HomeMy WebLinkAbout02 77NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held
by the Board of Jefferson County Commissioners, on Tuesday, December
27, 1977 at 10:30 a.m., in the Commissioner's Chambers, Jefferson
County Courthouse, Port Townsend, Washington for the purpose of
adopting the following Ordinance outlining the Rules and Regulations
for the Jefferson County Health Department:
Ordinance No.,; — %%
AN ORDINANCE relating to the sanitation and health requirements of
public food service establishments as defined in the
"Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Health, Food
Service Sanitation," and the "United States Public Health
Service Food Sanitation Ordinance and Code"; the governing
of solid waste handling and implementing the comprehensive
solid waste management plan covering storage, collection,
transportation, treatment, utilization, processing and
final disposal; providing for the regulation of on-site
sewage disposal systems, the licensing of commercial installers,
providing for on --site management systems, providing for
establishing standards for equipment and operation of septic
tank pumpers; establishing permit fees, the issuance and
revocation of permits, the payment of permit fees; and
prescribing penalties for violations thereof.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE SANITATION AND HEALTH REQUIRE-
MENTS OF PUBLIC FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS AS DEFINED IN THE "RULES
AND REGULATIONSOFTHE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, FOOD SERVICE SANITATION",
AS ADOPTED ON JUNE 3, 1963, AND AS DEFINED IN THE 1962 EDITION OF THE
"UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE FOOD SANITATION ORDINANCE AND
CODE", RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE AND REVOCATION OF PERMITS; THE PAY14ENT
OF PERMIT FEES, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF.
WHEREAS, under the provision of R.C.W. 70.05.060 and R.C.W.
70.46.060, the Board of Health is charged with the duty of making
such rules and regulations as may be necessary for the prevention,
suppression and control of dangerous, contagious or infectious disease;
and
WHEREAS, the following rules and regulations are necessary for
the prevention, suppression and control of dangerous, contagious or
infectious disease, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Jefferson Co.un.t.y'Board of Commissioners
that the following be adopted as regulations:
SECTION I
1.1 The State Board of Health Rules and Regulations, Food
Service Sanitation, as adopted June 3, 1963, is hereby adopted by
reference as the Rules and Regulations governing Food Service
Sanitation in the Jefferson County Health Department.
1.2 The 1962 Edition of the "United States Public Health
Service Food Sanitation Ordinance and Code" is hereby adopted by
reference as the official interpretation of this Ordinance, where
applicable.
1.3 Where a conflict may occur between this :orddhance and
the State Board of Health Regulations, or the PHS Food Sanitation
Ordinance and Code, the Jefferson County Health Department regulations
take preference, with State Board of Health Regulations second
preference and the PHS Sanitation Code third.
SECTION II
2.1 Permits: A valid permit issued by the Health Office shall
be required for any person to operate a food service establishment
within the jurisdiction of the Jefferson County Health Department.
Only persons who comply with the minimum requirements of these
regulations shall be entitled to receive and retain such a permit.
Permits shall not be transferable from one person to another or place
other than that specified on the permit. A valid permit shall be
posted in a conspicuous place in every food establishment. Permits
for temporary food service establishment shall be issued for a period
not to exceed 14 days.
2.2 Permit Application: A written application for a Permit
shall be made on forms provided by the Health Officer.. Such appli-
cation shall include the name, or names of the applicant and whether
such application is for an individual, firm, corporation or partner-
ship. The application shall include location of operation and type
of food service proposed and any other information requested on the
form to help evaluate the proposal. Applications for temporary food
service establishments shall include the includsive dates of the
proposed operation.
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2.3 Permit Issuance: A permit shall be issued by the Health
Officer after receipt of the application and an inpsection of the prem-
ises reveals compliance with rainir,,iu,a requirements and upon receipt of
inspection fees as established by this Ordnance-.
2.4 No food service establishment shall operate after the
effective date of this Resolution except in compliance with the pro-
visions of this :Ordinance,, and unless there is conspicuously dis-
played on the premises thereof a valid and current Food Service
Establishment Permit.
