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METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMA TlON DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO MONITORING AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION CHART FOR 2010 MONITORING AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT I EXECUTIVE DIVISION J EXECUTIVE SECTION ~ I I I ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL ADMINISTRA TIONI MONITORING AND LABORATORIES INDUSTRIAL WASTE RESEARCH DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION I I I ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYTICAL INDUSTRIAL WASTE MONITORING & RESEARCH ~ LABORATORIES ~ ADMINISTRATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION SECTION WASTEWATER STICKNEY ANALYTICAL TREATMENT PROCESS ~ LABORATORY I- RESEARCH SECTION SECTION ENFORCEMENT SECTION BIOSOLIDS UTILIZATION INDUSTRIAL WASTE USER CHARGE AND AND SOIL SCIENCE - ANALYTICAL - TECHNICAL SECTION LABORATORY SECTION SERVICES SECTION .. - ~ ANALYTICAL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS FIELD SERVICES MICROBIOLOGY AND ~ ANALYTICAL ~ CENTRAL AREA BIOMONITORING SECTION LABORATORY SECTION SECTION AQUATIC ECOLOGY EGAN ANALYTICAL FIELD SERVICES AND WATER QUALITY ~ LABORATORY I- SOUTH AREA SECTION SECTION SECTION I- - CALUMET ANALYTICAL FIELD SERVICES LABORATORY NORTH AREA SECTION - SECTION ~ X FIELD SERVICES NORTHWEST AREA SECTION FIELD SERVICES MARINE AND MONITORING SECTION I- -
ADMINISTRATION DIVISION The Administration Division is responsible for the coordination of all departmental services pertaining to personnel administration, purchasing, computer systems, and administrative assistance to the Director. Primary functions of the Division include: coordination and preparation of budget; preparation and administration of consultant agreements; administration ofrequisitions and purchase orders; administration of departmental personnel actions; planning and coordination of departmental computer systems, training, and security requirements; liaison with other departments; and preparation of Board letters, correspondence, and reports, required by the Director. Personnel Administration The Department had 308 budgeted positions during 2010 with an adjusted total salary and wage appropriation of $23,292,100. All personnel transactions, including merit wage increases, personnel requisitions, service rating forms, personnel vacancy reports, overtime records, personnel transfers, appointments, resignations, leaves of absence, payroll changes, and disciplinary actions for the Department were either originated or coordinated by this Division. During 2010, the Department reviewed personnel actions relative to 27 separations, including 25 retirements. In addition, one existing position was eliminated through attrition when vacated during 2009, while one new position was added in 2010, resulting in no net change in the number of positions in the Department. The 2010 salary expenditure-to-appropriation ratio was over 99 percent. Greater Chicago Pollution Prevention Program In January 1994, the Greater Chicago Pollution Prevention Program was initiated as a cooperative project between the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (District) and the Illinois Waste Management and Research Center (Center). Technical assistance is provided directly to companies requesting such assistance by a member of the Center's staff. In 2010, the District included referrals to the Center with all discharge authorizations. Most of the assistance provided has been for industry, but others, such as citizens' community groups, schools, government, and trade associations have also benefited. Technical assistance includes pollution prevention, regulatory compliance, regulatory information, and guidance material. 1
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APPENDIX II PRESENTATIONS 2010 1. "
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APPENDIX III PAPERS PUBLISHED 2010
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