The decisions were made after discussions last week with San Joaquin Bancorp's compensation committee, the filing said. The change wasn't due to any disagreement with the company or its operations, the document said. Bank officials couldn't immediately be reached late Monday afternoon.
Maclin's new base salary is $232,608. Other compensation remains unchanged.
His 2008 base salary was $340,000 and his 2008 bonus was slated at $450,000, federal filings show. The bank's chief executive, Bart Hill, had the same base pay and bonus schedule in 2008.
Both received stock options and other compensation as well.
In 2007, total compensation for each exceeded $1 million, financial filings show. Each also got a $50,000 travel and entertainment allowance in 2008.
Maclin had already reduced his time by 20 percent last March as a partial retirement move.
The holding company is parent of the $887 million-asset Bakersfield bank. It trades over-the-counter under the symbol SJQU.OB. Shares fell 90 cents Monday to close at $12.60.
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