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RESOLUTION NO. 62-175
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, ASCERTAINING AND
DETERMINING THE PREVAILING RATE OF WAGES TO
BE PAID FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN
IMPROVEMENTS IN HARBOR BOULEVARD AND CERTAIN
OTHER STREETS, ALLEYS AND EASEMENTS IN
~SESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 218 IN SAID CITY AND
ALSO TO APPLY TO SUBSEQUENT PUBLIC WORKS AND
IMPROVEMENTS UNTIL THE AMENDMENT OR REVOCATION
OF THIS RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Santa Ana,
california, did on the 6th day of August, 1962, adopt its Resolu-
tion of Intention No. 62-156; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of
the Labor Code of the State of California, it is necessary that the
City Council of the City of Santa Aha ascertain and determine the
general prevailing rate of wages on public works, and the provi-
sions of said code make it mandatory upon the awarding body of any
public contract where said body subsequently calls for bids for
any public improvement to ascertain and determine the general'
prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality in which the
work is to be performed, for each craft or type of workman or
mechanic needed to execute the contract, and also the general
prevailing rate for legal holiday and overtime work in each craft
or type of workman or mechanic.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA
ANA, CALIFORNIA, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That it, the said City Council of the City
of Santa Ana, after due inquiry has ascertained and does hereby
determine that the general prevailing rate of per diem wages in
the City of Santa Aha, which also includes thehlocality in which
the work described is to be performed in the matter of the con-
struction of certain improvements in Harbor Boulevard and other
streets, alleys and easements in Assessment Distriet No. 218 in
said City, for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed
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to execute the contract, and also the general prevailing rate for
legal holiday and overtime work for each craft or type of workman
or mechanic, is in accordance with the schedule attached hereto:
Any classification omitted herein shall be paid not less
than $ Z'~ per hour.
Holiday, Sunday and overtime employment is not usually
permitted, but if allowed, wages shall be one and one-half times
the above rates.
The rates of wages, including overtime, holiday and
Sunday rates, as just specified, are subject to the effect, if
applicable thereto, of executive orders of the President of the
United States No. 9240, dated September 9, 1942, and No. 9350,
dated October 3, 1942, to any modifications thereof and to any and
all lawful orders of the President or any other authorized Federal
officer or agency, insofar as the same may be applicable to this
contract. In case of any inconsistency or omission, the rates
fixed by any such applicable Federal order, whether higher or
lower, shall control.
In accordance with the provisiorsof Section 1777.5 of
the Labor Code, as amended by Chapter 971, Statutes of 1939, and in
accordance with the regulations of the California Apprenticeship
Council, properly indentured apprentices may be employed in the
prosecution of this work.
The above listed rates are based upon a working day of
eight (8) hours, being proportionately applicable to eight (8)
hours or less of employment in any one calendar day other than
Saturdays, Sundays and the following seven legal holidays:
New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of
July, Labor Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving
Day and Christmae, where any work is required
in case of extraordinary emergency caused by
fire, flood or danger to life or property.
For any working time of more than eight (8) hours in any
one calendar day and for time worked on Saturdays, Sundays and any
of the aforementioned holidays, not less than one and one-half time
the specified rates shall be paid.
APPROVED and ADOPTED this 17th day of September, 1962.
ATTEST:
CLERK' OF THE COUNCIL
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Plaster Tenc~er ................. ~.~ .......................... $4.2S
Health and T/elfare---l~c per hour)
Roofer:
Foreman .................................................... ~.45 $4.55
Sub-Foremen ............................................. 4.35 4.45
Journeyman ............ L .................................. 4.10 4.20 5
Pitch Roofer and Enameler:
Foremen .................................................. 4.75 4.85
Sub-Foreman .: ............................................ 4.45 4.55
Journeyman .....; ......................................... 4.40 4.~
Heal~ and ~effar~ ~
(Apprentice TreJnlng~l c)
Sheet ~1 Foremast0% above Journey-
Sheet Metal ~orker ............... : .................. ~.20 ~ ~
(Health and ~far~} /~
( Pensio~l
(Vecafio~ gross ~ytoll)
TILE S~ERS $1-61
Tile Setter Foreman in charge of ~ess then ~/~
11 men $2.50 per day and ~n charge of
, 11 or m~re men $5.~ pqt day MORE
TH~N the Tile Layers' wage. ~ ~
Tile Setter HeJ~r ................................... :...
