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Ordinance No. 3$80
An Ordinance Amending Chapter 3 Fees; Chapter 11 Junk Dealers, Pawnbrokers and
Secondhand Dealers; Chapter 14 Mator Vehicles and Traffic; Chapter 23 Trees and
Shrubs; Chapter 23C Registration Requirements for Commercial Weighing and
Measuring Instruments; Chapter 36 Incarceration; Chapter 40 Alarm Systems;
Chapter 43 Public Health Department Fees and Chapter 44 Juvenile Hall Charges
of the Sutte County Code
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte ordains as follaws:
Section 1. Butte County Code Section 3-1 is amended to read as follows:
3-1 Sheriff s fees,
The Butte Caunty Sheriff is authorized to charge, in addition to any other fees required
by the Caunty of Butte or the State of California, the following fees for services provided by his
office:
(1) Local record review $15.00
(2) Letter of clearance $30.00
(3) Fingerprinting per card $ 14.00
(4) Processing fingerprinting per card $ 5.00
(5) Identification card with photograph $14.00
(6) Reports, up to 5 pages $ 5.00
(7) Reports, after 5 pages, each page $ .SO
($) Found property ad $11.00
(9) Live Scan $20.00
(10) Local Arrest Record Report $50.00
{11) Impounded and stored vehicle release
fee $50.04
Section 2. The title to Butte County Code Chapter 3, Article III is amended to read as
follows:
ARTICLE III. Payment of County Fees and Charges; Returned Check Charge and
Treasurer-Tax Collector Fees.
Butte County Code Section 3-32 is added to read as follows:
3-32 Treasurer-Tax Collet#or Fees.
The Butte County Treasurer-Tax Collector is authorized to charge, in addition to any
other fees required by the County of Butte or the State of California, the following fees for
services provided by hislkaer office.
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{1) Cortac Fee: Annual fee for agencies that make tax payments on multiple accounts: $450.00.
{2} Auction Fee: Costs of holding a tax auction. Once the Board of Supervisors authorizes
property for sale, fee is imposed and applies to redemption and sale at auction: $700.00.
{3}Research Fee: Outside research requests: $40.00.
{4} Delinquent Unsecured taxes less that $5,400.00: Payment plan to collect on delinquent
unsecured taxes: $10.00.
{5} Delinquent unsecured taxes from $5,000-$10,000: Payment plan to collect on delinquent
unsecured taxes: $55.00.
(6} Delinquent unsecured taxes greater than $10,000: Payment plan to collect on delinquent
unsecured taxes: $250.00.
(7) Delinquent Fee: Additional costs of collecting delinquent second installments: $25.00.
Section 3. Butte County Cade Section 3-43 is amended to read as follows:
3-43 Planning division fee schedule.
Planning division fees shall be as follows:
(1) Appeals from administrative actions, actions of the planning commission or advisory
$50.00. {Paid to the Clerk of the Board with the appeal.}
(2) Lot line adjustment: $555.00.
(3) Legal lot detenminationslcertificate ofcornpliance: $1,213.00.
(4) Development agreement: Actual time Hourly billing/$4,411.00 deposit.
(S) General plan amendment: Hourly billing/$8,018.00 deposit.
(6) Mining and reclamation: Hourly billing/$13,340.00 deposit.
(7) Mining inspection fee: Hourly billingl$1,577.00 deposit.
(8) Parcel map: $3,198.00.
{9) Certificate of merger: $780.00.
(10) Rezone: Hourly billingl$5,499.00 deposit.
(11) Zoning ordinance amendment: Hourly billingl$4,379.00 deposit.
(12) Planned unit development: Hourly billing/$$,194.00 deposit.
(13) Specific plan: Hourly billing/$11,035.00 deposit.
(14) Subdivision map: $3,47$.00 up to 15 lots.
(1S) Final map checking fee: $591.00 fixed fee for four (4) or less parcels. 1,491.00 deposit
five (5) or more parcels.
(I6) Use permit: $2,970.00.
(17) Administrative permitltemporarymoblle home ("Aunt Minnie"}: $300.00.
(18) Administrative permitltemporary mobile home ("Aunt Minnie"} renewal: $50.00.
(19) Administrative permitlhome occupation~_ $566.00.
(20) Administrative permitltemporary uses: $100.00.
(21) Minor use permit: $1,997.00.
(22) Variances: $1,774.00.
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1 (23}Minor variance: $1,297.00.
z {24} Waiver of Parcel Map: Hourly billing/$2,468.00 deposit.
{25) Right-off way abandonment: $1,469.00.
3 26 Fre-a lication meetin $1,008.00 er meetin , excludin those re aired for lanned unit
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(27) Land conservation agreement/inclusion: $1,000.00.
5 (28} Land conservation agreement/cancellation ox easement exchange: $4,814.00.
6 (29) Mitigation monitoring fee: Hourly billing/$1,340.00 deposit.
(30) Counterltelephone research fee and written response: $137.OO/hourly with $68.00 minimum
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S (3 l) Staff ng of the Airport land use commission: $1,531.00.
(32) Extension of time for filing final map: $678.00.
4 (33) Preparation of environmental impact report: Pass-throughlno deposit.
to (34) Certificate of Correction: $1,265.00.
(35) Publishingllegal notices: $137.00 deposit.
11 (36) Mining Financial Assurance Review: $839.00.
12 {37) Subdivision Map: Each additional lot $69.00.
13 (38) Airport Land Use Commission CLUP Review: Hourly billing/$3,829.00 deposit.
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Section 4. Butte County Code Section 351 is amended to read as follows:
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3-51 Fire department fee schedule--Fire Protection Planning.
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Fire department fees for Fire Protection Planning shall be as follows:
17 {1} Building permits for residential and accessory structures and any additions, including mobile
18 homes {within state responsibility area only):
Plans check: $95.00
lg Field inspection: $95.OO/lu. with minimum of $95.00.
(2} Building permits for commercial and industrial structures(within state responsibility area
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Plans check: $95.00
21 Field inspections: $95.OO/hr. with minimum of $95.00.
{3) Tentative parcel map or waiver of parcel rnap:$263.00.
22 Reinspections: $95.OOlhr. with minimum of $95.00.
23 (4} Tentative subdivision map:$431.00.
Reinspections: $95.OO/hr. with minimum of $95.00.
