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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1995.06.08 - 24473/ REPORT (Misc. #95157) June 8, 1995 BY: Health and Human Services Committee, Shelley G. Taub, Chairperson IN RE: M.A. #95157 - Department of Human Services/Health Division - Adoption and Xnforcement of the Water Supply Code, Article X of the Oakland County Sanitary Code To the Oakland County Board of Commissioners Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen: The Health and Human Services Committee, having reviewed the above- referenced resolution on May 31 1 1995, reports with the recommendation that the resolution be adopted with the NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED paragraph amended to read as follows: NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners approves the adoption of Article X as a revision to the Oakland County Sanitary Code AND THAT THIS ARTICLE IS TO BE REVIEWED FOR OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES BY AUGUST 1, 1996, WITH ANY ADJUSTMENTS TO BE MADE BEFORE OCTOBER 1, 1996. Chairperson, on behalf of the Health and Human Services Committee, I move the acceptance of the foregoing report. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE REPORT (Misc. #95157) June 8, 1995 BY: Finance and Personnel Committee, John McCulloch, Chairperson RE: FISCAL NOTE OF MAY 25, 1995--MR 95157 DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES/HEALTH DIVISION-ADOPTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE WATER SUPPLY CODE, ARTICLE X OF THE OAKLAND COUNTY SANITARY CODE TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen: The Finance and Personnel Committee reports that at its meeting of June 1, 1995, this committee reconsidered and rescinded the above referenced Fiscal Note. Chairperson, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel Committee, I move acceptance of the foregoing report. Finance and Personnel Committee MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION #95157 May 25, 1995 BY: Health and Human Services Committee, Shelley G. Taub, Chairperson IN RE: DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES/HEALTH DIVISION - ADOPTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE WATER SUPPLY CODE, ARTICLE X OF THE OAKLAND COUNTY SANITARY CODE To the Oakland County Board of Commissioners Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen: WHEREAS the supply of safe potable water is fundamental to individual, public and community health; and WHEREAS water supply facilities installed, operated, maintained and abandoned in a proper manner is necessary for safeguarding public health; and WHEREAS water supplies furnishing water for human consumption needs to be isolated and protected from sewage or other sources of pollution; and WHEREAS contamination of water resources and supplies or the creation of conditions menacing the public health should be prevented; and WHEREAS Sections 2435 and 2441 of Act 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, State of Michigan as amended are the governing regulations for water supplies (Sections §333,2435 and §333.2441 of the Michigan Complied Laws); and WHEREAS the adoption of a local ordinance by Oakland County is needed to assure compliance; and WHEREAS compliance with the code at a minimum program requirement level is necessary for continuation of cost sharing of services provided by the Oakland County Health Division; and WHEREAS in order to begin implementation at the minimum program requirement level, the creation of three positions in the Health Division, one (1) Senior Public Health Sanitarian, one (1) Public Health Sanitarian and one (1) Typist I, and applicable operating costs are necessary; and WHEREAS the balance of the program's requirements will be included in the 1996/1997 Biennial Budget request; and WHEREAS the program expenses will be covered by cost sharing (50t) and a well inspection fee (50%); and NOW rkihREFORE M.; ii RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners approves the adoption of Article X as a revision to the Oakland County Sanitary Code. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED this program, will be established at a level which will meet minimum program requirements for (50t) cost shared services. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the fee be established at $85.00 per permit to fund the balance of the program. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that one Cl) Senior Public Health Sanitarian, one (1) Public Health Sanitarian and one Cl) Typist I position be created in the Health Division. