage scale as ~et forth on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated heroin by reference~ is hereby determined, establisheel mnd as the prevailing rate of per diem wages within the city limits of the Czzz~.tv of Saratoga for all public work contracts of this city hereafter bid or let to c~tract, until such ti~ as this Council ascertains and determines that there has been any change in any prevailing rate of per diem ~Tages in said locality,, (2) No less than said prevailing rate of per diem wages shall '~.e ~a!d for any work proposed to be performed under any contracts for public ~.~orks entered into by this city, and the Director of Public Works of this city hereby directed to set forth said prevailing rate of per diem wages in any and all contracts for public works hereafter made or let by this city. (3) ~e City Clerk of this city is hereby directed to file certified copy of this resolution with the Director of Industrial Relationg of the ~tate California pursuant to Section 1773.3 of the Labor Code of this State. (4) This Council declare~ its intenti~ that, as to any ~articu]ar call for bid~ or contracts hereafter let. should it ascertain that the prevaitin~ rate of per diem wages has changed from that established and determined by this resolution. it will pass ~d adopt another resoluti~ ~etting forth such cha~ge or changes. and in the absence of ~y such other or further resolution of this Council~ the prevailing rate of per diem wages as set forth on Exhibit "A." attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference shall be deemed to continue, be current, and in full force and effect. T~e above and foregoing resolutien was duly adoDted ~t a regular meetin~ of the City Council held on the 6th .... day of March , 1969, b~ the following vote: AYES: Councilmen Tyler, Sanders, Smith, Robbins NOES: None ABSENT: Councilmen Dwyer MAYOR ATTEST: , ./ CITY -2- ymarl~imertases · ~ ~e~ ~ 8 ~,, ~ ~; ~ ~s., ~' ~ t ~., ~ 0~ ~e Sat. Bun. I.IIS : ... !.- :i.{.{. ,!~ .. ~'*]~my 'le 'lm~x' ~ fo~ each ... ~ bri~ and groom. ~ ~THERINE AN~ FROST, RIC~RD J. L~ ARE ~RR~D ~ CEREMONY ~ VENT~A ~ ~; s~ ~ ~r ~eri~ A~ Frost became ~e bride of Rict J. ~an, ~ratoga, in a ceremony in the Sac Hea~ ~ch in Ventura, Calff. ~ficiati~ wa~ ~s ,~/= R~. James ~nard, classma~ of the bride's mo ~ h~h sch~l and colle~. ~e bri& is ~e &~hter of Mr. ~d ~s. Will , ~ ~ ~-~ ~, Pomer~ Frost, formerly of Los Altos, and no~ ~3 ~ Ve~{a. ~e br~F~m's parents a~ Mr. e. Mrs. ~wrence J. ~an, Palm~g .Dr~e, ~rat ~ _ _ _ For her wedd~ day ~e br'~dd ~ec~d a g o w: ~au ~ sole aM lace. She carried a bouque~ ordid a.~ s~notis. ~ Frost, sister d ~e bride, was mai. ho~r, ~ari~ a dress of ~rsimmon andecrul. Her bouq~t was d taurus, or a nge car~tions ro~ s. ~her a~endants were Amy Frost, sis~r d bri~, Ju~r briSsmaid; M~i ~pn, sister d F~m; Mrs. ~o~as Larson, Sunnyvale; M ~rles Slmtson, Los AI~; and Miss Lori Bdfi ~n, ~n Leanalto. ~eir g~ns w e r e ~e same ~at d ~ maid d honor. W~l~m P. Fro~, Jr. ser~d as best man. U, erlnE duties we re ~rformed by Dee Quiet, l Al~s; Jay Joh~, T~ur~; Terry Hartshorn, E A~les; Larry Benson, Los Agles; and D~ H~r, San Jose. '~e ruder d ~e bri& w a s. a~ed ~ a ~ess groom's mother wore a bone lace eoat anddress s : tier wedding cake was cut at the reeeptj at the home d the bride~s parents. As the newlyweds departed for a honeymoon Palm Springs, the bride was dressed in a beige a brown, two piece suit. Attending the wedding from Saratoga were Mr. a Mrs. Jack Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob B. Denni .The bride was Homecoming Queen at Foothill Cc lege, and a member of the Bruin Be lie s and De] Gamma at UCLA. The bridegroom artended UCLA, where he w on the varsity golf team and affiliated with Sig~ 'Nu and the Key Club. He was commissioned a se ond lieutenant in the Air Force, and is now statio' ed at the LaUghlin Air Force Base, Del Rio, Texa AAUW THEATRE "The Nature of Comec DINNER PARTY HELD after a social hour a By ewen Penniman dinner party that was v (Write.r, poet and artist, well attended and enjoy d Mr. Eden Rd.) This production was An entertaining t h e a t re ranged by Dr. Rut h dinner party was given in Kenzie, Hill Ave., Sa' RichardsHall of the Sara- toga, professor of dra ~wga Federated Church by at San Jose State Colle the American Association while M r s. F r e d e r i of University Worn en. Armstrong of the ;(AAUW). Advanced s t u- artended' to t h e practi .dentsofthe American arrangements. Mm Conservatory Theatre Wallace Hall, He rm (ACT) of San Francisco Dentell and Ed Crecel presented a. program, were active on the cc m ittee. ' ' ,- "'~ '~: . . :: '. Pr.~r. ~r.~r. rr. aL . ~ ,:~ii:~' !.: ,TIATION ;' 'i~ ~/n Ho~k and Yred Hasse~ will po~ay In the production ~ ~e 8a:a~ga Perlerated . Group of the musical "Kiss Me ~". Itwill s.x'~,, ~o. ,s7~ presented ~ ~e Saratoga Civic ~eatre on Fr~: ourneyme~; on~'hoU~V ~Ve. April 18, [9, 23, 25, 26, 27, 30, May 2, 3, 1~ ~r '~or{ ~r~ s ~,h,. m~: f~r~ 9 and 10. Tickets are be~ sold by cast and cr{ fat, f~ first'S mmt~,: Or may be ob~ined by phoni~ Marie D~ay, 3 5 ,,, 3853. ~d~stry' Dental ' ~ Eud. .~ s er.~,. ~.~. otb~,.; KNUTSON, JACKSON TEST ARE TOP · .Pr. r. BASETBALL PLAYERS AT PROSPECT HIGH ~c. ~4~ ~.c: By Pare Pe~rsen ~¢. ~4¢ ~:~ Con~atulations go this week to the top ~ree ketball players at Pros~ct High School in ~ral vmmn ~'fll rece~va $3J~ a lose selected we re Dave ~utson, most valu g4.~ per day ~,er ,~her foreman wlR receive prayer; ~ohn Jackson, most ~spirational; a~ Test, most impr~ed. the ~nl]owing neyman's rate Pros~ct Girl Sports won a ~mnastics tournat against Del Mar. G~ls ~ki~ fffst places 2 0c Gayle Nelson, Debbie M~re, Pat Hubbard Jaeq~ Dallara. In a successful track meet against Camp~ll ~hooI, Tom Per~ won fffst place in low hur~ ~,,,, ,t , mo~tn m. while An~ G~man ~ok first ~ h~h hurdles. ,~-tim, ,,~',,~/~ ~immers also did w el 1, wi~i~ ~er Campl 57-42. ~t~and~g were Ross Metold, Eric ' and Dan~ Hock. Birffi~y wishes to go Bet~ A~e M~Fave, GrosseR and ~v~ 'Barns. increases a; ~er h~. j , s~x mont~; Evere~'J. Roach, Mflje- Do~ld F. Ahrens vich ~i~, Saratoga, was willbe home onleave named d~ector of o~ra- the A~ Force about. tions for the Pacific redion 1. H i s parents forn d the We s tern Electric lived in Sarat~a and s,,~0/7~ Company. He is based now resi~n~ of San Sungvale, wi~ resins- ~e service man will follo'~f ~rc~tage ibili~ for the activities of completed technical t~ the 4200 m a u ceutral d- i ng in electrical p o f i c e equipment ins~lla- ~c~ tion force, and fo~ serv- pard Air Force Base 6~e ice centers, in Calffornh, ~/1/~ 5flt~ ~.'