Inexp~r~ence~ ....................................
APPR~TI~E S~HEDULE
PERIOD AND RATE
The Apprentice rate is ~ ~ntage of ~l j~eymaa's rate
Craft Inte~alslst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
7th 8th 9th 10th
Asbestos 12 mos..60 :70 .80 .90
Bricklayers 6 me~.B0 .60 .70 .80 .90 .95
Carpenters 6 mos..75 .78 .81 .84 .87 .90 ,93 .96
Cement
Masons 6 mos..60 .67 .74 .81 .88 .95
Electricians 6 mos. ,SO .60 .65 .70 .75 .80 .8S .90
Glaziers 1000 hrs..60 ,6S .70 .7S .80
Lathers 6 mos..50 ,60 .68 .76 .84 .92
Ironworkers 6 mos..77 .81 .85 .89 .93 ,97
Painters 6 mos. .60 .65 .70 .75 .8S .95 1.00
Plumbers 6 mos: ~50 .55 .60 .65 .70 .74 .78> .B~: :86 .90
Plasterers 3 mos. ,45
Roofers 6 mos..74 .80 .85 .90 .gS .975
Sheet Metal
~/orkers 6 mos..55 .60 .65 .70 .725 .TS .775 .80
Plasterers 6 mos. .55 .60 .b5 .70 .75 .80 .85
S~gn Painter 6 mos..40 .46 .52 .58 .64 .70 ,76 .82 .88 .94
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HOURLY WAGE RATES OF
BUILDING ANb CONSTRUCTION TRADES UNIONS
' Affiliated with the
Building and Construction Trades
Council of orange County
1605 North Harper Street
~A, NTA ANA, CA!~IFORNIA
· ,IEfferson 1-3458
ADDITIONAL COST ITEMS FOR THE SUB-?RADES: For additional cost items
RI~,~L~S AND ~Y/ELDERS FOR THE SUB-TRADES: Same wage Scales as
ASBESTOS WORKERS 8-1-&1
Asbestos ~Y/orker~ .~...~ ................................. $4.33.
50c per day [h~rease in $6 & $7 zones.) ' '
(Health & XX/elfare--10c)
(Vacatiom~25ct
( Pension--I 0c~20c 8-1-60~
BOILERMAKERS AND B~CKSMITHS 1~1-61
Boilermaker and ~ac~mlth Foreman ............ $5.10
Boilermaker and Blacbmith ~sistont Fore-
man or Leedman ........... ~.~...Z:.~....Z .......4~85
Boilermaker and Blacksmith ........................... 4.60
Boilermaker end Bbcksmith Helper .............. 4.30
(Health and ~elfare~10c~ 1-58)
Bricklayer Forem~n N~ less ,than $2.00
per day above ~ourneymah rate.
BrlcElayer and Stone Mason ....................... 4.53
(Hearth and ~elfar~None) , ,,
Bricktender ..................................................3.S~
(Health and
CARPET AND LINOLEUM LAYER~ 8-16-61 ~/~
Corpef, Linoleum ~nd Soft Tile Leye~ ........ $~.10 ~'~
{Health and ~elfar~l~c)
(Apprentice Trelnlng~l c)
sUb-Trades
Elecfrlc~an Foreman .................................... 5.32
Electric{an W~remen ................................. 4°78
Cable Splicer Foreman .... · .........
Communication .........................................
ELEYATOR CON~O~
Elevator Constructor Helper?~..r~ ........... 3.~
employes)
(Vacation: 4% gro~ for men 5 years or
longer, 2% unde~ 5 yearn)
HOUSEMOYERS 7-11~
Housemover Journeymen ............................
Junior Housemover ..................................... 3.08
(Health and ~el~10c)
Orange ~oun~ ~ea~l
Lather Foremo~N~ less than 37t/2c more
(Health and ~elfer~,..~)
(Trade promofio~~
(Pension Pl~n~0c~ /~
(Apprentice Tre~.n~ ~r~
Long ~ach Aree~al No.
Lather Foreman~Nof less then 371/2c ~r
[Heolfh and ~elfar~15c per hoUr)
(Trade promof]o~3c per hour)
Penslon~10c per hour)
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PAINTERS ; :' 7-1-61
Painter Foreman--28c per hour above Jour-
E~rush .............................................................~3.88
· Br~sh;~Swlr~j Sfa~', ..................................... 4.13
iron. Steel end Bridge .................................... 4.13
rron Steel and Bridge, Swing 5rage ............ 4.38
~ron Stoa{ and Br]clge Spray Painter ...........
