State Licensed Aquatic Facilities Sample Clauses

State Licensed Aquatic Facilities. A standby roster shall be established for State Licensed Aquatic Facilities which open during any given season. The roster shall contain a minimum of four (4) standby slots. Each standby slot shall represent one (1) week and shall rotate with the remaining standby slots. Weekly standby hours shall be Monday 6:30 a.m. to Monday 6:30 a.m. (or Tuesday at 6:30 a.m. if the preceding Monday was a covered holiday). The standby rotation roster shall be established by March 1st of each year and shall commence with the introduction of treated water to any covered location, and shall cease when all locations have been emptied of water for the season. Starting with the most senior qualified employee, such qualified employees shall be given the option of selecting a spot on the roster. An employee may select up to two (2) slots provided all other qualified employees have had an opportunity to bid and the minimum four (4) slots have not been filled. In the event that all qualified employees have had an opportunity to bid and there remains fewer than four (4) slots filled, the Land Management Superintendent shall place qualified employees within the remaining unfilled slots up to the minimum required, starting with the qualified employee with the least Divisional seniority. Trading of days or weeks with other qualified personnel may be allowed subject to prior approval of the Land Management Superintendent, provided that 72 hours notice is provided to the Land Management Superintendent. Such notice may be waived for emergency situations at the discretion of the Land Management Superintendent. The standby rotation roster, once established, shall remain in effect for the duration of the season, as referenced above, and shall be rebid by March 1st of the following year. Employees shall not be allowed to withdraw from the roster before the expiration of its term, except with the prior approval of the Land Management Superintendent. In the event that during the term of this roster a person thereon leaves the employment of the City or is permitted to withdraw, the remaining slot/slots shall be filled in the following manner:
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