HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 04131999 - SD9 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Adopted this Order on by the following vote:
AYES: SUPERVISORS wIGIA, UILKEMA, GERBER, i,ESAi;hNIER and CANCIA ILLA
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: N1 3N,E
ABSTAIN NONE RESOLUTION NO. 99/170_
SUBJECT: Amending Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges for
Contra Costa County Health Services Effective May 1, 1999.
The Health Services Department has submitted a recommendation to amend the schedule of itemized
service rate charges and fees and restate unchanged rates for County Health Services adopted by Board
Resolution Dumber 93/195 April 14, 1993 and Resolution #93/215 of April 23, 1993.
The County Administrator has reviewed and recommended adoption of this proposed amendment.
These recommendations have been considered by the Board and IT IS BY THE BOARD RESOLVED
that an amended and restated schedule of itemized rate charges for the Health Services Department
effective May 1, 1999, is established as follows:
Reason for proposed rate changes:
1. Hospital Inpatient: A 5% increase in Room & Board rates is proposed to cover Board
awarded employee cost-of-living adjustments and other inflationary increases.
2. Mental Health Program: A 3.5% increase in Rehab option rates is proposed to reflect changes
in the State [dept. of Mental Health Schedule-of-Maximum-Allowances (SMA).
3. Community Substance Abuse Services. Driving Under the Influence Program rate increase of
10% is proposed to cover increased costs and to mare the Program self-sufficient.
Methadone Maintenance increases revise current fees as authorized by the State of California.
Outpatient Perinatal Services increase revises current fee as authorized by the State of California.
4. Home Health Agency: No changes proposed.
5. Health Plan: Proposed changes by the Health Plan's actuary to reflect inflationary increases of
medical care provided.
6. Public Health: The major changes in the Public health Pees for FY 1999-00 are in the area of
Immunization Services. The increases are primarily the result of increased vaccine costs over the
last year and a half of approximately 15% to 20%, plus the increased staffing costs and COLA for
the nurses who administer the injections. There are also new vaccines being offered for Typhoid
(oral), Lyme vaccine and Pneumococcal vaccine.
7. Environmental Health: The programs administered by the Environmental Health division are
fee supported and as such, program fees are set in an amount sufficient to meet the cost of
the programs.
Hazardous Materials Programs—
AB2135 (Business Plan) fees— Overall increase approximately 5% to cover Board awarded
COLA's and other inflationary increases.
Underground Storage Tanks (UST)fees— Overall increase of approximately 20%.
✓ Accidental Release Preventive Program (ARP)— No increase in fees.
• Incident Response Program — Hourly Rate increase to $100 from $90 to cover Board awarded
COLA's and other inflationary increases.
• Hazardous Waste Generator fees— Ido change.
Environmental Health Division—
�' Solid Waste (LEA) — Recommended fee increase 9.1% ($1.20/ton from $1.10lton)
Mandatory diversion of solid waste to a recycling process will decrease the tonnage at the transfer
stations and landfills. Current staffing levels are required by the Integrated California Waste
Management Board (CIWMB) to maintain Local Enforcement Agency (LEA) certification.
Landuse -- Program fees have not been increased since 1995. The hourly,rate is recommended to
be set at $109/hr from $90/hr. The fee increase is recommended to reduce county subsidy and
support one additional Board approved position to meet current demand for well inspections, etc.
V Retail Food/Consumer Protection Programs— Recommended revenue increase of 10%. Fees have
not been increased since 1995.
Five (5) additional inspectors positions have been approved by the Board of Supervisors to, amongst
other things, increase the frequency of health inspections of restaurants, public pools, etc.
41941@ ° �plo+se l;: s ADDENDUM
RESOLUTION 99/170
ADDENDUM TO ITEM SD.9
Agenda April 13, 1999
On this date, the Board of Supervisors considered a resolution. amending
itemized professional and service rate chanes for Contra Costa.County
Health Services, effective May 1, 1999.
By request of the Health Services Director, item number S "EMS: No
changes proposed" is deleted, to be presented to the Board of Supervisors in
the form of a proposed ordinance at a later date.
Having concluded discussion on the matter, the Board took the following
actions:
CLOSED the public hearing, ADOPTED Resolution No. 99/170, the
Amended Schedule of Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges for
Contra Costa Health Services, as amended.
Amending Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
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tjospital.-Inpatlent
Current Daily Rate for Recommended Daily Rate for
Routine Room and Board Routine Room and Board
Service
Pediatrics $ 788 $ 830
Medical Ward $ 735 $ 775
Transitional Care Unit $ 735 $ 775
Nursery Bassinet $ 522 $ 550
Intensive Care $2,146 $ 2,250
Total U!:Ltt_Rate TotalUnitRate
Obstetrics Fixed all inclusive @
Routine Delivery $4,267 No change
Routine Delivery with $5,904 No change
Tubal Ligation
Prior or Primary C-Section $9,632 No change
Services included:
1. Medical/Social intake and orientation with Medical Social Worker.
2. Choice of Family Practice Physician
a. all required lab work
b. all required lab test
3. Nutrition Class
4. Early Pregnancy Class
5. Labor and Delivery Care, including C-Section include
6. Back-up consultation services for complications of pregnancy, labor and delivery (does not
transfer and care at high risk facility, if necessary, for mother or baby).
7. Neonatal Care, including nursery care and pediatric consultation, if needed.
8. One PHN home visit.
9. One post-partum check with Family Physician, including birth control counseling.
10. Three return well-baby visits with Family Physician.
ANCILLARY SERVICES
............................
