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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC ORD 1982-1782 REPEALING ORDINANCE NO.1732 AND ADOPTING SAN DIEGO COUNTY ORDINANCE 6378 (NEW SERIES) RELATING TO HEALTH, SANITATION & HAND USE PERMIT INVESTIGATION AND INSPECTION FEE/3L • /5/, &,45 �/� ORDINANCE NO. 1782 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY, CALIFORNIA, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1732 AND ADOPTING SAN DIEGO COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 6378 (NEW SERIES), RELATING TO HEALTH, SANITATION AND LAND USE PERMIT INVESTIGATION AND INSPECTION FEES. The City Council of the City of National City, California, DOES ORDAIN as follows: SECTION 1. That Ordinance No. 1732 and all parts of ordinances in con- flict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed. SECTION 2. That San Diego County Ordinance No. 6378 (New Series) amending, deleting and adding certain sections to the County Code are hereby adopted by reference to a copy of said ordinance which copy is on file in the City Clerk's office and by this reference made a part hereof, subject to the following additions, amendments and deletions. SECTION 3. That Section 65.107 of San Diego County Ordinance No. 6378 (New Series) shall read as follows: Sec. 65.107. FEES. The fee for each permit, license or registration issued pursuant to the provisions of this division is set forth herewith: (a) ESTABLISHMENT PLAN REVIEW as provided for in Sec. 61.112. $ 35.00 ESTABLISHMENT PLAN RE -REVIEW as provided for in Sec. 61.112. $ 15.00 (b) For establishments governed by the California State Restaurant Act, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1, to 10 employees 11 to 25 employees 26 to 100 employees 101 or more employees $ 85.00 165.00 185.00 305.00 For establishments governed by the California State Retail Food Production and Marketing Establishment Law, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 to 10 employees 11 or more employees $ 60.00 90.00 For establishments governed by the Bakery Sanitation Law, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 85.00 For establishments governed by the San Diego County Code of Regulatory Ordinances, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 80.00 For Food establishments vending pre -packaged non -refrigerated non-perish- able foods, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 20.00 For Seasonal Concession Stands, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 30.00 For Temporary food concessions, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 30.00 Fees shall be based on the average number of employees during the preceed- ing year, or, if in the opinion of the Health Officer such average number does not reflect the number of employees during the year for which the permit is sought with reasonable accuracy, the estimated average number of employees. (c) For each vehicle, other than mobile food preparation units, under the same ownership and operating out of the same establishment, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 30.00 (d) For each mobile food preparation unit under the same ownership and operating out of the same establishment, as provided for in Section 61.110: $100.00 (e) For each vending machine dispensing milk, ice cream or milk products or other kinds of perishable foods or beverages, or dispensing unbottled or uncanned liquid foods or beverages, except vending machines which dispense unwrapped non-perishable, non -liquid food products, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 3.00 For mobile food preparation units at special events as provided for in Section 61.177: $ 30.00 (g) Pet Shops as governed by the California State Retail Food Production and Marketing Establishment Law. $ 50.00 (h) For permit and/or license for health regulated business as provided for in Division 6 of this Title 6, Section 66.101,- not including apartment houses and hotels. $ 30.00 (i) (j) (f) INSPECTION FEES FOR APARTMENT HOUSE OR HOTEL AS PROVIDED IN SEC. 66.1003: (1) For each apartment house or hotel containing units. (2) For each apartment house or hotel containing but not more than ten (10) units. (3) For each apartment house or hotel containing but no more than fifteen (15) units. (4) For each apartment house or hotel containing not more than five (5) $ 30.00 not less than six (6) $ 40.00 not less than eleven (11) $ 50.00 more than fifteen units, plus $1.50 for each unit in excess of fifteen (15). (15) $ 50.00 "UNIT" shall mean each apartment in an apartment house, each sleeping room in a hotel, and each apartment and each hotel sleeping room in a building, containing both apartments and hotel sleeping rooms. Separate apartment house buildings and separate hotel buildings, or combination thereof, located upon a single parcel of land or contiguous parcels of land or under the same ownership shall be treated as one apartment house or hotel for the -purpose of computing the fee prescribed by this section. Pool Plan Review, as provided for in Section 67.301. Pool Plan Re -review, as provided for in Section 67.301. Pool Permit, as provided for in Section 67.302. Each addition Pool, as provided for in Section 67.302. (k) Well Permit A� lication as PP provided for in Section 67.441 (1) Septic Installation, as provided for in Section 68.326. Septic Re -inspection, as provided for in Section 68.326. (p) (q) Permits, no $ 50.00 $ 20.00 $ 60.00 $ 30.00 .B. $ 60.00 $ 70.00 $ 50.00 as provided for in Section 68.326.1. $ 15.00 Major Use Permits, Special Project review as provided for in Section 68.326.2. $ 95.00 field investigation, Change of Location, as provided for in Section 68.327. Layout, as provided for in Section 68.328.1. Layout re-examination, as provided for in Section 68.328.1. Percolation Test, as provided for in Section 68.328.1. Septic Cleaner Examination Fee, as provided for in Section 68.602. (r) Septic Cleaner Registration, as provided for in Section 68.604. $ 10.00 $ 60.00 $ 30.00 $ 95.00 $ 15.00 $ 15.00 (s) Sewage Pumping Vehicle, as provided for in Section 68.604a. $ 30.00 (t) Tentative Map Deposit, as provided for in Section 81.201.1. $1,000.n0 (u) Tentative Parcel Map, as provided for in Section 81.207.