- proposal.

From Pago 3

; $50, 000 range. ”

Although Morris is 58 years old,

‘seven years shy of the city’s man-

datory retirement. age of 65, he can
“retire with full benefits because he’
‘has contributed to the city’s pen-’

'. sion plan -for 35. years, Raymond |

‘told the News after the meeting.

‘In proposing the motion, Ald.
‘Dana: Taylor. said the move to re-
aig Morris as. the department head

Morris, but ‘also to the city.”

He cited ‘‘the immediate need to ;. “pl
provide: continuity in: the depart-

ment.as a: whole and to retain an
individual with. | proven dedication
‘and: -Joyalty’? as - reasons ‘for’ the

But Ald: Ralph Hall said he v was.
against. the motion “fon a matter of .
‘principle’. and questioned how the

/:city:could ‘hire, a- limited, company .

asa ‘department head. |.
He’ said that, under’ the terms of

the ‘contract, the city, was. not deal."

‘direcily: with Mortis, but witha:

-o°' limited'-company’ that’ would ap.
: Point Morris | to.do the job. :

it I :
"Hall ‘said, noting that.” -
he: move, was probably a precedent :

Eo nables at Clark: D

~ possibly avoiding ‘the

“4 think we're ene a mistake
in hiring a limited company as a
department head,”* he told council.
“It’s incomprehensible.’”

Ald. Allan Blair reminded coun-
cil that he had proposed a motion
April 14:that would have allowed
staff vacancies such as this to be
subject to open competition, thus
situation
with Morris.

- “In. any: event,” council did not

‘-haye:. a) vacancy - guideline: to~ fall
. back: -on;?” he: said in “Teference: to

his ‘motion’s defeat. “-- co
“Blair then. told; council the pro-
posal --“‘raises some very. serious

questions of public accountability”

-door,”’
:Morn’s receiving both a pension

if Morris were-to. receive both his

pension and a salary from the city. -::

“Council could be accused of
circumventing a three-per-cent in-
crease at the front door in favor of
a 60-per-cent increase at the back
he. said in reference’ to

and a salary.

Ald. John Braithwaite
council ke could not: agree with
earlier comments. from Blair that
said the ‘move would garner the ci-
ty bad: press. “In my opinion
that’s nonsense,”’ Braithwaite said.

“‘What my concern is, is that we
know which way. we're going.””

“T think it is in the best interests

told the aldermen.
cerned about Morris, I'm ‘concern- :

told .

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pany incomprehensible’ -

of the city,’’ Mayor’ Jack Loucks
“I’m: not con-

ed about the job to be done.
But Hall expressed concern that

a company being the effective head .

of a city department might not be

legal. He proposed an amendment .
that no action be taken on the con- -
the “Ministry | of

tract until

Hall

‘Municipal Affairs ' comments on

the move.

“1 think this is a safeguard, ”
Hall said~ in: speaking. .to.. the
amendment.: .

“I think. it would be ‘prudent to

‘ask'the ministry,” he reiterated. -

“IT think it’s: just a stalling tac-
tic,””, Loucks said of the amend-

. ment, which was defeated 4-3."

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