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N.A BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING
f HEALTH DEPARTMENT CONFERENCE ROOM
'BOARD MEMBERS: STAFF MEMBERS:
B. G. Brown, Member Randall M. Durant, A.S.
A. M. O'Meara, Chairrman Phyllis Bee, P.H.N.
Carroll M. Mercer, Member Joseph Fischnaller, M.D.
Gael Stuart, Administrator
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November 7, /979
9:30 a.m. Meeting called to order by Commissioner Mercer in the absence of
Chairman O'Meara. Commissioner Brown was present.
MINUTES:
The minutes of October 3, 1979 were approved by motion of Commissioner Brown,
seconded by Commissioner Mercer.
CORRESPONDENCE:
None
OLD BUSINESS:
I. Appeal. Florence Moss for Lots 1 & 2, Block 15, Gise Addition. Ms. Boss
is appealing a site evaluation that was found to be unacceptable by the
Health Department on 8/6/79 and 10/26/79 due to 1) Inadequate lot size to
accomodate proposal and subject to high water table; 2) Inadequate lot
size for both well and drainfield. Ms. Boss is proposing to construct a
3 bedroom home with private well and repair present septice system. On the
lot now is a mobile home. The property is currently served by
a sand point well and the existing septic tank and drainfield's construction
is unknown. The lot is boardering the mill pond so a minimum of a 75 foot
set back is required. Mr. David Brown appeared to represent Florence Hoss.
Mr. Brown reported to the Board of Ms. Hoss' background and explained her
business and living circumstances. Ms. Hoss is facing a hardship, her
husband was drowned last year and she has 3 dependant children. She conducts
.her business, hanging gill nets, on this site which takes a considerable
i amount of space and to find another site suitable for herbusiness would be
I very difficult. Mr. Brown stressed that Ms. Hoss has insufficient funds to
I relocate. Randy Durant is uncertain a drainfield for a 3 bedroom house can
be designed for this lot with a well. (Attachment #1)
Qmtnissioner Brown moved to grant a variance if Durant & Fischnaller can work out a
solution to locate the well and septic system so that it doesntt create a health hazard and
it meets set back requirements. Commissioner- Mercer seconded the motion.
2. Material on Co-generation of energy that was presented to Administrator
Gael Stuart at the last meeting. Mr. Stuart, after reviewing the material,
advised the Board that at the present time the development of a proposal
would be too complex for the Health Department. David Goldsmith, Director
of Planning, attended a seminar on Co-generation and reported that because
of the quantity needed it would be unfeasible.
3. Discussion of immunization. Phyllis Bee reported on the immunization that
( - has been done in schools K through 6 this year. Port Townsend - 208 out of
4 750 enrolled were in noncompliance (27%) ; Chimacum - 90 out of 380 were in
11 noncompliance (20%); Quilcene - 4 out of 137 enrolled were in noncompliance
(2.98); Brinnon - 1 out of 30 were in noncompliance (3%) . -
Port Townsend Schools have sent out exclussion letters to those in non-
s compliance. The other schools have sent out only warnings.
Health Board Meeting
November 7, 1979
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NEW BUSINESS:
1. Discussion on personnel matters.
REPORTS:
1. Public Health Nurse; Phyllis Bee
a) Report of Nursing Service (attachment #2)
Extra Well Child Clinics have been added but the clinics are overwhelmed
with participants.
b) Home Health Program. Report that Clallam County wishes to discontinue
servicing Jefferson County. Dr. Fischnaller and Phyllis Bee brought up
the possibility of Jefferson County applying for grants to set up its
own program. Jefferson County is eligible to apply. Ms. Bee explained
that Jefferson County has been doing the Home Health Program in entirely
except for the paper work, which Clallam County has been doing. The
Health Department will explore the possibility of setting up thier own
program and grants.