~ ~.~ ~egon, Washahn a n d 4.28 ,.50 4.~ Nevada, Mr, Roach w a s ~REN TATE GETS 4.78 5 4~ 5.~ formerly director of the ~R~E PROMOTIC 4.94 · 5,09 5.3m divisioul s~fffor West- Parris Island, S. ~.as a.~ ern Electric~s seaice di- ~ren L. Tate, da~ 5.54 5~84 ~mpTruck Rate vision in Chicago. Hehas of Frank S. Ta~, been with ~e firm for 20 Rd., Saratoga, was years. ~. Roach receiv- i t o r i o u s l y pro~ot Dum~ ~u~k ed a bachelor ~ from Col~bia Uni- U. S. Mari~ Corps the4,~85 ~rsi~, and a ba~elor of gradation from re 4.335 4,65~ 8c~u~ ~gree in e~in- training at ~e Ms 4.~5 4,Tss eering-metall~from Corps Recruit D te Col~bh School of Parris Island. En~ineerhK, . . -, ~. Jism~f i =~. }eed. b~' ~,) .... . ..... . :..... .. - ~ ~m e~/m ~tton facfi~s. ~ are sh~n on the ra . ~ ~a~ ~ ~si~ ~ ~ p~t~g ~a~. ~e g i r ! s are Ch~ ..... O~son, Pa~i ~llacher, Maralee MC~e0d, as~ ~eck, Marfiyn ~oggi~, A~ ~os, J ul ie Fi~ ~. J~ffer'~ares, Mary ~avis, A~t~ F/sche ~,. Tra~.~l, Ri~ Bron, ~is Don, ~san Gras at Ellen B~, R~cca ~ar~ AN~NOE OF T~ Boston, Mass. ~ ~Dc~ A~ ons~T~o~s cons K r e i s berg, Merribr, -,. AS T~ GENERAL aEG~ATIONS Drip, Saratoga, a~em ~. ~: ~.~ CUPEBT~O~N~ARY om~w~ a ~m ~r for a d v a n c ~S ',r~ a. ~on~s: , E~land M~I L i fe ~:,~. ~. s~a~e Compa~. ..: ~,~ ~ To establish an Opera- ~ ~ili as ~ ~ral wg~a~ ~. ~eis~rgwa8 on{ ~/~/~c 25 f~ld men chosen I/lZ~ ordt~n~s ~t~ W the ~ra~ ttal~Y~ereto, and ,o repeal al.l previou~ the University of Ams~ ordimmces, which is he~ ~fe.~ed to ~ ma~ ' ~e New England Lif ~a~r 8 A ssociation. a~ilable W a~ ~ra~ on ~ a~ ~ctors ~ ~rti~ ~, se~, clau~, o~ ~rt d N~E OF I~E~ED ~f~g~ratl~C~ls, for N~ICEISHEREBY GIVEN ny ~eas0n, ~ [d ~ be ~on~t~ WA LBERT M O R R I ~ O N a u d R I al, s~h dects~n s~ll~fectthe MOBBISON, 19905 Lanark Ls ~mak~ ~r~ ~ ~is C~e. ~ Saratoga, Calfforn~, ~ansferr, ~r~t Board ~re~ ~clares that who~ b~ss address is 145( ~ w o ul d have ~ss~ ~fs C~e a n d B~ Basin Way, ~rat~a, Calffor e~h ~a~er, a~!~, se~ion, sen- ~t a bulk transfer is abo~ V ~e, claus, a~rtffie~ddes- madeWOTTO~AL~EKand~MI pl~ ~ f~t that ~ ~ mo~ chap- ~ALICEK, whose add~ss is Ii tars, ~les, eeet~, se~es, ~xi~onCo~t,~rato~,Calffor elau~e ~ parts ~ ~ ~ela~d ~e aa~ proofW andb~inesst ~ander~d is l~e~d at 14501-B Bas~ Way, ~ra~a, Calffo~ia. ~d~sll ~ ~d ~ce ~ Cu- "~e'~ra~A~ltery, tncl~ ~ C~r' nd ~e ~ t~ ~n-; all st~k and tra~, f~ures, eq~ ~ News., ~s~r~ d general~ meat, g~dwil[ a~ ~e ~me of t] ~at~, wl~ln ~ C~rtino ~n- ~m~ a~t ~lle~ known as ~ral d p~ltca~on~ ~is mated on or after lO:OO a. m. day d April, l~9, at the office~ PASSED A~ADOPTED ~ ~e E~ARD A. PANELLI, 999W. T d the C~t~ ~l~ Dis- lot St~et-~l~ B, San Jose, Ca ~, ~. ~iS 5~ &y ~ ~RCH, 1969, ~e Trande rror has ~ed ~e ~ ~'t~ [OIl~ ~: . d ~ra~a Art Gallery and no ~ AYE& Dire e~ors - B~WD, F~e, f~ ~e last ~e years. ~Br~ · Ru~t~ DATED: March 14, 1~9. D~ee~s - ~ WALBERT D. MORRI~ No~ RUTS MORRI~N ~t~ F? F~ . ~mn~d Tran~errors ~e~ ~ ~ B~rd PA~UINE LLI & PANELLI ~ D~ee~s d A~r~ys at hw C~t~ ~ 999 W. Taylor ~reet-S~ B D~W~t d Sa~a Clara ~n J~e, Calffor~ 95126 Co~, C~ff~n~ 292-3814 I]CONSULTANT ESTIMATES GENERAL 'e CO $ PLAN PA K PROGRA AT .,I, S:t3.900 Saratoga Volunteer (ConUnued frono ~he frt>nt page) ~e.n responded to the said that his conclusions are prelim~ary in na zing salts: The city will n o t necessarily follow in its en ~h 12, 10:07 a.m.-- ty the program outlined in the General Plan, ace Lure at 20060 Cha- ing to Ronald Higby, secretary to the Parks no damage. Recreation Commission. ke complaint on PERMITS ISSUED FOIl S~qMMING POOLS, klin Ave. ADDITION, DECK, RESIDENCES ch 15, 2: 3 0 p. m. -- The City of Saratoga issued the following bui ;aidat station. Youth permits: lentally shot himself J. F a z z is, Northampton Drive, swimming .~ hand. $4400. 'ch 15, 6: 21 p. m. -- Dr. Carloton J. Wright, I'~ o n n ie Way, swim ~ture at 1417 0 Squirrel pool, $4000. ~w Lane, no damage. T.C. Ke~.!i:, Brookview Drive, addition, rch 16, 1:15 p.m.-- A.K. Je:~.se;n, Viewridge Drive, swimnqing p ke complaint at 14775 $3900. :cry Ave. Robert A. Oliver, Twain Ct., swimming rch 16, 5: 5 5 p. m. -- $3500. ,ks complaint at 21204 W.M. Bourn, Debbie Lane, swimming pool, $ ivan Way. R. Ketterer, Meadow Oak Rd., swimming p $3100. ,NS TO SEE Morley Lertzman, Bellecourt, deck, $30O0. ~E FILM Brown & Kauffmannobtained permits for ten .l McKee, district rep- es on Miller Ave. The range w a s from $29,6 curative of the Pacific $37,500. ~ & Electric Co., will Other residence permits were: C & I Develop owa film, "The Har- Corp., $30,200, Colby Ct.; Saratoga Foothills st" at the luncheon , velopment Corp., permits of $42,100 and $32 eting of the Saratoga for Seaton Ave.; P. Fitchen, Dettavilland D ons Club March 24 in $31,200. :emen's Hall. SARATOGA CITY EMPLOYEES OUT TROOP 540 SITS BIG BASIN ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION The Saratoga city e m p 1 o y e e s have f o r m e iratogaB%r Scout Troop association. 0, under the leadership The purpose was explained in a letter from Scoutmaster PatLowey, R. Dotsoy, president, to the City Council: ade a trip to Big Basin 'The purpose of this association shall be.fox s t weekend. They got creation of friendship and harmony between gether t h e r e with five ees of the various branches of the City and to her troops from oth e r '- mote the social, economic advancement, and ec ,ramunities for a camp- tional welfare of its members. Membership in ?e program. as sociation is open to all full time salaried amp ees of the City, and at this tim e, one hundred M. L. BRAMSO~, S.F., on zeed for pure research--"If cent have joined. hrough the ages men had not "We have a very enthusiastic association, anti ought and treasured knowl- .dee for its own sake, we be looking forward to working with the City Co vould sl~l be in the stone ge." on matters involving the welfare of the emp]o as they may arise." omp|. fine of ArtiSts~' S~spplles for Student~ COUNCIL TO HOLD HEARING ON REVOCATI(2 & Professional} OF SUBSCRIPTION SOLICITING PERMIT ortbgate Drug Store The Saratoga City Council will hold a public h r ,,~ posed revocation of the soliciting permit of Co: ental Sa].es Corporation, a magazine subseri7 GO MAUPINTOUR AND ¥ou~ City Administrator Ja me s Huff said that m CARES ~r complaints have been received, el aLto inS m isre HOME ! senta tion. News, phone elihut 867-9501 t>r 867-4939 By MOIOPCOOCfl. From $669! Ev,:ry Saturday from New York from March .through Oclober. Z2 days o~ so many NOW Presenfing features ya'a'~ wonder how it's possibie at the price. Land cruising By air-condi- F'ine ho~els, all meals, enter- ?sinmeats. Escorted. Lisba)n, BUFFET BRUNCE Malaga, Granada Madrid~ Nazare, Tangier and more. Ad ul ts ...... $ 2 . Via. lberia. Every Sunday {rom i0 a.m. Children .... $1. Fo~ -~ (under FOLDER AND R~SERVA~nONS: LOS GATOS LODge r'ltle4~ll,~d' 4rt/llelte/I 50 Saratoga Avenue Los Ga PHONE: 867-3466 354-33 [mRk.....