24 (5}Minor use permit: 180.00
(6} Pre-application meeting: $95.00 per meeting, excluding those required far planned unit
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{7} Specific plan review-hourly rate: $495.00 deposit -- fee calculated at hourly rate
H (8} Planned unit development review: $347.00
{9} General Plan Amendment: $108.00.
27 {10) Variance: $54.00.
{11) Rezone: $54.00.
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(12) Use permit: $347.00.
(13} EIR: $95.00.
{14} Lot Line Adjustment: $54.00.
{15} Legal Lot Determination/Certificate of Compliance: $54.00
(16) Certificate of Merger: $54.00.
{17} Infra-Agency Review: $42.00.
{18) CSA Fire Review: $42.00.
Section 5. Butte County Code Section 3-52 is added to read as follows:
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3-52 Fire Department Fee Schedule-Fire Cade
(1) Uniform Fire Code Permit {Annual): $75.00.
{2) Each additional permit (same site and owner): $50.00.
{3) Uniform Fire Code Permit Re-inspection {after second re-inspection}: $125.00.
(4) Licensed Facilities {1-25 Occupants} H&S Cade: $50.00.
{5) Licensed Facilities {26+ Occupants) H&S Code: $100.00.
(6) Licensed Medical Care Clinics: $100.00.
{7) Camp inspections (for profit only): $84.00.
(8) Plan Check-Commercial, Lo/Med Hazard: $84.00.
(9) Plan Check-Commercial, High Hazard, High Pile Storage: $168.00.
(10} Plan Re-Check Commercial (All): $50.00.
(11}Change of occupancy: $84.00.
{12} Install LPG Tank: $84.00.
{13} Fire Pump Installation: $125.00.
{14) Commercial Fire Alarm Systems: $168.00
{15) Residential Fire Alarm Systems: $125.00.
{16) Commercial Hood Duct Suppression Systems: $125.00.
{17) Investigation Fees. When any work for which a permit is required by the Butte County Cad
is commenced prior to obtaining said permit, the investigation fee equal to sixty {60) percent of
the amount of the permit fee shall be imposed, in addition to the payment of the permit fee. The
payment of this fee shall not relieve any person from fully complying with the requirements of
the Butte County Cade in the execution of the work, nor from other investigations prescribed
therein. The fire chief may waive this investigation provision on written request by the
applicantlpermittee showing that circumstances beyond the control of the applicant/permittee
have prevented him/her from obtaining said permit. This investigation provision shall not apply
to emergency work when it shall be proved to the satisfaction of the fire chief that such work w~
urgently necessary and that it was not practical to obtain a permit therefor before the
commencement of work. In all such cases, a permit must be obtained as soon as it is practical to
do so, and if there be an unreasonable delay in obtaining such a permit, the investigation fee as
herein provided shall be charged, in addition to the permit fee.
(18) Special event permit (one that requires inspection): $100.00.
Section 6. Butte County Code Section 3-53 is added to read as follows:
3-53 Fire Department Fee Schedule-Emergency Response
(1) Excessive Residential False Alarm--after 3 in 6 mo. period: $130.00 per incident.
(2) Excessive Commercial False Alarm--after 3 in 6 mo. period: $193.00 per incident.
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Section 7. Butte County Code Section 3-54 is added to read as follows:
3-54 Fire Department Fee Schedule-Non-Emergency Response
{1) Certified Fire Report: $15.00.
(2) Engine Company Standby Response: $140.00 per hoax.
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Section S: Butte County Code Section 3-61 is amended to read as follows:
3-61 Schedule of fees.
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A fee shall be charged for each service as specified below:
(a} Agricultural pest control operator registration.
(I) Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per year for maintenance gardeners performing pest control.
{2) Fifty dollars ($50.00) per year for agricultural pest control operators:
(3) There shall be no fee charged for registration of fee exempt agricultural pest control
operators.
{b} Agricultural pest control advisor's registration. Ten dollars ($10.00) per year for pest control
advisors who register in person in the county and who have listed on their license an address in
the county or who choose this as the county of occupational choice, as the case maybe, and five
dollars ($5.00) per year for an advisor who is now registering in an additional county.
(c) Agricultural pest control aircraft pilots registration. Ten dollars ($10.00) per year for aircraft
pilots who register in person in this county and five dollars ($5.00) per year for pest control
aircraft pilots already registered in another county who is now registering in an additional county
{as evidenced by possession of a pest control aircraft pilot county registration application
imprinted by another county).
(d) Structural pest control operator notification. Ten dollars ($10.00) per year for structural pest
control operator notifying the agricultural commissioner that they intend to work in this county.
(e) Apiary inspection services.
(1) Interstate movement. Upon request of the owner or shipper of an apiary or apiary appliance
who requires a certificate of apiary inspection in order to move such apiary to another state, the
county agricultural commissioner shall make such inspections as may be necessary to determine
the facts required by the state of destination of such apiary or apiary appliance. The fees for such
inspections shall be as specified in paragraph {n}below.
(2} Certification of colony strength. Upon request of the beekeeper or agricultural producer
involved who requires a certificate of colony strength for bees used in pollination of agricultural
crops, the commissioner may make such inspections as are necessary to determine the facts
required. The fees for such inspections shall be as specified in paragraph (n) below.
(3) Issuance of certificate. After making the inspection provided for in paragraph (1) or {2} and
upon receipt of the required fee, the commissioner shall issue a certificate of apiary inspection
stating the facts determined.
(f} Plant shipment inspection far certification and or federal and state phytosanitary certificates
shall be charged at the following rate:
(1 }Field inspection required by the receiving country, state or county shall be charged as
follows:
a. A thirty-two dollar and fifty cent ($32.50) application inspection fee and
b. An inspection rate of four dollars and fifty cents ($4.50) per acre per inspection.
{2} All phytosanitary certif cotes will be charged a service fee of thirty-five dollars ($35.00) for
each certificate issued.
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{3} Fee exemptions: No fee shall be charged for one package (non-commercial) only, when the
package is brought to the agricultural commissioner's office for inspection.
(g} Fruit, nut and vegetable certification inspection; inspection and certification authorized. Upon
request by owners, shippers, or other interested parties, the county agricultural commissioner
may make such inspections as may be necessazy to issue such certificates. The fees for such
inspection shall be as specified in paragraph (n) below.
