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Council introduces amended job description and pay range for zoning administrator

Norton City Council · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Ordinance 2-2026, introduced for first reading, would adopt an amended job description and a 2026 salary range of $87,000–$97,000 for the zoning administrator; council asked staff for the incumbent’s current salary and said readings will proceed without waiving final readings tonight.

Council introduced Ordinance 2-2026 for first reading on Jan. 5, which proposes an amended job description and duties for the city’s zoning administrator and establishes a 2026 salary range of $87,000 to $97,000. Members asked what the current pay is; a council member cited $78,000 and staff later discussed a January 1 weighted-average estimate of roughly $83,000 for the incumbent should the new schedule be adopted.

Several council members urged caution about setting a final salary immediately after onboarding a new city administrator and suggested allowing the new administrator time to assess the position before any final pay decision. Council agreed to a first reading only; there was no waiver of subsequent readings at this meeting, allowing more time for staff to provide precise figures and for council discussion.

Council staff said the intention is to bring the zoning-administrator pay in line with department-head managers; the ordinance was added to the agenda for a first reading only so the administrator and council can review the specifics ahead of a later vote.