03/11/1980CONTRACTURAL AGREEMENT FOR SALARIES
OF MONROE COUNTY EXTENSION AGENTS
The Florida Cooperative Extension, University of Florida,
Gainesville, does hereby agree to provide two professional Extension
Faculty; one Extension Agent trained in Marine Science and one
trained in Ornamental Horticulture, to conduct educational programs
and provide technical information for the clientele of Monroe County.
These employees, for salary purposes, are jointly funded.
Annually, the Florida Cooperative Extension Service ccnducts a
thorough Performance Evaluation. Based upon this evaluation, salary
raises are determined and adjustments are made on the percentage of
the salary the University of Florida pays.
The Florida Cooperative -Extension Service requests the
Monroe County Board of County Commissioners to annually adjust the
salaries of these two employees in the same amount or percentage
other Monroe County employees receive. This amount or percentage
would be only on the amount of salary received from Monroe County,
to be effective October 1 of each year or the date the County
Budget is effective for the Fiscal Year.
Once this raise is effective the new salary would be
reflected in the amount of monies mailed from the County to the
Florida Cooperative Extension Service monthly.
The Florida Cooperative Extension Service will in turn
issue a warrant for this new amount as appropriate to the two
Extension Agents in Monroe County.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
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CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT FOR SALARIES
OF MONROE COUNTY EXTENSION AGENTS
The Florida Cooperative Extension, University of Florida,
Gainesville, does hereby agree to provide two professional Extension
Faculty; one Extension Agent trained in Marine Science and one trained
in Ornamental Horticulture, to conduct educational programs and
provide technical information for the clientele of Monroe County.
These employees, for salary purposes, are jointly funded.
Annually, the Florida Cooperative Extension Service conducts a thorough
Performance Evaluation. Based upon this evaluation, salary raises are
determined and adjustments are made on the percentage of the salary
the University of Florida pays.
The Florida Cooperative Extension Service requests the Monroe
County Board of County Commissioners to annually adjust the salaries
of these two employees in the same amount or percentage other Monroe
County employees receive. This amount or percentage would be only on
the amount of salary received from Monroe County, to be effective
October 1 of each year or the date the County Budget is effective for
the Fiscal Year.
Once this raise is effective the new salary would be reflected
in the amount of monies mailed from the County to the Florida
Cooperative Extension Service monthly.
The Florida Cooperative Extension Service will in turn issue a
warrant for this new amount as appropriate to the two Extension Agents
in Monroe County.
ATTEST: FLOBehDA COOPF%RATIVE F=ENSION SERVICE
Ralph White
Clerk of Court
T. woeste
Florida Cooperative Extension
Service
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Witness
Witness
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA
Chairman, Board of County Commissioners
DATE