Recommended
Dep artment ffilling_Unit Current Rate Rate
Anesthesiology I st Hour $ 400.00 no change
Each Add'I 15 Minutes $ 100.00 no change
Pharmacy Cost Plus % Avg,Wholesale Price no change
Admin Fee no change
Central Supply Cost Plus % Cost plus 400% no change
Radiology Relative Value Units $ 42.50 no change
EKG Relative Value Units $ 12.16 no change
Laboratory (Hasp & PH Lab) Relative Value Units $ 2.54 no change
Rehab. Therapy
OT/PT 30-Minute Intervals $ 137.55 no change
Speech 30-Minute Intervals $ 137.55 no change
Cardiopulmonary Relative Value Units $ 12.50 no change
Delivery Room 15-Minute Intervals $ 98.00 no change
Surgery Recovery Room I st Hour $ 400.00 no change
Each Add'I 15 Minutes $ 100.00 no change
Operating Room I st Hour $ 800.00 no change
Each Add'I 30 Minutes $ 350.00 no change
Cast Room Unit $ 150.00 no change
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PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT
CHARGES PER RELATIVE VALUE UNIT BASED UPON
THE CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION RELATIVE VALUE STUDIES
Current Rate Recommended Rate
Medicine $ 7.20 No change
Surgery $175.90 No change
Radiology $ 10.00 No change
Anesthesiology $ 38.30 No change
OUTSIDE SERVICES AND SUPPLIES
Current Rate Recommended Rate
Nuclear Medicine Cost Plus 35% No change
EEC Cost Plus 35% No change
Blood Bank Cost Plus 35% No change
Prosthesis Cost Plus 5% No change
Laboratory Cost Plus CHS No change
(CIMS; Collection and )dandling of Specimens)
Family Practice
Professional Use of
New Patient Component Treatment Current Recommended Rate
Room Rate
Brief no change
Expended $ 35.00 $ 45.00 $ 80.00 no change
$ 55.00 $ 50.00 $ 105.00
Detailed $ 74.00 $ 50.00 $ 124.00 no change
Comprehensive 1 $100.00 $ 50.00 $ 150.00 no change
Comprehensive 2 $ 125.001 $ 50.00 $ 175.00 no change
Established
Minimal $ 17.00 $ 45.00 $ 62.00 no change
Brief $ 30.00 $ 50.00 $ 80.00 no change
Expanded $ 42.00 $ 50.00 $ 92.00 no change
Detailed $ 60.00 $ 50.00 $ 110.00 no change
Comprehensive 1 $ 95.00 $ %00 $ 145.00 no change
Cental Care Per Fee Schedule.
Speclaf Others Professional Use of
Co® portent Treatment Current-.Rate Recommended Rate
New Patient Room -
Brief $ 35.00 $ 78.00 $113.00 no change
Expanded $ 55.010 $ 91.00 $146.00 no change
Detailed $ 74.00 $ 104.00 $178.00 no change
Comprehensive 1 $"112.010 $117.00 $229.00 no change
Comprehensive 11 $139.00 $117.00 $256.00 no change
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Professional Use of
Component Treatment Current Rate Recommended Rate
Room
Established
Minimal $ 17.00 $ 58.50 $ 75.50 no change
Brief $ 30.00 $ 78.00 $ 108.00 no change
Expanded $ 42.00 $ 91.00 $ 133.00 no change
Detailed $ 64.00 $1034.00 $ 168.00 no change
Comprehensive € $103.00 $117.00 $ 220.00 ;no change
Emergency Room Visits
Brief $ 38.00? $ 60.00 $ 98.00 no change
Limited $ 50.00 $ 85.00 $ 135.00 no change
Expanded $ 81.00 $ 130.00 $ 211.00 no change
Detailed $106.00 $ 175.00 $ 281.0}0 no change
Comp Admit HX $144.00 $ 215.00 $ 359.00 no change
& PX
Photocopying Unit of Current Rate Recommended Rate
Service
Copy-Subpoena Reg, Per Page $ .10 no change
Copy-All Other Papers Per Page $ .25 no change
Microfilm Per Page $ .25 no change
Staff Time Per Hour $ 16.00 no change
Postage Actual Charge
Cafeteria Avg. Charge $ 4.50 no change
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM SERVICES
Unit of Current Rate Recommended Rate
Service -
Daily Room Rate Per Day $ 885.00 no change
(Includes Professional
Component)
Rehab Option Rates
Mental Health Services One Minute $ 2.18 $ 2.26
Case Management One Minute $ 1.70 $ 1.76
Medication Support One Minute $ 4.06 $ 4.20
Crisis Intervention One Minute $ 3.27 3.39
Crisis Stabilization 1 Hour Increment $ 79.00 $ ',82.00
Day Care, Intensive Full Day $ 170.00 $176.00
Day Care, Intensive Half Day $ 121.00 $126.00
Day Care, Habilitative Full Day $ 110.00 $114.00
Day Care, Habilitative Half Day $ 71.00 $ '73.00
Adult Residential Patient Day $ 125.00 $129.00
Crisis Residential Patient Day $ 256.00 $265.00
Unit of Current Rate 'Recommended Rate
Service
Residential Treatment
Alcohol/Drug Residential Tx Day $ 60.00 no change
Perinatal Residential Tx Clay $ 120.00 no change
Day Treatment
Perinatal Day Treatmen Visit $ 100.00 no change
Drug Free Outpatient
Clinic Treatment
Individual Intake/Assessment Visit $ 60.00 no change
Individual Counseling Visit $ 60.00 no change
Collateral Service Visit $ 60.00 no change
Group Counseling Visit $ 36.00 no change
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Substance Abuse Program Services
Unit of Current Rate Recommended Rate
Service
Acupuncture Treatment Visit $ 60.00 no change
Medical Assessment/
Physical Exam Visit $ 100.00 no change
Outpatient Drug Free
(Composite State Charge) Visit 60.00 no charge
Outpatient Perinatal Visit $ 80.00 $ 100.00
Perinatal Croup Counseling Visit $ 48.00 no change
PC 1000 Drug Diversion
Program Bogrd_Rate
Assessment Person $ 40.00 no change
Level I Person $ 310.00 no change
Level 11 Person $ 510.00 no change
Level 111 Person 860.00 no change
Level IV Person $1,220.00 no change
Driving Under the Influence Proor„ A
1st Offender (Level 1) Person $404.00 $ 445.00
1st Offender (Level 11) Person $ 598.00 $ 655.00
.2nd Offender Person $1,434.00 $1,577.00
Methadone Maintenance
Dose-AOD Gose $ 5.56 $ 7.28
Dose- LAAM Dose New $ 16.41
Dose - Perinatal Dose New $ 8.23
Individual Counseling -AOD 10 Minutes $10,53 $ 12.35
Individual Counseling - LAAM 10 Minutes New $ 12.35
Individual Counseling - Perinatal 10 Minutes New $ 17.37
Croup Counseling -AOD 10 Minutes $ 3.61 no change
Croup Counseling - LAAM 10 Minutes New $ 8.61
Croup Counseling - Perinatal 10 Minutes New $ 5.08
HOME HEALTH AGENCY
Unit of Recommended
Service Current Rate Rate
Skilled Nursing Visit $ 154.00 no change
Physical Therapy Visit $ 169.00 no change
Speech Pathology Visit $ 170.00 no change
Occupational Therapy Visit $ 169.00 no change
Medical Social Service Visit $ 223.00 no change
Home Health Aides Hour $ 79.00 no change
Unit of Recommended
Service_ Current Rate Rata
Medicare Premium
Senior Health Basic Individual $ 41.00 no charge
Senior Health Individual $ 55.00 no change
Senior Health Plus 40 Individual $ 88.00 $ 79,00
Senior Health Plus 50 Individual $ 93.00 $ 75.00
Commercial Croup and Monthly Premium $ 1'17.08 $ 128.00
Individual Premium for Health Care Casts
Monthly Revenue
Requirement
RATE AMENDMENTS: Authorize the Health Services Director or his designee to establish specific
premium rates for commercial groups and individuals including Senior Health members; use the
If community rating by class" rate determination process for large groups; include an additional monthly
premium factor for administrative cast loading; increase the revenue requirement as appropriate by
an amount not to exceed I% cumulative per month.
