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San Clemente council approves 3% pay increase for city manager

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Summary

The council approved a 3% base salary increase for City Manager Andy Hall to $306,311.21, following a closed-session performance review and the required oral report at open session.

The San Clemente City Council on March 4 approved a 3% salary increase for City Manager Andy Hall, setting a new base salary of $306,311.21.

Council members discussed the item following a closed-session evaluation of the manager's performance and provided the required oral report in open session before voting. The council adopted a resolution to amend the employment agreement by voice vote; the measure passed unanimously.

Council members praised Hall's performance during the public discussion that preceded the vote. "He has really done phenomenal work, and I think everyone up here has appreciated how he has put his full heart into the city," one council member said during discussion.

The motion recorded in the meeting was for a 3% adjustment; council members confirmed the oral statement of the proposed salary before moving and seconding the resolution. The city attorney confirmed the oral disclosure satisfied the state government code requirement for open-session reporting of the dollar figure prior to action.

The resolution will be processed as an amendment to the city manager's employment agreement and take effect as recorded in the action. No dissenting votes were recorded.