Julie Weaks clarifies the point that the numbers taken to the legislature will show that our salaries are worse in comparison to midpoints than they are with the salary schedule as it is now. Moving the salary schedule serves to more closely reflect the local markets, which have changed and our salary schedule has not, so our schedules look deceptively good and moving mid-point reflects that our salaries are not so healthy. Relative to midpoints and relative to market we are worse off. Kari-Ward Karr calls the question and an unidentified councilor seconds it. The motion passes.
Vote is called for on the main resolution, a few nays are spoken and two abstain.
The motion passes. Motion to adjourn is called and seconded.