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Home My WebLink About08 August COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL , . PU8Ut HE'ALTH NUBSING HOME NURSING ViTAL STi~r::)T. .~~ ENViflONMENTAL HEALTH HEALTH EDUCA TrON . JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 802 SHERIDAN PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. 98368 (206)385..0722 H}~ALTF BOAt:?')) t<linutes: August 17, 1983 Board Members: B. G, Brown, Chairman A. M. O'Meara, Member John L. Pitts, Member Staff t1embers: Randall M. Durant, R. S. Phyllis Bee, P.R.N. Joseph Fischnaller, M.D. Gael Stuart, Administrator A. H. O'Meara was not present, due to vacation, when the meeting was called to order by Chairman B. G. Brown. . MINUTES: Commissioner Brown seconded Commissioner Pitts' ,motion to approve the minutes for the meeting of July 20, 1983. Unanimous. Authorization to Install a Septic Holding Tank; Warren and Patricia Olney: Gael Stuart read a letter trom the Olney's, (Attachment 1) dated August 9, 1983, outlining their problem and experiences to date. Doctor Fiscnnaller and Randy Durant reviewed the history of the site evaluations for these lots, noting that a Privy Permit was issued in 1980, for use as a campsite, after septic tank permit denial, The Olney's are currently requesting a holding tank permit. The State Board of Health's Regulation and Policy on holding tan'zs was read by Randy, which advises that holding tanks should not be used for a residence and if they are used it should be only in an emergency or limited use (dump station) situation, Overflows are a problem and the cost of hauling can be prohibitive to the homeowner. The County does not have the manpower to police holding tanks. Of the two holding tanks presently in use in the County, one was an emergency situation and the other was allowed after the party had it installed in the face of a septic tank permit denial. The County is charging for regular inspections of the holding tank. Triad Associates, an Engineering firm hired by the Olney's reported by letter dated December 24, 1980 (Attachment 1) that the lots do not meet the present County requirements for on site sewage disposal and suggested that the Olney's inquire about alternate methods every year or so, as the technology in this area is changing rapidly. It was their opinion that the Olney's only present option for on-site sewage disposal is the use of a privy. Minutes, August 17, 1983 Page 2: The Olney's have had this property since 1976 and a curtain drain was installed just last month. They want to put a one bedroom mobile home without laundry facilities, on the site for use two or three months each year. They purchased a third lot (#42) for privacy, realizing that it would not perc, since the original owner was turned down for a three bedroom house. Dr. Fischnaller advised that the Health Department wants to help land- owners do what they want with their land, but they agree with Triad Associates on this property. There is not a good way to handle the situation. Mrs. Olney stated that they understand the property is not suitable for a septic system and that's why they want permission for a holding tank. They are using a privy now, but feel it is a hardship to not be able to put in a holding tank. She feels it is discrimination for the State to say that the cost is prohibitive, since they don't know their financial position. It was also mentioned to he that there may be trouble getting rid of waste in Jefferson County, which would be a reason for denial of a holding tank permit. She advised that she had talked to a man who does take waste from this area. Currently, the Olney's have a 19 foot trailer on the site, and they own a 25 foot motor home which they don't want to drive back and forth on the ferry. Randy advised that a non-permanent recreational vehicle could be used with a privy permit. John Pitts asked if a variance could be given to put a one bedroom mobile home on the site with a privy. A mobile home requires a building permit as well as a septic permit and a privy is not considered an acceptable form of on site sewage disposal for a mobile home, even though the impact may be no le$or greater for a recreational vehicle that was occupied year around. It is less likely that a recreational vehicle would be used as a permanent residence. The Olney's don't want a