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MMaarrcchh 22001133 I. Proposal Summary

The Champaign County Forest Preserve District requests that proposals include a comprehensive description of your proposed offering, a detailed pricing summary and the resources you will dedicate toward fulfillment of an agreement with our organization. Highlights of your organization’s capabilities to meet the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s needs should also be included. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District requires completion of this project by October 18, 2013. II. Introduction

Champaign County Forest Preserve District Background

The Champaign County Forest Preserve District is a County Forest Preserve District with headquarters located at the Lake of the Woods Forest Preserve, PO Box 1040, Mahomet, IL, 61853. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District has 78 facilities, 5 preserves, and more than 3,900 acres of land. It employs 34 full-time and more than 85 part-time/short-term employees. Its customers are residents of Champaign County and surrounding communities. See Attachment A – Champaign County Forest Preserve District Profile Scope of Work

This document constitutes a Request for Proposal (RFP), via competitive sealed proposals, from qualified individuals and organizations to perform the Scope of Work set forth herein. This request is an offer by the Champaign County Forest Preserve District to purchase, in accordance with the terms and conditions of this RFP, the services proposed by the successful Offeror. The Offeror shall provide a proposal, in accordance with all terms and conditions of this RFP, to offer expert consulting services for the efficient administration of the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s compensation program. The awarding of a contract is contingent on receiving final approval of the award from the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s Board of Commissioners. The primary scope of services to be rendered includes the following:

a. Analyze and recommend position grade classifications and the competitiveness of the salaries for selected full-time and selected part-time positions (see attached list of selected positions). See Attachment B – CCFPD Positions.

b. Confirm comparable positions in other East Central Illinois local government, not-for-profit and private sector organizations and present benchmark findings. (Include Chicago Metro Area where necessary for certain positions.)

c. Conduct FLSA exempt/non-exempt review and analysis of all full-time positions. d. Examine the equity of pay among present selected full-time and part-time employees based on

qualifications, experience and tenure. e. Develop recommendations for consistent salary placement of employees who are newly hired

from the outside or promoted. f. Recommend alternative pay systems that align with and support operational goals. g. Provide options for compensating employees who are deemed to have met the maximum in

their salary range. h. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of implementing a “pay-for-performance” or

“performance management” system of compensation and performance evaluation.

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Project Goals The Champaign County Forest Preserve District expects to achieve the following goals through the selection of a compensation consultant for his project:

1. Maintain a compensation program that is comparable to other East Central Illinois park, conservation, and other public districts; and other not-for-profit agencies. (it may be necessary for some positions to expand comparable market to include Chicago Metro Area park, forest preserve, and conservation districts.)

2. Maintain employee satisfaction by providing a competitive compensation program. 3. Demonstrate fiscal responsibility by managing the compensation program appropriately. 4. Identify any salary inequity issues among Forest Preserve District Personnel. Recommend

strategy for addressing inequities and for the maintenance of future salary equity for employees. 5. Tie compensation increases to performance.

III. General Procedures Acknowledgement of RFP Receipt Within three (3) business days of receipt of this RFP you must provide written acknowledgement (E-mail acceptable) of the receipt of this Request for Proposal addressed to the attention of John Baker, Director of Business/Finance/HR, Champaign County Forest Preserve District, PO Box 1040, Mahomet, IL 61853, E-mail: jbaker@ccfpd.org. Election Not to Submit Proposal In the event you elect not to proceed with the submission of a proposal to the Champaign County Forest Preserve District, please inform the Champaign County Forest Preserve District of your decision in writing (E-mail acceptable) addressed to the attention of John Baker, Director of Business/Finance/HR, Champaign County Forest Preserve District, PO Box 1040, Mahomet, IL 61853, E-mail: jbaker@ccfpd.org. Questions, Inquiries and Clarifications Any questions or other inquiries from your organization concerning this RFP must be submitted in writing (E-mail acceptable) to John Baker, Director of Business/Finance/HR, Champaign County Forest Preserve District, PO Box 1040, Mahomet, IL 61853, e-mail: jbaker@ccfpd.org. All written questions and inquires will be answered in writing or via e-mail by the Champaign County Forest Preserve District; oral questions or inquiries will not be answered. All other communication must also be directed to John Baker. Proposal Format Your proposal must be prepared simply and economically in accordance with the format and instructional requirements of the RFP. Your proposal should provide a concise delineation of your organization’s capabilities to satisfy the requirements of the RFP, with emphasis on completeness and clarity of content. Elaborate bindings, displays and promotional materials are neither required nor desired. Incomplete proposals or proposals that are not prepared in accordance with this RFP will be eliminated from the evaluation process. All organizations are required to present proposals using the same headings and categories as outlined in the RFP to ensure a fair, equitable and timely evaluation. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District reserves the right to reject any and all proposals that fail to conform to the requirements of the RFP and to request additional information from any firm submitting a proposal.

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Proposal Submission Guidelines You must submit four (4) hard copies of your proposal, one of which must be unbound to facilitate copying. Submission of your hard copy proposal must be made to: John Baker, Director of Business/Finance/HR Champaign County Forest Preserve District PO Box 1040 Mahomet, IL 61853 THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT MUST RECEIVE YOUR PROPOSAL BY 12 NOON CENTRAL TIME ON APRIL 18, 2013. BID OPENING WILL BEGIN AT 12:01 P.M. CST ON APRIL 18, 2013 AT DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS, 109 SOUTH LAKE OF THE WOODS ROAD, MAHOMET, ILLINOIS. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District will acknowledge receipt of all proposals submitted prior to the above stated deadline. Acknowledgement will be made electronically via e-mail by John Baker. Proposals received after this deadline will not be considered. Special Instructions All questions regarding this Request for Proposals, including technical specifications, proposal process, etc., must be directed to the individual indicated above.

a. Offerors may not contact members of the selection committee, members of the Champaign County Forest Preserve District Board of Commissioners or any other employee of the Champaign County Forest Preserve District concerning this procurement while the proposal and evaluation are in process. Such contact will cause disqualification of the Offeror’s proposal.

b. After the initial receipt of proposals, discussions may be conducted with Offerors who submit proposals determined to be reasonably likely of being selected for award.

c. No less than four days prior to the submission of offers, the Offeror may submit questions for the sole purpose of clarifying terms, conditions, or scope of work in this RFP. Questions will be accepted in writing or by E-mail only.

d. Answers to all questions will be provided in writing or by E-mail. Answers which make a material difference in the way Offerors may propose their offer will be shared with all Offerors who have indicated an intent to propose. Likewise, answers that may change either the terms and conditions or their interpretation will be made in the form of an amendment issued to all Offerors with an intent to propose.

Supplemental RFP Information All material statements from the Champaign County Forest Preserve District regarding any substantive matter associated with this RFP will be in writing and copies thereof will be forwarded to all firms under consideration. Modification of Request for Proposal After the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s analysis of proposals submitted in response to this RFP, the Champaign County Forest Preserve District may elect to modify the requirements of this RFP. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District may also request resubmission from some or all of the initial responders. Proposal Validity Your hard copy proposals must be signed by an authorized representative of your organization and shall remain valid for a period of 180 days beyond the proposal due date.

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Agreement Please submit a copy of your organization’s standard agreement for the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s review. Please note, however, that all proposals and agreement terms and conditions are subject to revision and negotiation by the Champaign County Forest Preserve District prior to the execution of a final agreement for the proposed services. Evaluation Criteria The following criteria will be used to evaluate all proposals:

a. Responsiveness: Shall be determined by the Offeror’s demonstration of a method of approach that fully meets all terms and conditions of the RFP and Scope of Work.

b. Expertise and reliability: Shall be determined by the submission of client list, references and positive reference checks demonstrating the Offeror’s success potential for similar projects and by years of experience.

c. Completeness of Proposal: Shall be determined by the content of the proposal, which includes all required documents, signatures, and a work plan that thoroughly meets the scope of work and all terms and conditions.

d. Access and Ease of Use: Shall be determined by the Offeror’s ability to demonstrate the requisite availability, ability to complete projects within required time and material dates, initiative to keep the Champaign County Forest Preserve District informed of material issues, as required to perform all aspects of the scope of work, and the ability to maintain responsive and timely communications with the Champaign County Forest Preserve District as required to meet all aspects of the scope of work.

e. Expertise of Staff: Shall be determined by showing the assigned staff members have the requisite knowledge of the proposal to provide the information required by the Champaign County Forest Preserve District and by demonstrating that the assigned staff members have the requisite authority to agree and act upon Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s direction.

f. Cost: Shall be evaluated for budget constraints, method of costing, method of pricing and comparisons of cost in relation to other competitive proposals.

Agreement Award Following our review of proposals, the Champaign County Forest Preserve District will promptly notify each offeror regarding our desire to conduct (or not conduct) further interviews with their organization. Disclaimers You are hereby advised that the Champaign County Forest Preserve District is not committed to any course of action as a result of its issuance of this RFP and/or its receipt of a proposal from you or other organizations in response to it. In particular, please note that the Champaign County Forest Preserve District may:

Reject any proposal which does not conform to instructions and specifications which are issued herein

Not accept proposals after the stated submission deadline Reject all proposals, if it so decides Negotiate with one or more organizations Award an agreement in connection with this RFP at any time Make no award of an agreement

You are also advised that the Champaign County Forest Preserve District will not reimburse your organization for any proposal preparation costs or other work performed in connection with this RFP, whether or not you firm is awarded a contract.

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Required Criteria The Champaign County Forest Preserve District will evaluate each organization’s proposals in a fair, consistent and objective manner. Responses to questions or requirements identified in this RFP will form the basis of the Champaign County Forest Preserve District’s evaluation. The primary objective of this RFP is to select the organization that most fully meets our requirements for a comprehensive, broad based compensation program analysis in the most cost effective manner. The final decision regarding proposal selection and agreement award will be subject to management review and Champaign County Forest Preserve District Board of Commissioner approval. The Champaign County Forest Preserve District will select the provider based largely on the following criteria: General

State the full name and address of your organization; describe its structure (e.g., publicly held, not-for-profit, etc.), and philosophy, and explain its qualifications and experience.

Provide a brief history of your company and the length of time it has been providing consulting services.

Describe the contractual relationships, if any, with other organizations necessary to your proposal’s implementation (e.g., actuarial services).

Fully describe how your organization can meet our needs. Describe the challenges you believe the Champaign County Forest Preserve District will face

with its compensation program in the coming year and describe how your organization’s expertise can benefit us. What makes your organization different from other organizations who may submit proposals?

Confirm your organization can complete this project and present a detailed report to the Champaign County Forest Preserve District by October 18, 2013.

Provide a list of employees in your organization who will be assigned to complete this project and their expertise. Include the names, titles, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, facsimile numbers and E-mail addresses for all individuals who will be assigned to the project.

Complete the enclosed Disclosure Statement and include it with your Proposal. Provide three (3) government, public sector or not-for-profit references that have used your

organization for similar compensation consulting services. Fees

Outline the total fees that will be associated with this project Confirm billing for the project can be completed and submitted to the Champaign County Forest

Preserve District within 30 days of completion. Agreement

Provide a copy of your standard agreement for compensation consultation services. SUBMIT PROPOSALS TO: John Baker, Director of Business/Finance/HR Champaign County Forest Preserve District PO Box 1040 Mahomet, Illinois 61853 Envelope must be sealed and marked “RFP – COMPENSATION CONSULTING SERVICES” All proposals must be submitted no later than 12:00 pm on April 18, 2013. Bid opening will begin at 12:01 P.M. CST on April 18, 2012 at District Headquarters, 109 South Lake of the Woods Road, Mahomet, Illinois.

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DISCLOSURE STATEMENT Offeror must disclose any possible conflict of interest with the Champaign County Forest Preserve District, including, but not limited to, any personal or professional relationship with any Champaign County Forest Preserve District employee or Commissioner. You must disclose if a known relationship exists between any member of your firm and any Champaign County Forest Preserve District employee of Commissioner, and if so, please explain. If, to your knowledge, no relationship exists, this should also be stated. A failure to disclose such a relationship may result in the cancellation of a contract. This form must be completed and returned with your proposal in order for your proposal to be considered complete and eligible for consideration. I CERTIFY THAT:

NO KNOWN CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS

A CONFLICT OF INTEREST MAY EXIST (Please explain):

