HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 91-74RESOLUTION NO. 91-74
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
BAKERSFIELD ASCERTAINING AND DETERMINING THE
GENERAL PREVAILING RATE OF PER DIEM WAGES AND
GENERAL PREVAILING RATE FOR LEGAL HOLIDAYS
AND OVERTIME WORK TO BE PAID IN THE MATTER
OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 896.
WHEREAS, the Councilof the City of Bakersfield,
California, did on the 23d day of September, 1974, adopt Resolution
of Intention No. 896 for the construction of certain improvements
in Public Improvement District No. 896; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of the Labor Code of
the State of California, it is necessary that the Council for the
City ascertain and determine the general prevailing rate of per
diem wages for public work, and by the provisions of said code,
make it mandatory upon the awarding body of any public contract
where the body subsequently calls for bids for any public improve-
ment, 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, classification or type of workman needed to execute
the contract, and also the general prevailing rate for legal holidays
and overtime work for each craft, classification or type of workman.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the
City of Bakersfield, California, that said Council has ascertained
and hereby finds and d~ermines that the general prevailing rate of
per diem wages in the locality in which said work is to be performed
as described in said Resolution of Intention No. 896, for each craft,
classification or type of workman needed to execute the contract
and also the general prevailing rate of legal holidays and overtime
work for each craft, classification or type of workman to be as
follows:
BASIC RATE
PER' HOUR.
$ 6. S0*
8.81'**
6.25'.
8.51'**.
7.38*
7.38*
6.15'
7.88***
8.81'**
6.45***
8.92*i*'
8.71'**
8.40***
'8.35**
7.61'**
7.44*
7.55*
7:2o*
7.35*
7 ·60*
,, EXHIBIT "A"
CLASSIFICATION
H ~ W
Asprmlt Raker, Ironer, 65~ph
Luteman .-
A~phalt or Concrete Spreading, 95~ph
-Mechanical Tamping or Finish-
ing Machine Operators (all types)
Asphalt Shovelet 65~ph
Screed Operator Casphalt or
concrete)
95~ph
Bootman
Driver of Road Oil Spreader
Truck
Flagman
Heavy Duty Repairman's Helper
EMPLOYER PAYMENTS FOR
VACATION PENSION
Heavy Duty Repairman
Laborer (General or
Construction)
35~pk $I.35 ph
'Motor Patrol Operator
(Multi-Engine)
Roller Operator (Asphalt or
Finish).
30~ph
A Frame'Operator
Carpenter
Cement Mason
35~ph
30~ph
Driver of Transit Mix Truck'
under 3 yards
Driver of Transit Mix Truck
3 yards and over
1.50 ph
1.50 ph
1.50 ph
Driver of'Truck C2 axles)
MiSC.
10.¢pk
Driver of Truck C3 axles)
124 ¢ph.
lOCph
14 ¢ph
Driver of Truck C4 or more
ailes)
$1.'00 ph $1.00 pk 65~ph None
1.00 ph 1.00 ph 65~ph None
6S'~:ph
9 S ~ph
95~ph
65{ph
9$~ph
95~ph
9S~pk
74~ph
90~pk.
$1.00 ph
1.00 ph
3S~ph' $1.35 ph
30~ph 1.50 ph
30~ph. 1.50 ph
35¢ph 1.35 ph
30~ph .1.50 ph
30¢ph 1.S0 ph
30¢pk 1.S0 ph
70{ph 95¢pk
8O~pk $1,20 ph
$1,00 ph 65~ph
-XOCph
14~ph
I0¢ph
1,4¢ph
14e~ph
1.00 pk
1.00 ph
_ 1.00 ph
14~ph
8{ph
8¢ph
None·
1.00 pk 65~ph None
1.00 ph 65~ph None
1.00 ph 65¢ph None
. ! -' 00 ph _. 65 ¢ph None
BASIC RATE:
PER HOUR
$ 6,46 *
8.71'**
8.81'**
~.49'
8.51'**
7.88***
8.71'.
