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The Infrastructure and Operations Subcommittee presents recommendations aimed at maintaining service levels while ensuring cost savings. The proposal includes three key organizations: Engineering, Department of Public Works (DPW), and Recreation Maintenance. It is suggested that Recreation Maintenance remain with the Recreation Department without a reduction in headcount. Anticipated management savings will occur in 2013 with the phasing out of selected positions. Further recommendations include consideration for creating a Parks & Recreation Department, highlighting future initiatives like DPW facilities and leaf/brush removal.
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TTF Infrastructure & Operations Subcommittee Organization Chart Recommendations May 16, 2012
Org Chart Recommendation Overview • Goal: Sustain levels of service AND assure savings at the same time • We recommend three organizations • Engineering • DPW • Recreation Maintenance • Recreation Maintenance should stay within Recreation with no decrease in headcount
Expected Headcount Savings after Departmental Consolidation * Recommendation for 2013. As per org charts, one additional management position will be phased out during 2013 and two more may be phased out.
Titles/Positions to Be Eliminated Under Consolidated Org Chart * Recommendation for 2013. As per org charts, one additional management position will be phased out during 2013 and two more may be phased out.
Expected Cost Savings from Consolidated Org Chart* * Note: these numbers (1) have not yet been reviewed by the TTF Finance Committee and (2) do not include positions discussed in footnotes on previous slides
Other Comments • Thanks to John Heilner, Jo Butler, John Clearwater, Mark Freda, Kathy Monzo and Bob Bruschi • We informally recommend that the new governing body give serious thought to creating a Parks & Recreation Department • Coming attractions from the I&O Subcommittee: • DPW Facilities and Capital Equipment • Leaf/Brush Removal • Garbage/Composting Collection