HUNTINGTON BEACH : City Administrator to Get 11% Pay Raise
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City Administrator Michael T. Uberuaga will receive an 11% salary increase starting in February, the City Council decided Monday.
The raise was approved by a 4-3 vote and will put Uberuaga’s salary at $142,457.
Councilman Ralph Bauer said Uberuaga has “done a fine job and I think he’s saved us some money.”
But Councilman David Sullivan said he could not vote for the raise.
“There are a lot of people who have done good jobs during this recession and they haven’t gotten increases,” he said. Mayor Linda Moulton-Patterson and Councilman Jim Silva also voted against the raise.
Uberuaga began as city administrator four years ago and has not received a pay raise since 1991. The 11% raise would equal the increases that other city department heads have received since 1991, Uberuaga said.
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