2. Environmental Health; Randy Durant
a)Activities Report (attachment #3)
b) Proposed Pee Schedule for 1980 (attachment #4) Randy submitted a
draft fee schedule. After review and discussion the Board advised an
-additional increase in the travel immunizations. Randy will further
research the fee schedule for "Repair - Commercial systems" under Septic
Tank Permits. No action was taken at this time.
c) Proposed Definitions Additions. (attachment #5) Randy submitted the
' following changes:l)Sewage definition - Repair, New Installation, New
Installation-Commercial, and Larger System - Section III, Ordinance 2-77.
2) Section 5,5 - Increase $1,000.00 bond to $2,000.00 minimum. No
ation was taken at this time.
d) Class 4 Water System, a small public water supply which consists of
9 or less taps. WAC requires the local Health Officer and Department
to adopt rules and regulations that apply to Class 4 Systems. A contract
must be drawn with DSHS to define each department's responsibility in
the case of all Water Systems. A copy of the proposed contract was
submitted (attachment #6) . Dr, Fischnaller and Randy Durant reviewed
and approved it. An ordinance and fee schedule needs to be adopted. Board
reviewed all documents.
3. Public Health Officer; Dr. Fischnaller
a) Report of Health Officers' Meeting, Dr. Fischnaller reported that
they discussed changes in Federal Laws regarding the support of public
health at the local level. 314D money can no longer be appropriated
to the counties by a need basis but must be divided by matching monies
in order to emphasize county funding participation. This would cut all
counties except King County. Jefferson has been cut to $3,200.00 which
could possibly be changed.
b).Possible necessity to close two establishments due to bad inspection
reports. Tjemsland's Store and Roma Inn Tavern.
Next meeting will be December 5, 1979
Meeting Adjourned
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SITE EVALUATION REPORT attadtn°r►t #1
JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Receipt No: 9258
.Multi-Service Building
. 802 Sheridan Avenue ENIE i Fee: 815.00
'Port Townsend, Washington 98368 D
385-0722 Bate: .10-26-79 •
Applicant: . Florence Hos Sec. 16 Twn. 301 89. 3W
Address: Rt. 1 Box 35 Lot 1 and 2 Block 13 Gise Addition
• Legal Description. (Div.,81k., Lot)
Port Townsend, WA 98368
THIS REPORT DOES NUT CONSTITUTE APPROVAL OF Directions for Locating Site (Draw:map on back)
A BUILDING OR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT. THOSE Site Size 9,934 sq. ft.
PERMITS SMALL BE GRANTED.ONLY UPON APPLICA-
TICW AND NULL AE REVIEWED IN ACCORDANCE WITH Seller
CONDITIONS AND REGULATIONS EXISTING ON THE -
DATE OF THE PERMIT APPLICATION. THIS REPORT Buyer
IS NQT A PERMIT APPLICATION.
Repair to existing tank and drainfield for proposed new 3 bedroom resident.
I request this site evaluation for single family residence or !
INSTRUCTIONS: A minimum of two soil log holes at least 4 feet deep, 2 feet diameter, and 50
feet apart must be dug in the proposed drainfield area and flagged before the evaluation is
made. See attached instruction sheet.
A site evaluation of the above Property was made on October 31, 1979 by this department
and the..property has been found:
QACCEPTABLE - Soil and site conditions are acceptable.for .installation of a sewage disposal
system, as requested above; under existing conditions and regulations.
COM)ITIONALLY ACCEPTABLE - Soil and site conditions are acceptable for installation
of a sewage disposal system, as requested above, under existing condi-
;ions and regulations, provided THE CONDITIONS SET OUT BELOW ARE MET.
TJUNACCEPTABLE - Soil and site conditions are'unacceptable for installation of a septic
tank system.
C70t4J1ENTS: It is with sincere regret that I must inform you your site cannot be approved for
on-site sewage disposal pursuant to the rules and regulations of Jefferson County Ordinance 2-77.