mobile home any larger than a recreational vechicle (maximum 12 x 35 feet) but they do want to leave their 19 foot trailer on the property with the mobile. The property is hooked up to an approved, pressurized, water system. A composting privy was suggested by Commissioner Pitts, but Dr. Fischnaller said there would still be a gray water problem. Mrs. Olney advised that they would be willing to put up a bond and contract with a company to dump the holding tank. The contract could be written in such a way that it would be valid only during their own- ership of the property and the permit for the holding tank would not transfer if the property was sold. The Board advised her the County could not do that. Minutes, August 17, 1983 Page 3: Commissioner Pitts moved that the Board deny the request for authoriza- tion to install a septic holding tank, with the suggestion that some type of privy to accommodate these people for a recreational vehicle or a small mobile home be taken into consideration. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion. Dr. Fischnaller again pointed out that there would still be a problem with gray water and Commissioner Pitts concurred. Commissioner Brown and Dr. Fischnaller also advised the Olney's that since the upper lot (#42) was far enough away from the canal, and that soils change very rapidly in a short distance in this County, it would be a good idea to try some more perc holes in that area. Mrs. Olney said she was not very optimistic about that lot. When she inquired if they could appeal the Health Board's decision to the State she was told yes. MINUTES; July 26, 1983 Water System Meetin: Commissioner Brown seconded omm~ss~oner P~tts mot~on to approve t e minutes of the Water System meeting, as corrected. Health Board Meeting September 21, 1983: Commissioner Pitts moved to schedule the next meeting ot the Health Board for September 21, 1983 at the Tri-Area Community Center at 8:30 a.m. The area Realtors will be invited for discussion of: 1) Site evaluations versus permits, 2) Community water systems. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion. Gael Stuart will take care of the advertising and letters to all the area Realtors, inviting them to the meeting. Charge for Services; Letters to the City of Port Townsend and the School Districts: Gael Stuart reported that the letters had gone out to the School Distric~and the City of Port Townsend informing them of the charge for services of the Health Department. No responses have been received at this time. Schedule for Interviews; Environmental Health Specialist: Randy Durant reported that closing date tor applications tor the Env~ronmental Health Specialist position vacated by John Haynes (Attachment 2) will be August 25, 1983. Interviews will be September 8, 1983 before a committee composed of Gael Stuart, Randy Durant, Dr. Fischnaller and John Pitts. Geriatrics Screening Pro ram: A letter from the Clallam County omm~ss~oners ~ce ttac,ment 3) was presented that outlined the funding for the Two-County Geriatric Screening Program provided by Clallam County Health Department. The Area Agency on Aging funds a portion of the screenings, and pre- sently Clallam County is funding $20.00 for each screening. They are requesting a contribution from Jefferson County to be able to continue the program in this area. Phyllis Bee reported that each screening costs approximately $80.00, and presented a breakdown of the clinics for 1982 (Attachment 4). She also suggested that, if the clinics were dropped, a periodic visit by a Nurse to the Nutrition Center would be a good idea. That visit Minutes, August 17, 1983 Page 4: and the other clinics that are offered by the Health Department could provide most of the services the Senior Citizens are getting at these screenings. She and Gael Stuart advised that since Jefferson County does not have any input into the program, and most of the services can be obtained at free clinics the County presently offers, that Jefferson County does not participate. John Pitts moved to have a letter written for the Board's signature that Jefferson County will not be participating in the Geriatric Screening Program. Commissioner Brown seconded the motion. Procedures for replacement of Public Health Nurse, Phyllis Bee: Gael Stuart requested that the Board set up an Executive Session to discuss a replacement