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PUBLIC HEALTH
immunization Recommended
Unitof Service Current Rates Rate
Typhoid Each (injection) New $ 45.00
(Ages 2 & over) Each (Oral) $ 35.00 no change
Yellow Fever Each $ 45.00 $ 55.00
Meningococcal Each $ 55.00 $ 65.00
Immune Globulin Each $ 20.00 no change
Stamping of Int'l Each $ 5.00 no change
Travel Cards
Childhood 12& over-2 doses
Immunizations required-
0-5 years Each Free no change
6 years & over Each person $ 7.00 no change
Not to exceed $13.00
per family
Chickenpox
1- 5 years Each Free no change
Each person, not to no change
6 -18 years exceed $13.00 per $ 7.00
family
19 years & over Each dose, unwaivable $ 55.00 no change
2 doses
Measles Vaccine 13 months— 18 years $ 5.00 no change
(21"' shot) Over 18 years, unless $ 26.00 no change
enrolled 1 st year
college or equivalent,
or outbreak where
State recommends.
Lyme Vaccine Each, Unwaivable New $ 75.00
15 - 70 years
Immunization Record Each $ 5.00 no change
(Duplicate)
Flu Immunization Each $ 5.00 no change
Elderly Flu Shot Requested $ 5 00 no change
Pneumococcal Each New $ 5.00
Hepatitis A:
2-18 years Each $ 35.00 no change
19 years & older Each $ 60.00 no change
Hepatitis B:
Birth - 5 years Each Free no change
6 years - 19 years Each Free $ 7.00
20 years & over Each Cost $ 45.00
(not to exceed $13-00 +$15.00 Admin.
per family)
Occupational Risk Each series $155.00 no change
Post Blood Titers Each $ 40.00 no change
T.B. Skin Testim Includes reading but $ 10.00 no change
P.P.D no charge for contacts
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lmmunlzatlon (cont.) Recommended
Unit of Service Current Rates Rate
Sexually Transmitted Clinic attendance for $ 20.00 no change
Disease any sexually
transmitted disease
Nutrition Services Per hour-
Occupational Health Consultation fee $ 52.00 no change
Services Each Cost + 10%
no change
Lab Tests
Rabies (low risk Each Cost f 10% no change
animal test on Each $ 80.00 no change
request)
Health Education
Material Each Cost + 10% no change
(i.e., videos; posters,
pamphlets, T-shirts,
etc.)
Vital Statistics -
(certified copies)
Death and Fetal $ 9.00 $ 8.00
Death
Birth - General Public $ 18.00 no change
Birth - Government $ 9.00 no change
Agency
Permit for Disposition
of
Human Remains
- Regular $ 7.00 no change
-After Hours $ 10.00 no change
- Cross Filing $ 10.00 no change
NVIRON E ,TAL HEALTH alVI.SI-ON
GENERAL PROGRAM SECTION - SERVICE FEES/PENALTIES
_Current Fees Recommended Fees
Application Fee (Non-refundable) $ 30 no change
Violation Reinspection Fee 90 $ 109
Special Services Fee at Hourly Rate with Minimum:
One-Hour Charge: $ 90/hr $ 109/hr
Variance Requests
Violation Administrative Hearings
Field and Office Consultations
Non-Routine Site Evaluations
Non-Routine Field Inspections and/or Reinspections
Two-Hour Charge:
Plan Review Fees for Permit Fee Exempt Facilities
Pian Review and Site Evaluation Fees for Community
Development Services
Health Officer Appeal Hearing $ 270 no change
Overtime Charges (After Normal Business Hours) $ 115/hr $ 135 /hr
Second reinspection of verified complaints will be charged to the property owner/responsible party.
A $109 fee will be charged for verified complaints at permitted and fee exempt facilities.
NOTE: Additional charges will be incurred after the minimum hourly charges have been expended.
Services provided after normal work hours will be charged at $135 per hour.
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Penalties. Penalties will be imposed for delinquent payments as provided in County Ordinance
No. 93-58, Article 413-3.1206.
Ordinance Code of Contra Costa County Section 414-4,1019
Enforcement - Penalties. Any person violating this chapter or regulations issued hereunder, by
failing to submit plans, obtain necessary inspections and approvals, or pay fees, or by commencing
or continuing construction or remodeling in violation hereof, shall pay triple the appropriate fee as a
penalty and remain subject to other applicable penalties and enforcement procedures authorized
by the state lave and/or this code.
CONSUMER PROTECTION / RETAIL FOOD PROGRAM
Consumer Protection/Retail Food fees are applicable to the Environmental Health permit year
beginning March 1, 2000.
