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Date: March 4, 2025
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Aram Chaparyan, City Manager
By: Eirenne O’Neill, Management Assistant | [email protected] Subject: City Manager – Accept and File Research Update and Discuss and Provide Direction Regarding the Establishment of a Public Health Department. Expenditure:
None.
RECOMMENDATION
Recommendation of the City Manager that City Council accept and file research update and discuss and provide direction regarding the establishment of a public health department.
FUNDING
None required.
BACKGROUND
On May 12, 2020, Councilmember Mattucci received concurrence from City Council to direct staff to conduct research to identify the requirements, funding strategies and procedures for the City to potentially establish a public health department. Staff had returned with an update on October 6, 2020, with the requested information. After much discussion, the City Council requested that staff conduct further research on minimum start-up costs, grant opportunities, and research the City of Los Angeles' attempt to establish their own public health department.
On December 1, 2020, after receiving a subsequent update, City Council requested staff to re-investigate the potential for a city or regional public health department. On February 23, 2021, City Council was presented with research of other cities that were also considering a city -based public health department including Beverly Hills, Whittier, Glendale, West Covina, Santa Clarita, and Lancaster. Many of these cities have halted their efforts or are awaiting direction from the California Department of Public Health or their respective City Council.
On April 26, 2022, staff received direction from the City to return with an update towards the end of 2022 to better understand any developments from other cities that are exploring the creation of a city -operated health department. Furthermore, staff was directed to report on the financial and litigation aspects of establishing our own public health department.
On September 13, 2022, City Council was provided an update with additional information regarding the progress of other comparable cities' effort in establishing their own public health department. However, Council had requested additional information for f ollow-up including possible funding sources, benefits and limitations of a city -operated health department, 1 City Council
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comparative data on population and health metrics, update on West Covina's progress, and insights on Santa Ana's Chief Health Strategist position.
On January 23, 2024, Torrance City Council meeting, City Council was provided an update with additional information regarding the progress of other comparable cities' effort in establishing their own public health department . At that time City Staff received direction from the Council to continue monitoring the progress of West Covina’s process as well as continue researching Torrance’s potential role within the larger South Bay public health ecosystem and the possibility of collaborating with other local cities.
KEY HIGHTLIGHTS AND UPDATES
Requirements
Attachment 1 outlines the minimum requirements, responsibilities, and functions of a public health department pursuant to Section 1276 of Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations. A summary of these requirements, responsibilities and functions are as follows:
• Collection, tabulation and analysis of public health statistics including population data, natality, mortality & morbidity records as well as evaluation of service records. • Health education programs
• Communicable disease control services including availability of adequate isolation facilities, the control of the acute communicable diseases, and the control of tuberculosis and the venereal diseases
• Medical, nursing, educational, and other services to promote material and child health
• Environmental health and sanitation services for food, housing and institutions, radiological health, milk and dairy products, water, vector control, waste management and air sanitation
• Public health laboratory services for populations more than 50,000 • Nutrition services including appropriate activities in education and consultation for the promotion of positive health, the prevention of ill health, and the dietary control of disease.
• Chronic disease prevention or mitigation services
• Services directed to the social factors affecting health • Occupational health promotion
• Family planning services
• Public health nursing services
West Covina Public Health Department Progress
West Covina is currently in the process of establishing its Public Health Department, with challenges surrounding state funding eligibility and approval delays. The state’s regulatory package for establishing new health departments has yet to be finalized. As of February 18, 2025, the City of West Covina has spent approximately 83% of the total $598,190 contracted to establish the Health Department. At the present time, there are no alternate fundings presented.
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The state’s slow review of the City’s health department plan complicates budgeting, with initial estimates of necessary funds being speculative. The Environmental Health component, similar to Building & Safety services, is expected to be self-sustaining via service fees.
On December 12, West Covina City Council unanimously approved a contract with the City of Long Beach Public Health Laboratory to conduct testing services as a requirement of a local Public Health Department with a population over 50,000.
Reimbursements generated from the services rendered to West Covina are difficult to estimate due to the variable number and type of testing. Additionally, there is no guaranteed maximum or minimum number of requests for services. West Covina will be billed monthly on a fee-for-service basis for services requested using current rates recently established by Long Beach.
As of February 2024, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has shared that new regulations for health department establishment are nearing completion. However, the budget estimates are still preliminary and subject to changes based on the finalized regulations.
The funding model for the health department will be crucial, with the potential for reliance on grants, similar to the City of Pasadena’s experience. West Covina has expressed interest in funding its health department through grants, although other cities’ challenges, such as Pasadena’s reliance on reserves, suggest that long-term sustainability remains uncertain.
Staff will be monitoring West Covina’s progress and will bring forth a more comprehensive update once West Covina’s Public Health Department has been operational for at least one full year.
Pasadena Department of Public Health
The Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD) has been a key pillar in safeguarding public health since its establishment in 1892, offering a comprehensive range of services as one of only three California cities with an independent health jurisdiction. In 2016, the department earned accreditation from the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB), affirming its commitment to meeting national health standards.
In fiscal year (FY) 2025, the department's budget has decreased by 19.8%, totaling $21.18 million, primarily due to reduced grant funding. This reduction follows the conclusion of eight grants and cuts to two others, resulting in the elimination of nearly 30 full-time-equivalent positions, with 19 of those already vacant. The department relies heavily on county and federal grants, Health Realignment Funds, and user fees, with the City’s General Fund not typically contributing to the budget. However, in FY 2 024, $522,000 from the General Fund was allocated to offset rising administrative costs, such as utilities and maintenance, due to grant shortfalls. The department's personnel costs are projected to be $14.2 million in FY 2025, a decrease from $16.6 million in the prior fiscal year, while service and supply costs will drop by $3 million. Despite these budget constraints, the department continues to play a critical role in public health with a reduced workforce and constrained resources.
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Long Beach Department of Health
In early 2023, the Department of Health and Human Services announced plans to eliminate over 70 positions, including roles in epidemiology, health care -acquired infections, communicable disease investigations, and vital records. This reduction aimed to address budget shortfalls and reallocate resources to essential services.
City Officials said the cuts were necessitated by the loss of state grant funding and the conclusion of the Long Beach Recovery Act. The act, created as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, marshaled a $297 million patchwork of funds across 85 programs. Nearly 70 ended in 2024.
In FY 25, internal stressors such as growing capital improvement and infrastructure needs, rising technology, overhead, personnel and benefits costs, and increased restrictions placed on grants will result in the draw down of budgetary funds available. Mor e specifically, unexpected equity salary increases unable to be absorbed by grants will negatively impact the Health Operating Fund. In addition, as mentioned above, emergencies such as the TB outbreak remain unfunded and must be absorbed by the Department.
In prior years, the Department was able to rely on State or grant funds to supplement funding. In the current economic environment, including the State budget deficit, these are no longer reliable sources of funding. In FY 25, the Department will need the support of the City’s General Fund to address the Health Operating Fund deficit. Although the Department is facing these fiscal challenges, it continues to work to identify strategies and additional grants to ensure services are provided at the highest level and essential services are prioritized.
Public Private Partnership Exploration
Hospitals in the region, including Torrance Memorial and Providence Little Company of Mary, have expressed concerns over the increasing administrative and staffing challenges associated with public health regulations. These challenges could exacerbate the already strained workforce in the health sector, with hospitals like Providence emphasizing the need for more centralized and streamlined administration.
A meeting between City staff and Torrance Memorial executive staff is scheduled forthwith to discuss the exploration of a Torrance Public Health Department.
There is also concern that establishing a local health department may create competition within the City for talent, potentially drawing workers away from hospitals and other healthcare entities.
Additionally, South Bay Council of Governments (SBCOG) has indicated they are not willing to pursue a collaboration with a potential local public health department. Leadership indicated the potential relationship would r equire the addition of a more experienced Board of Directors and knowledgeable staff oversee the organization. The potential collaboration would require SBCOG to create an additional Joint Powers Authority.
