HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions 8987 N.C.S. 10/27/1980PLK:ad 9-24-80
OCT 2 4 1980 12) f
Resol6tion NO. 8987N.C.S.
of the City of Petaluma; California
RESOLUTION ADAPTING , HEALTH PERMIT FEES
FOR -THE CITY. OF ?ETAL.U.MA
BE IT RESOLVED that the fees -set out, in, County, of Sonoma Resolution
No. 66462 (a copy of which is attached as Exhibit A), are'hereby established
at the fees for inspectibn.s' and health permits issued within the City of Petaluma.
Under the poWer, and authority,conferre_d,upon this Coxkncill by, !the, Ch-artev of said City.
;thereby certify the iore 'oing .1,k'as, - introdiuc and' adopted by the
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A pro S to
'I of the Cit� 4f Plitahj`rna at atAOipurned) XkxgAk
Cc'unci. e Y 6g4wia �( � ' rfteeting
on the- day of ......_...,....O I.U.0UP . ........................ I 9"K., by the
following vote:
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City A forney
AYES: Councilmen Oerry/flarbers&/Vi ce-Ma
,yor Ba,ttacglia/�Counci 1 man Ba,lshaw/Mayor Mattei
Coun,-ci'lman •Cavanagh �.' D
ABSENT'Cour' - P, ;bon
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ATTEST: . ........... ....... ......... ......................
City Clerk.Mayor
COUNCIL FILEA01p?_.p-,W/
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CORRECT COPY "OF THE ORIGINAL
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.',Resolution No -66462
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ATTEST: JUL 15 1980"----
.EEVE.T.
T.-LEWIS
1, I Administration Center..
County Clerk &,ex•officio Clerk of the
Santa Rosa:,. CA95401
Board of SupervisoFs'of the State of Cal•
ifornia, in & tf jr the County of Sorioma
Date . J A 1 y ,1;4 , 1960
��5:........... Deputy
PUBLIC .:HEAC7H
SERVICE
RESOLUTION OF TILE' BOARD
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F SUPERVLSORS OF T1IE COI��"fY OF
SONONIA JVIE"N'DTN(, :RESOLUTION
:'IvO. 64415(A), A FEE SGkiEDUI,E"
U11. ENVIROM1'liNTALaNEALT;[1SCKVaCGS
WHEREAS" health and Safety _
Code Section x510 authorizesthe Board ' of
Su ervis ors b resolution to es; abli`sh
fees -to meet the r.e'asonable expenses" of public
health services,
NOW, THEREFORE ; ''.BE ,-IT RESOLVED
that. the following fee schedule for
I
envi.ro
ental health services i;s hereby,
adopted 'to- be effective the date of this
r6.3o'luti"on:
SERVICES
FEE (per inspect,ion unless otherwise noted
1: F:ooa Establishments
„
a. . Vending Machines
$5 .Per -machine, annually ,
b. Itinerant Restaurant/"
$51 - annually
tlndustrial'Catering Trucks
c. 'Retail Produce Truck'"
$37 - annually
d. Markets:.
Class I under 10,'00U sq.:.:ft.
$8:9 - annt�alT,y .
Class lI over. 10, OUO sq'::'f.t'.
$224 =, ann.uall.y'
Class III Combo Ifkt/be, li' mt'/ _
$159: - annually
Butcher Shop
e: Bakeries
$.150 - annually.
f. Other .Food F
$ 99:- annually:
Restaurant Y_ezr-Round
$150 =annual Ly F.
over 6,50 sq.. f;t..
h. Restaurant Year..-. ound
$I.20' -.annually
650 'sq. ft. `or le.crs.
SERVICES
l Lh, lns .unless• otherwise noted
'i.
Restaurant Seasonal
$75'. - annu.ai`ly
.J�
Bars
$1,1.9 -annually.
k:
RestauranE[Bars over, 6,50„ sq. ft. '
$1.69 - ,Annua'lly,
J. .Restaurant/Bars
65O sg. ft.
annually.
or less .
' Im.
'Ice..Plan't/Storage Units
$51 - annua-la,y
n.
Low 'Ris'k/llinimal Food Es tab.
$ f> -annually
Fo.
Produce Stands:.'
Nkts. Open to Outside
$89 - annually-
Roadside Stands'
$60 - annually
Grower/Seller. Premises
No Charge
�p.-
Multiple lJ.ni'ts
$'S0' - un iUal.ly, -per "unit
q.
Plan .Chec, s/2_ hr. minimum
$23per .hour
Ir.
Site -review's'
$51
'.