2.5 Permit Suspension: The Health Officer may suspend the
Permit to operate for failure to comply with these Rules and Regulations.
Whenever a food establishment fails to comply with the Demerit pro-
visions of this .Ordinance the operator shall be given the opportunity
to attend a Hearing called by the Health Officer for the purpose of
reviewing the inspection records and arriving at a mutually satis-
factory schedule of compliance with all violations of these rules and
regulations. Not withstanding this provision of these regulations,
should the Inspecting Officer have reasonable grounds to believe that
unsanitary, or other conditions exist which constitute a substantial
immediate hazard to public health he shall contact the Director of
Environmental Health and/or the County Health Officer who may without
warning, notice or hearing issue a written notice that the Permit to
operate is immediately suspended.
2.6 Permit Suspension Appeal: Whenever a food service esta-
blishment operator feels agrieved by the decision made by the Health
Officer following a hearing, he may within 5 days file a written notice
of appeal with the Jefferson County Superior Court.
SECTION III
3.1 Inspection Records, Demerit Values, Demerit Scores: The
Health Officer shall cause to be made inspections of all Food Service
Establishments at least annually, or at frequent enough intervals to
assure compliance with these Rules and Regulations. Upon completion
of the inspection the demerit values of all violations shall be
totaled and the establishment notified in writing on the inspection
forms in use.
3.1.a Demerit values shall be those established in the
1962 Food Service Manual or as subsequently amended,
a copy of which is attached and becomes a part of
this Ordinance.,
3.2 Demerit Scores;
3.2.a When a demerit score of an establishment is 20
or less, all violations of 2 or 4 demerit points
must be corrected by the time of the next routine
inspection.
3.2.b When the demerit score of an establishment is more
then 20 but not more than 40, all items of 2 or 4
demerits must be corrected within a period not to
exceed 30 days.
3.2.c When one or more 6 point demerit items are in
violation, regardless.of demerit score, such items
must be corrected within a period of time not to
exceed 10 days.
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3.2.d When the Demerit Score of an establishment is more
than 40 the Permit is subject to immediate suspen-
sion by the Environmental Health Director, or the
County Health Officer, if in the opinion of the
Inspecting Officer an immediate health hazard
exists, or if the Food Service Establishment has
on record a demerit score of 20 or more on the
previous inspection.
3.2.3 In the case of temporary food service establishments,
violations must be corrected within a specified
period of time not to exceed 24 hours. Failure to
comply with such notice shall result in immediate
suspension of the permit.
SECTION IV
4.1 Additional Provisions: In addition to those requirements
set forth by the State Board of Health Rules and Regulations and the
interpretation by the U.S. Public Health. Service Code, 1962 Edition,
the following stipulation shall also be met.
4.1.a All Food Service Establishments, other than
Temporary establishments, that are constructed or
extensively reconstructed after the effective date
of this Ordinance, shall have toilet and hand -
washing facilities for each sex which are available
to the public and which are available without pass-
ing through a food processing or storage area.
4.1.b All threaded water taps inside or outside the
establishment shall be equipped with approved
siphon breakers or other backflow prevention
devises.
4.1.c Where hand dishwashing is in use, all food service
establishments that are constructed or extensively
reconstructed after the effective date of this
Ordinance shall provide a separate drain connected
metal compartment with convenient spray attachment
adjacent to, but separate from the sink washing
compartment for the purpose of scraping and pre -
rinsing eating and drinking utensils.
4.1.d It shall be the duty of the operator of every
establishment to see that all Food Service Workers
are in compliance with State Law requiring such
workers to obtain valid Food Service Workers Permits.
4.1.e Access to establishments. The Health Officer,
after proper identification, shall be permitted
to enter any food establishment at any reasonable
time for the purpose of inspecting the establish-
ment and/or equipment to determine compliance with
these regulations.