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED continuation of this program, including personnel, will be contingent on the continuation of funding. Chairperson, on behalf of the Health and Human Services Committee, I move the adoption of the foregoing resolution. HEALTH ADM HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE OAKLAND COUNTY HEALTH DIVISION SANITARY CODE ARTICLE X May 17, 1995 WATER SUPPLY CODE PREAMBLE It is hereby recognized that supply of safe potable water i5 fundamental to individual, public, and community health; that water supply facilities installed, operated, maintained and abandoned in a proper manner are necessary for safeguarding public health; that water supplies furnishing water for human consumption need to be isolated and protected from sewage or other sources of pollution; and that contamination of water resources and supphes, or the creation of conditions menacing the public health, should be prevented. These regulations governing water supplies are hereby adopted pursuant to Sections 2435 and 2441 of Act 368 of the public Acts of 1978, State of Michigan as amended, being Sections §333.2435 and §333.2441 of the Michigan Compiled Laws. SECTION 1.0-SCOPE This article shall apply to all premises in Oakland County, but does not apply to the installation of wells, water mains, service lines, etc., which are part of a Type I public water supply, as defined by Michigan's Safe Drinking Water Act, Act 399 of the Public Acts of 1976, and Administrative Rules, as amended. SECTION 2.0-DEFINITIONS Section 2.1-General Unless inconsistent with the context, words used in the present tense include the future,words in singular number include the plural number, and words in the plural number include the singular number. The word "shall" is always mandatory, and not discretionary. Words and terms not defined herein shall be interpreted in the manner of their common usage, and in accordance with Michigan Law. Section 2.2-Abandoned Water Supply "Abandoned water supply means a water supply whose use has been permanently discontinued, a water supply or portion thereof which is in such disrepair that its continued use for the purpose of obtaining water is impractical, a water supply which has been left uncompleted, a water supply which is a threat to other sources of water, or a water supply which is or may be a health or safety hazard. Section 2.3-Approved 'Approved" means acceptable for intended use as judged by the Health Officer by utilizing public health laws and regulations. Section 2.4-Habitable Building "Habitable building" means any house, building, structure, tent, shelter, trailer, or vehicle or portion thereof in which human beings reside, are employed, or congregate. Section 2.5-Health Division "Division' means the Oakland County Health Division. As a County Health Department of a single County provided pursuant to a Section 2413 of the Public Health Code, Section 2.6 - Health Officer "Health Officer means the Health Officer/Manager in charge of the Oakland County Health Division, or the designated representative. Section 2.7-Permit "Permit" means a water supply construction permit, unless otherwise noted. -1- Section 2.8-Person "Person" means an individual, partnership, copartnership, company, firm, cooperative. public or private association or corporation, political subdivision, unit or agency of a local, state, or federal government, trust, estate, or any other legal entity, or their legal representative, agent, or assigns. Section 2.9-Premise "Premise" means a tract of land with or without a habitable building. Section 2.10-Public Water Supply ''Public Water Supply" means a water supply which provides water for drinking or household purposes to persons other than the supplier of water. Public water supplies are defined in Act 399, Public Acts of 1976, as amended, as follows. (a) Type I: "Community Supply" means a public water supply which provides year-round service to at least 15 living units or which regularly provides year-round service to at least 25 residents. • (b) Type II: "Non-community supply" means a public water supply which is not a community supply, but which has at least 15 service connections or which serves at least 25 individuals on an average daily basis for at least 60 days out of the year. (1) Type Ila: Type Ila public water supplies are Type II public water supplies with an average daily water production for the maximum month equal to or greater than 20,000 gallons per day. (2) Type Ilb: Type lib public water supplies are Type II public water supplies with an average daily water production for the maximum month of less than 20,000 gallons per day. (C) Type III: All public water supplies which are not classified Type I or Type II supplies shall be Type III public water supplies. Section 2.11-Water Supply "Water supply" means a system of pipes and structures through which water is obtained, including but not limited to, the source of the water such as wells, surface water intakes, or hauled water storage tanks; and pumping and treatment equipment, storage tanks, pipes and appurtenances, or a combination thereof, used or intended to furnish water for domestic or commercial use. Section 2.12-Well "Well" means an opening in the surface of the earth for the purpose of obtaining ground water, monitoring the quality or quantity of ground water, obtaining geologic information on aquifers, recharging aquifers. purging aquifers, utilizing the geothermal properties of earth formations, or removing ground water for any purpose. Wells as defined in this section include: a. A water supply well used to obtain water for drinking or domestic purposes. b. A test well/monitoring well used to obtain information on ground water quantity, quality, or aquifer characteristics, for the purpose of designing or operating a water supply welt, determining groundwater elevation, flow direction, contamination around a