2 �Recrea.tion
a.:
Public Swimming Pools:'Year-Round
$213 - 6n'nuala,y,
b.
Public Swimming, Pools, Seasonal:
$tW - ainnually.
1c. '
i
llomeowners Assoc.. Pools -
$43 = annudily
d.'
Natural Batliini Places
$1'60 -annually
le.
llultij l,e Units
$`3'5 - °Annually, jeer unix
f.
Min. Checks/2 lit min,
$23 per Hour
'
1 Housing
i.
lnspec tion/Loan .Ai pr.ovals
b.
O -r ani;i:ed 'Cam Fear -Round
b 1
$254: - Annually
c.
Organized Camp 'Sea'sonal
$112- annually
d..
Family Care dome.. /Day Care
$.`5'1 = annually
e.,
Mobile home Parks; Special
Occupancy-Trai ler Parks:
Occupancy 2 - 2;5 s•paces;;
$'51
6ccupaincy -.over 2`5':
$.102,
3
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:SER VICESFI E, (per
in�:pecti�,n unless otlier.wisn noted
f.
•.110to Is, Motels o;r Board.i.ng Homcis;:
2 25 Rooms/Unit`s
$'S
Over, 25 RoomstUAts .
4 02
g.
Emp]:oyee Housing, Labor Camps;
-
Labor Su 1 Cain i Pli rant).
PP Y 1 (. g
$5;1
h.
Private :Sc'hool: '•Inspectio;ns
4.: Water
a.
' Weal l- Per -mi t s
$85
.b.
Well Permits' Class TI
$,127
{.C.
Water Trans.pocting,, Vehicles_
$68 - annually
d:.
' Fj1e, 1ta:nt'enanc'e R'evi'ew of" Wa te.,r
$'Ly - annually
•Syst;ems
-
e.`
New WaLe. r.•System Plan Review/'2 4r minimum
•$29 per hour
5. ! Land Use
a.
Use Permit.Applicatibn
$G6
lb.
Variance
5,54
c..
Re -Zoning Appl'icatio;n
$:54
-
d.
Design Rev ea
$'54
i e.
Minor Subdiai.s ons
$11--1
i
Maj or, sub/Septic sy,st,ems or individual wells .$111 + $5 per lot '
g.
Major sub/Pub,lfc Sewer and Water.
$25..
- j h..
Lot Line- Ad ju.stment,/C`e`rtif:ica"'te of .Compliance
'$54
i.
. Ma•jor sUdivisio'n Tinal flap Review
$5• per lot.
6., Liquid
Waste
A.
. ,Private' Sewdg: Proposal, .Site
.$7:8'
.
Review ;Expanded System Permit
b.
New Standard Sy§tems.
$241
C.
New Special Systems/13 .hr:. min
$'301 + 23 .per hour over 13 :hrs
d.
Repair Permit
$121
.:
e.
Drainage Review./Lot
$4 U,
3
SERVICES
FEE ( cr, in.Lection unle3s otherwise' noted
f.
Request .for Waiver
$.T8
8..
•Pe re Data Review/4. lots ..or less
$43;
h.
Proposal Review;/2 `hr min
$23 per hour
i.
Clearance.Of.fee Review
$5'
J J.
Cle'ar,,a•nce Field Review
$3:1
7. Solid Wa's,te
.
I. a,.
111-1 Central Site
2,,475 -annually
b.
Under 100 T/d
I1-2 (Gu,ernevilie, }lealds;burb,
Sotioma)
2,22 .7 _ .annually o
c.
Under 101/d ,(Anna.Palis)
4$1 ,- annually .
d..
Under 10 T/d, (P.e,tal'uma, .
Stewarts - Tr'. CYO Camp,
•1:92', - annually '
e..
.III=3 (Wol:�le.r .Road.).
59 .- annually
f.
Transfer. 'Stn Large,
825 = annually
g.
Transf.e:r' .Stn, Smail
1G5 = annually
h.
.Wood Waste/•Masonite
303=iinnuaaly ;
i.'
Sludge Site/Sears Point.,
412 - annually,'
j. '.Garbage
i
Collection Fees
23. - ann.oally
k.
' Se:ptic Pumper Trucks;
69 .- annually ;
1.
Chenii-cal Toilets + 50
13,8...- annually
m:.
Chemical Toile.t;s. - 50'
69 ,- annually •
n.
Permi:t.•Fees for -Solid Waste Site
500' -
:::
o.
Variances on -Exem[ tion from Permidt
- • 100 :-
p.
Hospi-tat Inlfec,tTonWaste
•
Disposal Plan Review
.Rest 110m'es
3;4 -
Hospitals
46'
8. Milk. and Dairy
•
a.'`
Harket 141 IR Dai ry
20,/month'
b.