(d). $150.00 (v) Boundary Adjustment, as provided for in Section 81.902.2. $ 95.00 (w) Certificate of Compliance, as provided for in Section 81.1105.1. $ 95.00 (x) Grading Plan, as provided for in Section 87.204.1. $ 60.00 (y) For each duplicate permit, license or registration as provided for in Section 61.110. $ 3.00 SECTION 4. That the City Council may, from time to time, consider amend- ments to the adopted fee schedule to maintain uniformity with the San Diego County fee schedule then in effect, which amendments may be made by resolution of the City Council. SECLr0N 5. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after the date of its passage. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 17th day of August , 1982. ATTEST: ORDINANCE NO. 6378 (NEW SERIES) • AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND, DELETE AND TO ADO SECTIONS TO THE COUNTY CODE OF REGULATORY ORDINANCES RELATING TO HEALTH, SANITATION AND LAND USE PERMIT INVESTIGATION AND INSPECTION FEES The Board of Supervisors of the County of San Diego do ordain as follows: Section 1, Section 61.111 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 61.111. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT -FEE. The permit required by this Chapter shall be applied for and issued as prescribed in Title 6, Division 5 of this Code. The annual fee for the permit shall be as prescribed in said Division 5. Section 2, Section 61.112 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 3, Section 61.112 of the San Diego County Code is hereby added to read as follows: Sec. 61.112. ESTABLISHMENT PLAN REVIEW. Every applicant for a permit or li- cense required by this- division shall, prior to obtaining a building permit, opening a new establishment, or upon remodelling an old establishment, submit to the Health Officer a plan of the proposed establishMent detailing all equipment, materials and facilities nece- ssary to comply with the California Restaurant Act or Retail Marketing Act, whichever applies, and all applicable County Ordinances or regulations, accompanied by a fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (a), of this Code to cover the cost of said review. The Health Officer snail review said plans and specifications and shall determine whether they are in accordance with the requirements of law. In the event that the plans and specifications do not comply with appli6able provisions of law, amended plans and specifications may be submitted to the Health Officer for re -review and approv- al, and the fee for such re -review shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (a), of this Code, payable to the Health Officer in advance. Section 4, Section 61.116 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 5, Section 61.117 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 6, Section 61.118 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 7, Section 61.173 of the San Diego County Code is hereby added to read as follows: Sec. 61.173. REFRIGERATION. No person shall operate, or cause to be operated, a food vending vehicle upon which are carried cold perishable foods unless it is furnished with mechanical refrigeration equipment, in good working order, sufficient to maintain perishable food and beverage products at a temperature not in excess of 45 degrees Fahren- heit, except that frozen perishable foods may be refrigerated with dry ice. Section 8, Section 61.177 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 61.177. PREPARED F000 VENDING VEHICLES. No person shall operate or cause to be operated a prepared food vending vehicle without complying with all of the following requirements: -2- N (a) Such person shall establish, within the County, a service room which meets, all of the requirements of this chapter applicable to food establishments. The service room shall be used for the preparation and/or temporary storage, at temperatures required by this chapter, of food and beverage products prior to the delivery thereof to a food vending vehicle. Unless written authorization from the Director of Public health to do otherwise is first obtained, food vending vehicles shall be stocked only at and with food and beverage products prepared or stored at the service room. No food or beverage product shall be sold or otherwise distributed from a food vending vehicle unless such product was prepared in a service room, a mobile food preparation unit complying with Section 61.179 of the County Code, a food establishment, for either of which a valid permit is held, or in some other sanitary location appropriate for such preparation which is regularly in- spected by some recognized health department inspection service approved by the Director of Public health. Food or beverage products not prepared in such service room, mobile food preparation unit, or establishment shall be stored at a service room prior to deliv- ery to the food vending vehicle. (b) All prepared food, not including coffee or hot water, sold, given away, bar- tered, or distributed from a food vending vehicle, other than a mobile food preparation unit, shall be packaged at a service room or other fixed location approved by the Health Officer. (c) All readily perishable foods, as defined by Section 23648.5, California Health and Safety Code, shall meet the following requirements: • (1) No such product shall be sold more than 72 hours after preparation. (2) All such products, except those prepared in a mobile food preparation unit, at the time of preparation, shall be clearly marked with the last date the food may be sold. (3) Dairy products may not be sold beyond the quality assurance