(h) Certification of farmers markets and certifed producers.
(1) Fifty dollars ($50.00) for issuing certified producer's direct marketing certificate and five
dollars ($5.00) for replacement or modification of a valid certificate.
(2) Fifty dollars {$50.00) for each certified farmers mazket direct marketing certificate.
(3) The fee for any additional inspection will be calculated and charged in accordance with
subsection {n} to this section
(i} Farm labor contractor registration. Fifty dollars ($50.00) per yeaz far farm labor contractors.
(j}Investigation and confirmation of destruction of commodities required by research
authorization. For the purpose of inspecting and config the destruction of commodities as
required in a research authorization, the commissioner shall be paid actual costs incurred by the
person who has the research authorization, as specified in paragraph {n) below, but not to exceed
sixty-five dollars {$65.00) per inspection.
(k) Planning fees shall be charged as follows:
(1) Agricultural Waiver ministerial processing charge is sixty five dollars ($65.00) per
application.
(2) Land Conservation Agreement inclusion charge is one hundred dollars {$100.00).
(3) Land Conservation Agreement cancellation or easement exchange charge is three hundred
and one dollars ($301.00).
(4) All planning applications that are referred to the Agricultural Commissioner for review or
when an individual or business requests review by the Agricultural Commissioner will be
charged at an hourly rate of sixty five dollars ($65.00) per hour with a minimum ofthirty-two
dollars and fifty cents ($32.50) for one-half hour. Any additional or subsequent review of
planning matters by the Agricultural Commissioner shall also be charged at this same rate.
(m) For other services or inspections not specified, for which the Agricultural Commissioner
enters into an agreement or contract, the Agricultural Commissioner may charge the hourly rate
specified in paragraph (n) for such services or inspections.
(n) Fees for inspections. For all inspections indicated in this section 3-61 for which there is not
otherwise established a specific fee schedule, the fee charged shall he at the weighted hourly
charge ofsixty-five dollars ($65.00) per hour plus mileage based on the then content Internal
Revenue Service mileage reimbursement rate.
In addition to the above, if an inspection and/or certification is requested at times other than
normal working hours of the department, and personnel are available to conduct such inspection
andlor certification, cost shall be at the rate of ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents {$97.50) per
hour plus mileage based on the then current Internal Revenue Service Mileage reimbursement
rate.
(o} Non-domestic azaaimal damage control fees.
{1}The fee for the placement of a trap to capture skunk, possum or raccoon or other non-
domestic animal that is causing damage to urban property where the praperry owner or tenant
requests service for two {2) weeks or less, shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00)
(2} The fee for each servicing of a trap to remove non-domestic animals on urban property shall
be ten dollars ($10.00).
(3) The fee for each removal ofnon-domestic animals from non-ADC {animal damage control)
program traps, assessment ofnon-domestic animal damage, and recommendation for remediatior
where implementation may be performed by another party, shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00).
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{4} The fee for the control of depredating animals on nonresidential property such as ranch or
farm property for the protection livestock and other animal control services where the property
operator requests service for eight (8) weeks or more shall be one hundred dollars ($100.00}.
{5} The fee for services provided in subparagraph {4) above, for non-residential property for an
interval of two (2) weeks or less shall be twenty-five dollars {$25.00). The property owner may
request services for additional two-week intervals at twenty-fve dollars ($25.00) per interval up
to a maximum total charge of one hundred dollars ($100.00) per calendar year.
(p) Fees far miscellaneous services:
The Agricultural Commissioner shall charge the following fees for miscellaneous services
provided upon request (e.g. abatement of weeds and pests, certification of organic crops, data
research):
(a) Licensed staff
(b) Non-Licensed staff
(c) Materials and equipment county must
rent or buy to perform the service
(d) Mileage
$65.04 per hoax
$32.50 per hour
Actual cost
Current mileage reimbursement rate set by
the IRS
Staff time shall be calculated in quarters of an hour, and mileage shall be calculated in tenths of
mile.
Section 9. Butte County Code Section 3-81 is amended to read as follows:
3-81 Land development division fee schedule.
Land development division fees shall be as follows:
{a} Filing fees:
(1}Subdivision map (1--49 lots}: $380.00 + $5.40 per lot.
{2} Subdivision map (50 + lots}: Hourly billingl$650.00 deposit.
{3}Parcel map: $491.00.
(4) Revised map: $391.00.
(5) Preliminary subdivision: $647.00.
(6) Lot line adjustment: $359.00.
(7) Legal lot determination/certificate of compliance: $621.00.
(8) Waiver application: $489.00.
(9) Reversion to acreage: $489.00.
(10) Application for certificate of merger: $359.00 + $20.00 per resulting lot.
(11 }Application for certif cate of merger into one single parcel: $243.00.
(12) Encroachment Permit: $64.00.
(13}Utility Company Encroachment Permit: $66.00.
{ 14) Transportation Permit single trip per vehicle: $16.00.
{15) Transportation Permit extended period (multiple trips, same routes) per vehicle: $59.00.
{b) Miscellaneous fees:
{1}Right of way abandonment: $1,014.00.
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{2} Research letter: 134.00 per hour.
{3}Flood and drainage letters/public report soil letters: $134.00 per hour.
{4) Road bonding charge: $450.00.
{5} Pre-application meeting: $337.00 per meeting, excluding those required for planned un
developments.
{6} Road Naming for new roads: $270.00.
{7) Road Renaming for existing named roads: $947.00.
{8} Street sign, two paddles plus hardware, if owner installs: $124.00. Additional signs at cost.
{9} Street sign, two paddles plus hardware, if County installs: $228.00. Additional signs at cost.
{10} Hardware cap to mount to round pole: $10.00.
{11}Street sign -single paddle: $57.00. Additional signs at cost.
{12) Street sign -Single paddle plus mounting hardware: $97.00. Additional signs at cost.
{13} County Service Area {CSA) formation: $719.00.
(14} Centerline monuments can plus brass cap: $150.00.
{c} Checking fees:
{ 1) Final subdivision map: $1,537.00.
{2) Final parcel map: $849.00+ $76.00 per lot over 3.
(3) Record of survey: Hourly billing/$700.00 deposit.
{4) Lot line adjustment: by map, deed or plat: $696.00.