Environmental Health Permit Fee:
Category Units Capacity Current Fees', Recommended Fee
Restaurants Seats 0-25 $ 328 $ 360
Restaurants Seats 26-49 $ 418 $ 460
Restaurants Seats 50-149 $ 497 $ 547
Restaurants Seats 150 + $ 565 $ 622
(Note: Restaurants with drive-up window-base seating + $50)
Drive Through only $ 328 $ 361
Vending Machines Machines 1-4 $ 90 $ 109
Each add'I machine over 4 4+ $ 17 $ 19
Tavern/Cocktail Lounge Bar $ 361 $ 397
Snack Bar $ 361 $ 397
Commissary $ 452 $ 497
Cart Commissary $ 200 $ 220
Catering $ 452 $ 497
Special Events Per Food Booth $ 62.50 $ 69
Retail Food Markets Square Foot < 2,000 $ 305 $ 336
Iltinerant Food Facility
Retail Food Markets Square Font 2,001-4,000 $ 351 $ 386
Retail Food Markets Square Foot 4,001`6,000 $ 497 $ 547
Retail Food Markets Square Foot >6,000 $ 565 $ 622
Incidental Retail Food Mkt Square Foot <50 $ 53 $ 58
Incidental Retail Food Mkt Square Foot >50 $ 131 $ 144
Certified Farmer's Food Mkts (CFM)Booths 1-25 $ 180 $ 198
Certified Farmer's Food Mkts (CFM)Booths 26-45 $ 270 $ 297
Certified Farmer's Food Mkts (CFM)Booths 46+ $ 360 $ 396
Category Units Capacity Current Fees Recommended Fee
Certified Farmer's Market (CFM) with Food Vendors:
Food vendor booths 1-5 CFM Fee+ $ 90 $ 99
Food vendor booths 6-10 CFM Fee+ $ 180 $ 198
Food vendor booths 11+ CFM Fee+ $ 270 $ 297
Wiping Rags Business $ 169 $ 186
Roadside Stands $ 169 $ 186
Food Salvager $ 475 $ 523
Food Processing Establish. Square Foot <2,000 $ 305 $ 336
Food Processing Establish. Square Foot 2,001-4,000 $ 351 $ 386
Food Processing Establish. Square Foot 4,001-6,000 $ 497 $ 547
Food Processing Establish. Square Foot >6,000 $ 565 $ 622
Food Demonstrator $ 159 $ 175
Retailer Food Vehicle (Delivery & Peddlers) $ 181 $ 199
Mobile Food Prep Units $ 339 $ 373
Retail Food Vehicles (including catering trucks) $ 181 $ 199
Bakery Square Foot < 2,000 $ 305 $ 336
Bakery Square Foot 2,001-4,000 $ 351 $ 386
Bakery Square Foot 4,001-6,000 $ 497 $ 547
Bakery Square Foot 6,000 $ 565 $ 622
Wholesale Fond Square Foot <2,000 $ 305 $ 336
Wholesale Food Square Foot 2,001-4,000 $ 351 $ 386
Wholesale Food Square Foot 4,001-6,000 $ 497 $ 547
Wholesale Food Square Foot > 6,000 $ 565 $ 622
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Cateaory Units_ Ca achy Current Fees Recommended Fee
Ice Plant $ 130 $ 143
Recreational Water Park One System $ 678 $ 746
Each Add'I System $ 339 373
Pool-Apt, Motel, Hotel Multi-Use $ 393 $432
Each Add1 Pool $ 113 $ 124
Spa-Apt, Motel, Hotel Multi-Use $ 339 $ 373
Each Add1 Spa $ 113 $ 124
Fee Exempt Activities (Permit Fees Only
Food Facilities/ Public Schools No Fee no change
Municipal/Non-Profit
Pools / Public Schools No Fee no change
Municipal/Non-Profit
Spas/ Public Schools No Fee no change
Municipal/Non-Profit
Small Water Systems Permits:
Non-community surface water system $ 315 $ 324
Non-community, non-transient ground water system $400 $ 412
Non-community, non-transient ground water
with treatment system 400 $ 412
Non-community, non-transient surface water system $ 400 $ 412
Non-Community, transient $ 315 $ 324
Community ground water system (15-24 connections) $ 263 $ 412
Community ground water system (15-24 connections) $ .263 $ 412
with treatment
Community ground water system (25-99 connections) $ 420 $ 433
Community ground water system
with treatment (25-99 connections) $ 420 $ 433
Community surface water system (25-99 connections) $ 420 $ 433
Community ground water system (100-199 connections) $ 525 $ 541
Community ground water system
with treatment (100-195 connections) $ 525 $ 541
Community surface water system (100-199 connections) $ 525 $ 541
Local small water system $ '135 $ 139
State small water system $ 230 $ 237
Non-community ground water system with food preparation $ 315, $ 324
Non-community ground water system with treatment $ 3'15 $ 024
Non-community around water system, prepackaged food only $180 $ 135
Recommended
Cateoory current Fees' Fee
Public Water Systems - plans Review:
New community water system (1) $ 500 $ 515
New non-community water system $ 300 $ 309
Amended permit because of ownership change t'} $ 150 $ 155
Amended permit because of system change (') $ 254 $ 258
Enforcement actions pertaining specifically to $ 90Ihr. $ 1091hr
small water systems
Profiting Fees;
Commencement of a new business: The full annual fee shall be paid if the activity starts during
March through May; three-fourths if during June through August; one-half if during September
through November; and one-fourth if during December through February.
Discontinuance or sale of a business -the portion of the annual fee available for refund: If the
entity ceases to do business during March through May, three fourths; during',June through
August, one-half; during September through November, one-fourth; and if during December
through February, zero.
Owners of businesses requesting a prorated refund must do so in writing within thirty days of sale
or discontinuance of business. In the case of a business that has been sold, the owner must
include in the written request for a refund the name, address and telephone number of the person
to whom the business was sold.
(End of Consumer Protection/Retail Food Programs Fees.)
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SOLID WASTE PROGRAMS Current Recommended
Fees Fee
Local Enforcement Agency Program:
Solid Waste Tonnage Fee $1.101ton $1.20/ton
Solid Waste Facility Fees.
Closed Illecial and Abandoned Sites
i Annual Inspection - 2 Hours 180 $ 218
Quarterly Inspections - 8 Fours $ 720 $ 872
Monthly Inspections - 16 Hours (see Note (a) below) $1,440 $1,744
Biosolid Fcult r Sites
Annual Inspection - 2 Hours $ 180 $ 218
Quarterly Inspections - 8 Fours $ 720 $ 872
Monthly Inspections - 16 Hours $1,440 $1;744
NOTE(a):Any inspection conducted over and beyond the routine inspection is subject to the hourly Pate of$109/hour.
Biosolid Facility Application and Review Fee
With public hearings - 10 hours $ 900 $1,090
Without public hearings - 5 hours (see Dote (b) below) $ 450 $ 545
Solid Waste Facility Permit
Application/Review Fee (see note (b) below) $ 900 $1,090
NOTE (b): Permit application/review fee includes 10 hours of service time. An additional deposit
fee may be required when initial deposit has been expended.
