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1998 Washington Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1998)

handle is hein.sag/sagwa0111 and id is 1 raw text is: ?hristine 0. Gregoire Opinion ttorney General of Washington COMMUNITY COLLEGES - OFFICES AND OFFICERS - SALARIES AND WAGES - DEFERRED COMPENSATION - Authority of community college Boards of Trustees to grant salary increases to college presidents in light of statutory restrictions. 1. When the term of employment of a community college president expires, and the college's Board of Trustees wishes to re-appoint the same president for an additional term, the Board may not increase the president's salary by any amount greater than permitted in the current budget pursuant to RCW 28B.50.140(3). 2. A community college Board of Trustees and the college president may mutually rescind an existing employment contract before it expires, and enter into a new contract with new duties and a different compensation, but increases in compensation are limited to those authorized in the current budget pursuant to RCW 28B.50.140(3). 3. Community college presidents are entitled to the deferred compensation benefits provided to other state employees; changes in these benefits are potentially subject to statutory limitations on increases in compensation. January 20, 1998 The Honorable Robert J. Bavasi, Chair Board of Trustees Everett Community College 801 Wetmore Avenue Everett, WA 98201-1327 Cite As: AGO 1998 No. 1 Dear Mr. Bavasi: By letter previously acknowledged, you have asked for our opinion on five questions which we paraphrase as follows: 1. When the term of employment for a community college president expires, may the Board of Trustees establish a new term of employment and a new level of compensation, regardless of who fills the position? Altorney General of Washington Post Office 3oN 40100 Olvmpia WA98504-0100 P5hone: (360) 753-6200

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