date on the package. However, readily perishable foods which are frozen at the time of preparation may be sold beyond the 72-hour interval, provided handling of such frozen foods is in compliance with the provisions of Section 61.151 which relate to frozen sand- wiches. The date of heating such frozen foods must be affixed to the package at the time of heating and such package may not be sold after said date. (d) Every prepared food vending vehicle shall be inspected, on dates scheduled by the Health Officer, as often as he deems such inspections to be necessary. The vending vehicle shall be fully loaded and ready for operation at the time .of such inspection. The Health Officer shall issue a certificate of inspection if his inspection discloses that the vehicle conforms to the requirements of this code. (e) All foods found not to be in conformance with the provisions of this section shall be quarantined by the Health Officer. Foods under quarantine shall be disposed of bythe permittee in a manner approved by the Health Officer. (f) The Health Officer may issue limited permits to allow operation of mobile food preparation units at fairs, circuses, carnivals, rodeos, parades, sports tournaments, or at other similar events open to the general public. A separate limited health permit may be issued for each such event, and a fee as specified in Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (f), of this Code per vehicle shall be paid by the person applying for such limited permit at the time of making application. The limited public event permit shall -3- be valid only for the duration of the public event. Whenever such a mobile food prepara- tion unit remains at one public event location for a period exceeding 24 hours continuous- ly, daily disposal of both liquid. and solid wastes in a manner approved by the Health Officer shall be provided by the permittee. Notwithstanding the above, a single limited permit may be issued for more than one public event where the operation is limited to one site, and the days of operation during any calendar year do not exceed fifteen (15). As a condition of such permit, the permit - tee shall notify the Health Officer in writing of any intended operation of the vehicle at least two (2) days prior to said operation. Notwithstanding the above, mobile food preparation units for which mit has been issued may operate at public events without obtaining the event permit provided for herein. Section 9, Division 5 is hereby added to Title 6 of the San Diego read as follows: DIVISION 5 PERMIT FEES AND PROCEDURES FOR BUSINESSES AND HEALTH REGULATED ACTIVITIES • APPLICATIONS, PERMITS AND FEES an annual per - limited public County Code to • . Sec. 65.101. APPLICATION. Every applicant for a permit, license or registration required by this Code and issued by the Health Officer shall file with the Department of Health Services a written application on a form prescribed by said Department. The appli- cation shall state the name and address of the applicant, the description of the property by street and number wherein or whereon it is proposed to conduct the business or activity for which the permit or license is required, the nature of the permit or license for which application is made, the character of the business or activity proposed to be conducted and such other information as the Department of Health Services may require. Sec. 65.102. ANNUAL INSPECTION FEE FOR HEALTH REGULATED ACTIVITIES. Every person applying for a permit for a food establishment, apartment house or hotel, camp or picnic ground, public swimming pool, sewage pumping vehicle or other health regulated business for which an annual permit, license or registration is required under the provisions of this Code and issued by the Health Officer shall at the time of making application for the permit pay the annual inspection fees, as set forth in Section 65.107 with the exception that the fee for food vending and sewage pumping vehicles and for food vending machines shall be pro -rated so that the annual renewal date will be January 1 of each year. The fee for vehicles and vending machines that are pro -rated shall be reduced by an amount equal to 1/12 of the total annual permit fee for each month less than one year for which the permit is issued. Sec. 65.103. INVESTIGATION BY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES. Upon receipt of such application, accompanied by the required fee, it shall be the duty of the Health Officer to investigate the matters set forth in such application, and the sanitary condi- tions in the place where it is proposed to conduct the business or activity mentioned in the application, and if it shall appear to the Health Officer, that the statements con- tained in the application are true, and that the existing sanitary conditions in the place mentioned in said application comply -with the provisions of law, a permit, license or registration shall thereupon be granted. Such permit or license shall be granted only upon the express condition that it shall be subject to revocation or suspension by said Health Officer upon a showing satisfactory to said Health Officer of a violation by the -4- holder of such permit or any person acting with his consent or under his authority, of any applicable provision of law regulating places or activities of the character for which the permit or license is granted. Sec. 65.104. PENALTY FOR DELINQUENT PAYMENT. In any case where the applicant has failed for a period of 30 days to file the application and obtain the required permit, license or registration there shall be added to and collected with the required Fee a Penalty equal to 10 percent of the fee and for each additional month or fraction of a month after the expiration of said 30-day period that the applicant fails to file such application and obtain such permit, license or registration, there shall be added to and collected with the fee