~ron Steel and Bridge Spray Palnfer, Swing
Stage ................................................... 4.63
'Spray ~un or Sandblaster ........................... 4.13
. ,. Spray ~bn or ~aadblasfer, Swing Stage ........ 4.38
Paint Burner ................................................. 3.88
PaDer Hanger ............................................. 4.005
Pressure Eoller Stippler ................................ 3.88
TaDer ........................................................
Steep ejac~ Wor~er ......................................
(8-hour day for'above)
{Health and ~X/eifar~lic)
(~dmlnisfrafior Fu~d .0It
Sign and Pictorial Ferema~--10% above
Journeyman rate. ~.1-61
Journeyman Pictorial ~r~ist .........................
Journeyman S~cjn Painter ............................ 3.95
Sign ana P1cfoHa Helper ...........................
(7-hour day fo[ pbove)
(HeeJfh and
(Pension Plan 10c)
PIPE TRADES 7-1-61
Plumbel an~ Stearm~iffer C'~enera Foreman
20~ aDove gross Journeymen rate.
Plumber eno Steamfitter Foreman--10%
Plumber--Journeyman ......................................... $4.58
Heating and ^ir Conditioning ........................... 4~8
Steerer[tie--Industrial Pipe Fitting .................... 4.58
Leaa Burner Journeyman ................................... 4.8~
(Health and :s'X/~r:-[~°/~ p~r ~Odr)
(Pension Plan I~V~.:of cJ~O~S payroll)
(Vacafion__71/2 % ] '
(VacaHon Fund---~-'per ~our
{ Pe ns~on~r~C~er hour)
1-1-62
7-1-62
$3.99 $4.21
4-;L~ 4.46
4.24 4.46
4.49 4.71
4.49 4.71
4.74 4.96
4,24 4146
4.49 4.7~
3.99 4.2 I
4.115 4.335
3.99 4.21
4.14 4.36
. ~39 5.61
$4.83
4.83
4.83
4.83
BUSINESS ADDRESSES
OF
HEALTH & WELFARE PROGRAMS
(Revised 0/1/61)
WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES
CARPENTERS Health & Welfare Trust for Southern
C, allfom~ M.A. Comell & Co.--412 W, ~h ,~t.,
Los Angeles 14, ~ ............................................. ....MAdlsim 2-3141
CEMENT MASONS Southern California Health &
Welfare Fund. M.A. Comell & Co.41i W. 6th
St., Lo~ l~gel~ 14, I~-~ll~ .................................................. J~iAclisoa 1-611l
Cali~orain IRONWORI~RS' Field Walfaze Plan
Judah St., ~ Francisce, Calif .................................. OVerlsad 1-1720
LABoR~RS Hs~Ith & Wel~re Trust for Southern 810 oS. Sprh~ St, Los Anseles 14, Caltf .....................
OPEI~TING ENGINE~;I~ Health & Welfare Fund
714 So. Park View, Lo~ Angeles 57, r~]~f ........................ .DUnkirk 8-51~8
Co~lmction TEAMSTERS Security Fund for Southern ~'.~llfomts
coneral Con'espondemce:
41~ W. 6th St., Lo~ Angel~ 14, ~.?llf .................... ~ ~-g187
i~.latms. Teamsters Security pla.~. Inc, 1616 W. gth St., I~s Azli~les
LOS ANG~I,I~.~ BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADF~ COIINCIL
Al~_,..~O
1~ ll~,m~ Blvd., L~ A~elm ~, C. al~.
DUnId~ ~
The wage rates lizted below are in accordance with the terms o[ the
Southern Ca~ornia Master Labor Agreement [or the Construction Industry
and cover the following counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bemar-
dino, Imperial, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Kern, luyo and Mono.
ADDITIONAL COST I'£KM$: For subsistence Allowances, Transpor~ao
lion and Travel Time Allowances, Apprentice Prograra Contffoutions, etc., con-
[act the Local Union or its ~ei Council ha~lg ~wisdicllon.
RIGGERS and WELDERS FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES: Same wag~
scales as craRs to which rigging and welding are incidental.
CARPENTERS
Health and Welfare-10C per hour.
Pension Fund-10~ per hour.
the highest elassiGcation over which he has respemihility, excepi
"Pneumatic Nailer."