(5) Waiver applications by deeds: $926.00.
{6) Private road inspection: $400.00.
{7} Subdivision and site improvement construction plan checking: Hourly billing/initial d
of 1 %s% of estimated construction cost, with a $600.00 minimum deposit.
{8} Subdivision and site improvement construction inspection: Hourly billinglinitial deposit
of 3% of estimated construction cost.
{9} Assessment district construction plan checking: Hourly billing/initial deposit of 1 %i%
of estimated construction cost, with a $600.40 minimum deposit.
{10) Assessment district construction inspection: Hourly billing/initial deposit of 6%
of estimated construction cast.
{11}Checking temporary leach trench for storm drainage: $368.00.
{d} Reviewing fees:
{1}Use permit: $165.00.
{2} Administrative use permit: $87.00.
{3) Variance: $161.00.
(4} Administrative variance: $134.00.
(5}Rezone: $164.00.
(6} Planned unit development: $691.00 .
Section 1D. Butte County Code Sectian 1.1-12 is amended to read as follows:
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11-12 Fees.
{a} junk dealer, thirty-five dollars per year.
(b} Junk collector, ten dollars per quarter for each vehicle used.
{c} Secondhand dealer, thirty five dollars per year.
{d}Pawnbroker, thirty-five dollars per year.
{e} Peddlers, five dollars per month.
Section 11. Butte County Code Section 14-22 is amended to read as follows:
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A person seeking issuance of a parade permit shall file an application with the sheriff.
(1}Filing period. An application for a parade permit shall be filed with the sheriff no less than
thirty (30) days nor more than sixty (60) days before the date an which it is proposed to conduct
the parade.
(2) Content. The application for a parade permit shall set forth the following information:
(a) The name, address and telephone number of the person or persons seeking to conduct such
parade;
(b) If the parade is proposed to be conducted, on behalf of, or by any organization, the name,
address and telephone number of the headquarters of the organization, and of the authorized and
responsible heads of such organization;
(c) The name, address and telephone number of the person or persons who will be responsible
for the conduct of the parade;
(d) The date when the parade is to be conducted;
(e) The route to be traveled, the starting point and the termination point;
(f) The approximate number of persons who, and animals and vehicles which, will constitute
such parade; the type of animals and descriptions of the vehicles;
(g) The hours when such parade shall start and terminate;
{h) A statement as to whether the parade will occupy all or only a portion of the width of the
streets, roads, highways, alleys or thoroughfares proposed to be traveled;
(I) The location by streets, roads, highways, alleys or thoroughfares of any assembly areas for
such parade;
(j) The time at which units of the parade will begin to assemble at any such assembly area or
areas;
(k) The interval of space to be maintained between units of such parade;
(1} If the parade is designated to be held by, or on behalf of, any person other than the applicant,
the applicant for such permit shall file with the sheriff a communication in writing from the
person proposing to hold the parade, authorizing the applicant to apply for the permit on his
behalf;
{m) Any additional information which the sheriff shall fmd reasonably necessary to a fair
determination of the regulation and conduct of such parade.
{3} Late applications. The sheriff, where good cause is shown therefore, shall have the authority
to consider any application hereunder which is filed less than thirty (30) days before the date
such parade is proposed to be conducted.
(4} Service fee. The sheriff will levy afifty-eight dollar ($58.00) service fee for processing of a
parade permit.
Section 12. Butte County Code Section 23-5 is amended to read as follows:
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It shall be unlawful for any person to transport more than five Christmas trees over any public
road in the county without having in his possession a Christmas tree shipping permit, which shat
cost twenty-three dollars ($23.00) and shall contain the following:
{a} The approximate number of Christmas trees being transported;
{b} The dates during which such transporting is authorized;
{c) The license number and description of the vehicle upon which such Christmas trees are
being transported;
{d) The written consent to such transportation dated and signed by the person who cut such
Christmas trees; and
{e) The written authorization for such ixansportation of Christmas trees dated and signed by
federal forest office, officer of the state division of forestry, or peace officer having
jurisdiction in the district from which such Christmas trees are to be shipped.
Section 13. Butte County Code Section 23C-3 is amended to read as follows:
23C-3 Definitions.
For the purpose of this chapter, the following terms and phrases shall be defined as set
out below.
(a) Weighing and measuring instruments shall include the following devices, and all other
devices classified by the Secretary of Food and Agriculture as coming within section 12241 of
the Business and Professions Code.
{1) Electric meters--up to 200 AMP maximum capacity.*
{2} All cordlwire and fabric meters.
{3} Liquid meters--up to 30 GPM maximum capacity.
{4) Liquefied petroleum gas meters--stationary LPG dispensers only--60 GPM maximum
capacity.
{5}Taximeters.
{6) Vapor meters--up to 450 CFH maximum capacity.*
(7} Water meters--up to 30 GPM maximum capacity.
{$} Computing scales/POS systems/counter sales.
*Each house or mobile home is considered to be one (1) location, except in a mobile home park
or apartment complex where the park or complex is considered one (1) location.
{9} Monorail and meat beam scales--up to and including 1,000 lbs.
{10} Platform scales--up to and including 1,000 lbs.
{11) Jewelers', prescription and precious metal scales.
(12) Hanging scales--up to and including 1,000 lbs.
{13} Odometers.
{b) "Commercial purposes" shall have the meaning assigned to it by section 12500(e) of the
Business and Professions Code.
{c} "County sealer" shall mean the sealer ar Director of Weights and Measures appointed by the
county board of supervisors and his/her duly authorized agents.
{d} "Location" means the room, enclosure, building, space or area where one (1) or more
weighing and measuring instruments are located or operated.
Section 14. Butte County Code Section 23C-5 is amended to read as follows:
23C-5 Annual fee.
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An annual registration fee shall be charged for all weighing and measuring instruments
requiring a registration certificate as provided for herein. The annual registration fee shall be as
specified below, in conformity with California Business and Professions Code section 12241 {b)
{a} Table of annual charges:
Number of devices Charges per location
1 to 3 $ 40.00
4 to 9 80.00
10 to 19 120.00
20 to 25 160.00
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{b) Mobile home parks, recreational vehicle parks, marinas and apartment complexes, where the
owner of the park or complex owns and is responsible for the utility meters, shall pay a
maximum annual fee of sixty dollars ($60.00) per park or complex, and a fee of two dollars
($2.00) per device per space or apartment.