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NEXT STEPS
Option 1: Accept and file update and direct staff to bring forth a subsequent update once the City of West Covina has established their public health department for a full one-year period or; Option 2: Accept and file update and direct staff to bring forth a subsequent update based on Council’s priorities or additional research inquiries or; Option 3: Accept and fi le update and direct staff to halt research efforts on a potential establishment of a City-operated public health department.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Section 1276 of Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations
2. Laboratory Service Agreement with City of Long Beach
3. Pasadena Public Health Department Organization Chart
4. Pasadena Public Health Department Fee Schedule
5. Pasadena Fiscal Overview (FY 2020-FY 2024)
6. City of Long Beach Health and Human Services Organization Chart
7. City of Long Beach Health and Human Services Fees and Charges
5 § 1276. Basic Services. 17 CA ADC § 1276
Barclays Official California Code of Regulations
The health department shall offer at least the following basic services to the health jurisdiction which it serves:
(a) Collection, tabulation and analysis of all public health statistics, including population data, natality, mortality and morbidity records, as well as evaluation of service records.
(b) Health education programs including, but not necessarily limited to, staff education, consultation, community organization, public information, and individual and group teaching, such programs to be planned and coordinated within the department and with schools, public and voluntary agencies, professional societies, and civic groups and individuals. (c) Communicable disease control, including availability of adequate isolation facilities, the control of the acute communicable diseases, and the control of tuberculosis and the venereal diseases, based on provision of diagnostic consultative services, epidemiologic investigation and appropriate preventive measures for the particular communicable disease hazards in the community.
(d) Medical, nursing, educational, and other services to promote maternal and child health, planned to provide a comprehensive program to meet community needs in these fields.
(e) Environmental health and sanitation services and programs in accordance with an annual plan and program outline as required in Title 17, Section 1328, and approved by the State Department of Health and the applicable services and program standards as specified in the State Department of Health “Services in a Local Environmental Health and Sanitation Program,” September 1976.
The required services and programs shall be as follows:
(1) Food.
(2) Housing and institutions.
(3) Radiological health in local jurisdictions contracting with the State Department of Health to enforce the Radiation Control Law pursuant to Section 25600-25654 and Sections 25800-25876, Health and Safety Code. (4) Milk and dairy products in local jurisdictions maintaining an approved milk inspection service pursuant to Section 32503, Food and Agricultural Code.
(5) Water oriented recreation.
(6) Safety.
(7) Vector control.
(8) Wastes management.
(9) Water supply.
(10) Air sanitation.
California Code of Regulations
California Code of Regulations
Title 17. Public Health
Division 1. State Department of Health Services (Refs & Annos) Chapter 3. Local Health Service
Subchapter 1. Standards for State Aid for Local Health Administration (Refs & Annos) Article 2. Program
17 CCR § 1276
§ 1276. Basic Services.
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(11) Additional environmentally related services and programs as required by the County Board of Supervisors, City Council, or Health District Board.
(12) And may include land development and use.
(f) Laboratory services, provided by an approved public health laboratory in health departments serving a population of 50,000 or more. Such laboratories shall provide:
(1) Services necessary for the various programs of the health department. (2) Consultation and reference services to further the development of improved procedures and practices in laboratories employing such procedures related to the prevention and control of human disease. (g) Services in nutrition, including appropriate activities in education and consultation for the promotion of positive health, the prevention of ill health, and the dietary control of disease. (h) Services in chronic disease, which may include case finding, community education, consultation, or rehabilitation, for the prevention or mitigation of any chronic disease.
(i) Services directed to the social factors affecting health, and which may include community planning, counseling, consultation, education, and special studies.
(j) Services in occupational health to promote the health of employed persons and a healthful work environment, including educational, consultative and other activities appropriate to local needs. Where the population of a health jurisdiction exceeds 500 thousand, the program in occupational health shall include a planned and organized service with trained staff. (1) “Services in occupational health” shall mean, as a minimum, a program of industrial sanitation and surveillance of occupational health hazards to insure that places of employment are maintained in a healthful and sanitary condition. For the purpose of this section, “sanitary condition” is defined as equivalent to that described in the “Recommended Standards of Sanitation in Places of Employment” issued by the California State Department of Health Services. Such services shall be provided by at least one Occupational Health Sanitarian as defined in Section 1307, or any one of the occupational health disciplines in Section 1306, with medical, sanitation, and public health nursing support available. (2) “Planned and organized service” shall include services in occupational health as defined above, and in addition the prevention of work-induced illness and disability by recognizing, evaluating and preventing unhealthful environmental conditions and practices in places of work.
(3) “Trained staff” shall be defined as follows:
(A) When the health jurisdiction includes a population of 500,000 to 1,000,000, at least 1, and after July 1, 1968, 2 full-time health professionals representing 1 or 2, respectively, of the disciplines listed in part (4) hereof shall be employed. (B) When health jurisdictions include more than 1,000,000 population at least 2, and after July 1, 1968, 3 full-time health professionals representing 2 or 3, respectively, of the 5 disciplines listed in part (4) hereof shall be employed. (C) When health jurisdictions include more than 5,000,000 population, at least 10 full-time health professionals including all 5 of the disciplines listed in part (4) hereof shall be employed. (4) Occupational health disciplines include: Occupational Health Physician; Occupational Health Nursing Consultant; Industrial Hygiene Engineer; Industrial Hygienist (including sanitarians with appropriate training); and Industrial Hygiene Chemist as defined in Section 1306.
(k) Appropriate services in the field of family planning, which may include:
(1) Promotion of availability of program elements such as:
(A) Assembling knowledge about family planning, attitudes, values, and information held by population groups. (B) Public and professional educational services about the health benefits of family planning and fertility control methods. (C) Professional services for sterility correction,fertility control and genetic counseling for all segments of the population, making available methods acceptable to families of any religious persuasion. (D) Evaluation of the adequacy of the community's family planning efforts. (2) Provision of program elements which are not otherwise likely to be made available, including family planning services for those groups who cannot reasonably obtain them.
(l) Public health nursing services to provide for the preventive and therapeutic care of the population served.
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7 NOTE: Authority cited: Sections 208, 1111 and 1130, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 1111, 1112, 1113, 1130, 1155, 1555.5 and 1155.6, Health and Safety Code.
HISTORY
1. Amendment of subsection (j)(1) filed 6-24-68; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 68, No. 24). For prior history, see Register 67, No. 50.
2. Amendment of subsection (f) filed 8-16-71; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 71, No. 34).
3. New subsection (l) filed 6-7-74; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 74, No. 23).
4. Amendment of subsection (e) filed 12-9-77; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 77, No. 50).
5. OAL Notice of Erroneous Filing filed 7-18-85; purported editorial correction of Section 1276 filed in error on 7-1-85 is null and void and text as filed with Secretary of State on 12-9-77 remains in effect uninterrupted (Register 85, No. 30).
6. Editorial correction filed 8-19-85; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 85, No. 34).
This database is current through 2/14/25 Register 2025, No. 7.
Cal. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 1276, 17 CA ADC § 1276
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City of Long Beach – Health and Human Services
Health and Human Services
, Director
Vacant, Deputy Director
, City Health Officer
, Manager, Administration and Finance
, Manager, Collective Impact
, Communicable Disease and Emergency Response
, Manager, Community Health
, Manager, Environmental Health
, Acting Manager, Housing Authority
, Manager, Homeless Services
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City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
MEDICAL BILLING, CODING AND FEE SCHEDULES
USER FEES BY PROGRAM
I. All third party medical billing and charges for medical services will be consistent with the most recent revision (payment methodology) of Medicare RBRVS (Resourced Based Relative Value Study); and/or the latest revision of the California Workers’ Compensation Official Medical Fee Schedule; and/or the latest revision of the CMA CRVS (California Relative Value Study developed by the California Medical Association); and/or the latest revision of Medicaid (MediCal developed by the California Department of Health Services); and any other fee reimbursement format authorized by the California Department of Health Services.
Medical coding will be consistent with the most recent revision of Current Procedural Terminology (CPT coding) communicating the services provided, and the most recent revision of International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9 coding) indicating the medical necessity of the encounter.
NOTE:
1. Any categories of service not listed above will be charged at a rate not to exceed the actual cost.
2. The City Health Officer, or designee, may waive any service fees where he/she determines a threat to the public health exists. Fee waiver shall be based upon financial need. Service fee waiver may be either total, or based on a sliding scale established by the Department of Health and Human Services.
3. The Department of Health and Human Services may increase or decrease public health vaccine and medication fees to respond to pricing changes.
II. VITAL STATISTICS
Fees charged are in accordance with the. Vital Statistics fee schedule as established by the Department of Health Services, Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics.
III. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Fees subject to change in accordance with regulatory agency requirements.
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Fee charged to charitable non-profit organization for
annual health permit.
$635.00 Annual PermitCharitable Non-Profit Food
Facility Fee
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to a
Non-Profit/Charitable Organization for Operating a
Prepackaged Food Booth at a Special Event.
$58 Each standNon-Profit Charitable
Organization Temporary
Food Stand - Prepackaged
Food
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to a
Non-Profit/Charitable Organization for Operating a
Unpackaged Food Booth at a Special Event.
$75 Each standNon-Profit/Charitable
Organization Temporary
Food Stand - Unpackaged
Food
33 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Non-Profit Charitable Organization Charge for
Licensing Onsite
$0 Each standNon-Profit Charitable
Organization Temporary
Food Stand - Onsite
Licensing Charge
Non-Profit Charitable Organization Temporary Food
Stand - Fee for Late Submittal of Application
$0 Each standNon-Profit Charitable
Organization Temporary
Food Stand - Application
Late Submittal Penalty
Permit Fee is Charged to the Non-Profit/Charitable
Organizer of a Special Event
$103 Each eventNon-Profit/Charitable
Organization/Community
Event Organizer
Non-Profit/Charitable Organization Organizer Charge
for Late Submittal of Application
$0 EachNon-Profit/Charitable
Organization/Community
Event Organizer
Application Late Submittal
Penalty
Feeding Operation Organizer Charged to Register with
Health Department to Operate a Charitable Feeding
Service
$142 Annual
Registration
Limited Service Charitable
Feeding Operation
Registration
BED AND BREAKFAST
Property/Business Owner Charged for Annual
Multi-Housing Habitability Permit
$335.00 Annual PermitPRHIP Bed & Breakfast
RESTAURANT/BAR/TAVERN/SCHOOL KITCHEN/CATERER
RESTAURANT/BAR/TAVERN WILL BE CATEGORIZED BY RISK CATEGORY. THE RISK ASSESSMENT WILL
DETERMINE THE INSPECTION FREQUENCY BASED ON THE PUBLIC HEALTH RISK ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOOD PRODUCTS SERVED AND THE METHOD OF FOOD PREPARATION OF THE FOOD FACILITY. THE HIGHER RISK FACILITIES WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $825.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 0-10 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1080 Annual PermitRestaurant: 0-10 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,065.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 11-30 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1445 Annual PermitRestaurant: 11-30 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,190.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 31-60 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1565 Annual PermitRestaurant: 31-60 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
34 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,375.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 61-100 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1745 Annual PermitRestaurant: 61-100 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,490.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 101-150 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1840 Annual PermitRestaurant: 101-150 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,500.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 151-200 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1870 Annual PermitRestaurant: 151-200 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,535.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 201-400 seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1935 Annual PermitRestaurant: 201-400 seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,675.00 Annual PermitRestaurant: 401+ seats Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2040 Annual PermitRestaurant: 401+ seats Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $785.00 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 0-30 seats
Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1285 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 0-30 seats
Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,030.00 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 31-60 seats
Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1440 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 31-60 seats
Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
35 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,145.00 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 61+ seats
Risk Category 1 - Low
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1565 Annual PermitBar/Tavern - Limited Food Preparation 61+ seats
Risk Category 2 - High
Risk
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $280 Annual PermitPublic School Cafeteria Kitchen
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $160 Annual PermitPublic School Satellite/Kiosk Food
Facility
Fee charged to non-profit after-school food distribution sites
$149 PermitAfter-School Nutrition
Program Site
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $419 Annual PermitSatellite/Kiosk Food Facility - Prepackaged
Food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $580.00 Annual PermitSatellite/Kiosk Food Facility - Unpackaged
Food 0-100 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $670.00 Annual PermitSatellite/Kiosk Food Facility - Unpackaged
Food 101+ sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,315.00 Annual PermitCaterer Business Owner Charged Annually for Operating as a
Host Facility to a Licensed Food Business Operator
$605.00 Annual PermitHost Facility
LICENSED HEALTH CARE FACILITY KITCHENS
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $730.00 Annual PermitLicensed Health Care Facility Kitchens - less
than 60 beds
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,045.00 Annual PermitLicensed Health Care Facility Kitchens - 60 - 100
beds
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,175.00 Annual PermitLicensed Health Care Facility Kitchens - 101 to
150 beds
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,395.00 Annual PermitLicensed Health Care Facility Kitchens - 151 to
200 beds
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,510.00 Annual PermitLicensed Health Care Facility Kitchens - more
than 200 beds
PRIVATE SCHOOL KITCHENS
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $245 Annual PermitPrivate School Kitchens - Prepackaged
36 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $495.00 Annual PermitPrivate School Kitchens - Unpackaged
FOOD MARKET RETAIL
Business Owner Charged Annually for Operating a
Micromarket Selling Prepackaged Food from
Self-Checkout Kiosks in Area Less Than 300 sq. ft.
$416 Annual PermitMicromarket <300 sq ft -
Prepackaged food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $385.00 25-50 sq ftFood Market Retail: 25-50 sq ft - Prepackaged food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $765.00 51-1,999 sq ftFood Market Retail:
51-1999 sq ft -
Prepackaged food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $935.00 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Food Market Retail:
2000-5999 sq ft -
Prepackaged food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,080.00 6,000 + sq ftFood Market Retail: 6000 + sq ft - Prepackaged food
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1285 51-1,999 sq ftFood Market Retail 51-1999 square feet -
Food Preparation
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1445 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Food Market Retail:
2000-5999 sq ft - Food
Preparation
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,605.00 6,000 + sq ftFood Market Retail: 6000 + sq ft - Food Preparation
FOOD MARKET WHOLESALE
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1320 1-1,999 sq ftFood Market Wholesale 1-1999 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1330 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Food Market Wholesale
2000-5999 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1705 6,000 + sq ftFood Market Wholesale 6000 + sq ft
FOOD SERVICE CARTS
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $305.00 Annual PermitFood Service Cart: w/o Plumbing
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $750.00 Annual PermitFood Service Cart: w/ Plumbing
Business Owner Charged for Water Resampling fee $100 Per ResampleFood Service Cart Water Resample
Business Owner Charged to Reinstate Health Permit $190.00 EachFood Service Cart Permit Reinstatement Fee
Business Owner Charged for License Change $42.65 EachFood Service Cart - Change of Licensing info
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $305.00 Annual PermitMobile Support Unit Business Owner Charged for Penalty for missing
scheduled inspection
$42.65 EachFood Service Cart Missed
Routine Inspection Penalty
37 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
FOOD SERVICE VEHICLES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $465.00 Annual PermitVehicles: Food Retail / No preparation
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $985.00 Annual PermitVehicles: Mobile Food Preparation
Health Department charge for water resample $100 ResampleMobile Food Prep - Water resample
Business Owner Charged to reinstate health permit $190.00 EachMobile Food Prep\Food Retail - No Prep permit
reinstatement fee
Business Owner Charged to change licensing info. $42.65 EachMobile Food Prep\Food Retail - No Prep change of
Licensing info
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $505.00 Annual PermitGrocery Vehicle with refrigeration
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $300 Annual PermitTricycle Mobile Food Business Owner Charged for missing scheduled
inspection
$42.65 EachFood Vehicle Missed
Routine Inspection Penalty
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $485.00 Annual PermitFood Warehouse <2,000 Sq. Ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $765.00 Annual PermitFood Warehouse > 2,000 sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $930.00 Annual PermitCommissary 0-10 Mobile Food Facility
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,160.00 Annual PermitCommissary 11-20 Mobile Food Facility
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,240.00 Annual PermitCommissary Over 20 Mobile Food Facility
RETAIL FOOD PROCESSOR
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1285 1-1,999 sq ftRetail Food Processor:
1-1999 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1485 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Retail Food Processor:
2000-5999 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,695.00 6,000+ sq ftRetail Food Processor:
6000+ sq ft
WHOLESALE FOOD PROCESSOR
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,125.00 1-1,999 sq ftWholesale Food Processor: 1-1999 sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,445.00 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Wholesale Food
Processor: 2000-5999
sq ft
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $3,385.00 6,000+ sq ftWholesale Food Processor: 6000+ sq ft
TEMPORARY/SPECIAL EVENTS
38 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Annual Fee Charged to Business Owner for Operating
a Food Booth at a Farmer's Market (Prepackaged
Food)
$320 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Certified Farmers Market
(Prepackaged Food)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Farmer's Market
(Unpackaged Food)
$480.00 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Certified Farmers Market
(Unpackaged Food)
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Special Event
$113 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Prepackaged Food with
Unpackaged Samples
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Special Event
$159 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Unpackaged food
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Special Event
$84 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Prepackaged food
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Seasonal Event
$260.00 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Seasonal (Prepackaged)
Temporary Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operating a Food Booth at a Seasonal Event
$385.00 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Seasonal (Unpackaged)
Business Owner Charged for licensing onsite. $34.70 +
Application Fee
Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Onsite Licensing Charge
Business Owner Charged for late application submittal
fee
$53 Each StandTemporary Food Facility -
Application Late Submittal
Penalty
Permit Fee is Charged to the Organizer of a Special
Event
$205 Each EventCommunity Event
Organizer
Event Organizer Charged for Temporary Health Permit $72 EachCommunity Event Organizer Application Late
Submittal Penalty
Business Owner Charged Annually for Organizing a
Farmer's Market Associated Event - Non-agricultural
$705.00 Annual PermitFarmer's Market
Associated Event
Organizer Annual Permit
Business Owner Charged Quarterly for Organizing a
Farmer's Market Associated Event - Non-agricultural
$215.00 Quarterly PermitFarmer's Market
Associated Event
Organizer Quarterly Permit
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD FEES
Fee charged to review submitted applications for
Cottage Food Class A & B Operators
$116 Per Application
plus the fully
allocated hourly
rates for all
personnel
involved
Cottage Food: Application
Fee
Fee to investigate complaints of cottage food
license/permit violations
$225 Per
Investigation
plus the fully
allocated hourly
rates for all
personnel
involved for any
time over
Cottage Food: Complaint
Investigation
39 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Fee for Cottage Food Facility Consultation $231 Per Consultation plus the fully
allocated hourly
rates for all
personnel
involved
Cottage Food Consultation
Fee to cover administrative costs to review, process,
track, and register Class A Cottage Food Operations.