The reasons for this decision are as follows:
1) Inadequate lot size for both well and drainfield. (Only 9,934 sq. ft.) 20,000 feet minimum
is-required as per Jefferson Co. Ordinance 1-69, Amendment to Regulation 1, Adopted 8-14-72.
lInformation provided by builder indicates existing sewage disposal system is unacceptable.
Recommendation: If an approved water source is developed off the property as was originally •
proposed, the site could be approved dependent on house site proposed.
!Please note that any.person aggrieved by this decision may appeal to the Director of Environmental
ittth1, Btipdall M. Durant, R.S. and/or .the Health Officer, J.E. Fischnaller, M.D. (385-0722)
11) 0-4' .coarse sand Respectfully,
1) 0-12" top soil ,
12-48" coarse sand
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SON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT No.: 4784
..ervice Building-2nd Floor
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Pool Townsend,Washington 98368
3854722 D 8-6-79
Applicant Florence Hos Sec. li Twn. 1 Rg. 1W
Address Rt. 1, Box 35 Lot 1 & 2, 81k'15 Gise Addition
LEGAL OESCMPTIONrgt.SUL LOT)- '.
Port Townsend, WA 98368 (call Dave Brown)
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Phone: 385-1511 •
THIS DOES NOT CONSTITUTE Site•size 9.484 sq.ft. (
APPROVAL OF A BUILDING OR NIA
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PERMIT. Seller
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3 bedroom withprivate well 11
I request this site evaluation for l single family residence or
removing 12x60' mobile & replace with house
INSTRUCTIONS:A minimum of two soil log holes at least 4 feet deep,2 feet diameter,and 50 feet apart must be dug in the proposed drainfield area and flagged before the evaluation is made.
A site evaluation of the above property was made on 8-9-79 by this department
and your request has been: I
LI APPROVED Pending submission of a completed sewage disposal permit application.
- 0 CONDITIONALLY APPROVED — Providing conditions listed below are met and submission of a
completed sewage disposal permit application.
17.0 DENIED. at this time.
COMMENTS: It is with sincere regret that I must inform you your site cannot be '
approved for on-site sewage disposal pursuant to the rules and regulations of Jefferson
County Ordinance No. 2-77. The reasons for this decision are as follows:
1. Inadequate lot size available to accomodate proposal.
2. Portion of area proposed for drainfield subject to high water table.
• Shallow Sandpoint wells 12' - 20' on and near property. jl
Would evaluate specific proposal with new soil log at high 'point of property after
your planned road vacation is completed. Approved outside source of water would
be necessary.
Please note that any person aggrieved by this decision may appeal to the Health Officer,
Soil E.E. Fischnaller, M.D. (385-0722).
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REPORT OF NURSING SERVICE attach it #2
MONTH OCTOBER. 1979
Oct. Sept. Oct.
1979 1979 1978
HOME VISITS ?22 271 236
OFFICE VISITS 196 214 84
NEWBORN 33 23 14
A UNDER 1 - YEAR 71 77 30
6 1 - 5 88 81 36
E 5- 19 38 68 14
S 20 60 115 47 28
60 + 61 206 175
N.C.H. 80 179 29
C.C.S. 10 19 12
WELL CHILD CLINIC 82 68 29
P ACUTE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE lu 345 Flu 197 •
R CONTROL - IMMUNIZATIONS 439 441 165
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SCHOOL HEALTH 1.234 45 1.130
M.I.C. 139 on oroaram 34 21 20
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HOME HEALTH (P.H.N.) 88 60 59
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To: Jefferson County Board of Health
From: Randall M. Durant, H.S.
Director of Environmental Health '
Date: November 2. 1979 •
Subject: Activities - Environmental Health Section - October 1979
Field Work:
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Number of sewage disposal permits were equal to the same period last year. There
vas a decrease in the number of site evaluations°and an increase in-plats. Office
contacts increased overall. The food program consisted of 35 inspections and
several temporary food service approvals. One establishment was closed for 24 hours.
Food handler presentation was given to 30 students at Quilcene High School.