4/1S/41
Carpenter .................................................................................................... &4.00
Shingler .................................................................................................... 4.13'
Hardwood Floor Worker ................................................................................ 4.20
Millwright .................................................................................................
Saw Filer ......................................................................................................... 4.08
Table Power Saw Operator ............................................................................ 4.525
Pile Driver Man-Bridge or Dock Carpenter ................................................ 4.13
Pile Driver Man-Derrick Bargeman_ ............................................................. 4.13
Pile Driver Man-Head Rock Slinger ........................................................... 4.10
Pile Driver Man-Rock Slinger ..................................................................... 3.90
Pneumatic Nailer ........................................................................................
Men working [rom a bos'n's chair or a swinging scaffold, or suspended from a
rope or cable, shall receive 25¢ per hour above the applicable Journeyman or
Apprentice rate.
CEMENT Jv~SOHS
Health ~nd Wel-~are--W ~ hour,
Foreman: When three or more Cement Masons are employed on a job, one
shall be employed as a Foreman and shall receive not less than
per hour more than the highest dassi~cation over which be has
leadership.
Cement Mason ................................................................................................ $4.04
Cement Mason, chipp/ng and patch/rig .......................................................... 4.04
Curb Form and Phnk SeCtor, including sett/ng of
lines, stakes and grades..~ ............................................................................. 4.04
Serc~d Setter, including screed pins .............................................................. 4.04
cCement Maso.n (magnets.ire., magnesite-terrazo and mastic composition).... 4.16
ement Floating and Fm/shing Machine Operator ...................................... 4.29
Curb and Cutter Machine Overator (cement only) ...................................... 4.04
~lary and Sim/hr T:,-/)e of $crend O~rator 4.04
rinding Machine Operator ...._~ ................................................................... 4.04
Jackson Vibratory and $iml ~r Type $creed Operator .................................. 4.04
Scoring Machine Overato~ ............................................................................ 4.04
Cement Masons employed on a, Swinging Stage or Bos'n's Chair receive 25~
per hou~ over the Cement Ma~on s ~ate.
IRON WORKERS
(For territorial jurisdiction of Locals 229, 433 and 416.)
Health and Wel~are-12~i per hour e~ective 8/16/59.
Health and WeHare-151 per hour effective 8/16/60.
Pension Fund--10~ per hour.
Vacation Plan: 10~ per hour effective 8/16/61.
Foreman: Receives not less than 351 per hour more than the hourly rate o{
the highest classification over which he has supervision.
Reinforcing Ironworker .................................................. $4 025 $4.25
Structural Ironworker ............. 4'275 4.50
Ornamental Ironworker .............................................................. 4.275 4.50
Fence Erector ................................. 4.075 4.30
LABORERS
(For Tunnel Work, see T~IIT, T~I Cla~atiolls)
Health and Wel~are-10t per hour.
Foreman: Receives not less than 30¢ per hour more than the hourly rate of
the highest classification over which he has leadership.
Laborer-General or Construction .................................................................. $3.26
Demolition Laborer, The Cleaning o£ Brick and Lumber ............................ 3.26
Dry Pack/ng of Concrete ................................................................................ 3.26
Ope. r~a~r of ~l?e .um.atic and Electric Tools, Vibrating Mach/nes and
sim ar mecnamcal tools not separately class~ed herein .......................... 3.47
LABORERS (Continued)
5/I/41
Concrete Saw M~an, excluding Tractor Type ................................................3.47
Roto-Scraper .................................................................................................... 3.47
Concrete Core Cutter ...................................................................................... 3.47
Asphalt Raker and Ironer ................................................................................ 3.47
Asphalt Shoveler ............................................................................................ 3.36
Buggymobile Man .......................................................................................... 3.47
Cement Dumper (on 1 yd. or larger mixer and handling bulk cement) ...... 3.47
Cesspool Digger and Installer ....................................................................... 3.44
Chucktender ................................................................................................... 3.41
Concrete Cur~-Impervious Membrane and Form Offer ............................ 3.45
Cribber or Shore~ ......................................................................................... 3.62
Cutting Torch Operator (Demolition) .......................................................... 3.31
Driller (cure, Diamond or Wagon), Joy Driller Model TW M-iA,
Gardner-Denver Model DH 143 and similar type drills (in accord-
ance with memorandum of understanding between Laborers and
Operating Engineers dated at Miami, Florida, February 3, 1954) ........ 3.71
Driller, lackhammer 2~t ~ot drill steel or longer ........................................3.55
Fine Grader, Highway and Street Paving, Airports, Runways, and
similar type heav~ construction ............. ~ ................................................ 3.36