(c) For weighing devices, other than livestock and motor truck scales, with capacities of 20,000
pounds or greater, the registration fee shall be two hundred dollars ($200.00) per device.
{d} For motor truck scales, the registration fee shall be one hundred dollars ($1.00.00) per device.
{e) For livestock scales with capacities of 20,000 pounds or more, the registration fee shall be
one hundred dollars ($100.00) per device, except that the fee for not more than three devices at a
single lacation shall be one hundred dollars ($100.00).
f) Only upon the written request of any person, firm or corporation, the sealer shall calibrate, test
weigh, measure, and certify to the accuracy of, non commercial weights and measures and
weighing and measuring devices, and instruments, tools, and accessories connected therewith.
The sealer shall charge and collect the fees to cover the cost of such service as follows:
{1} Small Capacity Scales
(2) Large Capacity Scales
{all scales exceeding
3,000 lbs. Capacity)
(3) Retail Gasoline Dispensers
(4) Wholesale Petroleum Meters
(5) Liquefied Petroleum Gas Meters
(fi) All other commercial devices
~ 85.00 per hour +$1.501mi1e {up to 10,OQQ GVW)
$ 100.OD per hour+$2.OOlnule {10,fl00 to 40,OOQ GVV40
$130.00 per hour+ $2.5Q/mile {more than 4p,000 GVW)
$ 70.00 per hour +$0.751mi1e
$70.00 per hour +$I.OQImile
$70.130 per hour +$0.$Slmile
$70.00 per hour +$1.00/mile
Section 15. Butte County Code Section 36-12 is amended to read as follows:
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The cost of presentence investigation and presentence report is four hundred forty five
dollars ($445.00} per probationer. The monthly cost for supervision is ninety-four dollars
(94.00). The cost of each adult drug testis fourteen dollars ($14.00). The cost of each
supplemental report (new law violation} is three hundred seventy one dollars ($371.00}. The
cost of each supplemental report regarding a technical violation of probation is two hundred
seventy nine dollars {$279.00}.
Section 16. Butte County Code Section 36-40 is amended to read as follows:
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ARTICLE V. Home Detention Program Fees
Pursuant to Penal Code section 1203.016, there is hereby established the following fees
for the administration of Butte County's home detention program:
(1) Initial implementation fee $SSAO
(2) Daily program administration fee, per day 16.00
These fees shall be based upon the offender's ability to pay. Inability to pay shall not preclude
participation in the home detention program.
Section 17. Butte County Code Section 36-50 is amended to read as follows:
ARTICLE VI. Work Alternative Program Fees
3b-50 Generally.
Pursuant to Penal Code section 4024.2(e), thee is hereby established the following fees
for the administration of Butte County `s work alternative program:
(1} Initial implementation fee $55.00
(2} Daily program administration fee, per day 6.00
These fees shall be based upon the offender's ability to pay. Inability to pay shall not preclude
participation in the work alternative program.
Section 1$. Butte County Cade Section 40-4 is amended to read as follows:
40-4 Alarm System Permit.
(a) Permit Required:
(1) Except as otherwise provided hereafter, an ar after .Ianuary 1, 198$, it shall be unlawful far
any person to install, connect, operate, or cause to be installed, connected, or operated, an alarm
system in Butte County without first obtaining a valid alarm system permit.
(2} Persons in possession of property which an alarm system is intended to protect shall be
responsible for securing the alarm system permit, and said permit shall be issued only to the
person who is in possession of the property which the alarm system is intended to protect. An
alarm company which installs and/or connects an alarm system on a site other than the alarm
company's awn place of business shall not be in violation of this section, notwithstanding at the
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alarm system installed or connected.
2 (3) Except as provided hereafter, an alarm system permit shall be issued to such person named in
subsection (2) above only if, at the; time the permit is applied for, the alarm system operated or
3 maintained or to be operated or maintained by such person has an automatic shutoff or reset
4 feature which deactivates the alarm within thirty (30) minutes after it is first activated and which
has an auxiliary power system capable of operating the system for at least four (4) hours in the
5 event of the interruption or failure of utility power. Notwithstanding the foregoing, a permittee
who maintains or operates an alarm system without an automatic shutoff or reset feature shall be
6 subject to the provisions of section 40-10(f}.
(4) The sheriff shall issue the alarm system permit not later than forty-five (45} days following
7 the date of application, unless the alarm system does not comply with the specifications
contained in this chapter, the applicant has failed to pay the required fee, or the application
s contains misrepresentation of fact.
{S} In the event the sheriff denies a permit to an applicant for any of the reasons set forth in
9 subsection (5) above, the applicant shall have the right to a hearing concerning the denial
I0 pursuant to section 40-7.
{b} Application for Permit:
11 {1}Applications for alarm system permits shall be filed with the sheriff on such forms as fhe
sheriff may prescribe.
12 {2) An applicant may apply for a single permit for multiple alarm sites on the same parcel or for
separate permits for each alarm site. If an applicant chooses to apply for a separate permit for
13 each alarm site, a separate application and permit fee shall be filed for each permit.
(c) Required information:
14 {1) Each alarm system permit application shall contain the following information:
a. Name, address and telephone number of the person who will be the permit holder and of the
I5 person responsible for the proper maintenance and operation of the alarm system and payment of
I6 feeslpenalties assessed under this chapter.
b. Classification of the alarm site as either residential or commercial.
I~ c. Purpose of the alarm system; i.e., burglary, robbery, panic.
d. Name, address and telephone number of the person(s) who will respond or will cause a
I8 response to the alarm site when notified of an alarm situation.
e. System description of the automatic shutoff or reset feature of the alarm system which will
19 deactivate the audible portion of the alarm system within thirty (30} minutes after it is fast
activated.
20 f. System description of the auxiliary power supply of the alarm system which will sustain the
2I alarm system for at least four (4) hours in the event of an interruption or failure of the utility
power.
22 g. Other information as may be reasonably required by the sheriff.
(d} Information Changes: A permit holder shall inform the sheriff or any change that alters any
23 information listed on the permit application within ten (10) days after such change.
(e) Permit Fee:
24 (1) Every applica#ion for an alarm system permit shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee in
the amount of eighty-seven dollars ($87.00). This fee is imposed for the purpose of defraying the
25 cost of processing and overseeing the permit process.