Other field work:
Food Complaints Water Other Finals Followup Total
1 41 7 8 30 9 39 134
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Contacts: Office, telephone calls, plan review and design
Sanitarian: 643
Secretaries: 172 telephone calls
68 office contacts
240 total for secretaries
883 total for secretaries and sanitarians
Total contacts for year to date: 8,107 (does not include field contacts
or food handlers tests.
Food Handlers permits: October - 58 P
448 year to date
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH TOTALS - 1st 10 months
1978 1979 •
Septic tank and drainfield $11,777.50(428) 10,659.00 (397)
Site evaluations 7,965.00(658) $ 7,080.00 (574) •
Platting 1,561.00(34 short, $ 1.247.00 (7 long, 32 short)
7 long)`
Food Establishments 1,186.25 (32 restaurants 2,653.50 (91 restaurants, cocktail)
20 groceries) 830.00 (43 groceries)
Food Handler permits 838.00 (419) 896.00 (448)
Installers, pumpers 518.75 781.25 (26)
$ 23,846.50 $24,146.75
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PROPOSED 1980 JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT FEE SCHEDULE
1979 1980
Septic Tank Permits
Mew Installation $30.00 $30.00.
Mew Installation - Commercial 40.00 50.00
Repair 10.00. 15.00 `.
Repair - Commercial systems - 25.00
ilk Plan review and evaluation - larger sewage disposal systems. New or.
repair "installktion $20 + $20 per hour+ $50.00 permit application fee
(systems with greater than 3,500 gal per day sewage flow).
Short Plat Evaluations $25.00 $ "-
Long Plat Evaluations 40.00 50.00 a
Plus $1.00 per lot + 1.50 per lot :
Site Evaluations $15.00 $25.00
If contiguous, each additional site 5.00 10.00
Septic Tank-Drainfield Installer Permit
Original $50.00 75.00
Renewals 25.00 30.00
Renewals after January 31 50.00 50.00
Septic Tank Pumper Permits
Originals $50.00 $75.00
Renewals 25.00 30.00
Renewals after January 31 50.00 50.00
Pit Privy Permit $ 2.00 $ 5.00
Solid Waste Disposal Site Permit
Original $75.00 ' $75.00
Renewal 30.00 30.00
Transfer Stations 50.00 50.00
Restaurants and Drive-Ins
0 - 50 seats $25.00 $25.00
50 - .100 seats 35.00 35.00
100 - 200 seats 45.00 45.00
above 200 seats. 50.00 50.00
Cocktail Lounges - Extra 10.00 10.00
Fraternal Organizations - Food Service $ 25.00
Cocktail Lounge 10.00
Mobile Food Establishments $25.00 $ 25.00
Tesgsorary - Commercial Food Service $10.00 $ 10.00
No charge for non-profit organizations
Taverns $25.00 $ 25.00
If serving cooked foods - is counted as restaurant
Retail Food Markets (groceries,meat, bakeries) $20.00
Grocery stores $ 20.00
Meat Markets 20.00
Retail Bakeries 20.00
(Late renewals of above - Additional SOT of annual fee)
Food Handlers $ 2.00
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PROPOSED 1980 JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT FEE SCHEDULE '
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immunizations 1979 1980
TO, MNR (per procedure for those over age 18) $2.00
Cholera (includes certification) 3.00
Smallpox (includes certification) 3.00 '
Typhoid (includes certification) 3.00
71u shots 2.00
Certification for employment (TB) $2.00
Hearing test (over age 18) $2.00
E-rays* $5.00
Pregnancy testing* $2.00
71ood tests (other than VD, i.e. premarital test
for out of state) $2.00
* Fee nay be waived
All new annual permits will be pro-rated quarterly; provided that: only the I
$30.00 portion of the original Solid Waste Disposal site permit, and only the
$40.00 portion of the Septic Tank Installer's Permit and only the $40.00 portion
of the Septic Tank Pumpers Permit shall be pro-rated.