7.4O*
7.50*
CLASSIFICATION
Operators and tenders of pneu-
matic and electrical tools not
separately classified herein
Tractor Operator, Up to D5,
Push'Tractor Bulldozer, Taper
and Scraper
Tractor Operator above D5,
Bulldozer, Tamper and Scraper
War chinart
Boxman or Mixer Box Operator
Compressor Operator
Backhoe Operator
(up to and incl. 314 yd).
Water Truck Driver - 2 axle
Water Truck Driver - 3 or
more axles
DIPLOYER PADIF-NTS FOR
H I~ W VACATION 'PENSION
65¢ph 55¢ph $ 1.55 ph
'F '-
95 ~ph S'0 ~ph 1. S 0 ph
95~ph 30~ph 1.S0 ph
65 ~ph 35 ~ph
95~ph 30~ph
95~ph S0¢ph
95~ph 30~ph
$1.00 ph $1.00 ph
1.00 ph 1.00 ph
MISC.
10~ph
14 ¢ph
14¢ph
1.35 ph 10¢ph
1.50 ph 14¢ph
1.50 ph 14¢ph
1.50 ph 14¢ph
65~ph None
65¢ph None
8.51'**
6.66*
6.44*
8.71'**
8.71'**
Trenching Machine Operator
(Up to, 6' depth capacity)
Pip~layer
.Pipelayer's backup man
Rubber-tired earth moving equip-
ment operator (single engine up
to and incl. 25 yards truck)
Skiploader Operator
(S/4 yd. to 1-1/2. yds.)
95~ph S0~ph
65 $ph 35 $ph
655ph 5SSph
95 ~ph S 0 $ph
95~ph 30~ph
$ 1. So ph - 14
1~35 ph 10¢pli.
1.35 ph 10¢ph
1,50 pit 14~ph
1..50 ph '. 14¢ph
.3.
FORhMEN:
Carpenters - Not less than $ . 75 .per hour more than hourly rate o£-
highest class over which he h~s responsibility.
Cement Masons - Not less than $ .60 per hour more than h~ur!7 rate of
highest class over which he has responsibility.
Laborers - Not less than $ .50 per hour more than the hourly rate of
highest class over which he has leadership.
Operating Engineers - $ .50 per hour over highest paid Engineer
under his supervision.
Teamsters - $ .35 per hour more than highest teamsters class over
which he is foreman.
OVERTIme: * One and one-ha!B times prevailing rate shall be paid for any working
time more than 8 hours during any. one calendar day where work is r~-.
quired in cases of extraordinar}- emergencies, and double time for
Sundays and holidays. ':
Double time over 8 hours.-
*** One and one-half times prevailing rate for first 3 hours over 8,
double time over 11 hours.
~mployer pay~,ents other thmn those itemized herein, as defined in
Section 1773.1 of the Labor Code, are to be paid in accordance with the Zenns
the collective bargaining agreement 'applicable to the type of classificatio~
~he workmen or mechanics employed on the project.
Copies of all collective bargainin% agreements relating to the work as
set forth in the Labor Code are on file and available for inspection in '~he office
Of the Department of Industrial Relations, Division of LabGr Statistics and
Research·
Attention is directed to Section 7-1.01G of the Standard 'Specifications
providing .for employm..ent of apFrenzices on tl~e work. Every 'such apprentice s~a!i
be paid the standard ~age p=id te apprentices under the regulations of =he trade
at which he i.s employed. !nform~tion relative to the emp!gyr~ent of apprentices
.shall be obtained from the Director of the Department of Industrial Relations.
who is'theAdministrativs Officer of '~be California Apprenticeship Council. ,'
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was passed
and adopted by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at a regular
meeting thereof held on the 4th day of November, 1974, by the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN BARTON, BL~ECKER, HE, ISEY, MEDD"'ER,.q, ROGERS, STRONG, ~'~.'--'/'-:'..:'.~
NOES: COUNCILt'AEN:
ABSTAINING COUNCILMEN:
Council of th~~s ie the
.' ,'.~.:Z',,.,5'. , -,
APPRO thls 4L~ d..%~:7= 1974
..'hPO''R'~Bakersfield
APPROVED as'tO.;f6rm: