ORDER NO. 16021
ORDER APPROVING CASH SETTLEMENT TO EEOC COMPLAINANTS OF KERR
COUNTY IN RETURN FOR DISMISSAL OF ALL COMPLAINTS WITH PREJUDICE
On this the 8th day of April, 1985, the Commissioners' Court of
Kerr County, Texas, heard the proposed EEOC settlement offer
and response in Executive Session, and upon re-entering open
session did vote on the following motion:
On motion made by Commissioner Guthrie, seconded by Commissioner
Holland, with Commissioners Holland and Guthrie and County Judge
Morriss voting "Aye" and Commissioner Lich voting "Nay", with
Commissioner Higgins "Abstaining from Voting", the following
order was approved by the Court by a majority vote.
"That Kerr County settle the current EEOC Complaints filed by
Vivian Kuhlmann, Judy Rogers, Margit Turner, Anne Graham, Anne
Burns, Angelita Garza, Linda Uecker, Janie Wolfrum, Mary Ann
Medrano, Joanne Smith, Paula Rector, Donna Witt and Freda LaFour,
in the following manner.
1) That Kerr County pay a cash payment of $500.00 to each
of the complainants who were employed by Kerr County
from October 1, 1983 up to and through March 31, 1985.
2) That each of the above named parties who, as of this
date are employed by the County, shall receive a salary
adjustment in the amount of $35.00 per month, beginning
April 1, 1985.
3) That each of the above named parties whose employment
terminated prior to March 1, 1985, shall receive a
salary adjustment of $35.00 per month, retroactive to
October 1, 1983 and ending on the date of their
termination.
4) That the above parties shall execute a satisfactory
settlement agreement and release of Kerr County and
Commissioners' Court, releasing said County and Court
from all liabilities including those alleged in the
above referenced EEOC complaints.
5) That the above parties shall immediately dismiss with
prejudice all pending complaints with the EEOC.
By agreeing to this settlement, Kerr County denies discrimination
in any form or manner with regard to any employee and/or elected
official of Kerr County. Further, the Court makes this agree-
ment in order to, and only to reach a resolution of the current
conflicts. The Court feels that it must make this settlement
for the best interest of the citizens and taxpayers of Kerr County,
and to promote harmony between employees and elected officials of
Kerr County.
The County Judge is hereby authorized to execute on behalf of
Kerr County all instruments necessary to effect this settlement."

ORDER N0. 16021
ORDER APPROVING CASH
COMPL~AINANrS OF I~'RR
k'OR DISMISSAL OF ALL.
PREJUDICE
SETTLII~7IIV'T ~ EEOC
COUNTY IN RETURN
COMPLAINTS WITH
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