Business Coalition endorses Prop C to remove salary and tenure caps on city manager

Details regarding the longevity and pay of City Manager Erik Walsh's position is once again on the ballot representing Proposition C to amend the city charter on the upcoming November ballot.The longstanding San Antonio Business Coalition — comprised of chambers of commerce representatives, realtors, auto dealers, hoteliers, manufacturers and other employers in the city — has thrown its support behind Proposition C to remove salary and tenure caps for San Antonio’s city manager.

The coalition is hosting an endorsement press conference on the steps of City Hall at 10 a.m. on Monday, the start of early votingProponents say the city manager caps unnecessarily limit the city’s ability to attract and retain top talent for the position, which oversees the daily operation of the nearly $4 billion organization and about 15,000 employees. Other, smaller Texas cities like Corpus Christi pay their city managers much more than Walsh’s $374,400.

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