Stockton Municipal Code
Chapter 2
HUMAN RESOURCES
Part XII
EMPLOYMENT OF GOLF PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
SEC. 2-1201. ADOPTION:
This Part is adopted pursuant to Article XIV, Section 1002 of the Charter of
the City of Stockton to prescribe the qualifications and conditions applicable
to the employment by the City of employees of Golf Professional the City’s
formerly independent contractor, from whom functions have been assumed.
SEC. 2-1202. CLASSIFICATION:
A. The City Manager may employ any Golf Professional employees in any positions
excluded from the competitive service by Section 2-006 of this chapter.
B. The City Manager may employ any Golf Professional employees in any positions
included in the competitive service, without the necessity of examination;
provided that the positions are determined by the City Manager to be substantially
equivalent to the positions which the employees held with the Golf Professional,
and provided further that the City Manager is satisfied that the employees
have a satisfactory record of performance in such positions with the Golf Professional.
C. The Golf Professional employees shall be employed in a probationary status
and shall not be employed in any promotional classification.
SEC. 2-1203. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
The Golf Professional employees shall be examined by the City Physician in
accordance with City standards applied to all entry-level employees.
SEC. 2-1204. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
The Golf Professional employees shall comply with the educational requirements
contained in the applicable class specification at the time of employment.
SEC. 2-1205. SALARIES:
The City Manager shall designate the appropriate step in the City Salary Schedule
for each person employed pursuant to this part.
SEC. 2-1206. ACCRUED LEAVE:
Any person employed pursuant to this part shall be credited with the amount
of annual leave and sick leave accrued and unused and not cashed out to the
previous employer at the time this ordinance takes effect.
SEC. 2-1207. RATIFICATION:
The employment by the City Manager of any person in accordance with the provisions
of this Part but prior to the effective date of the ordinance adopting this
Part is hereby ratified.
SECTION II. SEVERABILITY.
In the event any section or portion of this ordinance shall be determined invalid
or unconstitutional, such section or portion shall be deemed severable and
all other sections or portions hereof shall remain in full force and effect.
(Added by Ordinance 012-02C.S. – Effective April 25, 2002)