for Mrs. Bee who will be retiring from her position effective November 1, 1983 (Attachment 5). In order to allow time to consider the matter properly September 7, 1983 was set for the Executive Session. Nursing Director Report: Mrs. Bee reported that the Flu vaccine is in and shots will be given as soon as the Consent Forms are received from the State. She then presented the Monthly Report of Nursing Service for July (Attachment 6) with the comment that activity was slow due to summer. After a discussion of Ascariasis worms, Commissioner Pitts recommended that a letter be written to the Abundant Life Seed Company and the Food Co-Op asking them to post a notice to gardeners warning them of the dangers of using pig manure on their gardens. The eggs from these worms are found in the soil where pig manure has been used. Environmental Health Director Report: Randy Durant presented his report on the activities ot Environmental health Section for July (Attachment 6). July activities had increased compared to July 1982, and revenues were in the black for the first time this year. Health Officer Report: Dr. Fischnaller reported that he had attended a course on Sexually Transmitted Diseases as part of meeting the re- quirements for his license. Administrator Report: Letters for the Board's signature will be written to Mrs. Phyllis Bee and Mr. John Hayes, who are both leaving, Gael Stuart reported. The acutal revenue figure of $67,106.67 was not reflected on the financial report because some monies arrived after the report was made out. This puts actual revenues ahead of budgeted revenues. Mr. Stuart went on to express some concerns about the 1984 budget. He reported that the Health Department budget growth has been the smallest of any department in the County -- purposely. If cuts have to be made in 1984, programs would have to be cut. He emphasized that the sooner he knows what will have to be done the sooner he can make plans for next year. Minutes, August 17, 1983 Page 5 MEETING ADJOURNED: The next regular meeting will be September 21, l~~J at 8:JO a.m. at the Tri-Area Community Center. . M~'".k~, .....1... hUgUst 9, 1933 Jefferson County Health Department 202 Sheridan Port Townsend, Wa. 98363 To: The Board of Health From: Warren & patricia Olney 2626 N. W. 59th #1 Seattle, Wa. 98107 Phone: 782-1060 Subject: Request authorization to install a septic holding tank for a one Dedroom mobil home to be purchased after authorization is granted. Gentlemen: In early 1976 we purchased lots 1 and 2 (tax parcels 7 & 8) of the unrecorded plat of Churchill's Oak Bay Waterfront Tracts in Section 29, Township 29N, Range IE. We were told one of the lots had a septic system turned down for a three bedroom house but a small dwelling would be allowed. By buying two lots a larger drain field could be inst-311ed and we should have no problem. Four or five small pert holes were dug just prior to our purchase and it was suggested that these holes be dug again in a drier part of the year for evaluation. This was done with negative results. Later on it was suggested by friends in the area that we hire an engineering firm to dig deeper and to write a report. (see attachment) This was done by Traid and Associates. Again with a negative result. They also said that a mound system was out due to the gradient toward the beach being to great. After spending in excess of $600.00 we realized that a septic system with a drain field was out. We have spent some thing very close to $30,000.00 on the orginial lots and a third lot (#42) , that we purchased later. (see attachment). We think we have the most desiraole lots in the tract and have looked forward to retirement in 1985 where the two of us could spend two or three months a year in a one bedroom mobile home without laundry facilities. At this time we have a local contractor who is in the process of installing a curtain drain, road and holding tank for fresh water. If this request is approved the holding tank will be converted to a waste holding tank when a small mobile home is on the lots. We thought it would be better to do the complete package while the contractor was on the job site. Since our appearance Defore the County Commissioners on Monday, August 1st, we have made a number on inquires of firms in the septic tank business. Among these companies was -2- Olympic ::Jisposal who serves Jefferson