NO KNOWN RELATIONSHIP EXISTS WITH FOREST PRESERVE DISTRICT EMPLOYEES AND/OR BOARD MEMBERS

RELATIONSHIP EXISTS (Please explain relationship): I CERTIFY THAT: (1) I, as an officer of this organization, or per the attached letter of authorization, am duly authorized to certify the information provided herein is accurate and true; (2) I have fully disclosed any potential conflict of interest; and (3) My organization shall comply with all State and Federal EEOC and Non-Discrimination requirements and conditions of employment. Printed Name Title Signature Date

Champaign County Forest Preserve District, Champaign County, Illinois $1,075,000* General Obligation Limited Tax Bonds, Series 2011 *Subject to movement between maturities.

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THE DISTRICT General Information Organized in 1935 by public referendum, the District owns and operates five forest preserves consisting of more than 3,899 acres. The District is located in east-central Illinois approximately 130 miles south Chicago in Champaign County, Illinois (the “County”), and encompasses an area of approximately 1,000 square miles. Neighboring counties include Ford County to the north, Vermillion County to the east, Douglas County to the south and Piatt County to the west. According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the County’s population is 201,081. This is a 11.92% increase over the 2000 Census of 179,669, and a 16.22% increase over the 1990 Census of 173,025. Champaign and Urbana are the two largest cities within the District with 2010 Census populations of 81,055 and 41,250, respectively. Government The Champaign County Board is responsible for appointing the District’s Board for five-year staggered terms. The Forest Preserve Board handles the District business of preparing policies and acquiring and maintaining open space for the citizens of the District. The District employs 34 full-time, 15 part-time and 70 seasonal personnel. Forest Preserve Facilities

Lake of the Woods Forest Preserve site is located in a rolling wooded area near Mahomet, Illinois. The preserve occupies almost 900 acres along the corridor of the Sangamon River. Several attractions at Lake of the Woods Preserve include the Museum of the Grand Prairie, Mabery Gelvin Botanical Garden, and Lake of the Woods Golf Course. Besides the award-winning 18-hole regulation course, there is a 9-hole par 3 course and a practice range. The course continues to maintain its status as a Certified Audubon Sanctuary, one of only two downstate courses to earn this environmentally-friendly distinction. The preserve also offers fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, sledding, the HI-Tower bell carillon and observation area, building rentals, and educational programs.

The River Bend Forest Preserve is located on a 280-acre site and contains approximately 130 acres of water in

two lakes, one of which is the County’s largest lake. The area also includes two and a half miles of forest along the Sangamon River as well as a one mile nature trail and a multi-use trail just over a mile long. Possibility Pier at the preserve is an ideal area for fishing and offers covered picnic tables for eating outdoors.

The 160-acre Sangamon River Forest Preserve offers a variety of natural features. At this preserve, the

District strives to restore and preserve the landscape as closely as possible to its original pre-settlement conditions. The preserve is an ideal setting for low-impact activities, such as picnicking, bird-watching, hiking, and river fishing. The most significant natural features on this property are the Sangamon River and its Wildcat Slough tributary. The Sangamon River flows for over half a mile through the property, and the Wild Slough flows for about an eighth of a mile before entering the Sangamon River.

Attachment A - Champaign County Forest Preserve District Profile

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Champaign County Forest Preserve District, Champaign County, Illinois $1,075,000* General Obligation Limited Tax Bonds, Series 2011 *Subject to movement between maturities.

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Homer Lake, an 828-acre preserve, offers sledding in winter months, and fishing and boating during the

summer. The preserve also includes the 28-acre site once known as Homer Park, a popular destination park on the Salt Fork River in the early 1900s. With approximately 10 miles of trails, this preserve is ideal for hiking. Trails cross grasslands, prairies, and woodlands, and hikers can walk along the Salt Fork River or around the secluded Collins Pond. The Salt Lake Fort Center is a frequently rented facility for gatherings overlooking Homer Lake. Nearby is a boat dock, outdoor amphitheater and trail system. The Homer Lake Interpretive Center is located just inside the entrance to the preserve. This facility features live animals, interactive displays, and a wildlife viewing area.