SECTION V
5.1 Fees as per Jefferson County Health District Fee Schedule.
SECTION VI
6.1 Review of Plans: Prior to the construction or remodeling
of any Food Service Establishment plans for such construction or
remodeling shall be submitted to the health department for review and
approval prior to issuance of a Building Permit commencing any con-
struction or remodeling.
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SECTION VII
7.1 Penalties: Any person violating or failing to comply with
any of the provisions of these rules and regulations shall be guilty
of a misdemea.no-r. In addition thereto, such person can be enjoined
from continuing such violation. Each day upon which such violation
occurs shall constitute a separate violation.
7.2 The Prosecuting Authority of the county or municipality
in which any alleged violations may occur and/or the County Health
Officer shall be empowered to enforce the provisions of this ordinance.
7.3 Any section of this ordinance not covered in WAC 248.84
(Rules and Regulations of the State Board of Health - Food Service
Sanitation.) i+ay be waived by the Jefferson County Health Department
if it causes a hardship on the operator and it can be shown that no
health hazard will result.
SECTION VIII
8.1 Constitutionality: Should any section, paragraph, sen-
tence, clause or phrase of these rules and regulations be declared
unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said
rules and regulations shall not be affected thereby.
SECTION IX
These Rules and Regulations are necessary for the prevention,
supression and control of dangerous, contagious or infectious disease
and shall be in full force and effect on January 1, 1978.
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SOLID WASTE REGULATIONS
WHEREAS, RCW 70.95.160 requires each jurisdictional board of
health to adopt regulations governing solid waste handling implementing
the comprehensive solid waste management plan covering storage, collec-
tion, transportation, treatment, utilization, processing and final
disposal, including the issuance of permits for solid waste disposal
in the Jefferson County Health Department.
AND WHEREAS, the Jefferson County Board of Health deems it
necessary to adopt regulations governing the management of solid
wastes in order to preserve, promote and improve the public health
in Jefferson County,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following regulations
and attachments incorporated by reference herein are hereby adopted.
Sec. 1.01. The Minimal Functional Standards for Solid Waste Handling,
vTAC173-301 is hereby adopted as regulations governing
solid waste disposal in Jefferson County.
Sec. 1.02. The following standards, requirements and the procedures
shall be adopted in addition to the Minimum Functional
Standards.
Sec. 2.01. Individual waste containers that are intended to be emptied
by mechanical means shall be limited in volume to 32 gallons
in capacity and the gross weight of container and waste
shall not exceed 65 pounds.
Sec. 3.01. It shall be the responsibility of each land owner, company,
corporation or individuals to insure that his waste
material shall be so stored in approved containers as to
preclude creation of litter. Failure to do so shall be
a misdemeanor.
Sec. 4.01. Permits. Every person desiring to construct and/or operate
a sanitary landfill, transfer station, reclamation site,
incinerator, composting plant or solid waste collection
service in Jefferson County shall first obtain a Permit
from the Jefferson County Health Department.
Sec. 4.02. Permit fees as per Jefferson County Health Department fee
schedule.
Sec. 4.03. Renewal of Permits. Every permit for the operation of a
sanitary landfill, transfer station or other solid waste
disposal facility and all collection vehicle fees shall
be renewed annually on or before December 31 of each
year, subject to satisfactory compliance with these
regulations.
Sec. 4.04. Suspension and Appeals. A permit may be suspended by the
County Health Officer in accordance with RCW 70.95.200.
Sec. 4.05. Hearings and Appeals. An aggrieved applicant may appeal
a denial of a Permit, or suspension of a Permit,in
accordance with RCW 70.95.210.
Sec. 5.01. Enforcement. It shall be the duty of the County Health
Officer to enforce the provisions of these regulations
equally on all persons.
Sec. 6.01. Severability. If any provisions of these regulations, its
application to any person or circumstance is held invalid,
the remainder of the regulations or the application of the
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regulation to other persons or circumstances is not
affected.
Sec. 7.01 Penalties. Any person violating any of the provisions
of these regulations shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not
less than twenty five (25) dollars or more than two
hundred and fifty (250) dollars, or by imprisonment in
the county jail for not more than ninety (90) days.