and Clallam Counties. Thev informed us that it would be no problem to pump a holding tank for us. They dispose their waste in Port ~ngles. They agreed to do this at lease once a year and more often if required. They also told US it would be no problem to inform your office in writing each and every time the tank was pumped. While before the county Commissioners it was brought np that a septic holding tank was authorized for a new construction site in Jefferson County (~uilcene Bay). It was also noted this was allowed do to a hardship situation, with his guarantee to have it pumped. We, of course, know nothing of the details but we feel not being able to use our property as we would like would certainly impose a real hardship on us. We have no reason to doubt the hardship of the party which was allowed to install a septic holding tank, but do feel by all rights we should be allowed to proceed and be placed in the same catagory. We will guarantee the tank will be pumped out a minimum of once a year, and would be willing to post a bond if desired. We would like it noted that we appreciate the time Nr. Durant has given us in the past and to memtion the way we were made to feel at ease before the Count" Commissioners. We would also like to thank you for the opPortunity to bring this subject up for your consideration, during the August 17th Health Board Meeting. ~incerely, J ,~71 d~r,- ~ -'5 - ' - / - / ~~~ , -"'U':cc<'c /"C,Y ----/~ v' \>larren &. Patrici~61ney cc: Randall M. Durant, R.S. J. E. Fischnaller. M.D. The county Commissioner's Office ,/ , A.l 1,", "" ..,", , ~"'I..'.'i'""''''''''lf~ December 24, 1980 Hr. & Mrs. Warren Olney 2626 59th N.W. Seattle, WA 98107 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Olney: Our soils crew conducted an investigation of soils on your property, lots 1 and 2 Oakbay Tracts, on December 9. Our findings show that the lot does not meet present requirements of the Jefferson County Health Department for on-site sewage disposal. Four backhoe soil logs show mottling at 4,15,24 and 48 inches and water or seeps at 19, and 48 inches on December 9 and 23. Soils were very consolidated at 19, 21 and 24 inches; regulations require a minimum of 24" of perme- able original soil. While an interceptor trench in more permeable soil may have lowered the water table, consolidated soil conditions limited the perc rate to 22,31 and 40 minutes per inch. Use of a fill or mound system was ruled out due to the existing 16-17% slope (12% is the maximum useable slope for a mound system). I also dis- cussed the possible use of a holding tank with Randy Durant of the Health Department. Holding tanks are allowed in residential situa- tions only in the events of system failure (an emergency situation) or pending the imminent installation of sewers. It is my opinion that your only present option for on-site sewage disposal is the use of a privy. I also recommend that you inquire about alternate methods of sewage disposal every year or so, as this is a field in which technology is changing rapidly. (changes in regulations follow more slowly.) Please feel free to call if we can be of any further assistance. Sincerely, TRIAD ASSOCIATES, INC. , ~_ ~/?:,.l.i t'it(~. ...., (:: \ Chris Rhinehart On-Site Sewage Disposal Designer CR/na 11415 N.E.128th Street-Kirkland, Washington 98033-(206) 821-8448 , " \ , \,. ).\ ,'-'\ \...//.-":, \ /"\\_. (' ~ , ; \ . \", \ I., (".. . " ) \ \ ' \ " ,j ,,' , .., i !'~'I ) '-I r-.', H .) , , " -.,", "r' I" i " I" "'-.::' , .--' -., \ ,/ 'G$(" ','oJ) !I~, ;") II"~ /J'- ,,' \! 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'j'r I ' '.1' '-~ '-, L'" CD , 'j, , \-, J(:i" '_. ~jD j COMMUNICABLE , DISEASE CONTROL' PUBl C H A H NURSING VITAL STATISTICS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH HEALTH eDUCATION ~"'- L JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 802 SHERIDAN POAT TOWNSEND, WASH. 98368 (2061 385-0722 August 3, 1983 Jefferson County Commissioners Jefferson County Courthouse Port Townsend, WA 98368 Dear Gentlemen: I 1 I have recently been notified of my acceptance into graduate school. In order to improve my knowledge and professional skills, I have decided to accept this opportunity. Therefore, as per the requirements of my contract, I am notifying you I will be resigning effective 4:30 p.m. September 12, 1983. i' Respectfully, ~ -, John ayes, R.S. Envir mental Health . Specialist II JH/cp cc: Randall Durant, R.S., Director of Environmental Health J.E. Fischnaller, M.D., Health Officer ~l Stuart, Administrator " 'OJ _"_'~__o..i.'