Mandatory Service Exemption $ 90/hr $ 109/hr
Cateaoi-y Capacity Current Fees Recommended Fee
Medical Waste:
Plan review(new facility/treatment system/permit revision $ 360 $ 486
Additional review (per hour) $ 90 $ 109
Health Care Service Plan Facility $ 463 no change
Medical/DentaiNeterinary Clinic (> 200 lbs./month) $ 360 no change
Medical/DentaiNeterinary Clinic (< 200 lbs./month) $ 45 no change
Medical/DentaiNeterinary Clinic (< 200 lbs./month) $ 135 no change
with on-site treatment
Wtth,an site� e ical.waste,_tre tm rtt.Systems..ILe:t.AutcsclM:..!ncinMratur 4t94k St rfliZ46.
add�tior�al fees r�qulred;
Additional fee $ 60 $ 73
Primary Care Clinic $ 463 no change
Intermediate Care Facility $ 390 no change
Acute Psychiatric Care $ 360 no change
Acute Gare Hospital (251 + beds) $ 1,840 no change
Acute Care Hospital (200-250 beds) $ 1,315 no change
Acute Care Hospital (100-199 beds) $ 1,'128 no change
Acute Care Hospital (1-99 beds) $ 791 no change
Skilled Nursing Facility (> 200 lbs./month) $ 360 no change
Skilled Nursing Facility (< 200 lbs./month) $ 45 no change
Skilled Nursing Facility (< 200 lbs./month) $ 135 no change
with on-site treatment
Specialty Clinic (> 200 lbs./month) $ 463 no change
Clinical Lab (> 200 tbs./month) $ 360 no change
Clinical Lab (< 200 lbs./month) $ 45 no change
Clinical Lab (< 200 lbs./month) $ 135 no change
with on-site treatment
Biomed Producer (> 200 lbs./month) $ 360 no change
Biomed Producer (< 200 tbs./month) $ 45 no change
Biomed Producer (< 200 lbs./month) $ 135 no change
with,-o.n.-site.treatment
Biomed Producer (> 200 lbs./month) $ 450 no change
with,erg-5ite,_tretment,
Common Storage Facility (50 + generators) $ 360 no change
Common Storage Facility (11-49 generators) $ 180 no change
Common Storage Facility (2-10 generators) $ 135 no change
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Catea Current Fee Recommended I=ee
Limited Quantity Hauling Exemption $ 75 no change
Reinspection Fee (per hour) $ 90 $ 109
Certification Application Fee $ 30 no change
TATTOOING BODY PIERCING AND PERMANENT CQ$METICS
Current Fees Recommended Fee
1. Facility Annual Fee New $ 2001
2. Practitioner's Annual Registration Fee New $ 25
LAND USE PROGRAMS
Penalties: Penalties will be imposed for delinquent payments as provided it County Ordinance
No. 93-58, Article 413-3.1206.
Ordinance Code of Contra Costa County. Section 420-6.707
Enforcement - Penalties. Any person violating this chapter or regulations issued hereunder, by
failing to submit plans, obtain necessary inspections and approvals, or pay fees, or by
commencing or continuing construction or remodeling in violation hereof, shall pay triple the
appropriate fee as a penalty and remain subject to ether applicable penalties and enforcement
procedures authorized by the state law and/or this code.
FEES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL
SYSTEMS, WATER WELLS AND SUBDIVISIONS OF LAND
In order to obtain approval for installation or repair of systems, the following fees must be paid
prior to any inspection or investigation of an individual parcel or minor subdivision.
IMPORTANT: Permit fees include a non-refundable $30 application fee. At , indicates when
an additional or separate$30 initial application fee is required. Inspection and travel time
exceeding the hours provided in the service fees set below or provided for services not listed will
be charged at the rate of$109 /hr during normal business hours and at the rate of$135 /hr
after normal business hours.
GENERAL:
Wells and Steil Borings:
A well is any artificial excavation constructed by any method for the purpose of extracting water
from, or injecting water or other liquid into the ground, for observation of groundwaters for any
reason, for the exploration of the subsurface of the earth, for removal of substances from soil or
groundwater, or for cathodic protection. This definition shall not include oil or gas wells or
geothermal wells constructed under the jurisdiction of the State Department of Conservation
except when such wells are converted to use as a well. This definition includes environmental
and geotechnical wells.
A soil baring is an encased artificial excavation constructed by any method for the purpose of
obtaining information on subsurface conditions or for the purpose of determining the presence or
extent of contamination in subsurface soils or groundwater. This definition includes
environmental and geotechnical borings, test holes, test wells and exploration holes.
Current Recommended
Fees Fee
Individual Sewage Disposal Systems:
Standard System Construction Permit $ 390 $ 435
Site evaluation (two hour minimum charge) $ 180 $ 218
Plan review - includes building additions $ 90/hr $ 109/hr
Individual Wells and Soil Borings
Permit for construction and/or reconstruction for $ 299 no change
individual wells includlncg monitoring wells
Site evaluation (minimum one-hour charge) ( ) $ 90/hr', $ 109/hr
Permit for soil borings (per parcel) $ 299 no change
RESOLUTION 99/170
,
J
Amending itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Centra Costa County Health Services Page 12 Rev.04109
Current Recommended'
Fees Fee
Review of an existing individual water system/well t'} $ 90/lir $ 109
Inspection permit for abandoning and seating of well $ 165 $ 182
(fee includes only one hour staff time)]
Inspection permit for abandoning and sealing of well when No Charge no change
done at game insl2ection of replacement well
Flan Review $ 90/hr $ 109/hr
AC.TERNATIVE SYSTs=M CONSTRUCTION PERMIT $ 597 $ 657
Annual Operation Permit $ 180 $ 218
{$109 /hr if ver two hours)
Re-inspection /Cancellation / Rescheduling New $ 109/hr
without -hour confirmed notice
Septic system abandonment permit $ 120 $ 139
(fee includes onl l cur staff timet
Minor repair permit $ 120 $ 139
(fee includes only one hour staff time)
Percolating test $ 611 $ 734
Soil profile evaluation $ 180 $ 218
Subdivisions— Land Use Projects:
Community Development Department (CDD) Report $ 90/h€ $ 109/hr
reviewed for land use permits, rezoning,
developmental plans, EIR review; lot line adjustments,
and CDD variance requests.
Environmental health review of CDD applications $ 30 no change
Liquid Waste Disposal Permits:
Septic tank/chemical toilet cleaner— business $ 270 $ 327
Septic tank/chemical toilet cleaner—vehicle $ 90 $ 109
OTHER PROGRAMS
Paan Check
Plan check deposit fees except those specifically listed, are three times the annual permit fee.
This includes plan check and all applicable inspections and consultations. An additional deposit
fee may be required when initial deposit has been expended. If deposit is not expended a refund
will be issued.
The initial fee for an "exempt facility" or a minor remodeling plan check is $248/hr.
Each additional hour is $109/hr.