Each separate day of any portion thereof during which
any violation occurs or continues shall be deemed to
constitute a separate offense, and upon conviction
shall be punished as herein provided.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ON-SITE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS
RULES AND REGULATIONS PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF ON-SITE SEWAGE
DISPOSAL SYSTEMS, ESTABLISHING PERMITS, PERMIT FEES AND THE LICENSING
OF COMMERCIAL INSTALLERS; PROVIDING FOR ON-SITE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS;
PROVIDING FOR ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR EQUIPMENT AND OPERATION OF
SEPTIC TANK PUMPERS AND REQUIRING PERMITS TO OPERATE, ESTABLISHING
PERMIT FEES, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS.
WHEREAS, under provisions of RCW 70.05.060, RCW 70.46.060 and
RCW 43.20 this Board if charged with the duty of protecting the public
health and safety of all inhabitants of Jefferson County, and
WHEREAS, The following Rules and Regulations are necessary
for the protection of public health and safety, and
WHEREAS, WAC 248-96-015, and WAC 248-96-016, State Board of
Health Rules and Regulations governing On -Site Sewage Disposal Systems
require local boards of health to adopt minimum standards as set forth
by the State Board of Health, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Jefferson County Board of Health that
the following be adopted as ordina-rice.
SECTION I Scope
1.1 The provisions of these regulations shall apply to all
territory within the boundaries of Jefferson County.
1.2 Every residence, place of business:or other building or
place where persons congregate, reside or are employed,
to which a public sewerage system is not available, shall
be provided with a water -flush toilet system connected
to an On -Site Disposal System or shall have an alternate
device for the disposal of domestic wastes. Non-residen-
tial buildings may be exempt from this requirement at the
discretion of the Health Officer, provided suitable toilet
facilities are provided within 200 feet of the work area.
SECTION II Adoption by reference
2.1 WAC 248-96-018 through WAC 248-96-175, State Board of
Health Rules and regulations governing On -Site Sewage
Disposal Systems adopted June 1974 are hereby adopted
by reference as Rules and Regulations of the Jefferson
County Health Department.
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2.2 The U. S. Public Health Service Publication No. 526,
The Manual of Septic Tank Practices is hereby adopted
as standards for the design and installation of larger
On -Site Disposal systems.
2.3 Washington State Department of Social and Health Services,
Bulletin, ES No. 1, A Septic Tank System for Your Home,
as presently published, or as hereafter revised, is hereby
adopted by reference to provide standards for On -Site
Sewage Disposal Systems not otherwise specified in
standards adopted by this Ordinance EXCEPT where ES No.
1 is in conflict with the State Board of Health Regulations,
in which case the State Board of Health Regulations shall
take precedent.
SECTION III Definitions
In addition to definitions found in WAC 248-96, the following
are also defined.
3.1 Commercial Installer shall mean any person, or persons
engaged in the business of installing and/or repairing
on-site sewage disposal systems.
3.2 Health Department shall mean the Jefferson County Health
Department.
3.3 Sewage Disposal Permit shall mean a written permit issued by
the Health Department granting permission for the installa-
tion or repair of an on-site sewage disposal system.
3.4 Commercial Installer's Permit shall mean the written permit
issued annually by the Health Department to a Commercial
Installer who has demonstrated his ability to install dis-
posal systems in a manner herinafter set forth.
3.5 Septic Tank Pumper shall mean any person, or persons,
engaged in the business of cleaning and pumping septic
tanks, cesspools or other accumulations of sewage.
3.6 Septic Tank Pumper's Permit shall mean the written permit
issued by the Health Department authorizing a Septic Tank
Pumper to carry on the business of cleaning septic tanks.
3.7 Fees shall mean those charges as hereinafter authorized
by the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners for issuing
Permits and making inspections as found necessary.