~ . . .: . ....:.'....' .. "":,,>:~~~~t:~~~~~G~/kfl:-:If_;.~M:,;.::~-~ A4-~ '~ CLALLAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE '1Ol COURT HOUSE 223 EAST FOURTH STREET PORT AN~ELES, WASHINGTON 98362,3098 Boord of COlJnty Commissioners (206) 452,7831. Ext. 233 SCAN S75-1234 ' . July 27, 1983 I?l', C' E'/ V. .1/1 t {) ./~ 29'D Iy r:-r:- dJ ~-1( , Co ?'Iy (.'fv-,. DI2I:> l- -,. DICK lOTZGESEll, District I DON FEelEY, District II HARRY l YDIARD, District III Jefferson County Board of Health 802 Sheridan Port Townsend, WA 98368 Re: Screening Services in Jefferson County Dear Colleagues: The Geriatric Screening Program has been a two county program with Clallam County Health Department providing the service. This program is funded by the Area Agency on Aging, however, the funding source does not pay the entire cost. Clallam County is contributing approximately $20 for each screening done. I ! " While we have been pleased to offer the program, we do not feel that Clallam County can continue to fund services to Jefferson County residents, Without contribution from you we will not be able to continue screening. We would appreciate your consideration of this matter. Sincerely, CLALLAM COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH Donald W. eel , Chalrman !li@f-<L/(~ D1Ck" Lotzgese ~~ ~ .~J4' LaVe~ayaes ~ dks " ~~~ " J L~ , To: Gael qW From: Phyllis Date: 8-16-83 , Re: Geriatric Screening--1982 Statistics $1,740.85 was given as donations in Jefferson County Clinics by participants. This money goes to Clallam County, which receives Grant money for the rest of the costs. The number of clinics was reduced from 48 to 28 clinics per year doing 231 screenings for 1983 because of cuts in funding and increasing costs. The clinics provide health screening by nurses to persons over 60 years of age for Vision (using Snellen eye chart) Hearing Blood pressure and pulse Testing for anemia, glaucoma, some blood chemistry tests i.e. cholesteral, potassium~ triglycerides, etc. Height and weight Pap smears Counselling on medications, health and nutrition DT vaccine Flu vaccine In 1982 there were 314 screenings done 64 new clients 250 return visits 70 were ages 60-64 164 were ages 65-74 80 were age 75 and over 188 were l~ income clients From the screening 60 people were referred to their private M.D's, 9 to eye doctors. Clinics are held in Gardiner, Port Townsend, Chima cum , Quilcene, and Brinnon. COMMENTS Very often when client is referred to PMD because of abnormal findings, he repeats the test-so the client is charged. Most of the screening done could be provided by M.D. under insurance, medicare or medicaid. Blood pressure and pulse, height and weight can be monitered at free clinics in Brinnon, Quilcene, Chimacum, Paradise Bay, and Port Townsend Flu vaccine is provided by Health Department at clinics in all areas of the County and at Health Dept. office. I do not recommend that the County subsidize Clallam County to provide this service because I feel that (1) considering our severe budget constraints it is not as essential as our other programs, (2) the cost of sending people from Port Angeles to do the service is high, (3) Jefferson County does not have any input into the program nor provide any supervision, (4) it is a service that can be more efficiently pro- vided by local physicians and covered by insurance. ,A-\-~~, ~ PORT TOWNSEND, WA 98368 737 Van Buren Street July 29, 1983 , / Mr. B. G. Brown. Chairman Jefferson County Board of Health 802 Sheridan Street Port Townsend, WA 98368 Dear Mr. Brown: I . . I request approval by the Board for my retirement from the position as Director of Nursing, effective November 1, 1983. For the past eighteen years, I have been very happy in my employment with the Olympic Health District and Jefferson County. It was especially gratifying to ,be involved in setting up the nursing department of our "own" Jefferson County Health Department in 1978. The members of the Board of Health have always provided strong support and encouragement. In the years since we became Jefferson County Health Department, I have always felt confident of the dedication of the Board in providing good