$104 Annual
Registration
Cottage Food Operation
Class A
Fee to cover administrative costs to review, process,
track, inspect, and permit Class B Cottage Food
Operations.
$321 Annual PermitCottage Food Operation
Class B
Annual Fee Charged to Food Hawker $290.00 Per Hawker
Annually
Food Hawker -Annual
Permit
Temporary Health Permit / Per Event $30.15 Per Hawker/Per Event
Food Hawker - Temporary
Permit
Annual Health Permit Fee Charged to Operators of
Senior Feeding Sites
$305.00 Per siteSenior Feeding Site
Fee paid by business owner for violation previously
corrected
$175.00 per documented
repeated
violation
Repeat Violation Fee
Plan review after initial approval due to
owner/contractor changes
$340 paid by
business
owner for plan
review due to
changes after
initial approval
OccurrencePlan Revision Fee
Business Owner Charged for impounding food cart. $415 Per ImpoundMobile Food/Food Cart Impound Fees
Business Owner Charged for repeat impounding food
cart fee doubles with each occurrence for the same
client
$827 Per Repeat
Impound /
Occurrence/
Single client
Mobile Food/Food Cart
Impound Fees/Repeat
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operation of Open Beverage Vending Machine
$135.00 Annual Permit
Each Machine
Vending Machines - Open
Beverage
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Operation of Vending Machine w/ Perishable Food
$145.00 Annual Permit
Each Machine
Vending Machines -
Potentially Hazardous
Food
Official State Food Code & Regulations $6.15 EachCalifornia Retail Food Code Booklet
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $340.00 Annual PermitSeasonal Food Vendor Permit Fee Charged to Food Demonstrators
Distributing Food within another Food Facility
$230.00 Annual PermitFood Demonstrator
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $232 Annual PermitOpen Air Barbecue Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $341 Annual PermitLittle League Snack Shack Fee Charged by Health Department for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not Completed
$410 EachFood - Reinspection Fee
40 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
FOOD PROGRAM FEES
Fee Charged by Health Department for Late Payment
on Health Permit (25% of original fee)
25% of original
fee
EachLate Payment Penalty
Fee Charged by Health Department for Adding Partner
onto the Permit
$109 EachAdd a Partner
Copy per page $0.20 Per PageCopy of official records
Application Review Fee $155 Application
Review
Community Food Producer
/ Gleaner
SOFT SERVE
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $530 Annual PermitDairy Soft Serve Ice Cream
Testing Fee for Dairy Soft Serve Ice Cream Each
Additional Unit
$119 Additional UnitDairy Soft Serve Ice
Cream - Each Additional
Unit
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $530 Annual PermitNon-Dairy Soft Serve Ice Cream
Testing Fee for Non-Dairy Soft Serve Ice Cream Each
Additional Unit
$119 Additional UnitNon-Dairy Soft Serve Ice
Cream - Each Additional
Unit
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $547 Annual PermitFrozen Yogurt Testing Fee for Frozen Yogurt Each Additional Unit $210 Additional UnitFrozen Yogurt - Each Additional Unit
State Surcharge for soft serve ice cream or yogurt $52.80 Annual Surcharge
Soft Serve State License
Surcharge
SHARED FOOD FACILITY
Business owner charged for Annual Health Permit $2,590.00 Annual PermitShared Food Facility Owner/Operator (1-9,999
sq. ft.)
Business owner charged for Annual Health Permit $3,275.00 Annual PermitShared Food Facility Owner/Operator (10,000+
sq. ft.)
Tenant charged for Annual Health Permit $265 Annual PermitShared Food Facility Tenant
CERTIFIED FARMERS MARKET
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $590.00 1-20 Certified Producers
Certified Farmers Market -
1-20 certified producers
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $745.00 21-35 Certified Producers
Certified Farmers Market -
21-35 certified producers
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $835.00 36+ Certified Producers
Certified Farmers Market -
36+ certified producers
VECTOR CONTROL FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department for
Pigeon Keepers
$78.00 Annual PermitPigeon Keeper
41 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
VECTOR CONTROL FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Private Horse Stable Owners
$260 Annual PermitPrivate Stable
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Animal Keepers
$310.00 Annual PermitAnimal Keeper
Fee charged to property owner for conducting
inspections of construction demolition for infestatation $325 Per permit plus
$130 per addtl
1,500 sq ft over
1,500 sq ft
Vector Control Demolition
Permit
Fee Charged by Health Department for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not Completed
$265.00 ReinspectionReinspection Fee/Vector
Control
TOBACCO RETAIL PERMIT FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $685.00 Annual PermitTobacco Retail Permit Business Owner Charged for reinspection costs $220.00 ReinspectionRetail Tobacco Reinspection
Fee recovers Health Department cost of tobacco retail
enforcement program implementation at special
events.
$150.00 Per vendor plus
$60 each
additional day
Tobacco Retail
Enforcement Program
Special Event Permit
WATER PROGRAM FEES
WATER FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Pool/Spa Owner for
Swimming Pool/Spa Inspection
$460.00 One Spa or PoolWater Fees: Swim
Pool/Spa (public)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Pool/Spa Owner for
Swimming Pool/Spa Inspection
$460.00 Per Pool or Spa
(each)
Water Fees: Swim
Pool/Spa (combination)
Annual Permit Fee Charged for Backflow Device
Inspection
$275.00 1-9 DevicesWater Fees: Backflow
Prevention
Device/Business - 1-9
devices
Annual Permit Fee Charged for Backflow Device
Inspection
$811 per
permit plus $40
per device over
9 devices
10+ DevicesWater Fees: Backflow
Prevention
Device/Business - 10+
devices
Fee Charged to Property Owner by Health Department
for Water Line Clearance
$507 EachWater Fees: Water Dist
Line Clearance
Annual Permit Fee Charged by the Health Department
for Sewage Cleaning Vehicles
$355 Annual PermitWater Fees: Sewage
Cleaning Vehicles
Fee Charged to Toilet Rental Agencies by Health
Department for Inspection of Chemical Toilets and
Facilities
$365.00 Each InspectionWater Fees: Toilet Rental
Agency
Fee Charged to Private Waste Collection Companies
By Health Department for Inspection
$365.00 Each InspectionWater Fees: Private Waste
Collector
Fee charged by Health Department for additional
inspections when corrections are not completed
$345 Each
reinspection
Water Fees: Reinspection
Fee
RECYCLED WATER SYSTEM FEES
42 City of Long Beach Fees and Charges Search Results
DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
WATER PROGRAM FEES
Fee charged to inspect recycled water systems. at cost Time/ Materials with 4
hr minimum
Annual Recycled Water
Inspection
Fee charged for safety check of recycled water
system.
at cost Time/
Materials with 4
hr minimum
Four Year Recycled Water
Shutdown Test
MEDICAL WASTE GENERATOR FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner
Inspection of Body Art Facility
$380 Annual PermitBody Art Facility
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $80 Annual PermitBody Art Ear Piercing Only / Registration
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Body Art Practitioner $120 Annual PermitBody Art Practitioner Business Owner Charged for Registration
Replacement
Charge the
actual material
replacement
costs
ReplacementBody Art Practitioner
Registration Replacement
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner by
Health Department for Inspection
$230.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Sm Quantity
w/ onsite treatment
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner by
Health Department to Maintain Inventory of Sm Quant.