1,1arket M'ilk, Dairy
(with sampl in'g & lab)
15,/.rionth
c.
Producer - Diycrlbuton' Raw Itiik
20%no:nth + .001/gal/'month
d.
Processing Plant
(:renter of $35..6r .001/saltmonth
e.
Soft Service 'I.ce Cream 6, Yo ur;t,
75 - annually
9. -Violation Rete pection 'Fee
50 _
Applicable- to a'll .laws and
regulation.,,; enfo'xced by the
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Public Health Oif.icer
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CITY' OF PETALUMA
Office of City Attorney.
Ju11.7, 1980
TO: Robert, H.. Meyer, City Manager
SUBJECT: -Meeti,ng with So'homa County ,Health Department
Offi,c"ials concerning food establishments
On July 17; 1980, I met 'wi th. Dr. Robert,' Hol t'zer `a n Mike Vena.ti ari
f fom' the Sonoma, County Health. 'Department.. We discussed .their concerns .about'"
enforcement 'of local health regulations in the. City of Petaluma, since their
authority extends only to enforcement 'of City -regulati.ons. I+n -the past. this
has caused conflicts because' of--the lack ofun,ifo'rmity throughout the County.
Also discussed with the: Cit °s 6ui.ldin Ins e .was means to improve
y g p�ctor
Coordination- of plan checks and'. revi';ew'-prior to authors zation for restaurant,
and other food establishments to proceed,. The result o'f the meeting inc.l.uded
the following:
1. The building. Department wi'1.1 attach '-'hando,u.ts' which
include 'restroom. standardsfor restaurants and'other foo:d establish
ments when return'i.ng -approved plans to the appl i,ca,nts'.
2.. The Bui ldi ng Depa:rment, (with your approval) , wi1'1 not:
accept plans for checki:6g'unt'iT they have been submitted and ap-
i proved by the Hea.lth.'De:partment. The delay in th.s.,procedure should
I ` be minima, , si'n`ce. Health Department turnaround time .is from 3 to
?. 5 days.
3. The Health. Departmentw'11 request that the City adopt
Appendi:x C of .the Uniform Plumbing Code, which relates to the
number, bf restrooins and toilets-:in commercial establishments, so
that t,hi"s Appendix is mandatory and not 'advisory as i"t,presently
In adds ti on., a request' 'wi l l- be s;ubmi tted to i,ncrea'se fees.authori:zad-
bythe Petaluma, '066-icipal Code. to correspond to.'the Coun.ty'.s duly adopted
fe!e schedule;. F
M . INIM,UM PLUMBING . FACILIPES'
Type of building"
X
Drinking -
or o�ccupan;cyl
-Water Closets,
Urinals"
Iavatories
Bathtubs or Showers
fountainO
Male Female
Fixtures/Persons
Fixtures/Persons
Fixtures/Persons
Persons
Schools'
Pmentary
1-30 1-25
1=25'
1-35
................ ................... .......
1-40
Secondary ...... 1: ...... .......
1-40 1-30
1 �25
1-40
.......... ..................
1-50
Theaters;
auditoriums ............
2— 1-200 2— 1-100
2— 17200
1— 1-200
3-201-400 3-101-200
201-400
2-201-400
4—'401-600 4-201-400
4-401-600
3�401-750
Over 400; add 1 fixture.
'each-
I per 10012
for additional 5.66:
Over'. 600: .1, for each
Over 750, .1 for each
males and I foreach, 300
additiona . 1 300 males.
additional'- 500 persons.',
females.
Dormitories. .....I .........
I per 10 '1 per 8
1 per 8
I per 25
1 per 12
For fernale,,add
Additional Persons
OV& .12,
one bathtub per 30
1 per 10012
1
I per 25 :1 :per 20
Over 150,
1 per 15 -females
Over 150
Iper. 50
1 per n maleSr
I per 20
Office or public
Fixtures Persons,
1- 15
buildings
I 1- :1.5
2— 16-35
2 16,-.35
3-- 36= 6 6 0
3. 36- 55
4— 6,1- 90
1 per 1001 . 2
4 56- 80
5- 91-125
5 81-1,10-
6 111-150
1. add!l fo1r.each-45
I add'I for each AO
,Manufacturing,
I 1, 9
1 skower for each 15
warehouses,
2 10-'24
Up to 1. OQ
persons exposed to ex -
workshops, loft
3 25- 49
1 per 10
cessilve heat or to skin
buildings, foundries
4 56- 74
1
Over06,
contamination with poi -
and similar
5 75-100
7, 8
1 per 15
sbnous, Infec0ious, or
establishments? a .....