~F ~ [ml~lLlC..~aOit ...... This spac~ .. {or the Co. nty Cb,,...s Filing S+amp ~lS~ CC.P.) STATE OF CA~FORNIA , M Co~ty of Santa Cl~a I ~m · eitlzeB d ~e Up)ted B~tes ~d ~ ~esi- ~t d ~e Co~ ~o~esaid; I ested i. ~e ~ve-enUtled m~tter. I am the - ~ ......... of Not C, SECURELY of ge~rat circulation, p r i n t e d and p~lished I nTh[s Spa ce weedy in ~e Ci~ d Sar~oga, Co~W of Santa CLara, and which n~spa~r has been adjudged a newspa~r of general circ ula. tion by the Superior Co~ d ~e Co~W of Santa Clara, ~ate of California, under ~e date of Nov. 26, '195~, Case N~r 105852; ~at ~e notice, of which ~e annex~ is a prin~d copy (set in type not smaller ~an nonpareil), h~ ~en p~lis~d ~ each regular and entire iss~ of said n~s~r and not h any supplement ~er~f on ~e foliow~g &~s, to-wit: I ce~ (or &clare) undo r ~nalW of ~rju~ .... ~g ~ true a~d correct. S~t~e PROOF OF PUBUCATION APPROVED BY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY EFF~3TIVEAUGUST 26, 1968 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Ei'fect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund 0ther~ LABORERS Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr- Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. 6/116? 3c~* 3c~ (3c~** ) ~ - - - 6/16/68 WAGES ~16/68 7/1/69 y/1/yO '1/1/10- 40~ ~1/1/69- 40~ ?/1/Vl- ~o~ 1/.1/?O- ~C~ Group 1 4-675 4.70 4.96 *~1/1/69 - 40¢ 1/1/?l - 60~ Group 2 4-525 4-775 5-035 1/1/7o- 5C~ ~gtl/1/69- ~ Group 3 4.425 4.675 4.935 l/l/71 - 60~ Group .1 Asphalt Ironera and Rakers Pipe~rr~ppers, kettlemen~ potmen and m~n applying Barko, Wacker ~ si~ t~ ~rs asp~lt, ~y-Kold, creosote, lime caustic and B~obile si~r t~ interisle -( "applyi~" mane applying, Chainsaw, Faller, ~gl~er ~d Bucker dtppl~ o~ handli~ of such interisis) Conc~te a~ m~esite ~xer - ~ ~rd Jacking of pi~ Over R inches ~ ~der Post hole di~ers - air, gas and electric Concrete ~n ~ork Power Brim swee~rs Concrete saw, concrete s~er R~ set g~ Cribbers a~/or ahori~ Rip~p - stone~ver and ~ck-slinger, including Cut g~it c~b setter placi~ of sacked concrete and/or sand (wet or dry) Fo~ raisers, slip fom Rota~ Scarifier He~erboa~ men~ hubsetters~ ali~ers ~vis Trencher - T66 or similar t~ jacket o~tors Roto and Ditch Witch Jackso~ and similar t~ co~ctors Rototiller ~ing, sheeti~, whaling, bracing, trench Jacking, Sand B~sters, ~tmn, g~en and nozzle~n hand ~ded ~ing ~er Ta~ cleaners MaCesire and rustic workers (~t or d~) Tree climbers Mec~nical drillere, all t~ regardless of ~th~ of Vibra-screed, b~ float in co~ection ~th ~borers' po~r other t~n those listed in s~cial provisions work Paverant breakers ~d s~ers, ~rtable bit and t~l Vibrators grinder Pi~ layers, ca~rs, ba~er Page 15 Rev. 8/15/68 LABORERS Con 'd Group 2 Asphalt shovelors Loading and unloading, carrying and handling of Cement Dumpors and handling dry cement or gypsum all rods and materials for use in reinforcing ChOke-setter and rigger (clearing work) concrete construction Concrete bucket dumper, nipper, Guinea Chaser (stakeman) Pittsburgh Chipper, and similar type brush shredders Concrete chipping and grinding Sloper Concrete laborers (wet or dry) All pneumatic~ gas and electric tools not listed in Drillers helper, check tender Group 1 Grout crew Jacking of pipe - 12 inches and under High pressure nozzleman - hydraulic monitor (over 1(~ pressure) excluding levee work Group 3 All cleanup work of debris, grounds and buildings Gardeners, horticultural, and landscape laborers including but not limited to (see supplement No. 4) Bridge laborers General Laborer Construction laborers Limbers, brush loaders and pilers Dumpman, load spotter Maintenance, repair trackmen and road beds (in tunnels, Flagman, watchman (see special condit~.ons, Section No. 21) see special provisions) Fire watcher Streetcar and railroad construction track laborers Tool Room attendant (jobsite only) Sewer cleaners inside live and active sewers shall receive $3.00 per day above Cribbets' rate Burning and welding in connection with laborers'work ~ ~ 7/1/7C .725 5.00 Joy Drill, Model TWA~2A, Gardener-Denver, Model DH-143 and similar type drills (in accordance with Memorandum of Understanding between Laborers and Operating Engineers dated at Miami, Florida, February 3, 1964), and Track Drillors, Diamond Core, Wagon Drillors, Mechanical Drillors, multiple units, blastors and powdermen, all work of loading, placing, and blasting of all powder and explosives of whatever type, regardless of method used for such loading and placing, and high sealers (including drilling of same), tree topper: Effective 6/16/68 - $4.90 Effective 7/1/69 - $5-15 Effective 7/1/70 - $5.41 Men working off Bo~'n Chairs or Swinging Scaffolds shall receive 25~ per hour above their classified wage rate. This shall not apply to men entitled to the rate set out in the immediately preceding special provision. Maintenance and repair trackmen and road beds (in tunneZs) and all employees performing work covered by this Agreement shall receive 12~ per hour above their regular rate for all work performed on underground structures not specifically covered hereln. This paragraph shall not be construed to apply to work below ground level in open cut. Page 16 Rev, 8/15/68 LABORERS (CoD~ For signalling and rigging in connection with Laborers' work the r~te shall be the same as Group 1, Supplement 1. Workers on general construction inside bell hole footings and the shafts thereof: Effective June 16, 1968 - 5.~25 Effective 7/11/69 - 5.475 Effective 7/1/70 - 5-73 Nozzleman ( including gunman, 5 · 135 5 · 385 5- 6~5 potman ) Rodman 5 -135 5- 385 5- 6~5 Groundman 5.135 5 · 385 5- 6~5 Gunite Trainee 4.615 4.865 5 · 1R5 Reboundman 4.545 4.795 5- O55 General Laborer (in accordance 4.425 4.675 4-935 with Master Agreement) Gunite Foreman 5- 56 5-81 6.07 TERMINATES 6/1~/71 WRECKING WORK Skilled wrecker - Group I 4.675 4.9~5 5.185 Semi-skilled wrecker - Group ~ 4-525 4-775 5.035 General laborer - Group 3 4.425 4.675 4-935 Foreman 5 - lO 5 · 35 7 · 95 Overtime - time and one-half on Saturdays and work in excess of eight hours weekdays; double time Sundays and holidays Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental LATHERS Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr_._.