Generators (no inspection)
$105 Annual PermitMed Waste: Sm Quantity
(<200 lbs/month)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Group or
Property Owner by Health Department for Inspection
of Centralized Medical Waste Storage Facilities
$260.00 2-10 GenMed Waste: Common
Storage Facility, 2-10 Gen.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Group or
Property Owner by Health Department for Inspection
of Centralized Medical Waste Storage Facilities
$415.00 11-49 Gen.Med Waste: Common
Storage Facility, 11-49
Gen.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Group or
Property Owner by Health Department for Inspection
of Centralized Medical Waste Storage Facilities
$865.00 50+ Gen.Med Waste: Common
Storage Facility, 50+ Gen.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner by
Health Department to Inspect a Temporary Holding
Station for Medical Waste
$635.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Transfer
Station - Large Quant.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Hospital by Health
Department to Inspect for Proper Medical Waste
Storage and Disposal
$945.00 1-99 BedsMed Waste: Acute Care
Hosp., 1-99 beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Hospital by Health
Department to Inspect for Proper Medical Waste
Storage and Disposal
$1,735.00 100-199 BedsMed Waste: Acute Care
Hosp., 100-199 beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Hospital by Health
Department to Inspect for Proper Medical Waste
Storage and Disposal
$2,450.00 200-250 BedsMed Waste: Acute Care
Hosp., 200-250 beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Hospital by Health
Department to Inspect for Proper Medical Waste
Storage and Disposal
$2,910.00 251+ BedsMed Waste: Acute Care
Hosp., 251+ beds
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
MEDICAL WASTE GENERATOR FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Specialty Clinic by
Health Department to Inspect for Proper Medical
Waste Storage and Disposal
$755.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Specialty
Clinic (surgical, etc.)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Skilled Nursing
Facilities by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$765.00 1-99 BedsMed Waste: Skill Nursing
Facility, 1-99 beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Skilled Nursing
Facilities by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$915.00 100-199 BedsMed Waste: Skill Nursing
Facility, 100-199 beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Skilled Nursing
Facilities by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$1,145.00 200 + BedsMed Waste: Skill Nursing
Facility, 200+ beds
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Acute Psychiatric
Hospitals by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$420.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Acute
Psychiatric Hospital
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Intermediate Care
Facilities by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$485.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Intermediate
Care
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Primary Care Facilities
by Health Department to Inspect for Proper Medical
Waste Storage and Disposal
$865.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Primary Care
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Clinical Laboratories by
Health Department to Inspect for Proper Medical
Waste Storage and Disposal
$565.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Clinical
Laboratory
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Health Care Service
Plan Facilities by Health Department to Inspect for
Proper Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$790.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Health Care
Service Plan Facility.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Veterinary Clinics or
Hospitals by Health Department to Inspect for Proper
Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$520.00 Annual PermitMed Waste: Veterinary
Clinic or Hosp.
Annual Permit Fee Charged to
Medical/Dental/Veterinary Offices by Health
Department to Inspect for Proper Medical Waste
Storage and Disposal
$460.00 Annual PermitMed Waste:
Med/Dental/Vet Offices
(200lb/mo)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Nurse/Occupational
Care Offices by Health Department to Inspect for
Proper Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$360 Annual PermitMed Waste: Nurse-Occup
Care (<200lbs/mo)
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Nurse/Occupational
Care Offices by Health Department to Inspect for
Proper Medical Waste Storage and Disposal
$650.00 >200lbs/MoMed Waste: Nurse-Occup
Care (>200lbs/mo)
Five Year Permit Fee Charged by Health Department
to Owners/Operators of Facilities utilizing an Autoclave $1,300.00 Every 5 YearsMed Waste: Each
Autoclave
Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner/Artist to
operate body art stand.
$95 Per ArtistTemporary Body Art Permit
(1 -10 Artists)
Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner/Artist to
operate body art stand.
$50 Per ArtistTemporary Body Art Permit
(11+ Artists)
Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner/Artist for
onsite licensing.
150% of permit
fee
PermitTemporary Body Artist
Onsite Licensing Charge
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
MEDICAL WASTE GENERATOR FEES
Hourly rate charged to Temporary Body Art Event
Organizer for Staff time in excess of 4 hours
$345 Per eventTemporary Body Art Event
Organizer
Permit fee to business owner to operate a temporary
mobile health clinic
$181 Per permitTemporary Mobile Health
Clinic
Business charged for licensing onsite 150% of permit
fee
Each unitTemporary Mobile Health
Clinic Onsite Licensing
Charge
GARMENT MANUFACTURING FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Garment Manufacturing Facility
Inspection
$355.00 Annual PermitGarment Manufacturing
NOISE FEES
Fee Charged to Business Owner by Health
Department to Cover Cost of Investigation for a
Variance on Noise Exceeding City Thresholds
$485 EachNoise Variance
Fee Charged to Business Owner by Health
Department to Cover Cost of Investigation of Noise
Caused by Entertainment Venues
$375 EachNoise Control Business
Lic. Insp.
Response and investigation of general noise
complaints
Charged fully
allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
additional costs
Inspection VisitNoise Complaint
Investigation & Response
EMERGENCY RESPONSE FEES
To oversee haz mat clean up Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly rate plus
outside costs
Hazardous Waste Site
Mitigation
To oversee haz mat clean up Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly rate plus
outside costs
HazMat Emergency
Response
MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FEES
Educational Fee Charged to Permittees to Cover Cost
of Educating Operators on Proper Management of
Hazardous Wastes
$10.65 EachEmerg Resp: Haz matl
Education Fee
Copying fee. $0.20 PageCopy of Official Records
CUPA FEES
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
CUPA FEES
Annual state surcharge assessed to petroleum
refineries with an annual capacity equal to or greater
than 200,000 barrels per day (BPD). Fee subject to
change per governing authority.
$45,000 Annual
Surcharge
CUPA: Refinery Safety
Surcharge Tier 1, annual
capacity equal to or
greater than 200K BPD
Annual state surcharge assessed to petroleum
refineries with an annual capacity of 100,000-199,999
barrels per day (BPD). Fee subject to change per
governing authority.
$27,500 Annual
Surcharge
CUPA: Refinery Safety
Surcharge Tier 2, annual
capacity 100K to 199K
BPD
Annual state surcharge assessed to petroleum
refineries with an annual capacity of 50,000-99,999
barrels per day (BPD). Fee subject to change per
governing authority.
$13,750.00 Annual
Surcharge
CUPA: Refinery Safety
Surcharge Tier 3, annual
capacity 50K to 99K BPD
Annual state surcharge assessed to petroleum
refineries with an annual capacity of less than 50,000
barrels per day (BPD). Fee subject to change per
governing authority.