an additional penalty equal to 10 percent of the fee; provided, however, in no event shall the total penalty added to the fee pursuant to this section be more than 60 percent of the fee. The imposition of or payment of the penalty imposed by this section shall not prevent the imposition of any other penalty prescribed by this Code or any ordinance or prosecution for-yiolatioa,of this Code or any ordinance. Sec. 65.105. RENEWAL OF PERMIT, LICENSE OR.REGISTRATION--10 PERCENT PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. A permit or license issued pursuant to this Title 6 shall expire on the last day of the month of the one year anniversary month in which the permit was issued and sha- ll be renewed annually, except as provided in Section 65.102 for food vending and sewage pumping vehicles and food vending machines. At the time application is made, there shall be paid to the Department of Health Services the required annual fee, which fee is due and payable each year. The annual fee, if unpaid, is delinquent on the first day of the sec- ond month after the mohth in which the permit expires and thereafter a penalty equal to 10 percent of the annual fee shall be added thereto, and shall be collected at the time ap- plication for renewal is made. If the annual fee and penalty is not paid the first month after it is due there shall be added to and collected with the annual fee, an additional -penalty equal to 10 percent of the annual fee for each month or fraction of a month during which the annual fee or any penalty continues to remain unpaid; provided, however, in no event shall the total penalty added to the annual fee pursuant to this section be more than 60 percent of the annual fee. The imposition of, or payment of the penalty imposed by this section, shall not prevent the imposition of any other penalty prescribed by this Code, or any ordinance, or prosecution for violation of this Code, or any ordinance. Sec. 65.106. PERMIT OR LICENSE .NOT TRANSFERABLE. A permit or license is not transferrable from one person or one place to another, and shall be deemed voided if re- moved from the place or location specified in the written application and in the permit. Sec. 65.107. FEES. The fee for each permit, license or registration issued pur- suant to the provisions of this division is set forth herewith: (a) ESTABLISHMENT PLAN REVIEW as provided for in Sec. 61.112 $ 35.00 ESTABLISHMENT PLAN RE -REVIEW as provided for in Sec. 61.112 $ 15.00 (b)- For establishments governed by the California State Restaurant Act, as provided for . in Section 61.110: 1 to 10 employees 11 to 25 employees 26 to 100 employees 101 or more employees $ 85.00 165.00 185.00 305.00 For establishments governed by the California State Retail Food Production and Mar- keting Establishment Law, as provided for in Section 61.110: -5- 1 to 10 employees 11 or more enployees $ 60.00 90.00 For establishments governed by the Bakery Sanitation Law, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 85.00 For establishments governed by the San Diego County Code of Regulatory Ordinances, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 80.00 For Food establishments vending'pre-packaged non -refrigerated non-perishable foods, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 20.00 For Seasonal Concession Stands, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $30.00 For Temporary food concessions, as provided for in Section 61.110: 1 or more employees $ 30.00 Fees shall be based on the average number of :employees during the preceeding year, .or, if in the opinion of the Health Officer such average number does not reflect the number of employees during the year for which the permit is sought with reasonable accuracy, the estimated average number of employees. • (c) For each vehicle, other than mobile food preparation units, under the same ownership and operating out of the same establishment, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 30.00 (d) For each mobile food preparation unit under the same ownership and operating out of the same establishment, as provided for in Section 61.110: 5100.00 ( ) For each vending machine dispensing milk, ice cream or milk products or other kinds of perishable foods or beverages, or dispensing unbottled or uncanned liquid Foods or beverages, except vending machines which dispense unwrapped non-perishable, non - liquid food products, as provided for in Section 61.110: $ 3.00 (f) For mobile food preparation units at special events as provided for in Section 61.177: $ 30.00 (g) Pet Shops as governed by the California State Retail Food Production and Marketing Establishment Law. $ 50.00 (h). For permit and/or license for health regulated business as provided for in Division 6 of this Title 6, Sec. 66.101, not including apartment houses and hotels. .$ 30.00 (i) INSPECTION FEES FOR APARTMENT HOUSE OR HOTEL AS PROVIDED IN SEC. 66.1003: (1) For each apartment house or hotel containing not more than five (5) units. $ 30.00 -6- (i) (2) For each apartment house or hotel containing not less than six (6) but not more than ten (10) units. $ 40.00 (3) For each apartment house or hotel containing not less than eleven (11) but no more than fifteen (15) units. $ 50.00 (4) For each apartment house or hotel containing more than fifteen (15) units. $ 50.00 plus $1.50 for each unit in excess of fifteen (15). "UNIT" shall mean each apartment in an apartment house, each sleeping room in a hotel, and each apartment and each hotel sleeping room in a building, containing both apartments and hotel sleeping rooms. Separate apartment house buildings and separate hotel buildings, or combination thereof, located upon a single parcel of land or contiguous parcels of land or under the same ownership shall be treated as one apartment house or hotel for the purpose of computing the fee prescribed by this section. Pool Plan Review, as provided for in Section 67.301. Pool Plan