___~_ Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Journeymen 7/1/68 6.28 20~ 25¢ .... 10~ 6C~* lz1 68 6.6B e- 1/1~69 ?-13 '60~ supplemsntal wage 1/1/70 7-73 *'6~ Dues Check-off Foreman - 10~ above journeymen ~ to ? men; 154 for 8 or more men Apprentice rate - 1st 90 days,4 of journeyman's rate; Rnd 90 days, 50~; each sixth month period thereafter increases ~hall be 6O%, e~, 7e%, 844 and ~ Overtime - all double TERMINATES 6y30j_~ Page 17 Bev~ 8/~5/68 Hourly Real bh & Training industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pensiof~ Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Plund Ot!~er~ M.j~RBLE SETTERS Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr HELPERS Helpers SA/67 ~. ~ ~ ( ~ ) to 8A/68 m~ ~GOmmAnO~ H~l~rs Apprentice Rate - starting $~. 50 ~ hour, increase end of each two month peri~ by 33-1/3~ of difference between starting rate and hel~rs rate ~%il full r~te is reached. Se~ves six month~ apprentice ship Overti~ - ell double tim; foreran $1. ~ ~r day over ~o~e~n P~S Jo~ne~n Painters, 7/1/68 5.57 3~ 3~ 4~ 4~ - - - ' Decorators, Pa~r to Hangers, Building 7/1/69 6. ~ 39~ 35~ 4~ 4~ .... Washers, Sand B~sters 7/m/70 6. ~7 ~ ~ ~ ~ to Sheet Rock Ta~r 7/1/68 6.07 3~ 3~ 4~ 4~ .... to to 7A/70 7.07 3~ ~ ~ ~ to 7/1/71 ~~S J~e 30~ 1971 Fore~n - one-~lf ho~ ~y ~r day ext~ at straight ti~ rate in c~rge of 3 Jo~nepen; one hour ~y ~r day extra at basic ~ge rate in c~rge of 5 or more; l~r. in c~rge of 10 or more General Fore~n - 25% over basic ~ge of jo~nc~n's pay Apprentice rate - ~ year program, first 6 months, 5~; second six months, 55~; thi~ 6 months, 6~; forth 6 months fifth 6 months, 8~; sixth 6 months, 9~ of Jo~ne~'s rate Ta~r Apprentice Rate - 18 months program, sta~ing scale 65~ of journeyo's rate for Eirst ~ months; 75~ second 3 months 5~ increases each 3 moths for the balance of the 18 months Overtime - ti~ and one-half ~ekdays: double ti~ Sateday, S~day and holidays P~~S Jo~e~n 7A/~ 5.5m ~ ~ 6~ - - ~* ~ to to *Apprentice F~d 7/1/69 ~Ducs Check-off ~Jach su~rlntendent or fore~n with ten (10) or more plaste~rs ~der his su~rvision will receive $5.00 a day over scale- Each forego with less t~ ten (10) but with five (5) or more plasterers will receive $4.00 ~r day over scale. Each Pase ~8 Hey. 8A5/~ (co~'a) Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ PI~ (Con'd] D~te Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Ft. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. ttr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. foreman with four (4) piesrefers will receive $3.00 per day over scale, any other foreman will receive $2.00 per day over scale. Work on swinging scaffold is $2.00 per day over scale. Overtime - all double time All members working behind plaster gun shall receive 25~ mdditional per hour Apprentice Rate - 4 year program, starting scale 50~ of Joeyman's rate with the following percentage increases each 6 month interval: 56~, 6~, 6~, 74~, 8~, 8~ and 94~ to Journeyman's rate Overtime - all double ~S Plumbers, Pi~e Welders 4/30/68 6.81' 37~** 47~ -- - 5~ 1~ - - to 4/30/69 TERMINATES 4/30/69 *Includes (70~) Holiday and Vacation "Includes 11~ Dental ( 36HOUB WEEK) Foreman - 10~; General Foreran - 20% (Includes Vacation & Holiday) Apprentice Rate - 5 year program; starting scale 5~ of Journe3m~ul's rate, 5~ incre&ses at 6 month intervals V&c&tion ~nd holiday based on same percentages Overtime - all double; Jobbing-time and one/half REFERIGERATION MEN Journeymen SAME AS FOR PLUMBERS RADIO & TV ENGI~S New Construction Journeymen Sound Tech 6/1/68 6.86 20. OO per month to 6/1/69 6/1/69 Helpers - 70~ of Journeyman ' s rate Overtime - time and one/half for work before 8 a.m. and after 6 p.m.; over 40 hours; Saturday and holidays Double time Sunday Page 19 Rev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Trainbig Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fbmd t~and Otherl~ ROOFERS Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr,Hr. I~r, H-. Pr. Hr. Roof ors ~ Kettlemen 8/1/66 5-10 2~ 25~ ( 65~ ) - - - 5~* to 8/1/69 2 Kettles 5.60 *Assessment Coal Tar Pitch, 5.60 Bit~stic, Enamelers, ~I~TES 8/1/6~ Mastic Extra men - 9~ of journe~n's pay; mechanized job - 25~ p~r hour premi~ pay to each member crew Foremen - $5-15; Sub-foremen - $4.90 (8/1/66 - increases of journe~mn rate also apply) Apprentice rate - 3 year program, starti~ scale 7~ of journe~en's rate with 5~ increases at 6 month intervals Overtime - time and one-half first four ho~s; double time thereafter and on Sateday, Sunday and holidays S~ET ~T~ Journe~en 7/1/~ 6.30 25~ 3~ 1~ of gross - ~ - - to 6/30/69 TZ~IIN~ZS 6/30/6~ Foremen- 25~ above 3o~ne~en's rate; general fore~n- ~ above 9ourne~en's rate per hour Shift work - swin~ shift~ 7 ho~s work for 8 hours ~y plus 1~; graveyard, 7 hours work for ~ hours pay plus Apprentice rate - ~ year progr~, starting scale ~5~ for first 6 months; 5~ for 2nd six months; ~ increases every six months interval to 7~, then 1~ increases to journe~en's rate Overtime - all double SIGN ~TISTS 6/3o/68 6/30/69 JobneOn 5- 445 ~. 795 17~ 1~ 31~ Show CaM 4. 785 ~. 095 17~ 1~ 25~ Displays 4. 555 4.85 17~ 1~ 23~ Screen Process 3-795 4.~5 17~ 1~ Hel~rs 4.785 5 · 095 17~ Disp~y 3 - W5 4. ~5 ~ Screen Process 3.105 3.245 17~ 1~ Page 20 Rev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ SIGN ARTISTS (Con'd) Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. p~r_. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. H~-. Pr- Hr. Pr. Hr. Hightime - 10~ premium shall be paid on work performed over 50 feet from ground level Apprentice Rate - 5 year program, starting scale 40~ of journeyman's rate with following percentage increases at 6 month intervals: ~6~, 52~, 58~, 64%, 7C~, 76%, 82~, 88% and 94~ Overtime - time and one/half TEAMSTERS - IN NEGOTIATTON ON CONSTRUCTION RATES .._.TERMINATES 6/30/68 #Visual 5/1/66 24~ 25~ ~Prescription 23a~~ 5/1/67 24~ 35~& *Retired H & W 6/3~68 &Vacation & Holiday 6~l~ l~* 5_/1/66 /1/67 Under ~ yds. (~ater level) 42 O5 4°505 4 yds. & under 6 yds. (water level) 4.30 ~.60 6 yds. & under 8 yds, (water level) 4.50 4.80 8 yds. & including 12 yds. (~ater level) ~.74 5.04 Over 12 yds. &including 18 yds. (water level) 4.78 5.08 Over 18 yds. & including 24 yds. (water level) 4.885 5.185 Over 2~ yds. &including 35 yale. (water leve]l) ~-94 5.24 Over 35 yds. &including 50 yds. (water level) 5.09 5-39 Over 50 ),is, &under 65 yds. (water level) 5.24 5-54 65 yds. & including 80 yds. (water level) 5-39 5.69 Over 80 yds. & including 95 yds. (water level) 5-54 5.84 B,,lk Cement Spreader (w/or w/o Anger) Dump Truck Rate Dumpcrete Truck Dump Truck Mate Skid Truck (debris box) Dump Truck Rate Trucks (dry pre-batch concrete mix) Dump Truck Rate Dry Distributor Truck (A bootman ~nen employed on such equipment, shall receive the rate specified for classification of Road Oil Trucks or bootman) Dump Truck Rate Combination dump truck and Dump trailer (when any boards or other apparatus are added 4.885 5. 185 to a dump truck for purpose of increasing carrying capacity~ the rate applicable to the increased carrying capacity shall be paid) Transit Mix or Agitator Trucks Under 6 yds. 4. 335 ~- 655 6 yds. &under 8 yds. ~-~55' ~.755 8 yds. through lO yds. 4.555 ~-855 Over lO yds. through 12 yds. 4.655 4-955 Over 12 yds. through 14 yds. 4-755 5-055 Over 14 yds. through 16 yds. 4.885 5.185 Page 21 Re '. 81 516S Transit Mix w/boom shall receive l~ per hour above the appropriate yardage classification rate of pay ~hen such boom is used Water Trucks Under 2,500 gals. 4. 315 4. 615 2,500 &under 4,000 gals. 4.415 4.715 4,000 & under 5,000 gala. 4.515 4.815 5,000 & under 7,000 gals. 4.615 4.915 Jetting Truck (Use appropriate water truck rate ) DW-iO's, 20's, 21's and other similar cat type, Terra Cobra, LeTourneau, Pulls Tournorocker, 4.94 5.24 Euclid and similar type equipment when pulling Aqu~/Pak, wager tank trailers and fuel end/or grease tank trailers, or other miscellaneous trailers Vacuum Trucks Under 3,500 gals. 4.3~5 4.685 3,500 g~ls. & under 5,500 gala. 4. 465 4. 765 5,500 gals· &under 7~ 500 gain. 4. 565 4. Nipper Truck (when Flat Rack Truck is used appropriate Flat Rack rate shall apply) 4.205 4.505 Concrete Pump Truck (when Flat Rack Truck is used appropriate Flat Rack shall apply) 4.205 4-505 Concrete Pump Machine 4. 205 4. 505 Scissor Truck 4.40 4.70 Helicopter Pilot (when transporting men/mterials ) 5- 24 5 - 54 Industrial Life Truck (mechanical tailgate) Use appropriate Flat Rack D~mpster or similar type Rate Rubber Tired Muck Car (not self-loaded) 4.475 4°775 Rubber Tired Truck Ju_mbo (man regularly employed underground on tunnel work shall be paid 4. 515 4. $1. O0 per day premium for such work, provided that such employment underground on tunnel work continues for at least 4 hours) Lift Jitneys and Fork Lift 4. 335 4.635 Winch Truck and "A" Frame Drivers 4. 515 4.~15 Small Rubber Tired Tractor (when used within Teamsters jurisdiction) 4.40 4.70 Combination Winch Truck w/hoist 4.455 4.755 Hydro-lift or Swedish Crane Type (including when Swedish crane is used for jetting) 4.515 4,815 BuggymObile 4. 515 4. Ross Hyster and similar Straddle Carrier 4. 545 4.845 Self-propelled Street Sweeper w/self-contained refuse bin 4-75 5.04 P.B. or similar type selx-loading truck 4.84 5.14 Bus or Manhaul Driver 4.205 4. 505 Escort or Pilot Car Driver 4.205 4,505 Pickup Trucks 4. 205 4. 505 Page 22 Rev. /15/6 TF_AMST~RS Con ' d Vacuum Trucks Con'd 5/1/66 ~/1/67 Helpers 4 JD5 4. 505 Hook Tenders (when doing work in Teamster jurisdiction, including loading and unloading) 4.205 4.505 4. 205 4. 505 Team Drivers 4.205 4. 505 Warehousemen Warehouse Clerk/Parts Man (jobsite construction; permanent yams where an employee covered 4-33 4.63 by this Agreement is presently assigned to the work) Truck Dispatcher (shall apply only where a full time employee of the contractor is assigned 4.59 4.~9 to the work at the sole discretion of the contractor) Fuel and/or Grease Truck driver or Fuelman 4.37 4.67 Teamster Oiler and/or Greaser and/or Service Man 4.28 4.58 Tire Repairman (shall apply only where full time employee of contractor is assigned to 4.74 5.04 work ) 4. 875 5-175 Truck Repairman 4. 375 4. 675 Truck Repairman Helper Single Unit Flat Rack (2 axle unit) 4.30 4.60 Single Unit Flat Rack (3 axle unit) 4.40 4.70 Heavy Duty Transport ( high bed ) 4.52 4.82 Heavy Duty Transport (gooseneck low bed) 4-65 4.95 4.6~5 4-945 Combination Bootman and Road 0iler 4-R95 4-595 Road Oil Trucks or Bootman Use appropriate rate of Scarfier Burner Power Unit Snow Buggies (shah apply only where a full time employee of the contractor is assigned to 4.205 ~-505 the work at the sole discretion of the contractor) 4.74 5.04 Sno Go and/or Snow Plow Use appropriate rate for Slurry Truck Dump Truck Fuel Island Attendant, or Combination Pit and/or Grease Rack and Fuel Island Attendant (shall 4.37 ~.67 apply only where a full time employee of the contractor is assigned to the work at the sole discretion of the contractor) Fire Guam (where a full time employee of the contractor is assigned to the work) Appropriate rate for the equipment utilized Tile Bed Trailer or Flat Bed Pull Trailer 12~ per hour above rate for towing unit Steam Cleaning (when an employee is assigned to this work on full time basis) 4.205 4. 505 Foremen - 25~ per hour above highest classification supervised; Working Foremen - 15~ per hour above highest classification supervised; Overtime - time and one/half in excess of 8 hours and Saturday, except on Sundays and holidays when it will be double ~ or as applicable depending on regular work days aDx~/or shift work Page 23 s/15/6s itourly Health & Traininure Industry Dental b]ffect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fumd Fund Fu~nd Other TEI~.RAYZO WORKERS ~ERS Date Rate Pr, tIr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Dr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Ft. Hr. Pr. Hr. Helper 8/2S/~7 5- 03 23~ - · 315 - - 1~ - - to 6/30/68 Base Machine O~rator 8/28/67 5- 43 23~ - · 315 - - 1~ - - to 6/30/68 7/1/68 - increase $0.175 (Undete~ined as yet) 7/1/69 - increase $0.30 ~A~s s/~o/To Apprentice Rate - 1 year training program, first 3 months, 8~; 2nd 3 ~onths, 85~; ]rd 3 months, 9~; 4th 3 months, 95~ Overtime - all double TI~ ~ERS Hel~rs B/1/68 5.O5 S~ ~ 8% of gross l~ 5~* to 2/28/69 B/1/69 5-B~ ~ of gross t o *P rome t i onal 2/~8/70 ~12~ to be allocated to frir~ge benefits on B/1/69 & B/l/70 3/1/70 5.55~ ~ of gross to ~f~N~S~/SSL~ S/SS/n E~ or resinous ~terials 3~ ~r ho~ above; supply gloves and creams; ~dergromd work 75~ per hour in addition to ~ge; bridge tolls, ferry fares, ot~r tolls/charges and expenses of travel; subsistdoes $~-50 ~r day Trainee hel~r - 8~ of current ~ge scale for ninety (90) days. Applies only to ~ges; all other benefits same Overti~ - all double TI~ ~RS Setters ~/1/68 6.00 2~ 29~ ~ of gross 1~ - - 2~* to 3/31/69 *Promotional and Educational Tmvel ti~ mileage and subsistence $1.50, 15 miles including 20; $~.00 more than 20 including 30; $D.O0 more than 30 including ~0; ~8.00 more than 40 but less th~n 50; $12.50 ~r day, 7 days a week Epoxies, 35~ an hour in ~dition to regular ~ge, bridge tolls, etc., paid by employers Apprentice ~ate - percentages dotemined by Apprenti~ Committee Trustees Foremen - n~ber of men employed on job - lto3, $2,00; ~ to 11, $4.0C and 11 or more, $8.00 a day Overtime - all double Page 24 SEE ~ST PAGE FOR ALL BMLDING ~ES MOLI~ se~. 