Middle Fork River Forest Preserve contains 1,702 acres composed of old hardwood timer, reforested lowlands,

grassy meadows, prairie restorations and a camping area. The camping site offers a swim beach, fishing, hiking, cross-country skiing, picnicking, building rentals and programs. About four miles of the Middle Fork River run through the preserve and the site also includes three ponds. The Water Fowl Management Area offers more than 130 acres of nesting habitat for migratory waterfowl. An easily-accessible viewing platform allows visitors the opportunity to observe the wetland wildlife. Education, Health Care and Industry Home of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Parkland College, and two major regional hospitals (Carle Foundation Hospital and Provena Covenant Hospital), the County is a leader in education, health care, government, high technology, light industry and agriculture. Transportation Champaign County is essentially rural with several small cities and villages. The County is home to 26 municipalities. The County Seat is the City of Urbana. While approximately 90 percent of the land in the County is utilized for agricultural purposes, 80 percent of the County’s population resides in incorporated cities and villages. The District lies within 200 miles of Chicago, St. Louis and Indianapolis and is served by several transportation facilities, including Interstate Highways 57, 72 and 74. Other main highways include U.S. Routes 45 and 150 and Illinois Routes 130 and 10. District residents are also served by several bus line, including C-U Mass Transit, which provides local bus service and Greyhound, which provides inter-city bus transportation. Passenger rail service is provided by Amtrack. Willard Airport of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, approximately five miles south of the City of Champaign, provides daily flight arrivals and departures to and from Chicago’s O’Hare Airport and Dallas Fort Worth Airport.

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Champaign County Forest Preserve District, Champaign County, Illinois $1,075,000* General Obligation Limited Tax Bonds, Series 2011 *Subject to movement between maturities.

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SOCIOECONOMIC INFORMATION The following statistics pertain to Champaign County (the “County”) with additional comparisons to the State of Illinois (the “State”).

Following is a list of major employers located in the County.

Major District Employers(1)

Approximate Name Product/Service Employment University of Illinois(2) ................................. Post Secondary Education ...................................... 11,700 Community Unit School District No. 4 ...................... Education .................................................... 1,600 Kraft Foods, Inc. ......................................... Food Products ................................................. 1,400 Parkland Community College District No. 505 ............... Post Secondary Education ...................................... 1,000 Provena Covenant Medical Center ........................... Hospital and Medical Center ................................... 1,000 Supervalu Distribution Center ............................. Wholesale Grocery Warehouse Distribution ....................... 900 Hobbico, Inc. ... ......................................... Corporate Headquarters and Toy Manufacturing ................... 600 City of Champaign ......................................... Government .................................................... 580 JELD-WEN, Inc. .. ......................................... Wooden Windows and Patio Doors ................................ 550 Flex-N-Gate Corp. ......................................... Corporate Headquarters and Metal Stamping and Welding .......... 503 Horizon Hobby, Inc. ....................................... Corporate Headquarters and Toy Manufacturing ................... 500 Easton-Bell Sports, Inc. .................................. Bicycle Helmets and Accessories ............................... 500 Plastipak Packaging, Inc. ................................. Plastic Packaging Materials ................................... 500 Guardian West ... ......................................... Truck Bumpers ................................................. 450 Herff Jones, Inc. ......................................... Graduation Clothing ........................................... 450 Express Employment Professionals .......................... Employment Agency ............................................. 400 The Daily Illini ......................................... Daily Newspaper and Annual Yearbook Publishing ................. 380 Eagle Wings Industries, Inc. .............................. Corporate Headquarters and Automobile Parts .................... 370 Solo Cup Co. .... ......................................... Plastic Containers and Lids ................................... 350 Wolfram Research, Inc. .................................... Computer Software Development ................................. 300 Human Kinetics Publishers, Inc. ........................... Education Programs and Online Courses .......................... 300 Patterson Office Supplies, Inc. ........................... Printed Stationery Forms and Bookkeeping Systems ............... 300 Notes: (1) Source: 2011 Illinois Manufacturers Directory and 2011 Illinois Services Directory and a selective telephone survey. (2) The University of Illinois is located in both Champaign and Urbana. Includes full-time faculty and staff.

The following tables show employment by industry and by occupation for the County and the State as reported by the U.S. Census Bureau 2005-2009 American Community Survey 5-year estimated values.

Employment By Industry(1) Champaign County State of Illinois Classification Number Percent Number Percent Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, and Mining ............ 1,295 1.34% 65,440 1.07% Construction ................................................... 3,968 4.11% 376,949 6.18% Manufacturing .................................................. 8,026 8.32% 806,499 13.23% Wholesale Trade ................................................ 2,185 2.26% 217,944 3.57% Retail Trade ................................................... 10,854 11.25% 662,515 10.87% Transportation and Warehousing, and Utilities .................. 3,797 3.93% 358,754 5.88% Information .................................................... 2,361 2.45% 145,038 2.38% Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, Rental and Leasing ............ 4,924 5.10% 485,533 7.96% Professional, Scientific, Management, Administrative, and Waste Management Services ................................. 6,777 7.02% 651,535 10.69% Educational, Health and Social Services ........................ 35,836 37.13% 1,287,693 21.12% Arts, Entertainment, Recreation, Accommodation and Food Services 9,963 10.32% 515,791 8.46% Other Services (Except Public Administration) .................. 3,697 3.83% 292,634 4.80% Public Administration .......................................... 2,834 2.94% 230,710 3.78% Total ........................................................ 96,517 100.00% 6,097,035 100.00% Note: (1) Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, American Community Survey 5-year estimates 2005 to 2009.

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CCFPD Positions Recommended for Inclusion in Compensation Study

Dept # Department Job Description FT/PT EXEMPT/NON Comp Study?1 Administration Deputy Executive Director FT Exempt Y1 Administration Director of Finance/Business/HR FT Exempt Y1 Administration Executive Director FT Exempt Y1 Administration HR Assistant/Risk Management Coordinator FT Non Y1 Administration Volunteer Coordinator PT Non Y2 Public Relations Administration/Marketing Assistant FT Non Y2 Public Relations Customer Service Associate PT Non Y2 Public Relations Marketing Coordinator FT Exempt Y3 Operations ‐ LOW Assistant Site Superintendent FT Exempt Y3 Operations ‐ LOW Maintenance Worker II FT Non Y3 Operations ‐ LOW Maintenance Worker III FT Non Y3 Operations ‐ LOW Site Superintendent FT Exempt Y6 Operations ‐ MF Assistant Site Superintendent FT Exempt Y6 Operations ‐ MF Site Superintendent FT Exempt Y7 Operations ‐ HL Assistant Site Superintendent FT Non Y7 Operations ‐ HL Site Superintendent FT Exempt Y8 Museum Assistant Director Museum and Education FT Exempt Y8 Museum Customer Service/Retail Associate PT Non Y8 Museum Director of Museum and Education FT Exempt Y8 Museum Education Program Specialist PT Non Y8 Museum Public Programs and Customer Service Coordinator FT Exempt Y8 Museum Registar PT Non Y9 Interpretive Education Assistant Director Museum and Education FT Exempt Y9 Interpretive Education Education Program Specialist FT Non Y9 Interpretive Education Naturalist/Garden Specialist PT Non Y9 Interpretive Education Interpretive Naturalist PT Non Y10 Botanical Garden Garden Supervisor FT Exempt Y10 Botanical Garden Assistant Garden Supervisor PT Non Y12 Planning Director FT Exempt Y12 Planning Special Projects Coordinator FT Exempt Y13 Construction Construcction Worker I FT Non Y13 Construction Construction Manager FT Non Y13 Construction Construction Worker II FT Non Y14 Natural Resources Director FT Exempt Y14 Natural Resources Technician FT Non Y

CCFPD Positions NOT recemmended for review in Compensation Study

Dept # Department Job Description FT/PT EXEMPT/NON Comp Study?