groan ......................................................................................................... 3.26
~..as and Oil Pipeline Laborer ........................................................................ 3.26
Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper--Pot Tender and Form May_ ....................... 3.47
Gas and Oil Pipeltae Wrapper--O-inch pipe and over .................................. 3.60
~uinea Chaser ................................................................................................ 3.34
Laborer Packing Rod Steel and Pans ............................................................. 3.385
~Landscape Gardener and Nursery Man ......................................................3.36
Laying o~ id] non-metallic pipe, including Sewer Pipe, Drain Pipe
and Underground Tile ....................................... : ..................................... 3.57
Making and Cu, lking of all non-metallic Pipe Joints .................................. 3.45
Powderman ...................................................................................................... 3.62
Riprap Stonepave~ .......................................................................................... 3.4~
Rock Slinger ................................................................................................... 3.52
Head Rock Slinger .......................................................................................... 3.78
Sandblaster (N0~eman} ............................................................................... 3.71
Sandblaster (Pot Tender) 3.45
Scaler ............................................................................................................. 3.31
Scaler (Using ~'n's Chair er Safety Belt or Power Tocl~) .......................... 3.52
Septic Tank Digger and Installer (Lead Man) ..............................................3.41
Steel Headerboatd Man ................................................................................ 3.685
Tank Scaler ami Cleaner .................................................................................. 3.385
Tarman and Motim'man .................................................................................. 3.31
Tree Climber, Failer, Chain Saw Operator, Pittsburgh Chipper and
similar type Brash shredders .................................................................... 3.47
Unden~round Laborer, including Caisson Bellover ...................................... 3.39
Watchman ........................................................................................................ 2.60
Window Cleaner ........................................................................................... 3.26
*Has knowledge o~ plant materials and how ~o plant them. Lays out plant
arrangements to {ollow the landscape plan.
TUNNEL CLASSIFICATIONS (S., Notel
Health and Wel~are--10~ per hour.
NOTE: Workmen on each shift receive 8 hours' pay for 7 hours' work except- '
lng that on single slgft operations (starling at 7:00, 7:30, or 8:00 a.m.)
for tunnels ]ess than 200 feet, workmen receive 8 hours' pay for 8
hours' work.
Shi~ers ............................................................................................................ $4.11
Sha~ and Raise Miner .................................................................................... 4.06
Miners-Tunnel (hand or machine) ................................................................ 3.81
Timberman, ReLLmberman-Wood or Steel ...................................................
Blasters, Drillers, Powdermen. ..................................................................... 3.81
Chez~ Pickermen .......................................................................................... 3.81
Nipper ..............................................................................................................
Chuc~ender, Cabletender ............................................................................ 3.fl6
Swamper (Brakeman and Switclunan on Tunnel Work) .............................. 3.56
Powderman--Pdmer House ............................................................................ 3.81
Bull Cang Fozeman ........................................................................................ 3.81
Bull Gang, Muckers, Trackmen. .................................................................... 3.5fl
Dumpmen ........................................................................................................
Steel For~ Raisers and Se~ers ......................................................................
Helper for Steel Form Raisers and Setters .................................................... 3.~8
Vibratormen, Jack Hammer, Pneumatic Tools (except Driller) .................... 3.fl~
Concrete Crew, ~ncludes Rodders and Spreaders ......................................... 3.50
Grout Crew ...................................................................................................... 3.5~
Grout Gunmen ................................................................................................ 3.76
Kemper and other PneumatJc Concrete Placer Operators ......................... 3.81
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Watchmen ...................................................................................................... 2.60
OPERATING ENGINEERS
F ~ l ~¢ '
oreman: eceives not ess than ~ov per hour more than the hourly rate of the
highest classification over which he has supervision.
GHOUP ! ........................................................................................................ $~v9~ -~. l~-
Air Compressor, ~xmp or Generator Operator
Engineer-Oiler and Signalman
~tteavy Duty Repairman's Helper
Switchman or Brakeman
O¥'EP~TI HG EHGI#EEIG
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CROO~ ~ ........................................................................................................ ~ ~, o~?