Ordinance Cod f Contra-Go
sta County, Section 4144.1019
Enforcement— Penalties. Any person violating this chapter or regulations issued hereunder, by
failing to submit plans, obtain necessary inspections and approvals, or pay fees, or by
commencing or continuing construction or remodeling in violation hereof, shall pay triple the
appropriate fee as a penalty and remain subject to other applicable penalties and enforcement
procedures authorized by the state law and/or this code.
Current Deposit Recommended
Requirement De sit
Public Pool (minimum deposit) $ 1,017 $ 1,296
Public Pool Complex (minimum deposit) $ 1,017 $ 1,296
Additions to original complex:
Each pool, spa, wading, therapy, or diving pool $ 339 $ 373
Bathhouse $ 339 $ 373
Recreational water park complex (minimum deposit) 5 times the annual pool permit
RESOLUTION 99/170
Amending Itemized Professional and Service Efate Charges
for Contra Costa County Health Services Page 13
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PROGRAMS DIVISION
CERTIFIED UNIFIED PROGRAM (CUPA) FEE SCHEDULE:
The setting of fees authorized by California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 27, section 15210
and Health & Safety Code 25404.55.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AB2185 PROGRAM:
AB2185 fees for a current calendar year are based upon the following year's projected business
plan inventory of hazardous material and are billed to the business in the sixth month after
December 31'°of the current calendar year.
Pee structure for businesses required to submit a "Hazardous Material Business Plan" under
Federal Sara Title III Program and the California Hazardous Materials Release Response and
Inventory Program (AB 2185).
Hazardous Material Inventory Pees: (Calendar Year 1998)
Number of
Em&oyees Lbs..9f Material Current Pees Recommended Pee
N/A <1 K *(A) $ 135 no change
0-4 > 1 K - < 10K $ 144 no change
5-9 > 1 K - < 10K $ 192 $ 197
10-19 > 1 K - < 10K $ 239 $ 247
0-4 >_ 10K - < 100K $ 287 $ 295
5-9 >_ 10K - < 100K $ 335 $ 345
10-19 > 10K - < 100K $ 383 $ 395
0-4 > 100K- < 250K $ 431 $ 517
5-9 > 100K - < 250K $ 479 $ 575
10-19 > 100K - < 250K $ 527 $ 632
0-4 >_ 250K - < 500K $ 575 $ 689
5-9 > 250K - < 500K $ 622 $ 747
10-19 > 250K - < 500K $ 670 $ 804
>20 and < 10K $ 456 $ 431
>20 and > 10K - < 100K $ 942 No change
>20 and >_ 100K - < 250K $ 1,876 No change
>20 and >_ 250K - < 500K $ 3,513 No change
N/A > 500K - < 2.5M $ 8,408 $ 8,934
N/A > 2.5M - < 10M $16,564 $ 17,599
N/A >10M - < 100M $27,125 $ 28,820
N/A >100M - < 113 $36,166 $ 38,426
N/A >1 B - < 5B $45,207 $ 48,032
N/A > 513 $80,032 $ 85,034
All marine terminals and tank farms with $22,725 $ 24,145
secondary containment storing greater than or equal to
10 million pounds of hazardous materials.
All oil refineries and Class 1 off-site $87,307 $ 94,728
hazardous waste disposal sites
Liquefied carbon dioxide (CO2) shall be assigned a risk factor of 10%. In summing the total
pounds of hazardous material at a given facility as part of the fee determination, the pounds of
liquid Coo shall be multipled by 10% and that amount used in the calculation of the aggregate
pounds for the site.
(A) Quantity at any one time during the reporting year equal to, or greater than, a total weight
of 500 pounds or a total volume of 55 gallons, or 200 cubic feet at standard temperature and
pressure for compressed gas.
Partial Year Ownership- New Owng Operator:
A Business Plan is required from a new owner/operator from the start of the business activity to
December 31st. An annual AB2185 fee will be computed on the inventory of hazardous
material listed in the Business Plan, then prorated by the number of months covered by the
Business Plan.
RESOLUTION 99/170
Amending Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Contra Costa County Health Services 'age 14
Discontinuance or Sale gf Business:
Upon discontinuance or sale of a business, the owner/operator is required to file a Business
Plan for the period between the ending date of the preceding business plan to the month in
which the business activity ceased or the business was sold. The annual AB2185 fee will be
computed on the inventory of hazardous material listed in the Business Plan then prorated
based on the prior year's Business Plan or a revised Business Plan approved by the Hazardous
Materials Program Director.
For businesses that discontinue doing business during a calendar year, the AB2185 fee will be
prorated based on the prior year's Business Plan or a revised Business Plan approved by the
Hazardous Materials Program Director.
The fees shall be non-transferable, non-refundable and set on a facility basis.
Additional administrative fees will be assessed for.
1. Failure to respond to inquiries relating to compliance with these resolutions - 25% of fee.
2, late filing of business plans beyond a 30-clay notice of violation - 50% of fee.
3. Failure to pay the fee within terms of the invoice - 25% of fee.
The administering agency reserves the right to adjust the fees dependent on total program cost
and may adjust individual facility fees within the above schedule when the Health Officer
determines that the fee is not equitable based on health risk.
UNSTAFFED REMOTE FACILITY Current Recommended
FeLes Egg
1. Exemption Processing Fee New $ 100
2 Initial Notification or Inventory Change New $ 100
Processing Fee
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM (ARPP)
1. Fee Imposed. The California Accidental Release Prevention Program (CaIARP)fees for
Contra Costa County are hereby imposed and assessed upon all stationary sources that handle
regulated substances.
2. Amount. The fee for a stationary source shall be determined as fellows=
FEE $200 + [(TC-TBS x $200 )1TRF] xRF
TC - Total cost of the County's CaIARP program.
TSS m Total number of stationary sources in the County.
TRF = "Total Risk Factor," or the sum of the Stationary SourceModified
Chemical Exposure Indexes ("SSMCEI") of all stationary sources in the county.
RF - "Risk. Factor," or a stationary source SSMCEL
The TRF for the County and the RF of a stationary source ("SSMCEI") shall be determined
pursuant to the Contra Costa County Health Services Department's California Accidental Release
Prevention Program Relative Risk Determination Methodology, attached hereto as Exhibit A and
incorporated herein by this reference.
& Exempt Stationary Sources. A stationary source may apply for an exemption from preparing
a Risk Management Plan under the California Accidental Release Prevention'Program. The
exemption may be granted if the Health Services director or his designee determines, at his or her
sole discretion, that the potential for an off-site consequence from the stationary source is remote.
