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Governing body approves pay increase for employee Dusty Lau, backdated to license date
Summary
Members voted to raise Dusty Lau’s wage to $27.68 per hour and backdate the increase to the date of his class 1 license; the motion carried after an audible vote and the meeting was adjourned.
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A governing body voted to increase employee Dusty Lau’s wage to $27.68 per hour and to backdate the pay adjustment to the date of his class 1 license.
The action occurred after a member moved to raise Lau’s wage “to $27.68 and backdated to the date of his class 1 license,” and a second was recorded. The presiding member, identified in the transcript as “K.,” called for the vote, asking members to signify by saying “aye.” The motion carried; no opposing votes were recorded in the transcript.
No further details about the effective calendar date of the backpay, the payroll department responsible for processing the change, or the number of affirmative votes were provided during the public portion of the record. Following the vote the governing body moved to adjourn.
The record contains only the motion, a second, the chair’s call for the vote, and the statement that the motion carried. The transcript does not identify who made or seconded the motion by name, nor does it specify which department or staff will implement the wage change.