known or suspected contamination site, etc. c. A well used to recharge water into an aquifer. This would also include a bioremediation well designed to recharge processed or treated water containing air, nutrients and/or organisms into a groundwater formation. d. A heat exchange well used for the purpose of utilizing the geothermal properties of earth formations for heating or air conditioning. Includes both supply and return wells. e. An industrial well used to supply water for industrial processes, fire protection, or similar nonpotable uses. f. A fresh water well at an oil or gas well drilling site, when the fresh water well is either retained or abandoned after completion of the oil or gas drilling operation. g. A surface water recharge well used for such purposes as establishing or maintaining laVe level control. augmenting flow rate, etc. h Ani agricultural well used to provide water for crop irrigation, livestock, or other agricultural processes. I. A dewatering well used to lower the ground water level temporarily at a construction site. -2- SECTION 3.0-POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE HEALTH OFFICER Section 3.1-Regulate The Health Officer shall have the authority to permit or deny the proposed design, installation, operation, and maintenance of all water supplies under the jurisdiction of the Oakland County Health Division. Section 3.2-Establisb Guidelines The Health Officer may establish guidelines concerning the interpretation of this article. Such guidelines shall be approved by the Oakland County Executive, Section 3.3-Establish Priorities The Health Officer may establish priorities for the implementation of this article and/or sections or subsections of this article. T I•al f_QE_QT_HERBEgiliAnjam The Oakland County Health Division incorporates by reference, and adopts as part of this code, the following; a. The "Safe Drinking Water Act", Act No 399 of the Public Acts of 1976, as amended, being sections §325.1001 through 325.1023 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, and the following sections of Administrative Rules promulgated pursuant to that Act: Part 1, being R 325.10101 to R 325.10115; Part 4, being R 325.10401 to R 325.10409; Parts 7 and 8, being R 325.10701 to R 325. 10833; and Parts 10 through 14, being R 325.11001 to R 325.11407 of the Michigan Administrative Code, and any subsequent mandatory revisions thereto, and b. Part 127 of Act No 368 of the Public Acts of 1978, as amended, of Michigan's Public Health Code, being sections §333.12701 through 333.12715 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, and the administrative rules promulgated pursuant to that Act, being R 325.1601 through R 325.1676 of the Michigan Administrative Code, and any subsequent mandatory revisions thereto. SECTION 6.0-UNLAWFUL TO OCCUPY No person shall occupy, permit to be occupied, or offer for rent, lease, or occupancy, any habitable building which is not provided with an approved water supply, adequate in design and capacity to meet the peak water demands of the habitable building. Any habitable building which is not served with an approved water supply may be declared unfit for habitation and may be so posted by the Health Officer. SECTION 6.0-PRIORITY OVER BUILDING PERMITS Where an approved municipal water supply is not available, a municipality, township, or other agency shall not issue a building permit, or otherwise allow construction to commence, for any habitable building, until a water supply construction permit has first been issued by the Oakland County Health Division. SECTION 7.0-WATER SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REQUIRED No person shall begin construction of a new water supply, or make extensive changes to existing water supplies, without first obtaining a Water Supply Construction Permit from the Oakland County Health Division. A separate water supply construction permit is required for each well at the premise. Extensive chakiges include but are not limited to replacing or extending the well casing, removing a well casing from the ground, installing a pitless adapter, changing aquifers, doubling the yield capacity of the well or increasing the capacity of the well by more than 50 gallons per minute. -3- 3 E UN 8.0-F MICHIGAN 13FPARTN A permit is not required when minor repairs to the system occur, such as, replacing a telescoped well screen, changing screen elevation, deepening or plugging back a bedrock well, installing a liner pipe. replacing a pump, pump controls, pump drop pipe or pressure tank or chemical treatment or disinfection of the well. If required under Act 399, Public Acts of 1976, as amended, or the rules and regulations adopted pursuant to said Act, the owner, owners agent, well driller, or pump installer is required to obtain a permit directly or exclusively from the Michigan Department of Public Health, it shall not be a requirement to obtain a permit from the Oakland County Health Division. When the Oakland County Health Division issues a permit for the installation or alteration of a public water supply system, under an agreement, contract, or cooperative arrangement as stated in Act 399, Public Acts of 1976, said permit shall be issued in accordance with Section 7 of this article. This article