8A~/68 BUILDING TRADES HOLIDAYS EXCEPTIONS New Year's Day Do Not Observe Admission Day: Washington's Birthday Cement Masons Glaziers Memorial Day (Decoration Day) Operating Engineers Painters Fourth of July (Independence Day) Plumbers Roofers Labor Day Sign Artists Admission Day* Do Not Observe Washlngton's Birthday: Thanksgiving Day Painters Sign Artists Christmas Do Not Observe Veteran's Day: Sheet Metal ~Observed by Elevator Constructors but not a paid holiday Observe Veteran's Day: Boilermakers Roofera Day After Thanksgiving Day: Marble Shopmen Operating'Engineers Plumbers Page 25 Re . Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental GLAZIERS Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other# Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Journeymen 7/1/68 5.665 15~ 20~ (50~ ) 1¢ to 6/30/69 TERMINATES 6/30/69 Apprentice rate - 4 year program, starting scale 60~ of journeyman's rate with 5~ increases each sixth month period Overtime - tim and one-half for first 2 hours; double time thereafter and on Saturday~ Sunday and holidays; double time before 8:00 A.M. HOD CAREERS Plaster Hod Carriers 7/1/68 5.55 25~ 15~ 50~ (Plus $2.30 per day to starting time) 12/31/68 1/1/69 5.85 (8 HOUR DAY) to 6/30/69 *Brick Hod Carriers 4/1/68 4.80 25~ 15~ 50~ 15¢ (Plus $2.22 per day to starting time) 10/1/68 lo/1/68 ~.o5 (7 HOUR oAX) to ~/1/69 Three year contract - each year to be determined by Union. *Daily mileage allowance $1-75 per day Any job over 35 mile radius, Brick Hod Carrier $7-00 per day subsistance; Plasterer Hod Carrier, $8.00 per day. Overtime - double time with exception of shift work IRONWORKERS Reinforcing 8/16/69 6.37 33¢ 32~ 25¢* - 2¢ Structural & Ornamental to 6.48 Fence Erector 8/15/70 6.28 TERMINATES 8/15/70 Foreman, 45~ per hour more than regular rate of highest classification Overtime - all double *Add to ho~ly wage rate for tax purposes Page 14 Ray. ~/1~/68 ENGINEERS (Con'd) Group llA Loader (over 12 cu. yds., up to & including Band Wagons (in conjunction with Wheel Excavator) 18 cu. yds. ) Wheel Excavator (over 750 cu. yds. per hr. (Two Rubber Tired Multi-Purpose Eartkaoving Machines (R) Operators & One (1) Asst. to Eng. required; (Two (R) units over 75 cu. yds. "struck" m.r.c. ) any additional assistance shall be by Asst. to Power Shovels & Draglines (over 7 cu. yds. m.r.c.) Engr.) (Asst. to Eng. required; an additional Assistant to Eng. is required if Shovel or Dragline is electrically powered. ) Group Loader (over 18 cu. yds. ) Group llC. Operator of Helicopter (when used in erection work) operator shall operate more than two (R) pieces Remote controlled earth moving equipment (No one of earth-moving equipment at one time. ) Page 13 Rev, 8/15/68 ENGINEERS (Con'd) Group 10 (Con'dJ Do-More Loader & Aclams Elegrader Sub grader (Curries or other automatic type ) Elevating Grader Operator (Asst. to Eng. required) Euclid Loader & similar types (Asst. to Eng- Track laying type - Earth ~bvlng Machine required) (single engine with tandem scrapers l Rubber-Tired Scraper, Self Loading (paddle Tractor, Compressor Drill comb. (Ass~. to wheels, etc.) Engo required) Heavy Duty Rotary Drill Rigs (including caisson Train Loading Station foundation work & Robbins type drills ) (Asst. Vacuum Cooling Plant to Engr. required) Single Engine Scraper over 45 yards Koehring Skooper (or similar) (Asst. to Engr. Whirley Crane (up to & including 25 tons) required ) Group 1OA Cranes (not over 25 tons, hammerhead & gantry) Power Shovels, Clamshells, Draglines, Backhoes, (Asst. to Eng. required) Gradalls (up to & including one (1) cu.yd. m.r.c. ) Power Blade Operator (Effective 6/15/69) (Asst. to Eng. required) Automatic Concrete Slip Form Paver (Gradesetter, Canal Finger Drain Backfiller (Asst.to Eng. Screedm~n & Asst. to Engineer required) required) (in addition to the above there shall Automatic Railroad Car Dumper be Two (2) Croup 7 Operators) Canal Trimmer (two (2) Asst. to Eng. required) Slip Form Paver (concrete or asphalt) (1 operator & Highline Cableway (over 5 tons) 2 screedmen) Loader (over 4 yds., up to &including twelve (]2) Tandem Cats cu. yards. ) Trencher (pulling Attached Shield) ~st. to Eng. Power Shovels, Clammhells, Draglines, Backhoes, required) Grade Alls, (over i yd. & up to & including 7 cu. Tower Cranes Mobile (Asst. to Eng. required) yds. m.r.c.) (Asst. to Engr. required) (Two Single Engine Rubber Tired Earth-Mov~g Machine (with Assts. to Engr. required on 120-B similar or tandem scrapers) larger) Cranes (over 25 tons). (Asst. to Engr. required) Rubber Tired Earth Moving Machines (multiple pro- Universal Liebher &Tower Cranes (And similar types ) pulsion power units & two or more scrapers) (up (In erection, dismantling & moving of equipment to &Including 75 cy "struck", m.r.c. ) there shall be an additional Operating Eng. at Group Self-propelled Compactor (with multiple propulsion 8 rates) power units) Wheel Excavator (up to & including 750 cu. yds. per hr. Whirley Crane (over 25 tons) (Asst. to Engr- required) Page 12 Rev. 8/15/68 ENGINEERS (Con ' d ) Group 8 Armor-Coater (or similar) (Two Operators and Rubber Tired Earth moving Equipment (up One Asst. to Eng. required) to and incl. 25 cu. yds. "struck" m.r.c. Asphalt Plant Engineer Euclids, T pulls, DW-iO, 20, 21 & similar) Cast-in-Pl~ee Pipe Laying Machine Tractor drawn scraper Combination Slusher and Motor Operator Self-Propelled Compactor with Dozer Concrete Batch Plant (Multiple units) Sheepfoot Dozer Tractor Heavy-Duty Repairman, and/or Welders Trenching Machine (Asst. to