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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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R31Page 37The City hire an animal control officer.
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R32Page 37The animal shelter be relocated within the city to make it more accessible.
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R33Page 37Leash and licensing laws be enforced.
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R34Page 37The City educate the community regarding licensing, vaccinations, leash laws, spaying and neutering.
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R35Page 37The City establish a fee schedule for costs incurred in animal control.
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R36Page 37All record keeping relating to animal control be current.
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R37Page 37State guidelines be followed for the ultimate disposal of any animal.
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R38Page 37Polaroid photographs of mi pounded dogs be posted at city hall in order for citizens to see if their dog has been impounded. CARPETING OF PARLIER CITY HALL Introduction The 2000/2001 Fresno County Grand Jury investigated a complaint from a concerned citizen about the method used by the City Manager in the purchase and installation of carpet in the Parlier City Hall.
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R39Page 37The Parlier Municipal Code and Purchasing Ordinance be followed.
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R40Page 37Shortcuts that violate the existing code not be considered. CODE ENFORCEMENT IN PARLIER Introduction The 2000/2001 Fresno County Grand Jury investigated a written complaint from a citizen that cited the lack of code enforcement in the City of Parlier.
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R41Page 37The present policy of code enforcement be changed to a more aggressive system which addresses all violations existing in the City of Parlier.
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R42Page 37Written policy and procedures be developed to provide for the tracking and documented resolution of all complaints.
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R43Page 37The city hire a code enforcement officer, supported with sufficient staff.
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R44Page 37Adequate training be provided for the code enforcement officer and staff, including instruction in property owner and tenant rights.
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R45Page 37A written manual providing guidelines on how to resolve code enforcement disputes be developed and implemented.
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R46Page 37The City of Parlier inform and educate the public on current code enforcement policy.
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R47Page 38A current copy of the Parlier Municipal Code be available for public use at City Hall and the public library. PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE CITY OF PARLIER Introduction An employee of the City of Parlier provided testimony to the 2000/2001 Fresno County Grand Jury regarding an unfair disciplinary experience while employed by the city. Subsequently, the Grand Jury received additional testimony from other current and former employees who indicated they too had not been treated in an equitable manner.
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R48Page 37The City of Parlier formulate and implement written policies and procedures regarding labor relations.
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R49Page 37The City develop written job classifications for all positions and issue them to all employees.
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R50Page 37The City require department heads to adhere to the PMC sections covering their areas of responsibility.
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R51Page 37A current copy of the PMC be made available to City Council members.
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R52Page 37The City prepare, and provide to all employees, a handbook informing them of employee rights as stated in the PMC.
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R53Page 37Employees be advised, in writing, of their rights of representation at all disciplinary hearings.
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R54Page 37Written annual job performance evaluations of all employees be conducted, a copy placed in the employee’s permanent file and a copy provided to the employee.
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R55Page 38A written salary schedule for each position be prepared and a copy made available to each employee.
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R56Page 38The city develop and issue a written policy regarding advancement and salary increases. 33