Politics & Government

Health Department Proposes Fee Changes

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners will hear public input through July 24.

The Carroll County Health Department Bureau of Environmental Health has submitted a proposal to the to change the current fee schedule.

If adopted, these changes will become effective September 1, 2012.

The Carroll County Commissioners will meet on July 24, 2012, in the afternoon session, sitting as the Board of Health, to consider the proposed fee schedule.
Comments may be made in advance via email at commissioners@ccg.carr.org, by phone at 410-386-2043 or mail at Commissioners’ Office, 225 North Center Street, Westminster, Maryland 21157. The public is also welcome to attend the Commissioners’ Open Session on July 24 to comment in person.

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The proposed fees are listed below and on the Health Department’s website http://www.carrollhealthdepartment.dhmh.md.gov.

 

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Category Carroll County Proposed Fee High Priority Food Facility $275 Moderate Priority Food Facility $200 Low Priority Food Facility $75 Late Fee $50 Temporary Food Service Facility $25 Farmers Market Sampling $25 Temporary Vendor/ Baked Goods $15 Late Fee $5 Food Service Plan Review New $100 Food Service Plan Review Remodel $100 HACCP Plan Review $75 Well Permit $160 Septic Permit Trenches $150 Septic Permit (Mound/Pre-treatment) $250 Septic Repair and Evaluation $100 Commercial Systems $250 Subdivision Review (3 lots or less) $100 Subdivision Review (4 lots or more) $100+$25/lot Commercial Sites <2,000 GPD $100 Commercial Sites >=2,000 GPD $200 Public Water and Sewer Plans
(subdivision or site) $50 per plan Percolation Tests (Trench Systems)* $200

Percolation Tests (Mound Systems
and Commercial Sites)*

$300

* Percolation Test Fees cover testing conducted, including re-locating on a site done in the field, during the scheduled testing date(s).

Information in this article was taken from a Carroll County government news release.

 


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