(1%79 fees for Septic Tank Installers and Pumpers permits stated only the $25.00
portion of the permit shall be pro-rated).
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PROPOSED DEFINITION ADDITIONS TO
JEFFERSON COUNTY ORDINANCE 2-77
Sewage Definitions - Section III Ordinance 2-77
`REPAIR. The replacement, addition, or alteration of a septic tank,
distribution box, tight line, or other appurtenances to an existing
individual sewage disposal system, and including any replacement,
addition, or alteration to a sub-surface disposal field where at least
a portion of the original sub-surface disposal field is used. In
those instances where no portion of the existing drainfield or septic
tank is to be use, it will be considered the same as a new installation."
ANEW INSTALLATION. A system to serve not more than a 2-family residen-
tial unit, or a business requiring not more than a 1,250 gallon septic
{; tank."
`NEW INSTALLATION - COMMERCIAL. A system to serve all other commercial
buildings or mutt-family dwellings over 2-family units."
"LARGER SYSTEM. Systems with greater than 3500 gallons per day sewage
flow disposed of on land."
Proposed Change
Section 5.5 - Increase $1000 bond to $2000 minimum. This is recommended
due to 1) increasing cost of installation and repairs and 2) RCW 18.27.040
An Act Relating to General Contractors and Specialty Contrators requires
$4000 for general contractor and $2000 for specialty contractor.
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WATER SYSTEM PLAN OF OPERATION
ADMINISTERED UNDER WAC 248-54-570
Pursuant to Chapter 43.20 RCW and Chapter WAC 248-54-570, this Plan of Opera-
'-tion is made between the Washington State Department of Social and Health.
' Services, Health Services Division and the Jefferson County Health Department
for the purpose of delineating responsibilities for the supervision of public
water systems.
For the purpose of this plan *principal' shall mean the agency which assumes
responsibility for conducting the several program activities referred to
herein on a day to day basis dealing with water purveyors.
"Supportive' shall mean a role of consultation and assistance to the 'prin-
cipal" (except that nothing herein shall preclude the supportive agency from
{ 'acting as "principal` by mutual agreement at such times and in such contexts
/where necessary as determined by the health officer and the department for
protection or enhancement of the public health).
"State" refers to Washington State Department of Social and Health Services
and "local" refers to the Jefferson County Health Department
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of Washington has been a cooperative effort between the State Department of
'Social and Health Services and local government. Therefore this plan shall
only be implemented to the extent of the appropriate resources within each
agency. Termination or change may be initiated by either party within 30
days written notice.
DATE this day of 197
Chairman/Board of Health John Beare, M.D., Division Director
Health Services Division
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JEFFFERS'ON COUNTY ORDINANCE #
CLASS 4 WATER SYSTEMS
RULES AND REGULATIONS
SECTION 1. .AUTHORITY, PURPOSE, SCOPE. This ordinance is promulgated pursuant
to RCW 70.05.060 and Chapter 248-54-570 WAC and is adopted to insure the pro-
tection of public health through the provision of minimum requirements and
standards for design, construction, operation and maintenance of Class 4 Water,
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SECTION 2. ADMINISTRATION. This ordinance is administered according to the
Water System Plan of Operation between the Washington State Department of Social
and Health Services and the Jefferson County Health Department signed and approved
or hereafter amended.
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SECTION 3. DEFINITIONS. Unless otherwise noted by an asterisk (*) all defini-
tions listed below are de?fined under WAC 248-54-560 "Rules and Regulations of
the State Board of Health Regarding Public Water Systems".
(1) "Class 1 System"
(2) "Class 2 System"
(3) "Class 3 System"
(4) "Class 4 System"
(5) "Community Water System"
(6) *"Compliance Program" -A schedule in writing, documenting the public
water systems deficiencies, recommend improvements, and a schedule for
completion.