Re -review, as provided for in Section 67.301. Pool Permit, as provided for in Section 67.302. Each additional Pool, as provided for in Section 67.302. $ 50.00 $ 20.00 $ 60.00 $ 30.00 (k) Well Permit Application, as provided for in Section 67.44I.B. $ 60.00 (1) Septic Installation, as provided for in Section 68.326. $ 70.00 Septic Re -inspection, as provided for in Section 68.326.. $ 50.00 Permits, no field investigation, as provided for in Section 68.326.1 $ 15.00 Major Use Permits, Special Project review as provided for in Section 68.326.2. $ 95.00 (o) $ 10.00 (p) $ 60.00 $ 30.00 $ 95.00 (m) (n) (q) Change of Location, as provided for in Section 68.327 Layout, as provided for in Section 68.328.1 Layout re-examination, as provided for in Section 68.328.1 Percolation Test, as provided for in Section 68.328.1 Septic Cleaner Examination Fee, as provided for in Section 68.602. $ 15.00 (r) Septic Cleaner Registration, as provided for in Section 68.604. $ 15.00 (s) Sewage Pumping Vehicle, as provided for in Section 68.604a. S 30.00 (t) Tentative Map Deposit, as provided for in Section 81.201.1 $1,000.00 -7- (u) Tentative Parcel Map, as provided for in Section 81.207.(d) $150.00 • (v) Boundary Adjustment, as provided for in Section 81.902.2 $ 95.00 (w) Certificate of Compliance, as provided for in Section 81.1105.1 $ 95.00 (x) Grading Plan, as provided for in Section 87.204.1. $ 60.00 (y) For each duplicate permit, license or registration as provided for in Section 61.110. $ 3.00 Section 10, Section 66.101 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 11, Section 66.101 of the San Diego County Code is hereby added to read as follows: Sec. 66.101. FEES. Every applicant for a permit, license or registration re- quired by this Division 6 shall at the time of making application pay the fee prescribed in Title 6 division 5, Section 65.107, par. (h), of this Code.. Section 12, Sections 66.102, 66.103, 66.104, 66.105, 66.106, and 66.107 of the San Diego. County Code are hereby repealed. Section 13, Section 66.203 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 66.203. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT --FEE. The permit required by this chapter shall be applied for and issued as prescribed in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (h), of this Code. The annual fee for the permit shall be as prescribed in said Division 5. Section 14, Section 66.403 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 66.403. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT. Any'person desiring a permit required by this chapter shall make application therefore as prescribed in Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (h), of this Code. Section 15, Section 66.404 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 66.404. ANNUAL PERMIT FEE. The annual fee for the permit required, by this chapter shall be that prescribed by Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (h), of this Code. Section 16, Section 66.802 of the San Diego County Code is hereby nended to read as follows: Sec. 66.802. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT --FEE. The permits required by this chapter shall be applied for and issued as prescribed in Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (h), of this Code. The annual fee for the permit shall be as prescribed in said Division 5. Section 17, Section 66.1003 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read . as follows: Sec. 66.1003. 66.1003. APPLICATION FOR PERMITS. The permit required by this chapter shall be applied for and issued as prescribed in Title 6, Division 5, of this code. Every per- son applying for a permit shall pay the annual inspection fee set forth in Title 6, Divi- sion 5, Section 65.107, par. (i), of this code. Section 18, Section 66.1004 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 19, Section 67.301 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read •_as follows: Sec. 67.301. REVIEW OF PLANS FOR PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS --FEE. Any person desiring the review and approval of plans and specifications for a public swimming pool by the Director of Public Health pursuant to Section 7780 of Title 17 of the California Adminis- trative Code shall submit said plans to the Director accompanied by a fee as set forth in Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (j), of this Code to cover the cost of said re- view. As soon after the plans and specifications are submitted as is practical, the Di- rector shall review or cause to be reviewed said plans and specifications and shall deter- mine whether they are in accordance with the requirements of Sections 7780 et seq. of Title 17 of the California Administrative Code. In the event that the plans and specifi- cations do not comply- with said Administrative Code provisions, anended plans and specifi- cations may be submitted to the Director for re -review and approval, and the fee for each •such rereview shall be as set forth in Title 6 Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (j), of this Code, payable to the Director in advance. Section 20, Section 67.302 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 67.302. PERMIT. REQUIRED. No person shall maintain or operate any pool ex- cept a private pool unless an annual operating permit is issued therefor by the Health Officer. A pool shall be considered a private pool if it is maintained by an individual for the use of his family and friends and for swimming instruction programs of short dura- tion which are conducted by or sponsored by the American Red Cross. An annual operating permit issued by the Health Officer is required for operation of any public pool includ- ing, but not limited to, all commercial pools, real estate and community pools, pools at hotels, motels, resorts, auto and trailer parks, auto courts, apartment houses, clubs, public or private schools and gymnasia, and