$3,500 Annual
Surcharge
CUPA: Refinery Safety
Surcharge Tier 4, annual
capacity less than 50K
BPD
Hourly Fee Charged by Health Dept to Property
Owner/Responsible Party for Supplemental Review of
Project/Report
$512 min
charge plus
$51 for every
15 minutes
over 2 hrs
Min charge for 2
hrs (then $51 for
every 15
minutes)
CUPA: Report Review
Oversight / Hourly
Supplemental Review
California Accidental Release Prevention (CalARP)
program administration (Annual Surcharge)
$370 Annual
Surcharge
CALARP State Service
Charge
Underground Storage Tank State Service Charge
(Surcharge)
$20 Per OccurrenceUnderground Storage
Tank State Service Charge
General Program Oversight State Service Charge
(Surcharge)
$94 Annual
surcharge
General Program
Oversight State Service
Charge
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner to Verify Proper Treatment of
Hazardous Waste and Closure Cost Estimates
$3,795.00 Annual PermitCUPA: Conditional
Authorization
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner to Verify Proper Treatment of
Hazardous Waste
$810 First Year,
Annually
Thereafter
CUPA: Conditional
Exemption, 1st year
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner to Renew Conditional Exemption
Permit
$555 Annual PermitCUPA: Conditional
Exemption, renewal
Fee Charged to Business Owner for Each Additional
Regulated Hazardous Material Introduced into the
Facility
$2755 EachCUPA: Each Addl
Regulated Matl
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
Producers with 0-4 Employees
$975 Annual PermitCUPA: Haz Waste
Producer 0-4 employees
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
Producers with 5-19 Employees
$1,670 Annual PermitCUPA: Haz Waste
Producer 5-19 employees
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
Producers with 20-100 Employees
$2,570 Annual PermitCUPA: Haz Waste
Producer 20-100
employees
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
CUPA FEES
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
Producers with 101-500 Employees
$4,655 Annual PermitCUPA: Haz Waste
Producer 101-500
employees
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
Producers with 501 + Employees
$5,865 Annual PermitCUPA: Haz Waste
Producer 501+ employees
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner to Verify Proper Treatment of
Hazardous Waste, Closure Costs Estimates, Closure
Plan and Financial Assurance
$3,825.00 Annual PermitCUPA: Permit by Rule
Fee Charged to Business Owner for Review of Risk
Management Plan (RMP) for Tier 1 (lowest risk)
Facilities
$6275 Annual PermitCUPA: RMP Review, Pgm
1 Fee Charged to Business Owner for Review of Risk
Management Plan (RMP) for Tier 2-3 (moderate-high
risk) Facilities
$7705 Annual PermitCUPA: RMP Review, Pgm
2/3
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Small Quantity
Specified Waste Facilities
$540 Annual PermitCUPA: Small Quantity
Specified Waste
Fee to expedite site mitigation. Charge the
fully allocated
overtime rate
for all
personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly plus any
outside cost
CUPA: Site Mitigation
Expedite
Fee to provide oversight permit. Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly plus any
outside cost
CUPA: UST Remedial
Overnight Permit - 1st 2
hours
Fee Charged by Health Department to Property Owner
for Review of Site Characterization Plan
Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly plus any
outside cost
CUPA: UST Site
Characterization, 1st year
Fee Charged by Health Department to Property Owner
for Maintaining Oversight and Maintaining Files on
UST Sites During Remediation
$445.00 AnnuallyCUPA: UST Remedial
Oversight, Annually
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
CUPA FEES
Fee charged to property owner for review of UST
Removal report
Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rate for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly plus any
outside cost
CUPA UST Removal
Report Review
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department to
Business Owner for Inspection of Hazardous Waste
from X-Ray Machines
$320 Annual PermitCUPA: X-ray Machine
Silver Halide Generator
Fee Charged by Health Department for Late Payment
on Health Permit (25% of original fee)
25% of original
fee
EachCUPA: Late Payment
Penalty
Fee Charged by Health Department for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not Completed
50% of Annual
Permit
EachCUPA: Reinspection Fee
Fee for document copies-per page $0.20 Per PageFile copies Fee Charged by Health Department to accommodate
CALEPA (pass-through) surcharge
$26 EachAboveground Petroleum
Storage Act Surcharge
PLAN CHECK FEES
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New Body Art Facilities
$515.00 Per PlanBody Art Facility Plan
Check
RESTAURANT/BAR/SCHOOL CAFETERIA/SATELLITE FACILITY/KIOSK Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,450.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 0-60
seats, Risk Category 1 -
Low Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,810.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 0-60
seats, Risk Category 2 -
High Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,215.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 61-200
seats, Risk Category 1 -
Low Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,435.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 61-200
seats, Risk Category 2 -
High Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,570.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 201+
seats, Risk Category 1 -
Low Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,830.00 Each PlanPC: Restaurant, 201+
seats, Risk Category 2 -
High Risk
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
50% of
appropriate fee
per plan
Each PlanPC: Restaurant Minor
Remodel
Remodel requiring very limited plan check 25% of
appropriate fee
per plan
Each PlanPC: Restaurant Very
Limited Remodel
FOOD MARKET RETAIL
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
PLAN CHECK FEES
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$770.00 Each PlanPC: Food Market Retail,
10-50 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,270.00 Each PlanPC: Food Market Retail,
51-1999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,645.00 Each PlanPC: Food Market Retail,
2000-5999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,145.00 Each PlanPC: Food Market Retail,
6000+ sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
50% of
appropriate fee
per plan
Each PlanPC: Food Market Retail
Minor Remodel
FOOD PROCESSOR
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1805 Each PlanPC: Food
Processor/Shared Food
Facility 1-1999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,305.00 Each PlanPC: Food
Processor/Shared Food
Facility 2000-5999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$2,635.00 Each PlanPC: Food
Processor/Shared Food
Facility 6000+ sq ft
Fee charged to review plans for minor remodel of food
processor.
50% of
appropriate fee
per plan
Each PlanPC: Food
Processor/Shared Food
Facility Minor Remodel
MISCELLANEOUS FOOD
Consultation only /No plans submitted Charge the
fully allocated
hourly rates for
all personnel
involved plus
any outside
costs
Hourly plus
outside costs
PC: Miscellaneous
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Mobile Food Facilities serving
packaged non-perishable food (RC1), such as
candies, chips, and chocolate.
$270.00 Per vendorPC: Mobile Food Facility
(RC 1)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Mobile Food Facilities serving
packaged perishable food and unpackaged
non-perishable food (RC2-3), such as churros, italian
ice, and popcorn.
$480.00 Each PlanPC: Mobile Food Facility
(RC 2-3)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Mobile Food Facilities serving
unpackaged perishable food (RC4), such as tacos and
hamburgers.
$1,255.00 Each PlanPC: Mobile Food Facility
(RC 4)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Misc Food - Food
Warehouse
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
PLAN CHECK FEES
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$995.00 Each PlanPC: Misc Food -
Commissary
(Prepackaged)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,295.00 Each PlanPC: Misc Food -
Commissary
(Unpackaged)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Misc Food - Food
Salvager
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$1,850.00 Each Plan (per
kitchen)
PC: Shared Kitchen
Fee charged for equipment change review. $71.00 EachPC: Menu Change/Equipment
Review
Fee for after-hours plan check inspection. $195.00 EachPC: After Hours Inspection Fee
Each Plan Double the
standard fee
Each PlanPC: Plan Check Expedite
Fee
Fee charged for evaluating HACCP (Hazard Analysis
and Critical Control Points) required processes.
$150.00 1.5 hours, then
$76/hour
thereafter
HACCP Plan Review
BED AND BREAKFAST
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Food Facilities
$860.00 Each PlanPC: Bed & Breakfast, 1-20
rooms
WATER SYSTEMS
Fee charged to review plans for minor pool remodels
or equipment changes
50% of
standard plan
check fee
Per PlanPC: Water System, Minor
Remodel or Equipment
Change
Fee charged for expedited review of water systems
and to operators found to be drilling without a permit.