service to the people of the County. The success we have achieved is a tribute to the Board. Dr. Fischnaller has always provided strong direction and support in the nursing programs. His broad experience in the field of Public Health and his close relationship with many health officials of the State has been invaluable. Our Administrator, Gael Stuart, with his background of outstanding administrative experience. has provided constant encouragement, support and direction. I have enjoyed working cooperatively with the Director of Environmental Health, Randy Durant. and his staff. The staff have been very supportive--we are all proud of Jefferson County Health Department's continuing contribution to the improved health of the citizens of our County. Si ncere ly, ~~~ Phyl1 i s Bee Director of Nursing jn Date of Report For Month of Well Child Cl Foot Care Cl i n Immunization C WIC Clinics VD 1B Other COl1I11unic . Newborn Visits Ch il d Deve 1 opm Schools Community Activ M-\o-h - (Q JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. MONTHLY REPORT OF NURSING SERVICE August 1, 1983 Julv . Number of Number of Year to Date clinics clients seen his Month. Last Month This Month' 'Last Month i nics 8 9 67 77 117? ics 9 7 73 69 517 1 i nics 4 4 86 95 742 6 3 39 25 269 1 0 11 3 2 18 able Diseases Ascariasis . 27 20 182 ent Visits 18 24 l<;R 940 ities " ~ !. COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING VITAL STATISTICS ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH '-l::l.~"""')., HEALTH EDUCATION A%~' lo JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 802 SHERIDAN PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. 9B36B 1206) 386-0722 To: Jefferson County Health Department From: Randall M. Durant, R.S. Director of Environmental Health Date: August 16, 1983 Subj ect: Activities of Environmental Health Section for July, 1983 Other Field Work: 4 Complaints 4 Water Other Finals 18 13 4 Followup 13 Total Food 56 Contacts: Office calls, telephone calls, plan reviews Sanitarians: Secretaries: 435 154 363 517 952 Office contacts Telephone contacts Total for secretaries Total for secretaries and sanitarians Total contacts year to date: 5,330 (does not include field contacts or Food Handler tests Food Handler permits: July--66 Sewage disposal system repairs to date: 1983 - 18 -' 0",0",>0..,0..,:3:> bf 0;0.., ~ ro 0 n ro ~ ~ c ~ ~ ID '" n<:rt"CO'QI--':;j'-<:1-l '1 0''' roroOrtC'<rtl ..... n '1 c: S a 0'" ro (I) f-" ::r c: '" C"'C"'roart '" '1 ro ell t1 cr' '1'< '1 '1 ID '< '1 <f> f-" CON I--'NI--'Nf-I V1W\OCXlNOOWOO~ V1.+:--00I..nOln0l11 OVlOOOOOOO 000000000 f-" N W "''' ~~~I~ cocco o ~~~ WN.o- m m m ::r::r::r 000 '1 '1 '1 rt rt rt ~~. ----.........-.................- WWN..J:'-U1+,-V1+:",-1-' " (J) Cf) 00 (f.I en en aJ C/) m::r::r::r::r::r::r::r::r ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j t1rtrtrtrtrtrtrtrt rt.. -........-_____ N f-" .... .... o 0 " " (JQ ~~ .... f-" o " (JQ ~ <f> .... !.ON NI--'W......I--'t-'I--'I-'N N" NO'd...J............O"I--'I--'......,V1 VlU1 Q\J1000Ln00U1U1 o 0 1'=>0000 a 0 0 0 ol~ 000000000000000 .... --1---------- WU1 +:--WO'\NNWNNlnl--' lft m m ::r ::ro o '1 '1 rt rt ~ ~ (J) 00 m m 00 (J) 00 00 m 00 ::r::r::r::r::r::r::r::r::r::r 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j I-j rtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrt ---........-........---- <f> N 01--' I--'NNNN......NN t--' -....J':;-' .p..OOI--'I--'.......p..OOOO........1--' 00 0000000000 '=>0 b 00 0 0 aD'=> 0 0 ol~ 001000000000000 N -- ---------- NN N.p.WWWNW+'-1--' '" N m m ::r ::ro o '1 '1 rt rt ~ ~ 00 00 {J) m 00 00 00 (J) 00 :r':r'::r;::J"':r':r'::r'::r'::r'oo 00000 0 0 0 0 :r' I-j I-j I-j I-j t1 I-j I-j I-j I-j 0 rtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtrtl'1 ________........rt ~ N W W N en .c- CO.o- "'coco en 0 lftO "'enlft 00 00 goer 00 00 00'" ~~ ~~ -__ e; .0- f-".o- 1--',1--'1--' w m m !I> m m m m ::r ::r::r ::r ::r::r ::r 0 00 0-00 0 '1 '1 '1 .. 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Cocktail Grocery Food Service Plan Reviews Food Handler Permits 1982 1983 $8,450.00 (153) $9,177 .50 (139) , ' 3,400.00 (91) 6,220.00 (121) 1,300.00 (18 short) 1,489.00 (15 short, 1 long) 695.00 (12) 912.50 (l short) 240.00 (6) 140.00 (3) 1,482.00 (34) 2,713.50 (45) 505.00 (16) 850.00 (20) 360.00 (15) 200 .00 (8) 594.00 (296) 8,0.00 (47,) $17,026.00 $22,552.50