health establishments. Every person applying for a permit as required by this Section shall, at the time of making application for such permit, pay an annual inspection fee for the first pool under one (1) ownership and on the same property as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (j), of this Code, and a fee for each additional pool on the same property and under the same ownership as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (j), of this Code. The annual operating permit shall be effective for a twelve-month period from the date of issuance. The required permit shall be applied for and issued as prescribed in Title 6, Division 5, of this Code. Section 21, Section 67.303 of the San Diego County Code is hereby repealed. Section 22, Section 67.441 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 67.441. PERMITS A. Applications: Applications for permits shall be made to the Health Officer and shall include the following: 1. A plot plan showing the location of. the well with respect to the following items within a radius of 250 feet from the well: (a) Proper* Lines .(b) Waste disposal systems or works carrying or containing sewage, industrial wastes, or solid wastes. ( ) All intermittent or perennial, natural or arti- ficial bodies of water or watercourses. (d) Theapproximate drainage pattern of .the property. (e) Other wells. (f) Structures, surface or subsurface. 2. Location of the property, and the Assessof"s parcel number. 3. The name of the person who will construct the well. 4. The proposed minimum and the proposed maximum depth of the well. 5. - The proposed minimum depths and types of casings and minimum depths of perforations to be used. • 6. The proposed use of the well. 7. Other information as may be necessary to determine if the underground waters will be adequately protected. 8. Fees: Each application shall be accompanied by a fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (k), of this Code. C. Conditions: Permits shall be issued to compliance with the standards provided in this Chapter except that such standards shall be inapplicable or modified as expressly provided by the Health Officer in such permit upon his finding that such modifications or inapplicability will accomplish the purposes of this ordinance. Permits may also include any other condition or requirement found by the Health Officer to be necessary to accom- plish the purposes of this Chapter. D. Grounds for Refusal .of Permit. The Health Officer may_refuse to issue a per- mit for any of the following reasons: 1. The applicant is not a person authorized to perform the work as provided in this Chapter. 2. The applicant fails to post the required surety bond or cash deposit as provided in this Chapter. 3. The permit application is not in proper form. 4. The proposed well would create awater pollution problem or would aggravate a pre-existing water pollution problem or would violate any of the standards established in Article 3 of this Chapter. -10- E. Term, completion of work: The permittee shall complete the work authorized by the permit within the time and before the date set out in the permit. The permittee shall notify the Health Officer in writing upon completion of the work and submit a copy of the aell drilling log and no work shall be deemed to have been completed until such written notification and a copy of the well drilling log have been received. A final inspection of the work shall be made by the Health Officer unless such inspection is waived by him, and no permittee shall be deemed to have complied with this Chapter or his permit until such inspection has been performed or waived. F. Guarantee of Performance: Prior to the issuance of a permit, the applicant shall post with the Health Officer a cash deposit or bond guaranteeing compliance with the terms of this Chapter and the applicable permit, such bond to be in an amount deemed nec- essary by the Health Officer to remedy improper work but not in excess of twenty-five hundred dollars (S2,500.00). Such deposit or bond may be waived by the Health Officer where other assurances of compliance are deemed adequate by him. G. Continuous Bond or Cash Deposit. .In lieu of furnishing a separate bond for each permit as provided above, a properly licensed contractor may deposit with the Health Officer a surety bond or cash deposit in the amount of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500.00), which bond or cash deposit shall be available to remedy any improper work done by the contractor pursuant to any permit issued under this Chapter. H. Review and Appeal: Any.person aggrieved by the refusal of a permit or the terms of a permit required by this Chapter may appeal in writing to the Board of Supervi- sors. The appeal shall be accompanied by a filing fee of fifteen dollars ($15.00). The Board of Supervisors shall, within forty (40) days after the filing of an appeal, hold a hearing on said appeal and shall mail notice in writing of the date thereof to the appel- lant and applicant at least five (5) days before the hearing date. The decision of the Board of Supervisors shall be rendered within ten (10) days after the initial hearing date and shall .be binding upon the parties, except that the determinations made by the Health Officer relating directly to the public- health may not be overruled or modified by the Board of Supervisors. Section 23, Section 68.326 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 68.326. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT --FEE. Any person desiring to install, con- struct, reconstruct, repair or add to, a septic tank, settling tank, seepage pit, cess- pool, subsurface tile line system, or other subsurface sewage disposal unit or system, or any part thereof, shall file with the Director a written application for a permit for such installation, construction, reconstruction, repair or addition. A separate application and permit for each installation shall be required. The application shall be made upon a form prescribed and furnished by the Director and shall be accompanied by an inspection fee set forth below. The application shall contain the following information and such other information as the Director may require: street name and number of the premises where the installation is to be made; the name and address of the owner; the name and address of the contractor who is to perform the work; the size and type of the septic tank, settling tank, cesspool or other subsurface sewage disposal unit or system to be installed and the number of people it is to serve. When required by the Health Officer the application shall include or be accompanied by a plan or diagram showing the character and kind of installation to be made and the manner and location in which the work is to be done. The fee for filing all applications pursuant to this section shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, Oar. (1), of this Code. Section 24, Section 68.326.1 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: -11- Sec. 68.326.1. APPLICATION FOR PERMITS REQUIRING NO FIELD INVESTIGATION. The permit fee for land development applications that are processed without field investiga- tion shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (m), of this Code. Section 25, Section 68.326.2 of the San Diego County Code is hereby added to read as follows: Sec. 68.326.2. SPECIAL PROJECT REVIEW. Whenever the Health Officer is requested to review and comment on any special project designated by the Department of Planning and Land Use, such as a major or minor use permit or a special use permit, or any other spe- cial project or land development application, the applicant shall complete a written ap- plication furnished by the Health Officer requesting the review. This application shall be accompanied by a fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (n), of this Code and any further documents required by the Health Officer to accomplish said review. The Health Officer shall have an investigation be made to determine whether the special project complies with the rules and regulations of the Health Department and to the codes of the State of California and any regulations issued pursuant thereto pertain- ing to particular activities subject to regulation therein and whether the activity will result in a violation of such codes and regulations. The Health Officer shall notify the applicant of his reasons for approval or denial in writing. Section 26, Section 68.327 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec.. 68.327. CHANGE OF LOCATION OF WORK BY SUPPLEMENTAL PERMIT --FEE. A permittee to whom there has been issued pursuant to this chapter a permit for an installation to be made at a particular location may apply for a supplemental permit authorizing such work to be performed at a different location provided that no work has been commenced at the loca- tion specified in the original permit. The application for a supplemental permit shall be made on a form prescribed and furnished by the Director. On receipt of such application and a fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (o), of this Code the Director may issue a supplemental permit authorizing the performance of work at the substituted location. Section 27, Section 68.328.1 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to 'read as follows: Sec. 68.328.1. FEES REQUIRED FOR PERCOLATION TESTS AND SEPTIC SYSTEM LAYOUT RE- VIEW. If, pursuant to Sec. 68.328, a. percolation test.or septic tank system layout is performed by the County, there shall be paid to the Department a fee as follows: for each septic tank layout submitted, the examination shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (p), of this Code and any re-examination required shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (p), of this Code. For each percola- tion test the examination fee shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (p); of this Code. Section 28, Section 68.602 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended.to read as follows: Sec. 68.602. EXAMINATION FEE. Whenever any person not previously registered applies for examination as a septic tank or cesspool cleaner, said examination to be con- ducted by the Health Officer as provided'. in Section 25004 of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California, he shall pay to the Health Officer an examination fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (.q), of this Code. In the event the applicant is unsuccessful in such examination no part of said examination fee shall be returned to the applicant. -12- Section 29, Section 68.604 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: • Sec. 68.604. ANNUAL REGISTRATION FEE--10 PERCENT PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. In addition to the examination fee provided in Section 68.602, there is hereby imposed an annual registration fee of $15.00 upon each person registered as a septic tank or cesspool cleaner under the provision of Chapter 6, Division 20 of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California. Said registration fee shall be paid to the Health Officer as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (r), of this Code. Section 30, Section 68.604a of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 68.604a. VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEE--10 PERCENT PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. There is hereby imposed an annual registration fee of $15.00 for each sewage pumping vehi- cle. Said registration fee shall be paid to the Health Officer as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (s), of this Code. Section 31, Section 81.201.1 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 81.201.1. TENTATIVE MAP DEPOSIT - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES. At the time