Concrete Mixer Operater-Skip Type
Conveyor Ol~wainr a~l Bellman
Fireman
Generator, Pump or Compressor Operator (~,~e~ poziahle umts)
C,~merator, Pump or Compressor Plant Operator
S~loader-Wheeltype--Ford, Ferguson, leep or Similar Type
~l ~ le~ (W'~out Dragtype Attachm~)
caovP 3 .......................................................... ~ ........................................ ~ g/y
Fr~m~ or Winch Track Opemlm
lElevainr Hoist Operator
Ford, Ferguson or Slmilor Type (With Dragtype A~mchmant~)
Hydra-Hammer or Similar ~ Equipment
Powe~-Driven Jumbo Form Set~r Ol~rainr
lk~ Carrlar or Fork Lift Operator Oob Site)
Sell-Propelled Tar Ptpe]intng Machine Operator
Stationao, Pipe Wrapping ~d Cle~.t.g Machine Ope~inr
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0 Kolman Pelt Loader ~ Smm~]_ar Type r
C, ~1
o Ail. operators on tower cranes (Amercan Pecco,
?ucyrus Eri% iiayco-~,~emt% Lxnden and S~ilar ~
TF. JiMSTERS /~Z ~
Itealth and Welfare-i'll-per hour.
Foreman: Receives not less than t5¢ per hour more than the hourly rate o£ the
highest classification over which he has supervision.
Driver of Dump Truck o{ less than:
4 yds. water level .................................................................................. $3.575
4 yds. but less than 8 yds. water level ................................................ 3.605
8 yds. hut less than li yds. water level .............................................. 3.6~5
1~ yds. but less than 16 yds. water level .............................................. 3.735
16 yds. or more water level .................................................................. 3.055
Driver of Track Legal Payload Capacity:
Less than 6 tons ............................................................................... 3.575
6 tons to 10 tons ................................................................................ 3.605
10 tons to 15 tons ................................................................................ 3.655
15 tons to 20 tons .................................................................................. 3.735
gO tons or more ...................................................................................... 3.955
Driver of Dumpster Truck ............................................................................ 3.955
Driver of Transit-Mix Track--under 3 yds ................................................. 3,815
iver of Transit-Mix Track--3 yds. or more .............................................. 3.955
~as and Oil Pipeliue Working Truck Driver, including Winch Truck
and all sizes of Trucks, or any other pipeline where a composite
crew is used ................................................................................................ 3.755
Driver of Road Oil Speeder Truck ............................................................... 3.755
Bootman .......................................................................................................... 3.755
Dumpcrete Track less than 6Vz yds. water level ..........................................3.815
Dumpcrete Truck, 6~ yds. water level and over ........................................ 3.955
Ross Carrier Driver--Highway ...................................................................... 4.135
Water Trucw Driver-Under 2500 gals ....................................................... 3.635
Water Track Drlver--2500 gals. to 4000 gals ............................................... 3.755
Water Truck Driver~000 gals. and over .................................................... 3.875
Industrial Lift-Truck Driver .......................................................................... 3.575
Fork Lift Driver ............................................................................................ 4.135
Traffic-Control Pilot Car, excluding moving hea~y equipment, per-
mit loads ...................................................................................................... 3.575
Truck Greaser and Tireman ............................................................................ 3.905
Truck Repairman ............................................ ~ ............................................. 4.415
Truck Repairman Helper ............................................................................. 3.685
Warehouseman and Teamster ...................................................................... 3.495
Warehouseman-Clark .................................................................................... 3.635
A-Frame or Swedish Crane Driver ................................................................ 4.135
Driver of Euclid-Type Spreader Truck ........................................................ 4.145
DW 10 and DW 20 Euclid-~pe Equipment, Le Touraeau Pulis,
Terra Cobras and similar types of equipment; also PB and similar
type tracks when performing work within the Teamster iurisdic-
Hon, regardless of types of attachment .................................................... 4.415
Winch Truck Driver--12V~¢ per hour additional when operating power winch, or similar special attachments.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS
CITY OF SANTA ANA )
Is DORIS BROWNs do hereby Certify that I am the Clerk of bhe Council of
the City of Santa Ana; that the foregoing Resolution was regularly introduced
to mid council at its regular meeting held on the l?th day of September, 1962,
and was at said meeting regularly passed and adopted by the following vote:
Royal Eo Hubbard, Henry Ho Schlueter, James Gilmores
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN:
COUNCILMEN:
AYES s
NOE S,
ABSENT,
Bob Brewer, A. Ao Hall
None
None
CLERK'OF THE COUNCIL