By Myrna Trauntvein
Times-News Correspondent
Nephi City Council members voted to adopt two changes in
the city's personnel policies.
One of those will allow for overtime pay in some
circumstances and the other for compensation for those who
are stand-by status.
"The first change will allow for overtime pay when
employees participate in certain pre-approved activities
funded by outside sources," said Randy McKnight, city
administrator.
The second change allow for compensation for personnel
who are on stand-by status.
Council member Darin Peterson made the motion to
include the two amendments in the city's personnel
policies.
"We want to be fair to our employees," said Brough.
"These amendments make our policy more equitable."
•Nephi City Council members will be considering
ideas to put in place to help celebrate the community's
150th birthday anniversary.
"In 2001, Nephi will be 150 years old," said Randy
McKnight, city administrator.
"There have been several inquires concerning what the
city is planning to do in 2001 to celebrate the 150th year
of the settling of Nephi City," he said.
Council members agreed to discuss possibilities at a
future work meeting.
"Residents of Nephi might talk to us individually if
they know we were planning to celebrate," said Chad Brough,
mayor.
He said comments from residents would be
appreciated.
•Several new employees will be hired at Canyon
Hills Golf Course to help complete the golf season.
"Some of the seasonal employees at the golf course are
going to school and, for that reason, they will no longer be
able to work as a seasonal employee," said Chad Brough,
mayor.
"In order to continue operations at the golf course
some additional seasonal employees will need to be hired,"
he said.
The city will hire Lance Ludlow, Jesse Brady, and
Scott Wallace to complete the season.
•Business licenses were approved for several
businesses at council meeting on Tuesday.
Licenses were approved for Dan and Lisa Woodland for
DL Design. The business will operate at 660 South 300
East.
Teri Boyd will operate Allpro Computers at 641 North
Main.
Herbert A. Roberts will open for business at 794 North
Main. The business will be known as Castrite Foundry.
Antonio Guerra obtained a business license to operate
as Wall Farms at 700 North Main.
Cody Higginson will operate Higg's Handyman from 53
East Center.
Cody Anderson, as Anderson Roofing, will operate a
roofing business from 75 East 800 North.
No More Homeless Pets in Utah will conduct a
veterinary clinic to neuter pets conditional upon the
council stipulation that a state licensed veterinarian is in
attendance when the service is offered in Nephi.
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