does not apply to waste disposal wells or gas and oil wells which are licensed or regulated by another act or regulatory agency. SECTION 9.0-PERMIT APPLICATION PROCEDURE Section 9.1-Application Form The Water Supply Construction Permit application shall be made on forms provided by the Oakland County Health Division with information provided by the owner, owner's authorized agent, well driller or pump installer. Section 9.2-Completed Appliution A completed application shall include: a. The signature of the property owner(s) or their authorized representative. b. The appropriate application fee, as stated in the division fee schedule, as adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners, made payable to the Oakland County Health Division. c. A site plan of the proposed or existing water supply showing the location of the proposed source of water (well, hauled water storage tank, etc.) in relation to the buildings and property lines, location of existing wells, and all known, suspected, or potential contamination sources. Also included with the application shall be the tax identification number, or other data which may be required by the Health Officer, necessary to determine the suitability of the premise for issuance of a permit Scaled engineering drawings and/or detailed plans of the proposed water supply system may be required, e.g. for unique situations, water supplies utilizing other than a well as a source of water, etc. Section 9.3-Availability of a Public Water Supply The existence and/or availability of a public water supply shall not preclude the issuance of an individual Water Supply Construction Permit under this article. However, when a known public water supply is available, the Oakland County Health Division shall notify the local unit of government having superintending control over said supply that a permit has been applied for and may be issued pursuant to this article. SECTION 10.0-LATE APPLICATION PENALTY If a person fails to obtain a permit prior to beginning construction of a water supply (except as specified in Section 18 of this article), a penalty fee equal to the normal application fee shall be charged. Within five (5) working days of being notified of the permit violation, the person shall submit a water supply construction permit application, accompanied by the normal application fee and the penalty fee, to the Oakland County Health Division. Payment of the late application penalty fee shell not exempt said person from any further penalties prescribed for violation of this article. -4- SECTION 11.0-PLUGGING OF WELL The Health Officer may require the plugging and proper abandonment of a well that is constructed without a permit or is constructed in violation of this code or permit requirements. SECTION 12.0-WATER SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION PERMITS Section 12.1-Issuance The Oakland County Health Division shall issue a water supply construction permit when the data obtained indicates that the requirements of this article and/or applicable state statutes have been or will be met, and that the quality of the ground water will not be degraded. A site evaluation may be required prior to the issuance of the permit. The permit may impose limitations or conditions which the Health Officer deems necessary to protect the public health or ground water quality. §ection 12.2-Expirattop A water supply construction permit expires and becomes invalid two years from the date of issuance. Section 12.3-Transfer Should the ownership of the property for which a permit has been issued change, the permit is transferred to the new owner provided that no change in the scope of the project has or will occur. Section 12.4-Change in Location A change in the proposed well location on the same premise may be allowed without an additional application fee. A revised site plan signed by the property owner(s) or their authorized representative shall be submitted and If deemed satisfactory, accepted by the Oakland County Health Division. A location change shall not extend the expiration date of the subject well permit. Section 12.5-Voidance The Health Officer may declare a previously issued water supply construction permit to be null and void for any of the following reasons: a. False, inaccurate, or incomplete information supplied by the permit holder. b. A change in the plans of the permit holder affecting circumstances relative to the water supply design, location, or use. c. Acquisition of new knowledge or information about the aquifer in the area that may result in a health hazard. Section 12.6-Denial The Health Officer may deny an application for a water supply construction permit when incomplete, inaccurate, or false information has been supplied by the applicant, or when the Oakland County Health Division determines that the requirements of this article and/or applicable State Statutes have not or can not be met. The reasons for denial shall be furnished to the owner and/or applicant in writing. SECTION 13,0-NOTIFICATION The Oakland County Health Division shall be notified by the owner, owners agent. well driller or pump installer as follows: a. Within 48 hours prior to the time construction of the water supply is to begin, and b. Within one (1) working day following