pf filing a tentative map .with the Department of Health Services there shall be paid to the Department a tentative map examination deposit as provided for in this ordinance. If the actual costs of reviewing, investigating, and making recommendations on the tenta- tive map are less than the amount deposited, the Director of Health Services shall author- ize a refund to the subdivider of any amount remaining in said deposit. If any deposit is insufficient to pay all the actual costs of reviewing, investigating, and making recom- mendations, the subdivider, upon demand of the Director of Health Services, shall pay to him an amount deemed sufficient by the Director of Health Services to complete the work in process. If the subdivider fails or refuses to pay such amount upon demand, the County may recover the same by action in any court of competent jurisdiction. Until such amount is paid in full, the final map shall not be certified by the Director of Transportation nor submitted to the Board of Supervisors for approval and filing in. the office of the County Recorder; nor shall the Director of Transportation issue any grading permit nor accept for review and examination any improvement plans or preliminary final map submitted pursuant to a tentative map with a deficit deposit. The amount of said deposit shall be as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107,.par. (t), of this Code. Section 32, Section 81.207 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 81.207. TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP FEES. The following tentative parcel map fees shall be required as applicable: (a) DEPARTMENT ENVIRONMENTAL EXAMINATION FEE. At the time of submission of a tentative parcel map, there shall be paid to the Director an examination fee as provided for. in this ordinance. The amount of said fee shall be determined no less than annually by the Board of Supervisors in an adopted resolution. The adopted resolution shall carry the full weight and force of this ordinance. (b) AMENDMENT TO FINAL NOTICE OF APPROVAL FEE. Upon the submission of a written request to the Director for an amendment:to a condition of approval on the Final Notice of Approval of a Tentative Parcel Map, a non-refundable fee as provided in this ordinance shall be paid. The amount of said fee shall be determined no less than annually by the Board of Supervisors in an adopted resolution. The adopted resolution shall carry the full weight and force of this ordinance. -13- (c) APPEAL FEE. Upon the filing of any appeal allowed under this division with respect to a tentative parcel map, a fee as provided in this ordinance shall be paid to - the Director. The amount of said fee shall be determined no less than annually by the Board of Supervisors in an adopted resolution. The adopted resolution shall carry the full weight and force of this ordinance. (d) COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER CERTIFICATION FEES. At the time the County Health Officer Certification is applied for, pursuant to Section 81.606, the fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (u), of this Code shall be paid to the. County Health Officer: The above fees shall cover the processing of the tentative parcel map, but shall not include checking of required improvement plans or inspections of improvements. Section 33, Section 81.902.2 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 81.902.2. EXAMINATION FEE -DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES. At the time of filing a boundary adjustment plat with the Department of Health Services for examination, there shall be paid to the Department an examination fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (v), of this Code. Section 34, Section 81.1105.1 of the San Diego County Code is hereby amended to read as follows: • Sec. 81.1105.1. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES EXAMINATION FEE. At the time of filing a Certificate of Compliance application for examination of an installation for a sewage disposal system in accordance with the Septic Tank Ordinance, with the Department of Health Services, there shall be paid to the Department an examination fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (w), of this Code. Section 35, Section 87.204.1 of the San Diego County Code is herehy amended to read as follows: Sec. 87.204.1. GRADING PLAN EXAMINATION -FEE. Whenever the Department of Health Services is required to examine a grading plan, there shall be paid to the Department an examination fee as set forth in Title 6, Division 5, Section 65.107, par. (x), of this Code. Passed and adopted by the Council of the City of National City, California, on August 24, 1982 by the following vote, to -wit: Ayes: Councilmen Nays: Councilmen Absent: Councilmen Abstain: Councilmen AUTHENTICATED BY: Camacho, None Dallas Van Deventer, Waters? Morgan None None KILE MORGAN Mayor of the City of National City, California City CJrk of the City of Naticffial City, California By: Deputy I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ordinance was not finally adopted until seven calendar days had elapsed between the days of its introduction and the days of its final passage, to wit, on August 17,, 1982 and on August 24? 1982 I FURTHER CERTIFY THAT said ordinance was read in full prior to its final passage or that the reading of said ordinance in full was dispensed with by a vote of not less than a majority of the members elected to the Council and that there was available for the consideration of each mem- ber of the Council and the public prior to the day of its passage a written or printed copy of said ordinance. I FURTHER CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a full, true and cor- rect copy of ORDINANCE NO. 1782 of the City of National City, passed and adopted by the Council of said City on August 24, 1982 (Seal) City Clerk of the City of National City, California By: Deputy