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HARRY PEARLMAN
t of STADIUMS AND MARINAS
PESOLUTIOA O. 7 8 " 3 7 5
A RE4i0LUTION APPROVINO A ONE (1) YEAR EZ.TENSLJN
Eq?LOIENT AGE OF /4 FOR
HARM PEARLMAN WATCHMAN
DEPA
STADIUM AND MARINAS RTMENT
EFFECTIVE 110 , 1918
TUROUGH MAY 27i_ , 197.9 , ,W171 PROVtSLON
MAT IN 1":1E EVENT OF A ROLLBACK o: LLO. HARRY
PEARLMAN • RAT:IER THAN A ..1;.:NEOR
'AULD 3 AFFECTED.
MEREAS, tht! Civil S-2rvice Bolrd, on MAY 16, , 1978 ,
unanimously recommended th,, approval (-7: employment past tha age of 74 for
, Depart-
WATCHMAN
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'eTHEREAS, the City Physician has determined that the physical condition
is satisfactory for con-
tinuad omployment;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. A one (1) year extension of employment past the age of 74
is hereby granted for HARRY PEARLMAN
Department of STADIUMS AND MARINAS
WATCHMAN
, effectiveon
MAY28,
, 1978
throu,lh MAY 27, , 1979, with the provision that in the event of a rollback
or layoff, HAkRY PEARLMAN , rather than a junior employee, would be
affected.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 31 day of May , 1978.
"SUPPORTIVE
DOCUMENTS
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.1-7..?Aw:D AND APPROVED 3Y:
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AlYROV7D AS TO FORM AID CORaCTNESS:
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"DOCUMENT INDEX
ITEM NO.
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CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
MAY3 . 1978
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Joseph R. Grassie
City Manager
Robert D. Krause
Cxecutive Secretary
Civil Service Board
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
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6Arr• May 16, 1978
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Request for Resolution
The Civil Service Board, at its meeting of May 16, 1978, approved
one (1) year's extension of his employment for Harry Pearlman,
Watchman, Department of Stadiums and Marinas.
It is respectfully requested that a Resolution be adopted extending
Mr. Pearlman's employment from May 28, 1978 to May 28, 1979.
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Joseph R. Gra sie
City Manager
Robert D. Krouse ZZ�
Executive Secretary
Civil Service Board
May 16, 1978
Civil Service Board Action
oh Request for Extension of
Employment for Harry Pear1-
rnan, Watchman, Department of
Stadiums and Marinas, from
May 28, 1978 to May 28, 1979
At its meeting of May 16, 1978, the Civil Service Board cohsidered
the request of Harry Pearlman, Watchman in the Department of Stadiums
and Marinas, for an extension of employment For a period of one year,
to be effective May 28, 1978 to May 28, 1979.
The Board noted that R. L. Jennings, Director of the Department of
Stadiums and Marinas, has recommended approval of this request and
that Dr. L. A. Toto, City Physician, has Found Mr. Pearlman physically
qualified to continue employment for the additional year.
The Board voted to approve the request, with the provision that in
the event of a rollback or layoff, Mr. Pearlman, rather than a junior
employee, would be affected, noting that this is in accordance with
past policy.
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Robert Krause
Executive Secretary
Civil Service Board
Jenning , Director
Department of Stadiums and Marinas
April 27, 1978
Harry Pearlman Request
for continuation of Active
Service beyond age 74
Mr. Harry Pearlman, who is classified as Watchman with
this department, has requested, continuation of active
service beyond his 74th birthday, May 28, 1978.
In accordance with Rule II, Section 4, of the Civil Service
Rules and Regulations of the City of Miami, Florida, it
is hereby recommended that Mr. Pearlman be retained on
active service.
Mr. Pearlman is utilized in a senior watchman capacity;
and replacement of a person with his dedication, years
of experience, ability to handle subordinates, and energy,
would be extremely difficult.
Also be advised that Mr. Pearlman is not eligible for
pension.
This department is most desirous of retaining his services.
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CITY OF MIAMi, FLORIDA
INTE:R.OFti-ale-E: MEMORANDUM
R.L. Jennings
Director
Stadium and Marinas Department
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L.A. Toto3 M.D.
Director
Medical Department
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syuJEct: Exaly,ination for
;',ec.ention Of OVerage
Employee
OtrkneNCts:
ENcLosuRCS:
Harry Pearlman
;;tadium and 14arras Dep
Mr. Pearlman is again seen for a physical
examination as a Watchman at the Orange 3Owl.
His physical status has shoWn no significant
change since Iasz;seen and is in good phyr;i-
cal condition despite his bilatLrral•hernia
which.are small and asymptomatic.
He is mentally alert and has good coordina-
tion• and it is myopinion that he -13 capable
Of continuini:; in his present classification
for another year.
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