3 Operations ‐ LOW Seasonal Maintenance Worker Seasonal Non N6 Operations ‐ MF Campground Host Seasonal Non N6 Operations ‐ MF Seasonal Maintenance Worker Seasonal Non N7 Operations ‐ HL Seasonal Maintenance Worker Seasonal Non N8 Museum Intern  Seasonal Non N9 Interpretive Education Campground Naturalist Seasonal Non N9 Interpretive Education Day Camp Educator Seasonal Non N10 Botanical Garden Garden Maintenance Worker Seasonal Non N14 Natural Resources Intern  Seasonal Non N1 Administration Payroll Assistant PT Non N1 Administration Purchasing Assistant PT Non N3 Operations ‐ LOW Maintenance Worker I PT Non N8 Museum Custodian PT Non N10 Botanical Garden Garden Maintenance Worker PT Non N

15 Golf Pro Golf Pro Shop Manager FT Exempt N15 Golf Pro Golf Professional FT Exempt N15 Golf Course Maintenance Assistant Golf Course Superintendent FT Exempt N15 Golf Course Maintenance Golf Course Superintendent FT Exempt N15 Golf Pro Assistant Professional PT Non N15 Golf Pro Cashier Seasonal Non N16 Golf Pro Pro Shop Maintenance Seasonal Non N16 Golf Pro Starter/Ranger Seasonal Non N17 Golf Food Service Beverage Cart Seasonal Non N17 Golf Food Service Snack Bar Attendent Seasonal Non N17 Golf Course Maintenance Seasonal Maintenance Worker Seasonal Non N

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CCFPD Golf positions that will be studied during the golf review coming up later this year.

  Rates for seasonal and certain part time positions to be determined by the market.

Board of Commissioners Chris White - President

Andrew Kerins - Vice President Ruth Wene - Secretary Robin Hall - Treasurer

Phil Hult- Assistant Secretary/Treasurer

Auditor Bray, Drake, Lilles & Beth

Legal Counsel The Law Offices of Meyer Capel

Lorna Geiler / Matt Deering Foundation Board

Citizens Advisory Committee Executive Director

Daniel Olson

Director of Business, Finance & Human Resources

John Baker

Volunteer Cord. (PT) Kelsey Hieke

Personnel Asst. / Risk Management Cord.

Mary Beck

Payroll Asst. (PT) Arnold Blair

Acct. Payable Asst. (PT) Betty Strom

Planning Director Sally Prunty

Marketing Coordinator Lisa Sprinkle

Construction Manager Bryan Stevens

Director of Natural Resources

Mike Daab Director of Museum/Education

Cheryl Kennedy

Director of Golf Dave Torrens

Construction (FT)Kyle Welborn

Clint Stigall

Natural Resource Technicians (FT) Nathan Hudson Taylor Dunne Jacob Pruiett

Asst. Directors Educ. Barb Garvey Pam Leiter

Program Specialist (FT)

Stacey Clementz

Garden Supervisor Larry Beckett

Pro Shop Asst. Mgr. Chris Edmondson

Asst. Super. Golf Darin Weasel Clint Schaffer

Lake of the Woods, River Bend, Sangamon River Forest Preserves Site Superintendent

Doug Sanders

Homer Lake Forest Preserve Site Superintendent

Brian Taylor

Middle Fork River Forest Preserve Site Superintendent

Matt Kuntz

Assistant Superintendent Roy Woodmansee

Assistant Superintendent Andy Little

Operations (FT) Brian Decker

Andrew Combes Tammy Bruehl

Admin. Asst. Megan McKenna

Receptionist / Reservations (PT)

Angie Clayton

Deputy Executive Director Mary Ellen Wuellner

Special Projects Assistant Tom Pike

Seasonal (PT) Typically 1 individual

N.R. Seasonal Matt Balk

Garden PT/Seasonal Kim Delong (PT) Tina Mink (PT)

2 to 4 Seasonals

Operations PT/Seasonal Larry Devore (PT)

6 Seasonals

Operations PT/Seasonal 1 to 2 Seasonals

Operations PT/Seasonal 1-2 Seasonals

Campground Host

Public Programs/Visitor Services Katie Riopelle

Educators (PT) Sandy Osborne

Valerie Hall Savannah Donovan

Emily Bickers Ralph Bonati

Cust. Serv. Retail (PT) Gretchen Winkler

Melinda Wiegel

Seasonals 9 individuals

Seasonals 9 to 12 individuals

Head Golf Pro Dave Huber

Pro Shop Asst. Mgr. Dave Sebestik

Asst. to Curator (PT) Tom Meachum

Updated Oct. 1 2012