If a stationary source has not paid the annual CaIARP fees pursuant to this resolution, the stationary
source shall pay an exemption review fee upon submittal of an exemption application. The
exemption application fee shall be $500 per regulated substance per process! (For example, if a
stationary source handles one regulated substance in one process the fee is $500. If a stationary
source handles one regulated substance in two different processes the fee is $1000.) If a stationary
source does not handle any regulated substance in a process but stores regulated substances in a
warehouse, the review fee is $500 per warehouse where the regulated substances are stored.
If an exemption is not granted, all of the exemption application fee shall be credited towards the
CalARP fees assessed upon the stationary source pursuant to this resolution.
RESOLUTION 99/170
Amending Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Contra Costa County Health Services Page 15
An annual administrative fee of$75 is hereby assessed upon all stationary sources that handle
regulated substances on site but are exempt from preparing an RMP pursuant to this resolution.
4. Maximum Fee. The maximum fee to be charged to any one stationary source for fiscal year
1999-2000 is $48,000. This maximum fee shall increase by a factor of 10% per year.
5. Multiple Stationary Sources. Companies that have multiple stationary sources that are
substantially identical, as determined at the sole discretion of the Director of Health Services, or his
designee, may be assessed a reduced fee. The fee for such a company shall be the full fee for the
first stationary source, plus the greater of$75 or 10% of the full fee for each additional substantially
identical stationary source.
6. Non-Profit Organizations. If a stationary source is owned by a non-profit organization (internal
Revenue Service Code tax-exempt status number 501 C), the fee shall be the greater of$75 or 10%
of the full fee based on the stationary source's risk ranking.
7. Pro-Rata Refunds. The fiscal year begins on July 1 st. If during a fiscal year a stationary
source discontinues handling a regulated substance, a pro-rata refund shall be issued. This refund
will be based on the pro-rated portion the fee attributable to the regulated substance.
8. Definitions. The terms used in this resolution shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the
Health and Safety Code Article 2, §25535.5 and §25404.5.
9. Authority. This resolution and the imposition of fees hereunder are authorized in part by Health
& Safety Code, Chapter 6.95, §25535.5 and §3 25404.5.
INt7tJSTRIAL SAFETY ORDINANCE FEE:
The fee schedule will be determined by the formula listed below:
FEF =1/3 ARP + (ARP/TRF) OMB
FEE =The regulated source's fee for Chapter 450-8 of the County Ordinance Code
ARP =The regulated source's fee for the CaIARP program
TRF =The sum of all of the regulated sources' CalARP Program fees that are regulated by Chapter
450-8 of the County Ordinance Code.
OMB = Costs of the Ombudsperson position
• Incident Investigation Fee: Recommended Current
Fees Fee
New $100/hr!
* (Charged to a regulated source when an incident is investigated by the Contra Costa Health
Services department.)
Pro-Rata-Fee:
If the regulated source CalARP program fee changes, the Industrial Safety Ordinance fee will be
adjusted accordingly.
UNDERGRQUND STORAGE TANK PR®GRAM
Undraround Storage Tank Annual Permit:
Recommended Fees Current Fee Descdption
No change $ 120 Single tank of 1,000 gallons or less used solely in
connection with the occupancy of a residence
(a) (a) First tank of 50,000 gallons or less',
$ 250 $ 210 Basic fee for tank of 50,000 gallons or less
$ 484 $ 440 Each tank of 50,000 gallons or more
(a) In addition to the basic fee, a surcharge of$150 is applicable on the tank at each site which
has the earliest installation date.
Und r round Stora Tank Installation plan Reviewnd Inspection:
In addition to the applicable State surcharge prescribed by or pursuant to the law, the following fees
shall be collected:
Recommended Fees Curren_t Fee Description
$ 495 $450 New tank facility, first tank
$ 100 $ 90 Each additional Tank
RESOLUTION 99/170
Amending Itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Centra Costa County Health Services Page 96
Under-ground -Storage Tank Removal,-Tem2o[M Closure or Abandonment
Recommended 1=ee Current Fees Descri on
$ 132 $120 Single tank of 1,000 gallons or loss, located at a
residence and used solely in connection with the
occupancy of that residence.
$ 303 $280 First tank at a site.
$ 132 $120 Each additional tank.
Ins ection and Plan Review for Pi2ing Re la ement or Modification:
Recommended Fees Current Fees Description
363 $ 330 Plan review and inspection of pipe replacement or
repair, including the Installation of overfill protection
equipment and corrosion control devices, leak detection
and monitoring equipment.
Permit Amendment or Transfer:
Recommended Fees Current Fees Description
$ 66 $ 60 Permit amendment or transfer fee.
Underground Tank Modification Repair or Lining Permit:
Recommended Fee Current_-Fees Description
$ 200 $ 260.00 Includes review and inspection not exceeding four
hours of staff time.
$ 100 $ 90 For each additional hour or fraction thereof of staff time.
Contaminated Site Fee:
Recommended Fee Current Fees Description
$ 100 $ 90 Each hour or fraction thereof of service delivered
Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 6:001
p.m. by the County Health Services Department in
connection with the characterization or remediation of
site contaminated by discharge of a hazardous
substance, material or waste, if the owner, operator; or
other responsible person in charge of the site requests
assistance from the County or where an inspection or
an emergency response is necessary to verify
compliance with State and County regulations or to
assure public safety.
Reinspection or Time Use:
Recommended Fee Current Fees Descri2 on
$ 100 $ 90 Each hour or fraction thereof of staff time, Monday
through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. shall
be charged in the following cases:
a. More than one inspection or two hours of onsite
time is required in the case of tank removals;
b. More than two inspections or four hours of onsite
time is required in the case of tank installations;
c. More than one reinspection is required to determine
compliance; and/or
d. Inspections consultation or other services related to
underground storage of hazardous substances or
hazardous materials or wastes are provided and said
services are not otherwise cove-red by this ordinance.
Document Search:
Recommended Fee Current Fees Description
$ 1010 $ 901 Each hour or fraction thereof of staff time, Monday
through Friday between 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., shall
be charged to any consulting firm, realtor, lending
institute or other commercial enterprise for services
performed in complying with document research
requests for these enterprises.
Penalty:
The following penalty shall be applied and collectible from parties responsiblefor the following
actions:
a) Failure to ale and report change In ownershipPgna
y
or operator of an underground tank(s) $500
This penalty is in addition to those that may be imposed under any other underground tank
regulation.