I adc!14or each 30
irriiating material.
Restaurants ....................
2 1'. 50
2
1
3 51'-100
1
3
1
4 101,200
2
4
2
5 '201-500
3
4
Dwelling or apartment I for each dwelling
house'S4, or apartment unit.
*Whenever urinals are provided, one 0) water 'closet less than the
number "specified may ,be'provided -fr each urinal , , I installed, . .. I . - except
the number of water closet's in suck cases shall not be reduced lo less
than 'iwo-thirds (2h) of the minimum specified,
'The figures shownare based upon one fixture being -the, minimum
L I
reqbire"d 'for the number of persons indicated or any. fraction. thereof.
Building category not shown on this table shall be "considered
separately Iby the. Administrative Authority.
36iink'mg ,fountains 'shall not be, installed in toilet rooms:
.'La " undr,y trays — I ' Laundry tray 'or . 1 automatic . washer . standpipe
I ipe
for each dwelling
e Iiih. g unit or, -2 laundry trays or 2 automatic w asher sta h d -
pipes (oP combinations ;thereof) for each 10 apts. Kitchen sinks I for
each dwelling or apt. unit..
'This schedule has been adopted (1945) by the Nation . aL..Council on
Schoolhouse Construction.
0 As, r4clidieed by the American Standard 'Safety Code for l6dustrial
Sanitation` in Manufacturing Establishments (ANSI Z4.1"- 1942).
7 Wherethere is exposure to skin contaimin -ation- with. poisonous,
infectious,, or irritating materials,. provide I lavatory for each .5 persons.
824 lineal inches of 'w
ash sink or .18 inches of a circular basin,.w
,heq
proyided with water I outlets . for .•such space, shall be considered
requivalent to:1 -.1avatory.
'Laundry Trays 1— 1: for each .50. persons. Slop sink' I for, each
5;
100 P!rs�qns.
10 (a) Jr ough urinals are prohibited.
(b)_ Wall -type trough urinals shall' be acid resistant and each such
urinal 3611 le not less'?than six (6) incke's'P,
dee and shall :be'furnished,
.
with; one -'piece, backs "and have strainers with outlets at least' one:' and
4
one-h(4_1A) 66ches 'in.'diameter. The washdown pipe shalf-lbepeif;r:
ated so ;as to flush with -an even curtain of water, against -36 b'ack.of
the uiinaL 'Urinal tanks shall, have, a flushing capacity of not ]as' than
r*See' drinking fountain requirements below., 412'
1 for each dwelling I -fog each-qwelhr�g
- r
or :apartment unit. or apartment unit.
one,, and one.'half (11M gallons of water for each two (2) feet of
urinal length,
(c), Equi i valent le6gth—Trough 'urinals . shall, be figured on the.basis-,of
one urinalfor each, eighteen, (18) inches of length, provided that=
Length of Urinal, 24" 36" 48" . 60" 72
Eq6iy6lent No. Urinals - 1 2 2 3 4-
(d)' -S ur.rounding materials—Wall and floor space to a point one- (1)
foot in front of urinal lip and four .-(4) feet above the floor,, and at'
least one -(I), foot to each side of the urinal shall 'be ,lined with non-
absorbent'material.
General—In -applying this schedule of facilifles, ,consideration must
be given.- to.1he- accessibility of -the fixtures. Conformity! purely, on a
numerical basis may not result'.in an installation suited to the need of
the individual. establishment: For example, schools sho6ld be provided
, ided
with toilet 1'a'cilities, on each floor having , cl.assrooms.
Temporary. Workingmen Facilities—] water closet.
loset. and I urinal for
each 30 workmen,
Length_of Urinal. 24" 36" 48" 60"
Equivallenf No; Urinals 1 2 - 3 4
"A restaurant is, defined as a I businesswhich sells food to. be con-
sumed' on the .premises.
(a). The;-number:'of occ for a drive=in restaurant, shall be con-
sid6red as equal' to the =r - of . .parking stalls.
,.(b) tmploye,e toilet facilities are not to be included in the
a above
restaurant "recluirements. Hand ,wa0j,pg, facilities must be 'available in
the ki6enl for employees,.
2where'fbod is, consumed indoors, water stations may be, substituted
for drinking fountains: Theaters, - Aucli,torium,s,r ' 'Dormitories, Offices or
Public Buildings for use by more than six .(6) persons shall', have one;
drinking fountain for the first one. hundred (100)" persons, and, one ad-
clitional fountain for each two hundred (200) persons 'thereafter.
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