(7) "Contaminant"
(8) "Critical Water Supply Service Area"
(9) "Department"
(10) "Disinfection"
(11) "Distribution System"
(12) "Exemption"
(13) *"Existing, Expanding Systems" - A public water system now in existence
that does intend to expand or make changes in the system during the
calendar year. This can be an existing private system that will be ex-
panding to become a public water system.
(14) *"Existing, Non-Expanding System" - A public water system now in existence
that does not intend to expand or make changes in the system during the
calendar year.
(15) "Health Officer"
(16) "Maximum Contaminant Level"
(17) *"New System" - A water system that is newly developed to serve water to
the public. This includes existing wells.
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(19) "Public Water System"
(20) "Purveyor"
(21) "Service"
(22) *"Surveillance" to be defined by LHD under plan of operation
(23) "Variance"
(24) "Waiver"
(25) *"Water System Plan of Operation" - The agreement between the depart-
ment and the local health department/district delineating the respective
responsibilities for each agency of the provisions of the "Rules and
Regulations of the State Board of Health Regarding Public Water Systems".
SECTION 4. PLAN REVIEW - FEE.
(1) A, fee for administration of these rules, plan review and well site inspection
is required.
(2) The fee for a Class 4 Public Water System plan review and inspection shall be
as follows:
(a) Well site inspection: $20.00
(b) Plan review Class 4 Systems (5 or more connections): $65.00
(c) Plan review Class 4 Systems (Less than 5 connections): $35.00
(3) Engineers design of all water systems is required unless wavied by the Health
Officer. The design engineer shall be licensed with the State of Washington
and have experience in water system design.
SECTION 5. EXISTING, NON-EXPANDING SYSTEMS - APPROVAL.
(1) Any existing Class 4 Water System not have approval of the health officer
shall complete the information requested in the Class 4 design requirements
for existing water systems within the intent and purpose of the applicable
provisions of the following sections of the Rules and Regulations Regarding
Public Water Systems: WAC 248-54-600 (2) (e) (i), 248-54-620 (1) (a) (b) (d),
248-54-640 (under the terms of the Water System Plan of Operation provided for
in WAC 248-54-570), 248-54-660, 248-54-680, 248-54-700, 248-54-710, 248-54-740,
248-54-780 and 248-54-790.
(2) Any factor to be out of compliance shall be grounds for denying a building
permit or sewage disposal permit. If the water system is not approved, the
purveyor shall develop a compliance program acceptable to the Health Officer
and Department of Social and Health Services to bring the system up to standards.
SECTION 6. NEW OR EXISTING, EXPANDING SYSTEMS - REQUIREMENTS.
(1) Every purveyor before obtaining approval to install, for the purpose of operating
any new or any portion of a Class 4 Water System, or additions, extensions or
alterations of an existing Class 4 Water System shall complete the information
requested in the Class 4 design requirements for new or expanding systems within
the intent and purposes of the applicable provisions of the following sections
of the Rules and Regulations Regarding Public Water Systems: WAC 248-54-600,
248-54-640 (under the terms of the Water Systems Plan of Operation provided in
WAC 248-54-570), 248-54-660, 248-54-680, 248-54-700, 248-54-710, 248-54-740,
248-54-780, and 248-54-790.
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SECTION 7. ENFORCEMENT. If after investigation the health officer finds that any
public water system fails to comply with the law or with this ordinance, the health
officer may send a compliance letter to the purveyor of the public water system,
which letter shall include the following: specification of the areas where the public
water system fails to meet the requirements of the law or of this ordinance; and
specifications of time deadlines for submission of any steps designed to bring the
public water system into compliance with the law or this ordinance. In the event the
purveyor fails to comply with the law or this ordinance by the deadlines set out in
the compliance letter, the department may take legal actions as it deems necessary
under RCW 43.20.170 and RCW 70.05.120 in order to assure compliance of the public
water system with the law and this ordinance.
SECTION 8. These Rules and Regulations shall take effect on . 19
Passed this day of , 19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Board Of Health)
couwiY, WASHINGi'ON
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ATTEST:
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