Double the
standard plan
check fee
Per PlanPC: Water System,
Expedite Fee
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Swimming Pools and Spas
$1076 Per Plan/Permit
(per body of
water)
PC: Water System, Swim
Pool/Spa
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on a Replaster/Remodel of a Pool
$945 Per Plan/Permit
(per body of
water)
PC: Water System,
Remodel of Pool
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Sewage Disposal Systems
$820.00 Per Plan/PermitPC: Water System,
Sewage Disposal System
Each Plan $1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Recycled Water /
Cross Connection
Fee charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Low Impact Development (LID) systems with onsite
reuse of captured water
$1,250.00 Per Plan/PermitPC: Low Impact
Development (LID)
System with Onsite Water
Reuse
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
PLAN CHECK FEES
Fee charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Low Impact Development (LID) systems without
onsite reuse of captured water
$660.00 Per Plan/PermitPC: Low Impact
Development (LID)
System without Onsite
Water Reuse
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Water Well
$800 Per WellPC: Water System,
Drinking Water Well
Construction
Charged by Health Department for Plan Review on
Monitoring Wells
$420.00 Per WellPC: Water System,
Monitoring Well
(Construction)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Abandoned Water Wells or Conversion of Existing
Well
$420.00 Per WellPC: Water System, Water
Well Abandonment
(Destruction)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Soil Borings/Geoprobes/Push Probes
$420.00 Per Plan/PermitPC: Water System (Soil
Boring/Probe)
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Cathodic Wells
$580.00 Each PlanPC: Water System,
Cathodic Wells
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on Backflow Prevention Devices
$300 Per PlanPC: Water System,
Backflow Device
CANNABIS
Hourly fee for Shared Use Cannabis Manufacturing
Facility consultation with a minimum duration of 1.5
hours
$190.00 1.5 hours, then
$122/hr
thereafter
PC: Cannabis Plan
Consultation
Fee charged to review plans for minor remodel of
cannabis facility
50% of
appropriate fee
per plan
Each PlanPC: Cannabis Minor
Remodel
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Dispensary Facility.
$850.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Dispensary
Facility, 1-1,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Dispensary Facility.
$1,350.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Dispensary
Facility, 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Dispensary Facility.
$1,700.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Dispensary
Facility, 6,000+ sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Manufacturer
Facility.
$1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis
Manufacturer Facility,
1-1,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Manufacturer
Facility.
$1,605.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis
Manufacturer Facility,
2,000-5,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Manufacturer
Facility.
$2,105.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis
Manufacturer Facility,
6,000+ sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Distributor Facility.
$1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Distributor
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Cultivation Facility.
$1,415.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Cultivation
Facility, 1-1,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Cultivation Facility.
$1,665.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Cultivation
Facility, 2,000-5,999 sq ft
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
PLAN CHECK FEES
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Cultivation Facility.
$2,105.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Cultivation
Facility, 6,000-9,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department for Plan Review
on New and Remodeled Cannabis Cultivation Facility.
$2,355.00 Each PlanPC: Cannabis Cultivation
Facility, 10,000+ sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to business owner
for Plan Review on Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility, 1-1,999 sq ft
$1,100.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility,
1-1,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to business owner
for Plan Review on Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility, 2,000-5,999 sq ft
$1,605.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility,
2,000-5,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to business owner
for Plan Review on Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility, 6,000+ sq ft
$2,105.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility,
6,000+ sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to tenant for Plan
Review on Shared Use Cannabis Manufacturing
Facility, 1-1,999 sq ft
$555.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility -
Tenant, 1-1,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to tenant for Plan
Review on Shared Use Cannabis Manufacturing
Facility, 2,000-5,999 sq ft
$805.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility -
Tenant, 2,000-5,999 sq ft
Fee Charged by Health Department to tenant for Plan
Review on Shared Use Cannabis Manufacturing
Facility, 6,000+ sq ft
$1,055.00 Each PlanPC: Shared Use Cannabis
Manufacturing Facility -
Tenant, 6,000+ sq ft
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Fees for hearing officer costs. $250 Per HearingOffice Hearing Fees Penalty fee for failing to show at scheduled hearing. 50% of office hearing fee
EachNo Show Administrative
Office Hearing Penalty
Fee for costs associated with license/permit
verification including, but not limited to, change of
ownership
$270 Inspection/
Change
License/Permit Inspection
Fee
Cost to provide materials. Charge the
actual cost of
materials
EachEnvironmental Health
Materials
Fee Charged by Health Department for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not Completed
$340.00 ReinspectionEnvironmental Health
Reinspection (General)
Surcharge to recover the costs of the technology
needs of the Environmental Health Bureau
2.3% Per Permit/Plan
Check Fees
Environmental Health
Technology Surcharge
Purchase of Booklet $3.05 BookletCalifornia Safe Body Art Act Booklet
CANNABIS FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1825 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Dispensary: 1 - 1,999 sq.
ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1910 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Dispensary: 2,000+ sq. ft.
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
CANNABIS FEES
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,725.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Cultivator: 1 - 1,999 sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,815.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Cultivator: 2,000 - 5,999
sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,900.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Cultivator: 6,000+ sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,105.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Manufacturer: 1 - 1,999
sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,495.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Manufacturer: 2,000 -
5,999 sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,845.00 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Manufacturer: 6,000+ sq.
ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1605 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Distributor: 1 - 1,999 sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1690 Annual PermitAdult-Use Cannabis Distributor: 2,000+ sq. ft.
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,290.00 Annual PermitShared Use Cannabis Manufacturing Facility:
1-1,999 sq ft
manufacturing
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $1,825.00 Annual PermitShared Use Cannabis Manufacturing Facility:
2,000-5,999 sq ft
manufacturing
Business Owner Charged for Annual Health Permit $2,325.00 Annual PermitShared Use Cannabis Manufacturing Facility:
6,000+ sq ft manufacturing
Tenant charged for Annual Permit $265 Annual PermitShared Use Cannabis Manufacturing Tenant
Fee Charged by Health Department for Additional
Inspections when Corrections are not Completed
$330.00 Each
reinspection
Cannabis - Reinspection
Fee
MASSAGE & FITNESS FACILITY
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department for
Massage Establishments
$255.00 Annual PermitMassage
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department for
Health Clubs
$255.00 Annual PermitHealth/Fitness Center
Annual Permit Fee Charged by Health Department for
Tanning Salon.
$250 Annual PermitTanning Salon
LAUNDRY FACILITY
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Laundromat Inspection
$255.00 1-4000 sq ftLaundry: 1-4000 sq ft
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
LAUNDRY FACILITY
Annual Permit Fee Charged to Business Owner for
Laundromat Inspection
$450.00 4001+ sq ftLaundry: 4001+ sq ft
LABORATORY SERVICES
NON-DIAGNOSTIC GENERAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT REGISTRATION
For health care providers who offer non-diagnostic
health assessment including CLIA-waived tests.
These providers are issued a certificate that will allow them to offer such tests, once required documentation
is submitted and compliance established.
730 CertificateNon-diagnostic Testing
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING
WATER TESTING
To test for the presence of fecal coliforms in
recreational water
36.8 SpecimenNon-Potable/Recreational
Water, Enterolert
To test for the presence of fecal coliforms in
recreational water
36.8 SpecimenNon-Potable/Recreational
Water, Colilert 18 (Fecal &
Total)
To test for the presence of fecal coliforms in drinking water
$38.75 SpecimenPotable/Drinking Water,
Line Clearance, Colilert
P/A
To test for the presence of fecal coliforms in drinking water
36.8 SpecimenPotable/Drinking Water, ,
Colilert P/A
ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD
A test that quantitates the amount of lead in
environmental samples
$28.30 TestLead Testing For Dust
Wipes, Paint Chips, Soil,
Air Filter
A test that quantitates the amount of lead in
environmental samples
$28.30 TestLead Testing for Water
CLINICAL CHEMISTRY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
12.1 TestUrinalysis Complete
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
14.35 TestPregnancy Test, Urine
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$31.40 TestBlood Lead
BACTERIOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
36.8 TestAntimicrobial Susceptibility
Tests
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, Anaerobic
Bacteria
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, GC
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$48.40 TestCulture, Stool
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
BACTERIOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, Miscellaneous
Bacteriology
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, Throat
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, Urine
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$48.40 TestCulture for Identification
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCulture, Diphtheria
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$69.00 TestCulture, Food Poisoning
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
12.1 TestStreptococcus, Rapid
Screen
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
36.8 TestGC Smear
MYCOBACTERIOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$20.95 TestAFB Smear
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$41.80 TestAFB Culture
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$9.85 TestAFB Susceptibility
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$41.80 TestAFB by DNA Probe
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$48.40 TestAFB Culture for
Identification
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
125 TestQuantiferon - TB Gold
MYCOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
12.1 TestFungal Smear
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
12.1 TestWet Mount
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
36.8 TestFungal Culture
PARASITOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$16.30 TestBlood Smear for Parasites
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$28.75 TestCryptosporidium & Giardia
DFA
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$20.95 TestCryptosporidium by
Modified Acid Fast Stain
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
PARASITOLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$16.30 TestHelminth/Arthropod ID
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$48.40 TestOva & Parasite Exam
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$8.30 TestPinworm Paddle
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
36.75 TestFecal Leucocytes
SEROLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
26.45 TestDarkfield
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
18.45 TestTP-PA (Confirmatory test
for Syphilis)
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
8.65 TestRPR Qualitative
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
9.85 TestRPR Quantitative
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
140 TestHepatitis A, Total Antibody
(IgG and IgM)
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
140 TestHepatitis A, IgM
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
280 TestHepatitis B Panel
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
140 TestHepatitis B Core Total
Antibody
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
140 TestHepatitis B Surface
Antibody
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
140 TestHepatitis B Surface
Antigen
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
18.45 TestHepatitis C Antibody
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
73 TestHIV-1/HIV-2
Antigen-Antibody Combo,
Serum
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$160.00 TestWNV lgM (EIA)
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
83 TestWNV lgG (IFA)
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
55 TestWNV lgM (IFA)
MOLECULAR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$20.95 TestChlamydia by NAAT
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$20.95 TestGonorrhea by NAAT
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
MOLECULAR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$140.00 TestInfluenza A & B by PCR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$140.00 TestNorovirus by PCR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
125 TestB. pertussis by PCR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$130.00 TestEnterovirus by PCR
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$130.00 TestMeasles by PCR
VIROLOGY
A diagnostic test to aid clinicians with their clinical findings.