End. required) Ken Seal Machine (or similar) Tri-Bateh Paver (Asst. to Eng. required) Kolman Loader (asst. to Eng. required on two Tunnel Mole Boring Machine Operator (any (2) or more) asslst~nce in the operation, if needed, Loader (up to 2 yards) shall be performed by an Asst. to Eng. ) Mechanical Shield Operator (or similar) Welder Mechanical Trench Shield Woods-Mixer (and other similar Pugmill equip- Portable Crushing and Screening Plants (asst. ment) to Eng- required) Push Cat Group 9 Canal Finger Drain Digger (Asst. to Eng- required) Highline Cableway (5 tons and under) (In addition to the above there shall be one (1) Lull Hi-Lift or similar (20 ft. or over) Group 7 Operator) Mucking M~chine (Assto to Eng. when required) Chicago Boom Tractor (w~oom) (D-6 or larger, and similar) Comb. Mixer and Compressor (gunite) Combination Slurry Mixer and/or Cleaner Group l0 Boom-type Backfilling M~chine (Asst. to Eng. Lift SLab M~chine (Vagtborg &similar t~s) required) Loader (2 yds. up to &including 4 yds. Bridge Crane Locomotive (over lOO tons) (single or multiple Gary-Lift (or similar) unite) (Asst. to Eng. required) Chemical Grouting M~chine (Asst. to Eng. required) Multiple Engine Earth-moving machine (Euclids, Chief of Party Dozers, etc.) ( no tandem scraper ) Combination B~ckhoe & Loader (up to & including Power Blade Operator (move to Group lOA effective B/8 yd. ) (Asst. to Engr. required when more than 6/15/69 200 degree swing) Pre-Stress Wire Wrapping Machine Derrick Barges (except excavation work) (deck Shuttle Car (Reclaim Station) engr. & Asst. to Engr. required) Soil Stabilizer (P&H or equal) Page 11 ne~, sR5/68 ENGINEERS (Con'd) Group 6 BLH Lima Road Pastor or similar Locomotives (steam or over 30 ton) Boom Truck or Dual Purpose A-Frame Truck (Asst. to Eng. required) Concrete Batch Plants (wet or dry) Maginnis Internal Full Slab Vibrator Concrete Saws ( self-propelled unit ) on ( on airports, highways, canals, and streets, highways, airports and canals warehouses) Drilling and Boring Machinery, Vertical Mechanical Finishers ( concrete ) (Clary, and Horizontal (not to apply to water liners~ Johnson, Bidwell Bridge Deck or si~ wagon drills or Jackhammers) (Asst. to Eng. lar types) required) Mechanical Burro, Curb and/or Curb and Gradesetter, Grade Checker (Mechanical or Gutter Machine Concrete or Asphalt otherwise ) Portable Crushere Nighline Cableway Signalman Power Jumbo Operator (setting slip forms, Roller etc., in tunnels ) Sereedman (Barber-Greene & similar) (aspbaltic Slip-Form Pumps (power-driven hydraulic concrete paving) lifting device for concrete forms) Self-Propelled Compactor (single engine) Small Rubber-tired tractors Self-Propelled Pipeline Wrapping Machine Surface Heater (Parssuit, CRC, or similar types) Group 7 Concrete Conveyor or Concrete Pump, Truck or Pavement Breaker, Truck mounted, with Equipment mounted (Asst. to Eng. when required) compressor combination (Asst. to F~ng. Boom length to apply) driver required) Concrete Conveyor, Building site (afAr assistance Pipe Bending Machine (pipe lines only) shall be an employee covered by this agreement) Pipe Cleaning Machine (Tractor propelled Deck Engineers and supported ) Du~l Drum Mixer (Asst. to Eng. reqH~rcd) Pipe Wrapping Machine (Tractor propelled Fuller Kenyon Pump and similar types and supported) instrument Man Refrigeration Plant Journeyman Trainee Self-Propelled Boom Type Lifting Device Material Hoist (2 or more drums) (Asst. to Eng. required, except on 10 ton Mechanical Finishers or Spreader Machine (asphalt, capacity or less ) Barber Greene & similar) (Screedman required) Self-Propelled Elevating Grade Plane Mine or Shaft Hoist Slusher Operator Mixermobile Small Tractor (with boom) Pavement Breaker with or without Compressor com- Soil Tester bination Truck Type Loader Page 10 Re~,. 8/m5/68 ENGINEERS (Con'd) Group 2 Compressor Operator, electrically, diesel Mechanical Conveyor (handling building or gas powered, etc. materials ) Concrete Mixer (up to and incl. one yard) Mixer Box Operator (concrete plant) Conveyor Belt Operator (tunnel) Pump Operator Fireman Hot Plant Spreader Boxman (w/screeds) Hydraulic Monitor Tar Pot Fireman (power agitated ) G~oup 3 Box Operator (bunker) Self-propelled, Automatically Applied Locomotive (Asst. to Eng. required) Concrete Curing Machine (on streets, Motorman highways, airports & canals ) Oiler (Chauffeur ' s license required ), Trenching Machine-Maximum digging 3 ft. Class A depth (any assistance in the operation, Rodman or Chainman if needed, shall be performed by an Ross Carrier (construction Jobsite ) Asst. to Eng. ) Rotomist Operator Tugger Hoist, single drum Screedm~n (except asphaltic concrete paving) Group ~ Ballsst Jack Tamper Lubrication &Service Eng. (Mobile & Ballast Regulator Grease Rack) Ballast Tamper Multi-purpose ~aterial Hoist (1 drum) Boxman ( asphalt plant ) Shuttlecar Fork Lift or Lumber Stacker (Construction Tie Spacer jobs lte ) Towermobile Line M~ster Group 5 Compressor Operator (2 to 7) (electric, diesel Genemtors, gasoline, diesel, or electric Or gas powered ) drive ( 100 kw) Concrete Mixers (over i yd) Press-Weld (Air operated) Concrete Pumps or Pumpcrete Guns Pumps (2 to 7) Welding Machines (gasoline or diesel) (2 to 7) Page 9 Rev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ ELEVAT0..,R' CONST~..UCTOR~ D~a. te... R. ate ~Pr. Hr, Pr. Hr, Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr, Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Mechanic in charge 9/17/67 7-335 - employer - - - - - employee Mechanic 9/17/68 6.52 Helper 4.56 TERMINATES Probationary Helper B · 26 Probationers, 50~ of Journeyman ' s scale for six months; then to Helper ' s scale Overtime - all double ENGINEERS (Operating) 6/15/~ 35~ 40~(2~)** 25~* 9~ 5~(2¢ )** · Vacation & Holiday · *PensiGned Health & Weld'are w~_.s_ n/ls/~ ~/1/6~ ~e/15/b~ .1/~[77 ~ Oroup I 4.~ 4.99 5-19 5- ~5 5- 55 5- . Croup 2 5- 02 5.19 5 - 40 5- 57 5.78 5- 99 Group 3 5 - 16 ~ · B3 5- 5~ 5.71 .5.9~ 6.13 Group 4 5- 48 5- 86 5.89 6.07 6.30 6.53 Group 5 5.61 5.80 6.03 6.22 6-45 6.~ Group 6 5 - 68 5 · 87 6. ll 6.30 6.54 6.78 Group 7 5- 7~ 5 - 97 6.21 6.40 6- 6~ 6.88 Group 0 6. O1 6.21 6.46 6.66 6.91 7-16 Group 9 6.14 6.34 6.60 6, 80 7.06 7. Group 10 6.26 6.47 6-73 6.94 7-20 7.46 Group 1OA 6.3O 6.5B 6.81 7- 02 7- 28 7,5~ Group ll 6.42 6,63 6.90 7- ll 7- B8 7- 65 Group llA 7,06 7-30 7-59 7-83 8.12 8.41 Group llB 7 - 22 7 - 46 7 · 76 8. GO 8.30 8.60 Group llC 7 - 37 7- 62 7- 93 8.18 8.49 8.80 Group 1 ~ssistant to Engineer: Brakeman ~eavy duty repair shop parts room when needed) Fireman Switchman Heavy duty repairman helper Tar Pot Fireman Oiler Deckhand Slgo~lman Page Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other EI2ECTRICIANS .Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr______~ General Foreman 6/1/S8 8.86 23~* (l~ of gross (12~ of to w~ge w/held gross wage) & sent to 5/B1/69 fund) Foreman 7 · 98 Journeyman 7-09 * 3~ Salary continuation plan Journeyman Cable Splicer 7.98 Journeyman Technician 7 · 09 Apprentice rate - 4 year program - 1st period, 50~ of Journeyman rate; 2nd period, 55~; 3rd period,60~; 4th period~65~; 8 5th period, 7~; 6th period} 7~; 7th period, SC~ and 8th period~ 5~- Apprentice fringe benefits same as above. Overtime - all double ~s ~/3~/6~ Page 7 ~ev. 8t15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ CEMENT MASONS Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Jou~ey~n 711616S5.2711Ill67'~11616S~*6/1~16e*** 1/16/69 5-37 1/16/70 5-52 Note: Fringe benefits same for all 6/16/70 5.6~ classifications 1/16/71 5-94 Swinging or Slip Form 7/16/68 5-27 Scaffolds 1/16/69 5- 52 1/16/_7o 5.62 6~16/70 5.87 1/16/71 6.19 Mastic, Nagnesite, 7/16/68 5-27 Gypsum & all Compo- 1/16/.69 5-52 sition masons 1/16/70 5.62 6/16/70 5.87 1/16/71 6.19 *1/1~69 Increase to 36~ Foreman, Cement Mason 7/16/68 5.52 *'7Z1/69 Increase to 75¢ ~ 1/16/69 5.77 ***l/1/70 Increase to 60~ 1/16/.7o 5.67 6/1/?0 Increase to 7~ 6/16/70 6.1R l116/n 6.44 Foreman, Mastic, Mag- 7/16/68 5-52 nesite, g3rpsum, etc. 1/16/69 5-77 TERMINATES 6/16/71 1/.16/.70 5-87 6/16/70 6.12 1/16/n 6.44 Apprentice Rate - 3 year program; first six months, 65~; second six months, 75~; third six months~ 80~; fourth six months~85~; fifth six months# 90~; siXt=h six monthss95~ of Journeyman's rote Overtime - time and one-half for first e hours; double time thereafter; double time Saturday~ Sunday and holidays Page 6 Re~. 8/1~/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ CARPET, LINO & Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Fir. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. SOFT TILE ........ Journeymen 6/1/68 5.80 354 20~ 354 under 18~ to i year 12/31/68 12/31/68 6-17 45~ subsequent to years 6/1/69 Carpet Sewers 6/1/68 4.16 354 20~ 154 under 18~ 5~ 54 - 5~ and Shopmen to 1 year 12/31/68 12/31/68 ~+.33' 20~ subsequent #Dues check-off to years 6/1/69 * 1/1/69 - 25~ to be distributed by Union Poreman's scale - 50~ per hour above that of journeyman Overtime - all double Apprentice Rate - 3 year program; 6/1/67 - 0-6 months, 2.90; 6 to 12 months, 3-19; 12 to 18 months, months, ~.06; 2~ to SO months, ~.6~; SO to 36 months, 5.22 Page 5 Rev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ C__~.NTER8 (Con'd) Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr.:. Pr. Mr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. (Fore~n) Journeymen 9-15 6/16/70 7- 0~5 ~tillwrights 9- 5~ to 7.325 Shinglers 9- 30 7/15/71 7-175 Floorleers 9- 30 7.175 Power Saw 9 · 30 7 · 175 P~tent Scar- 9 · 30 7 - 175 fold Erectors ~EBMBUmgS 6/~6/71 Page ~ Rev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ CARPENTERS Date Rate Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Mr. (Foremen) Journeymen 6.15 6/16/68 5- 405 30~* 40~** 5C~ - 2¢ - - - Millwrights 6.54 to 5. 705 Shinglers 6~ 30 12/15/68 5. 555 Floorlayers 6.3° 5- 555 Power Saw 6. BO 5- 555 '7/1/69 Increase to Operator 7/1/70 Increase to 37~ Patent Scaf- fold Erectors 6.30 5-555 *'7/1/69 Increase to 45¢ 7/1/70 Increase to 50~ Journeymen 6.90 12/16/68 5- 705 Millwrights 7- 29 to 6. 005 Shinglers 7-05 6/15/69 5.855 Floorlayers 7 · 05 5. 855 ( Hardware ) POwer Saw 7- 05 5 - 855 Operator Patent Scaf- fold Erectors 7- 05 5- 855 ..TERMINATES 6/1~71 Journeymen 7- 65 6/16/69 6.205 Millwrights 8.04 to 6. 505 Shinglers 7.80 12/15/69 6.355 Floorlayers 7.80 6.355 ( Hardwan ) Power Saw 7.80 6.355 Operator Patent Scar- 7.80 6-355 fold Erectors Journeymen 8. ~0 12/16/69 6. h05 Millwrights 8.79 to 6.705 Shinglere 8.55 6/15/70 6. 555 Floorlayers 8.55 6.555 ( Hardware ) Power Saw 8.55 6.555 Operator Patent Scaf- 8.55 6. 555 fold Erectors Page 3 aev. 8/15/68 Hourly Health & Training Industry Dental Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ BRICKMASONS Date Rate Pr Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. - 6~ lo~ - Journeymen Bricklayers, 7/1/68 5.70 30~ BO~ 30~ ' Stone Masons, Block to Layers, Cork, Terrazzo 6/30/69 Workers, Pointing, ( 7 HOUR DAY ) TEP~INATES 6/90/69 Caulking & Cleaning Underground - sewer, manholes, etc., $2. OO per day above regular wage Foreman - one hour per day above the rate Overtime - all double Apprentice Rate - 4½ y~ar program; 45~ of journeym~n's rate; ~ increases to six month period, then 10% increases each six months u~p to and including eighth period, then 10~ on ninth period Page 2 Rev. 8/15/68 SANTA CLARA AND SAN BENIT0 COUNTIES BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL 370 UMBARGER ROAD SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA Phone 225-4494 Zip Code 95111 WAGE SCAI~ES See Last Page Building Trades H_pltdays Hourly Health & Training industry Dental UNION Effect. Wage Welfare Pension Vacation Holiday Fund Fund Fund Other~ ASBESTOS WORKERS Date Rate Pr. Mr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr- Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Pr. Hr. Asbestos Mechanic ~/1/6~ 0.51 30~ 25~ Ou~ 15~ l~ ** to Z31/s9 TERMINATES 6/31/69 2/1/~9 6-73 65~ ** Employers to pay 1~ per hour for tO each hour worked by employees. 6/31/69 If employer does not wish to participate in Improvement Fund (Industrial), he will be obliged to put 1~ per hour for each hour worked by employees into Health and Welfare Program. Foreman- 40~ over scale; General Foreman- 7~ over scale Subsistence Rate - $1~.00 per day for seven days; travel expense 15~ per mile Apprentice Rate - 4 year program, starting scale 60% of Jounmyman's rate w/lOt y~arly increases Overtime - e/1 double BOILE~ (Outside) Foreman 10/1/67 6.50 ~O~ 9/30/68 Asst. Foreman 10/1/67 6.~5 Same Same Same - S~me ~ Leadman ) to Boilermaker- 10/1/67 6. O0 Same Same Same - Same Blacksmith to Boilermaker- 10/1/67 5 · 70 Same Same Same - Same Blacksmith Helper to 9/30/68 Ap]prentice Rate - 4 yr. program, starting scale 6~ of Journeyman's rate first 6 months; ~ thereafter for each 6 month period Overtime - all double in excess of and holidays Page 1 Rev. 8/15/68