{2} Every applicant shall be given a receipt for the aforesaid permit fee at the time such fee is
26 paid and the application is approved. Persons exempt from payment of fees shall be issued a
27 receipt as if a fee has been paid. The receipt shall serve as a temporary alarm system permit for a
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no force or effect after the forty-five-day period expires, or after the alarm system permit is
issued, whichever event occurs first.
{3} Permit fees are for athree-year duration unless:
a. The permit user moves to a different address; or
h. The permit is revoked.
In either case, the unused portion of the fee shall be forfeited.
{4} Persons exempt from permit fees include:
a. Persons pursuant to Government Code section 6103; and
b. Residential alarm users over the age of sixty-five {65) who are the primary resident of the
residence and if no business is conducted at the residence.
(f) Transferability: An alarm system permit shall not be transferred to another person. If the
person in possession of an alarm site protected by an alarm system changes, the new possessor
shall obtain a new permit. When a new permit for a new possessor of an alarm site is obtained,
the previous alarm history for that alarm site shall be erased and the new permittee shall start
from zero false alarms.
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40-5 Service fees.
{a) Required: Any person who maintains or has an alarm system which signals a false alarm
(any signal by an alarm system which causes a police response when an emergency situation
does not exist) shall pay a service fee to the County of Butte as follows:
(1}For the first through the third false alarm during any period of twelve (12) consecutive
calendar months, there shall be no charge;
(2} For the fourth through the sixth false alarm during any period of twelve (12) consecutive
calendar months, there shall be a charge of fifty dollars ($50.00) per alarm.
(3}For the seventh through the ninth false alarm during any period of twelve (12) consecutive
calendar months, there shall be acharge ofone-hundred dollars ($100.00} per alarm.
(4} For each false alarm in excess of nine during any period of twelve {12) consecutive calendar
months there shall be a charge ofone-hundred and fifty dollars {$150.00}.
Section 20. Butte County Code Section 43-X is amended to read as follows:
43-1 Fees charged for services.
The Butte County Public Health Department is authorized to charge, in addition to any
other fees required by the County of Butte or the State of California, the following fees for
services it provides:
A. Food establishment: Each separate facility requires a separate plan review andlor
permit and the payment of the following fees:
Activit Fee
(1) Food establishment lan review:
{a New or major remodel 05000 s .ft.) $544.00
(b) New or major remodel 01000 s .ft. 427.00
(c) New or major remodel (<1000 s .ft.) 307.00
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(e) Resubmittal of new desi % a,b,c,d
(2) Food Pro am, annual ermit
(a) Food Establishment other than grocery
Stores (including restaurants, bars and
taverns):
1. 0~9 seating ca acit 2$4.04
2. 50---149 seating ca acity 324.00
3. 150+ seatin ca acit 402.00
(b) Grocery stores (includes markets and
retail food production}:
1. Under 1,000 s .ft. 230.00
2. 1,000-2,999 s .ft 272.00
3. 3,000+ s .ft. 323.00
(c) Food establishments with no food
preparation or utensil washing area
(includes liquor store, mini-mart and
as station) 195.00
(d) Food establishments with packaged,
non-hazardous foods {food display and
storage areas with less than 25 sq.ft.
food dis lay incidental to rimary 0.00
(e Mobile food re oration unit:
1. Regular unit {traveling) 146.00
2. Stationary unit (one event) 90.00
(f) Tem orary food facility
1. Si 'ficant food re oration 90.00
2. Minimum food re oration 70.00
3. Packa ed food only sa.o0
(g) Vending machine {each) 46.00
(h) Food vehicle (each}:
Annual 134.00
One-time event or at permitted food
facility only (e.g. farmers market) 70.00
(i Product stand 131.00
'} Satellite food distribution facility 131.00
(k) Bed and breakfast 149.00
(1} Farmer's market 153.00
{m) Separa#e auxiliary place used in
conjunction with food facility {includes
separate common restrooms, separate
storage facilities, vehicle commissaries 142.00
(n) Food sales at swa meet 92.00
(o) Caterer utilizing another kitchen 166.00
(p) Community event (when permit
required. Food vendors permitted
se orately)(Renewal'/2 fee) 230.00
(q) Food facility with private water supply
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a. Test only 60.00
b. Test lus food safet training course 125.00
c. Food safet certification seating 37.00
S. Laborator
{1) Cultures and identifications
Enteric culture (stool/bacteria) 20.00
Gram stain 9.00
Gonococcal culture 12.00
Gonococcal read only 1.00
Gonococcal PCR 44.00
M cobacteriolo
T.B. smear only 7.00
T.B. smear and culture 25.00
M cold
Fungus culture (confirm only) 14.04
Fungus KOH re 16.00
S hilis serolo {VDRL) 5.00
(VDRL CSF only) 6.00
Rabies test (regular) 75.00
Rabies test at onl) 40.40
Stre tococci culture 7.40
Urine culture
Screening culture 10.00
Identification 20.00
HIV 12.00
intestinal arasites
Stool-ova arasite 20.00
Parasite identif cation 7.00
Pinworm re oration 10.00
Malaria smear 22.00
Giardia anti en 51.00
Chlamydia PCR 44.00
Tick identification 5.00
Pertussis culture whao in cough) 15.00
Water-Coliform 20.00
Dilution {I5 tube 25.00
Colilert T 5.00
C. Under round stora a ra ram:
{1} Installation permit:
1 tank 674.00
Additional tanks, each 132.04
{2) O erational ermit {effective for 5 s
Annual Fee/Number of Containers:
1 tank 555.00
Each additional tank 226.00
(3) Container closure ermit ( er tank):
Plan review 119.40
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Follow-up Inspection (when
necessary), er hour 70.00
Tem orary closure ins ection ermit 210.00
(4 Transfer of ermit:
No change in o eratianal rocedure 219.00
(5 Other.