SECTION IV Inspection
4.1 Prior to the installation or repair of an on-site sewage
disposal system a valid Permit shall be obtained and
the Health Department shall be notified of the date of
installation. Within three (3) working days of said
notification the Health Department shall make an inspection
of the system prior to covering.
4.2 A final inspection may be waived by the Health Department
but it becomes the responsibility of the Installer to
obtain the waiver prior to installation.
4.3 If installation or workmanship of the disposal system
does not meet the requirements of these regulations
the Health Officer shall order corrections and cause a
subsequent inspection to be made.
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SECTION V Installers
5.1 It shall be unlawful for a Commercial Installer to
engage in the business of installing on-site sewage dis-
posal systems without first having been issued a
Commercial Installer's Permit by the Health Officer.
5.2 A Commercial Installer's Permit shall only be issued after
the applicant has indicated a basic knowledge of the
proper design and function of a sewage disposal system,
and his knowledge of the provisions of this ordinance..
5.3 An Installer's Permit may be revoked or suspended, if, after
a hearing he shall find incompetency, negligence, misre-
presentation in making application for a permit to con-
struct or install a sewage disposal system, or the bond
as hereinafter required has been cancelled.
5.4 Any person feeling aggrieved because of the revocation
or denial of a Permit by the Health Officer may, within
thirty (30) days of such denial appeal to the Jefferson
County Board of Commissioners and a Hearing will be
granted. Determination by the Board of Commissioners
shall be binding upon the applicant.
5.5 Prior to the issuance of a Commercial Installer's Permit
the applicant must EITHER post a bond to the Jefferson
County Health Department in a form approved by the
Prosecuting Attorney in the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00)
executed by a surety company authorized to do business in
the State of Washington, or by two good sureties not
connected in business with the applicant and approved
by the Prosecuting Attorney, OR be in possession of a
bond obtained in accordance with the Specialty Contractors
Laws of the State of Washington. The purpose of the bond
is to assure the faithful performance of all work being
done under terms of these regulations. Any person who
may be damaged by a wrongful act of the Permittee's
failure to perform work in a workmanlike manner may
sue upon said bond for damages in a sum not to exceed the
amount of the bond.
5.6 Nothing herein contained shall prohibit a bonefide owner
from constructing or repairing an on-site sewage disposal
system on his own property without obtaining an Installer's
Permit, providing he complies with other terms of these
regulations AND PROVIDING he constructs no more than one
system in any one calendar year.
SECTION VI Septic Tank Pumpers
6.1 It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation
to engage in the business of cleaning any septic tank,
cesspool, seepage pit, or removing accumulations of
other sewage without first having obtained a Septic Tank
Pumpers Permit from the Jefferson County Health Department.
6.2 Pumping equipment must be presented to the Health Depart-
ment for inspection.
6.2a The pump tank must be of at least one thousand (1,000)
gallons in capacity and must be in good repair and of
cleanable construction.
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6.2b All hoses and pumping equipment shall be kept in a
clean and sanitary condition while stored or in transit.
6.2c All discharge valves shall be in food repair, free from
leaks and be fitted with water tight caps.
6.2d The Name of the operating firm shall be prominently
displayed on the sides of the vehicle.
6.3 All premises served and equipment used shall be left
in a clean and sanitary condition.
6.4 Prior to issuance of a Septic Tank Pumper's Permit the
applicant must show proof of a bond in the amount of
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Performance shall be
in accordance with bond requirements of the Commercial
Installer's Permit.
6.5 Disposal sites shall have the written approval of the
Health Department and shall be maintained in a satis-
factory manner. It shall be unlawful to dispose of
septic tank pumpings or other accumulated sewage at
other than designated and approved disposal sites.
6.6 A Septic Tank Pumper's Permit may be revoked or sus-
pended, if, after a hearing he has been found to be in
non-compliance with the terms of this ordinance. The
right to a hearing is set forth in Section V.5.4.
6.7 Where a sewage holding tank is in use, the Health Officer
may on an interim basis waive the bond requirement for
a bonefide owner of the disposal system to pump his own
holding tank, providing the equipment in use and the
method of disposal meets the terms of this ordinance.
