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Paso Robles City Counsel appoints Huot interim city manager

October 2, 2024

Chris Huot

By KAREN VELIE

The Paso Robles City Council on Tuesday appointed acting City Manager Chris Huot to serve as interim city manager.

City Manager Ty Lewis is currently on an extended paid leave of absence related to health issues. On one occasion, he walked out of a stressful council meeting and got into an ambulance, though he only stayed at the hospital for a short time.

On Tuesday, the counsel agreed to pay Huot a gross base salary of $247,033, which matches Lewis’ pay.  In addition, the city plans to provide Huot a car allowance of $230 each completed pay period and other benefits.

 


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So Paso is paying two obscene city manager’s salaries with no end in sight.


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I believe the word you’re looking for is “council.” “Counsel” refers to an attorney. Grammar counts.


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I can forgive this spelling error. I can’t forgive The Tribune for ignoring the entire subject of the article, and so many other stories. Get rid of Joe Tarica and I might think about subscribing, but not at $16/mo for something CCN reported months earlier. I pay $4/mo each for the LAT and NYT.


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If the City of Paso Robles was being managed properly, taxpayers would not be hostages to its obscene 9.75% sales tax.


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