Flan review and inspection for pipe
replacement far existing storage tank)-
Ma'or 473.00
Tank lining lan review-1 tank 214.00
Tank limn lanrev1ew-additional tank 106.00
Tank lining certification ins ection 149.40
Plan review and inspection for pipe
re lacement for stora e tank -Minor 70.OO/howr
Contaminated site
Investigation/emergencyrwponse, per
hour 70.00/hour
Exceptional site facility cost recovery
fee, er hour 70.00
Special Inspection 70.00
State surcharge per tank, per 5-year
permit 56.00
D. Land Use
Activity Fee for 1-2 Parcels, Planned Development
Parcels or condominium Units
Fee 1-2 parcels or Fee Per
units Additional Parcel
Community water/cornmunit sewer* 376.00
Community sewer, individual wells, 409.00 23.00
proof of water not required*
Community sewer, individual wells, 463.00 36.00
roof of water re uired*
Community water, individual septic 854.00 362.00,
tanks maximum 6
additional parcels
+ $70.OO/l~r.
Individual wells, individual septic 903.00 415.00,
tanks, proof of water not required maximum 6
additional parcels
+ $70.OOlhr.
Individual wells, individuals septic 1,037.00 523.00,
tanks, proof of water required maximum 6
additional parcels
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Activi Fee
Lot line adjustment
Of recorded ma 214.00
Deeded arcels 286.00
Waiver a lication 673.00
Agricultural arcels 414.00
Revised ma (single condition) 367.00
Questionables 479.00
Certificate of merger 286.00
Pre-a lication meeting 136.00
Preliminary site review: %Z fee plus 70.OO/hr.
in excess of/Z fee @
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Pre-application review; maybe applied
to a full application submittal: YZ full application fee
plus 70.OOIlu'. in
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Use permits {pre-application fee maybe
a lied to ermit fee when a ro riate} 404.00
Plus, per hour of additional time 70.00
Minor use ernuts 201.00
Variances (pre-application fee maybe
a lied to ermit fee when a ro riate) 143.00
Plus, er hour of additional time 70.00
Rezones 800.00
E. 3ewa a dis oral
{1} Septic tank pumpers (per vehicle) 139.00
{2} Se tic tank ermit a lication:
{a) Single-famil dwelling
1. New 452.00
2. Re air 367.00
(b) Multiple-family dwelling and
commercial
1. New, first 1,000 gallda flow 412.00
2. Each additional 1,000 gals of fraction 382.00
3. Plan review for other a encies; '/2 of full ermit fee
4. Re air 412.00
5. New Multiple-FamilylCommercial plan
review 'h full permit fee
(c Permit renewal one renewal} 60.00
(d) New Community sewer and special
design systems (deposit @ hourly rate) 1,400.00
plus $70/hour over 20
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(e) Nitrate action plan additional
processing 89.00
(f} Preliminary site review {ma be a lied 278.00
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Plus, er hour of additional time 70.00
(} Se tic tank abandonment 104.00
{h Second reins ection 80.00
F. Solid waste•
Collector:
1-5 trucks 450.00
Each additional truck 43.00
Large volume transfer station, per year
(or as established by contract with
Butte Coun Board of Su ervisors 4,634.00
Medium volume transfer station 3,477.00
Commercial chipping/grinding
( ermanent site) 388.00
Disposal site, per year, without local
enforcement a envy budget com onent 4,127.00
Public disposal site per year with local
enforcement agent budget com anent 0.00
Compost operation -Full Permit 2,720.00
Solid waste permits: Newlmodified
revised {except public landfill with
environmental funding component), per
hour 70.00
Wood Waste Landfill 3,351.00
CompostinglChipping/Grinding
Notification Tier 1,095.00
G Public swimmin Dols:
(1} Public swimming pool plan review and
construction ins ection:
(a No diving board 427.00
(b) Diving board or competitive 484.00
(c) Cold tub, hot tub, spa, temporary
training, s ecial use, wading ool 368.00
(d) Auxili building (add to above) 87.00
(2) Public swimming pool-Annual license
(a) Public swimming pool, spa, hot tub,
cold tub, wadin ool 158.00
(b) Additional pool at same location (per
Dal) 101.00
(c) Water slides 234.00
(d) Temporary training ool 103.00
H. Water
(1 Well ermits:
(a) New well 222.00
(b) Over 8-in diameter well processing fee
(Add to {a). Does not apply to exempt
wells of section 23B-Sc ofthis Code 222.00
{c) Over-8 in diameter well permit variance
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(d) A eaI 296.00
(e) Re air or dee en well 171.00
(fj Destro well 0.00
(g) Destroy drainage well 222.00
(h) Review drainage trench 138.00
(i) Water samples 50.00
(j) Site Investigation d bores 160.00
(k) Ground source wells first hole 209.00
Additional hole same installation 86.00
1) Permit renewal one renewal) 75.00
(2) Public water system permits.
(a Annual emut
Community Water Supply
15-24 connections 375.00
25-99 connections 533.00
100-200 connections 610.00
(b Annual ermit:
Non-community water supply 527.00
(c) Permit a lication:
New community water su 1 591.00
(d) Permit A lication:
New non-community water su 1 347.00
Permit amendment, change of
OWnershl 215.00
(e) Permit amendment:
Addition or modification to system 311.00
(f) Engineering lan check
New permit, permit addition or
modification 70.00 /hr. 4 hr.
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(g) Enforcement fee:
1. Preparing, issuing, monitoring order or
citation 70.OOll~r Maximum 2
times annual permit
2. Preparing and issuing public
notif cation
3. Conducting a hearing pursuant to
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(h) Annual permit:
State small water system 163.00
(i) New or revised: permit application,
state small water system, er hour 70.00/hr
Maximum 3 hrs
(j) Enforcement fees: State small water
system 70.OOIhr
140.00/maximum
1. Preparing issuing, monitoring order of
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I. Hazardous materials
Permitted underground storage tank
facilities with T-5 hazardous materials 102.00
Aboveground hydrocarbon fuels only
Less than 2,000 allons non-urban area 70.00
Base rates for facilities with:
Hazardous Materials
I -5 270.00
6-10 309.00
I 1-20 375.00
21-40 446.00
41-60 537.00
61-80 627.00
81-100 712.00
Surcharges: Far every factor of ten
increase in amount of chemical add 1
hour to fee
Range base: Threshold amounts to 1
factor of ten.