RESOLUTION 99/1701
Amending itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Centra Costa County Health Services Page 17
INCIDENT RESPONSE:
Recommended Fee Current Fees Descriation
$ 100 $ 90
Each hour or fraction thereof of service time delivered by
the County Health Services Department in connection
with the characterization or remediation of site
contamination by discharge of a hazardous substance,
material or waste, if the owner,';operator or other
responsible person in charge of the site requests
assistance from the County or where an inspection or an
emergency response is necessary to verify compliance
with State and County regulations or to assure public
safety. This includes responses to illegal drug labs.
$ 124 $115 Hourly rate for service time after 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m.
HAARCJf3US WASTE GENERATOR:
Every generator which produces hazardous waste shall pay a fee for each generator site for each
calendar year, or portion thereof. Generators are required to report the amount of waste generated
on a Hazardous Waste Generator Fee form provided by Hazardous Materials Programs Division.
HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATED: Current Recommended
Feet Fees
1) Less than 5 tons $ 90 No change
2) 5 or more tons, but less than 25 tons $ 171 No change
3) 25 or more tons, but less than 50 tons $ 1,370 No change
4) 50 or more tons, but less than 250 tons $ 3,424 No change
5) 250 or more tons, but lesss than 500 tons $17,120 No change
6) 500 or more tons, but leas than 1000 tons $34,240 No change
7) 1000 or more tons, but less than 2000 tons $51,360 No change
8) 2000 or more tons $68,480 No change
Reporting forms postsmarked after February 15'x-, will be assessed a late fee of 10% per month, u
to a maximum of 30%.
Onsite Treatment l=ees:
Permit-By-Rule (Fixed Units) New
Conditional Authorization New
Conditional Exemption and Commercial Laundry New
Conditional Exemption — Limited New
DELINQUENT PAYMENT PENALTY:
A 25% delinquent payment penalty will be assessed to any fee or service rendered if not paid within
the payment terms or payment due date stated on the invoice.
NQ OF CERTIFIED MNIFIED PR +GRAM CLIPA EEE SCHEDULE,
EMERGENCY MEDICAL„SERVICES.AGENCY
Emergency Medical Technician tEMT-1 Current Fees Recommended 1=ee
Initial Certification/Recertification $ 15 No change
P ram dic
Accreditation/Re-accreditation $ 35 No change
Mobile Intensive Care Nurse (MICN1
Authorization/Re-authorization $ 25 No change'
EMS Continuing Education Provider** $100 No change'
Renewal fees may be waived for employees of a service provider with an approved, in-house program for
maintaining required renewal records.
Fee may be waived for non-commercial providers offering continuing education at no charge to Centra Costa
County EMS System responders.
R.ESOLUTION 99/170
Amending itemized Professional and Service Rate Charges
for Contra Crista County Health Services Page 18
WAIVER: The Health Officer or his designee may waive any of these fees in any individual case in
which he determines that the advancement and protection of the public health will be better served
thereby and that these considerations outweigh the County financial interests in collecting the fes.
FEE AMENDMENTS: The Health Services Director or his designee may increase or decrease as
needed, any specific fee by not more than 10% during the next twelve-month period, except those
fees set by Federal/State statute or regulation shall be effective concurrent with the date specified in
the applicable statute or regulation regardless of the amount of increase or decrease.
FEE ADJUSTMENT: The Health Services Director or his designee is authorized to adjust, waive or
compromise the fee amount in those cases in which he determines that it is cast effective to do so.
Original: County Administrator
cc: Health Services Director
Health Services Administration
County Counsel
County Auditor
Contact: Patrick Godley, CFO (370-5005)
C:SWINDL3W51DESKT'JFnitart°s Dc \ttar'81iCarf's1FtateCharges.doc
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of
an action taken and entered on the minutes of the
Board of Supervisors on the date shown.
ATTESTED:
Phil Batchelor,Cle iofthe Board
of Supervisors and County Administrator
Bys .., ,. ' :a _r Deputy
RESOLUTION 99/170
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS , CONTRA COSTA COUNTY , CALIFORNIA
AFFIDAVIT OF %AILING
In the Matter of Notice of Hearing
of the Health Services Department
regarding fees.
I declare under penalty of perjury that I am nows ' and
at all Mmes herein mentioned have been , a citizen of the
United States , over age 18; and that today I deposited in the
United States Postal Service in Martinez , California , postage
fully prepaid , a Certified Copy of Notice of Hearing.
to the following .
DENNIS J. RAZZARI SEECO'i FINANCIAL & CONSTRUCTIAON, INC,
DAVIDON HOMES ATT\.CEORGIA OLVE€ A
1600 SOUTH MAIN STREET :;5tt 4(3"I PORT CHICAGO H��'�'
AI'AL\L*T CREEK CA 94596 PO BOA: 41113
CO'NCOR.D CA 94524-411.',
JEFF L.Ati'RE\CE
BRADDOCK & LOGA`ti
4155 BLACKHAAA'K PLAZA CIRCLE STE 20; David Lennon
DANN*ILLS CA 94506 Hofmann Company
P.C . Box 9137
,ALBERT D. SEENO CO'N'STRUCTION CO. Concord, CA 94522
ATTN: LEGAL DEPT.
40:11 PORT CHICAGO HIGHNVA)'
CONCORD CA 9451'24
GU's' BJERKE Robert Selders
)4ON4E BUILDERS ASSN O NIORTHERN CALIFORNIA Director of Forward Planning
PO BOX 5160 Western', Pacific Housing
SAN' RANION' CA 94593-5160 121.03 Central Boulevard
Brentwood, CA 94513
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing
is true and corrtct.
Dated April 1, 1999 , at Martinez, California .
epu y er
i`; -30-1999 1?:16 HEALTH 3 SERVi CES ADMIN. 9� 370 5098 P.03/03
Ng-fice Of FlublirEHeadnQ
Notice is hereby given that the Contra Costa County Beard of Supervisors will hold a
public hearing to consider increasing certain fees for various programs and services In
the Ulewing Divisions of the Health Services Department:
Hospital and Clinics; Mental Health; Substance use; Home Health Agency. Contra
Costa Health Plan; Public Ksa th; and Environmental Health.
The hearing will be hold on Tuesday, Aprll 13, 10913 at 9.00 a,m. in the Board
Clambers, 661 Pine Street, Martlr€ez.
The proposed fee schedule is on file with the Clary of the Board at 651 Pine Street,
and with the Health Servicas Department at 20 Allen Street, Martinez.
g�
Dated: March 30, 199
William B. Walker, M.D., f4eaft dices Director
Contra Com County Health ServVens D*Partrnent