Identification of the vehicle will not be necessary but
Septic Tank Pumper's Permit must be obtained, the fee
for which is here waived.
SECTION VII Fees
7.1 Permit fees as per Jefferson County Health Department
fee schedule.
SECTION VIII Penalties
Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance
shall, upon conviction, be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to
a fine of not more than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, ($250.00) or by
imprisonment for not more than ninety days, or.both such fine and
imprisonment. Each day any person shall continue to violate, or
fails to comply with the terms of these regulations shall constitute
a separate offense.
SECTION IX Appeal
Appeal from a decision by the Health Officer pursuant to
this ordinance may be made by filing a written request with the
Jefferson County Board of Commissioners within fifteen (15) days
following the decision. Appeals shall be heard by the Board of
Commissioners within thirty five (35) days of receipt of appeal.
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SECTION X Severability
If any sentence, clause, phrase or section of these regulations
be declared unconstititional, such holding does not affect the
legality of any remaining portion of these regulations.
SECTION XI Effective date
These rules and regulations shall be in full force and effect
immediately upon adoption by the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this ;.`7 day of!'��-dmE %�, 1977.
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Public Hearing Notice
BOARD OF COMISSIONERS
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Carroll M.'Mercer, Chairman
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B G. Brown, Member
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Signed this 13th day of December 1977.
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Fee Schedule
These fees are payable annually on or before July 1.
Fee Schedule adopted 8/17/77 and amended 11/16/77:
Septic Tank Permit
New Installation $30.00
New Installation - commercial 40.00
Repair 10.00
Short Plat Evaluations 25.00
Long Plat Evaluations 40.00 + $1.00 per lot
Site Evaluations 15.00
If contiguous, each additional
site shall be $5.00, otherwise
each site shall be full fee.
Septic Tank Installer Permit
Original 50.00
Renewals 25.00
Renewal after January 31 50.00
Septic Tank Pumper Permits
originals 50.00
Renewals 25.00
Renewals after January 31 50.00
Pit Privy Permit 2.00
Solid Waste Disposal Site Permit
Original 75.00
Renewal 30.00
Transfer Station 50.00 Collection
Collection Service 5.00 per vehicle
Restaurants and Drive Ins
0 - 50 seats 25.00
50 -10.0 seats 35.00
100-200 seats 45.00
above 200 seats 50.00
Cocktail Lounges - Extra 10.00
Mobile Food Establishments 25.00
Temporary - Commercial 10.00
No charge for non-profit organizations
Taverns 25.00
If serving cooked foods counted as restaurant
Retail Food Markets (grocery stores,
meat markets, retail bakeries) 20.00
Lake Renewals - Additional 50% of annual fee
Food Handlers 2.00
Immunizations
DT, MMR (per procedure for those
over age 18) 2.00
Cholera (includes certification) 3.00
Smallpox (includes certification) 3.00
Typhoid (includes certification) 3.00
Flu shots;%)ri ` . 9 nn
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Certification for employment (TB) 2.00
Hearing test (over age 18) 2.00
X-rays*
Large 5.00
Mini 2.00
Pregnancy testing* 2.00
Blood pressure check 1.00
Blood Tests (other than VD, i.e.
premarital test for out
of state) 2.00
Cancer screening (including lab) 15.00
Revisit to Women's Health 5.00
Care Spec. (sliding scale)
Child Health Clinic 15.00
Revisit (sliding scale)
* Fee may be waived.
All new annual permits will be prorated quarterly;
provided that: only the $30.00 portion of the
original Solid Waste Disposal site permit, and
only the $25.00 portion of the Septic Tank Installer's
Permit and only the $25.00 portion of the Septic Tank
Pumpers Permit shall be prorated.
Proration of Fees: Except for Temporary Establishments,
any Food Service Establishment applying for a permit to
operate after January 1, of any calendar year shall pay
one half of the annual inspection fee.
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