55-550 gallons 0.00
Zoo-2,aoa feet o.ao
Soo-s,aoo lbs o.ao
Range: 1:1 factor of ten amounts to 2
factor of ten amounts
550-5,500 gallons 94.00
2,000-20,000 feet 96.00
5,000-50,000 lbs 96.00
Range 2:2 factors often amounts to 3
factors often
5,500-55,000 allons 137.00
20,000-200,000 feet 137.00
50,000-500,000 lbs 137.00
Range 3:
55,000-550,000 gallons 206.00
200,000-2,000,000 feet 206.00
soo,ooa-s,ooo,ooo lbs 206.00
Ran e 4:
550,000-5,500,000 gallons 277.00
2,000,000-20,000,000 feet 277.00
5,000,000-50,000,000 lbs 277.00
Hazardous materials contaminated site
investigation emergency response, per
hour 70.00 per hour
Hazardous materials site research fee
(e.g., environmental audit , er %x hour 35.00
Plus additional per hour in excess of %
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Hazardous Waste Generator
<100k month 92.40
Hazardous Waste Generator 100-
1000kglmth 182.00
Hazardous Waste Generator
> 1 DOOk month 273.00
Hazardous Waste source reduction tan 282.D0
Hazardous Waste Treatment CE Tier 155.00
Hazardous Waste Treatment CA Tier 188.00
Hazardous Waste Treatment PBR Tier 350.00
K. Re Mated substances
Regulated substances above threshold
lanning quantity annual fee 145.00
Regulated substances above threshold
one-time review fee (new facility or
char a in materials 289.OD
Plus additional hour in excess of four,
er hour 70.00
Risk management prevention plan, per
hour 7D.04
Risk management plan third party
review procedure By contract
Risk Management Plan piling 706.40
L. Miscellaneous:
(1) Buildin clearances 70.00
(2) S ecial ins ectians:
(a) Basic ins ection 108.00
(b) With water ins ection 133.00
(3) Letter to real estate commission:
(a) No soil or water review re wired 182.00
(b Re airing soil and/or water review 344.00
Plus, er hour additional time 70.00
(4) Reinspection fee (per hover of additional
time 70.00
5) Housing rehab ins ection D.oa
(6) Organized cam ins ection
Year-round 299.00
Seasonal 222.00
M. Immunizations, tests, examinations:
Iinmuniza#ions:
Polio, er oral dose 10.00*
DPT(diphthenia, periussis and tetanus),
er shot 10.00*
Td(cornbined tetanus and
diphtheria),per shot 10.00*
MMr(Measles, mum s, rubella), er 10.00*
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Hib (hemophilus influenza type B), per
shat 10.00*
He otitis A 10.00*
Varicella 10.00*
Tuberculosis skin test, er atient 10.00
Pregnancy counselling visit, er visit 14.00
We11 child clinic examination
including treatment and lab work) Sliding scale
Validation of internal travel certificates,
per person 3.00
Venereal disease examination,
includin lab work Sliding scale
Travel clinic medical consultation 25.00
N. Ambulance ro ram
New a fiance, er rovider 500.00
New a lication, er vehicle 55.00
Renewallannual fee, per provider 1.00.00
Renewal/annual fee, er vehicle 55.00
Stations/annual fee, er site 100.00
O. Tattoo anal Bod Piercin Pro ram
Registration fee: Tattoo, body piercing,
ermanent cosmetic services 25.00
Tattoo Ins ection 19'7.00
*8.40 for vaccine administration plus the cost of the vaccine rounded to the nearest dollar
P. Medical services: The charges for medical visits, screening procedure, laboratory
examinations and medications are based upon estimates of the actual cost of delivering the
services. Selected charges are based upon state established reimbursement rates. All charges are
updated as necessary.
Q. Sliding Scale: The department utilizes a sliding scale to determine payment for selected
medical services. This process insures that the costs of services is not a prohibitive barrier to the
receipt of rnedically necessary services.
Section 21. Butte County Code Section 44-1 is amended to read as follows:
44-1 Liability for cost of minor's support in juvenile hall.
A parent of a minor, the estate of a parent, and the estate of the minor shall, pursuant to
Welfare and Institutions Code section 903 and this section, be liable for the reasonable cost of
support of the minor while the minor is placed, detained in, or committed to the Butte County
Juvenile Hall pursuant to an order of the Juvenile Court. The liability of these persons and estal
shall be a joint and severable liability.
The reasonable cost of support of a minor chargeable pursuant to this section, based upon
the average actual costs incurred by the county for food and food preparations, clothing, personal
supplies and medical expenses, and excluding costs of incarceration, treatment or supervision, is
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determined {pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 904) to be twenty dollars and
thirty one cents ($20.31) per day.
Section 22. Butte County Code Section 44-2 is amended to read as follows:
44-2 .luvenile hall rate billable to other counties.
Other counties which place or detain or commit minor persons to the Butte County
Juvenile Hall pursuant to the order of a Juvenile Court shall be liable to Butte County for the
costs far the care, support and maintenance of such minor persons at the Juvenile Hall. The
average cost of such care, support and maintenance is determined (pursuant to Welfare and
Institutions Code section 904) to be one hundred thirty two dollars and sixty four cents ($132.64)
per day.
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Section 24. Severability. If any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any
person or circumstances is for any reason held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision shall be deemed severable, and the invalidity thereof shall not affect the
remaining provisions or other applications of the Ordinance which can be given effect without
the invalid provision or application thereof.
Section 25. Findings. The Board of Supervisors hereby finds that the amounts of the fees
adopted herein were evaluated and determined by MAXIlVIL7S in a fee study presented to the
Board of Supervisors on May 25, 2004. In reliance on this fee study, all the fees adopted in this
ordinance are set at or below the full cost of providing the service or product for which the fee is
charged.
Section 26. Effective Date and Publication. This Ordinance shall take effect sixty (60) days
after the date of its passage. The Clerk of the Board of Supervisors is authorized and directed to
publish this ordinance before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage. This OrdinaneE
shall be published once, with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for
and against it, in the Enterprise--Record _ , a newspaper of general circulation
published in the County of Butte, State of California.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of
California, an the 22°d day of rune, 2004, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Dolan, lioux, and Chair Beeler
NOES: Supervisors Josiassen and Yamaguchi
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
R.T. BEELER, hair of the
Butte County Board of Supervisors
ATTEST:
PAUL McINTOSH,
Chief Administrative Officer
and Clerk of the Board
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(word:Cs:lordinanceluserfeeord#ina16-22-04)
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