completion of the water supply construction or pumping equipment installation. c. Once the distribution system is completed, connected to the water supply, provided with power and ready for inspection. SECTION 14.0-DEVIATIONS The Health Officer may grant a deviation as deemed necessary for individual well installations. The modifications shall be made in writing to the owner, with a copy to the contractor. The modifications can either increase or decrease the minimum isolation distance and shall state the reason for the modification, based on overburden, depth of well, character of aquifer, maximum -5- pumping rate, secondary containment measures, or other factors affecting the movement of pollution. A request for a deviation must be submitted on a form provided by the Oakland County Health Division and approval granted by the Health Officer prior to any construction beginning. SECTION 15.0-INSPECTION The Oakland County Health Division may make inspections of water supplies during and/or after completion of construction as deemed necessary. All new water well systems, and extensive changes to any existing water well system as described in Section 7, shall be subject to inspection by the Oakland County Health Division. The owner, owner's agent, well driller or pump installer shall notify the Oakland County Health Division upon completion of the water well system or the pump installation. Prior to placing the new water well system or an existing water well system subjected to extensive changes into service, the Oakland County Health Division shall cause to be collected in accordance with Section 16 of this article, one or more.water samples, which shall be determined by laboratory analysis to be safe. SECTION 16.0-APPROVAL A new water supply shall not be used until the construction and installation have been approved by the Oakland County Health Division. The following conditions shall be met before the division may approve a new water supply: a. An an-site inspection conducted by the Oakland County Health Division, and the water supply found to be in compliance with this article, applicable codes and permit requirements. b. A completed "Water Well And Pump Record", prepared by the well driller and/or pump installer, as applicable, has been submitted to the Oakland County Health Division, c. The Oakland County Health Division has received copies of the results of the analysis of water samples indicating that raw water quality meets minimum public health standards. Water sample analysis shall include coliform bacteria and any other parameter deemed necessary by the Health Officer. Analysis of water samples shall be performed by laboratories certified through the Michigan Department of Public Health. All water samples shall be collected by the Health Officer or other person specifically designated by the Health Officer (e.g. well driller, homeowner. etc.). SECTION 17.0-STOP WORK ORDER If the Health Officer determines that a water supply under construction does not comply with the requirements of this article, the Health Officer may issue a written stop work order. Work shall not resume until the owner and/or contractor have agreed to make corrections to comply with this article, and the Health Officer rescinds the stop work order. SECTION 18.0-EMERGENCY CONDITIONS In the event an emergency arises where the lack of water will result in undue hardship and the office(s) of the Oakland County Health Division are closed, or when the well driller is involved with repair work and it is deemed necessary to begin construction immediately on a new well, a registered well driller may begin extensive changes to or construction of a new water supply without notification or permit. The well driller shall contact the Oakland County Health Division on the next regular working day and obtain a permit for such installation within five (5) working days. The late application penalty specified in SECTION 10.0 of this article is waived when notification and/or permit application comply with this section. This section waives only the permit and prior notification portions of this article. All other provisions apply. A final inspection shall not be conducted until such time as any application and/or applicable fees and penalties have been submitted. SECTION 19.0-EXISTING WATER SUPPLIES -6- Section 19.1-PreExisting Active Water Supplies A groundwater system in existence prior to the effective date of this article, which is in compliance with State law, in effect at the time of system construction, may be continued and maintained in service as long as satisfactory performance continues, the system is not altered to include extensive repairs, the water remains potable, the system is not subject to contamination due to improper isolation from contamination sources, improper construction, or otherwise determined to be a potential health hazard. Other subsections of this section may apply. Section 19.2-Inactive Water Supplies A water supply which has not been in use for more than one year shall not be put back into operation unless it can be shown to be in substantial compliance with this code. Section 19.3-Change in Use A change in use of a premise which may result in a significant increase in the demand on the water supply shall not be allowed unless it can be shown that the water supply is in substantial compliance with this code. SECTION 20.0-INJUNCTION OR OTHER PROCESS Notwithstanding the existence and pursuit of any other remedy, the Health Officer may maintain an action in the Name of Oakland County Health Division in a court of competent jurisdiction for injunction or other appropriate process against any person to restrain or prevent a violation of these regulations. SECTION 21.0-RI3HT OF APPEAL A person who has been denied a permit as required by this Article shall have the right to appeal by petition in writing and directed to the Oakland County Health Division and such appeal shall be heard before the Sanitary Code Appeal Board. Such petition must be accompanied with a fee and must be submitted within thirty (30) days from the receipt of the written notice of the denial. SECTION 22.0-WATER SUPPLY CODE TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Section 22.1-Purpose A Water Supply Code Technical Advisory Committee, hereafter referred to as the "Committee", may be established for the purpose of advising the Health Officer on technical matters and issues relevant to water supply construction, design and training. Section 22.2-Composition of the Committee The composition of the Committee shall be as follows: a. Two members shall be registered water well contractors whose business is located in Oakland County. b. One member shall be from the general public, residing in Oakland County. c. One member shall represent the Michigan Department of Public Health from the Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Health. d. One member shall represent Environmental Health Services of the Oakland County Health Division. e. One member shall represent the Oakland County Board of Commissioners and be a member of the Health and Human Services Committee f. One member shall be a faculty member of a college or university whose area of expertise is relevant to groundwater formations and/or supply issues. Section 22.3-Apoointments to the Committee Appointments to the Committee shall be made by the Board of Commissioners. Committee members shall receive mileage reimbursement. SECTION 23.0-EFFE4TIVE DATES SArtien 2k hck=ixe.lae,te This code shall become effective on -7- Resolution #95157 May 25, 1995 The Chairperson referred the resolution to the Health and Human Services Committee. There were no objections. Total May 25, 1995 FISCAL NOTE (Misc. #95157 BY: Finance and Personnel Committee, John P. MIcCUlloch, Chairperson IN RE: DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES/HEALTH DIVISION - ADOPTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE WATER SUPPLY CODE, ARTICLE X OF THE OAKLAND COUNTY SANITARY CODE To the Oakland County Board of Commissioners Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen: Pursuant to Rule XII-G of this Board, the Finance and Personnel Committee has reviewed Miscellaneous Resolution #951s7 and finds: 1. The resolution recommends the adoption of Article X as a revision to the Oakland County Sanitary Code. 2. This revision is to protect the County's water resources and supplies. 3. Code compliance at a minimum program requirement level is necessary for ocailnuation_of cost sharing of services provided by the Oakland County Health Division. 4. Initial implementation at the minimum program requirement level, requires the creation of three positions in the Health Division, one (1) Senior Public Health Sanitarian, one (1) Public Health Sanitarian and one (1) Typist I, and applicable operating costs (See Attachment). 5. The balance of the program's requirements will be included in the 1996/1997 Biennial Budget request. 6. The program expenses will be covered by cost sharing (50%) and a well inspection fee (50) established at a rate of $85 per permit, 7. Continuation of this program, including personnel, will be contingent on the continuation of funding. 8. The 1995 Adopted Budget is to be amended as follows: Revenue 3-22100- 903-01-00-9321 State Health Subsidy (Cost Sharing) $ 63,718 162-20-00-2xxx Well Inspection Permits 63.718 $127.436 Expenditures 4-22100- Health Division/Central Support 162-11-00-1001 Salaries $ 8,852 162-11-00-2070 Fringes 5.832 $ 14.684 Health Division/Environmental Health 4-22100 162-20-00-1001 Salaries $ 28,758 162-20-00-2070 Fringes 18,072 162-20-00-3278 Communications 2,500 162-20-00-3347 Expendable Equipment 24,710 162-20-00-3440 Lab Fees 31,900 162-20-00-3574 Personal Mileage 2,800 162-20-00-6360 Computer Services-Operations 1,482 162-20-00-6640 Equipment Rental 780 162-20-00-6670 Stationery Stores 1,500 162-20-00-6672 Print Shop 250 Total Expenditures $127.436 FINANCE AND PERSONNEL cOmmITIEE Attachment Cost for Balance of 1995* Salaries Senior Sanitarian $15,738 Sanitarian 13,020 Typist I 8,852 Total Salaries 37,610 Fringes " Senior Sanitarian 9,662 Sanitarian 8,410 Typist I 5,832 Total Fringes 23,904 Total Personnel 61,514 Operating Communications 2,500 Expendable Equipment 24,710 Lab Fees 31,900 Personal Mileage 2,800 Computer Services-Oper 1,482 Equipment Rental 780 Stationery Stores 1,500 Print Shop 250 Total Operating 65,922 Total Cost for 1995 $127,436 Salaries calculated for 12.5 pay periods; fringes calculated at the rate applicable for each position.