$42.35 TestRabies by DFA
CLINICAL SERVICES
TRAVEL IMMUNIZATION
Cost for nurse to administer vaccine. $26.03 VisitAdult Immunization Fee (Includes Validation)
Cost for nurse to evaluate patient itinerary, medical
history and travel safety.
$51.00 VisitTravel Nursing
Assessment Fee (Includes
written Prescription for
Malaria Medication)
Cost to re-evaluate after initial visit. $22.50 VisitTravel Follow-Up Visit Cost to reproduce an immunization record. $12.50 CopyCopy of Immunization Record
Cost to validate a travel certificate record. $12.50 CertificateTravel Certificate Validation Duplication
Cost to reproduce a tuberculin skin test report. 12.20 CopyCopy of Tuberculin Skin Test Report
VACCINES
Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseFlu (Influenza) Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseCOVID-19 Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseRSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) Vaccine
Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseHepatitis B Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseTwinrix Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseJapanese Encephalitis Vaccine
Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseMeningococcal Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseMMR (Measles-Mumps-Rubella)
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
VACCINES
Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DosePolio Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseRabies Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseTyphoid Vaccine-Injection Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseTyphoid Vaccine-Oral Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseYellow Fever Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseCholera Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DosePneumococcal Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseSpecial Vaccines Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseHavrix (Adult) Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseHavrix (Child) Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseHPV Vaccine Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseVaricella Vaccine (Varivax) Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DosePneumovax Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseShingles
IMMUNOGLOBULINS/ TOXOIDS
Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseDT (Diphtheria-Tetanus) Cost to administer & purchase vaccine. $26.03 + cost DoseTetanus Toxoid Absorbed Cost to administer & purchase immunoglobulin. $26.03 + cost DoseHBIG (Hepatitis B lg) Cost to administer & purchase immunoglobulin. $26.03 + cost DoseImmune (Gamma) Globulin, Serum [Adult]
Cost to administer & purchase immunoglobulin. $26.03 + cost DoseImmune (Gamma) Globulin, Serum [Child]
Cost to administer & purchase immunoglobulin. $26.03 + cost DoseVZIG (Zoster Immune Globulin)
Cost to administer & purchase immunoglobulin. $26.03 + cost DoseRabies Immune Globulin (RIG)
SKIN TESTS
Cost to provide screening test. $26.03 + cost TestTB Skin Test (PPD)
OFFICE/PATIENT VISITS
An office/patient visit with a new patient with a duration of up to 10 minutes. (99201)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitNew Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Minimal Exam
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
OFFICE/PATIENT VISITS
An office/patient visit with a new patient with a duration of up to 20 minutes. (99202)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitNew Patient -
Office/Patient Visit - Brief
Exam
An office/patient visit with a new patient with a duration of up to 30 minutes. (99203)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitNew Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Limited Exam
An office/patient visit with a new patient with a duration of up to 40 minutes. (99204)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitNew Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Intermediate Exam
An office/patient visit with a new patient with a duration of up to 50 minutes. (99205)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitNew Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Comprehensive Exam
An office/patient visit with an established patient with a duration of up to 5 minutes. (99211)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitExisting Patient -
Office/Patient Visit - Brief
Exam
An office/patient visit with an established patient with a duration of up to 10 minutes. (99212)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitExisting Patient -
Office/Patient Visit - Minor
Exam
An office/patient visit with an established patient with a duration of up to 15 minutes. (99213)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitExisting Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Follow-Up
An office/patient visit with an established patient with a duration of up to 25 minutes. (99214)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitExisting Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Extensive Visit
An office/patient visit with an established patient with a duration of up to 40 minutes. (99215)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitExisting Patient -
Office/Patient Visit -
Comprehensive Exam
To provide blood draw for medical screening. $30.20 PersonPhlebotomy Fee Health exam. Medi-Cal +
10%
VisitChild Health and Disability
Prevention (CHDP)
Primary Care - Nursing
Assessment
Health exam. Medi-Cal +
10%
VisitCHDP Primary
Care-Physician
Assessment (Incl. Nursing
Assessment)
TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachIsoniazid
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachEthambutol
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachRifampin
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachPyrazinamide
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachPyridoxine
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachCiprofloxacin
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachLevofloxacin
Cost for Tuberculosis Medication Cost EachRifabutin
Assessment of immigrant; documentation completion $200.00 EachTB Class B Immigrant Evaluation and
Documentation
Completion
Procedure to assist patient with production of sputum
specimens.
$26.70 EachSputum Induction
Reading of chest x-ray by radiologist for health
evaluation purposes.
$28.90 VisitChest X-ray Clients who
bring own X-ray (Radiology
Reading)
Cost of x-ray. $66.00 X-RayChest X-ray - Single View
Cost of x-ray. $83.00 X-RayChest X-ray - Two Views
Digital copy of Chest X-Ray on CD $12.80 Each copyCopy of Chest X-Ray Cost to reproduce a chest x-ray report. $12.80 CopyCopy of Chest X-ray Report
Cost to reproduce a tuberculosis discharge card. $12.80 CopyCopy of Discharge Card Directly observed administration of medication to
ensure patients adhere to treatment for tuberculosis.
Medi-Cal Rate
+ 10%
Per VisitDirectly Observed Therapy
(DOT) Visit
HIV TESTING, COUNSELING AND REFERRAL (HIV-CTR) SERVICES & HCC (HIV CARE COORDINATION) Fee charges are in accordance with the Early
Intervention fee schedule as established by the State
of California, Department of Health Services, on a
sliding scale.
$0 - $107 Visit HIV Care Coordination
Clinic Fees
Comprehensive HIV testing and counseling services;
Results will be anonymous
$0.00 VisitAnonymous HIV Testing
and Counseling Clinic Visit
Comprehensive HIV testing and counseling services $13.50 VisitConfidential HIV Testing and Counseling Clinic Visit
Court ordered HIV testing and counseling services $48.05 VisitCourt Ordered HIV Testing and Counseling Clinic Visit
Cost to reproduce a HIV Test Result $12.80 CopyCopy of HIV Test Results
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
A psychiatric evaluation with a focus on taking history and making a diagnostic assessment. (90791)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychiatric Diagnostic
Evaluation
A psychiatric evaluation with a focus on taking history and making a diagnostic assessment in addition to
providing medical services. (90792)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychiatric Diagnostic
Evaluation with Medical
Services
A psychotherapy session with a duration between 16
to 37 minutes. (90832)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 30
minutes
Additional charge for a psychotherapy session with a
duration between 16 to 37 minutes in addition to an
office/patient visit. (90833)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 30
minutes (Add-On)
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
A psychotherapy session with a duration between 38
to 52 minutes. (90834)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 45
minutes
Additional charge for a psychotherapy session with a
duration between 38 to 52 minutes in addition to an
office/patient visit. (90836)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 45
minutes (Add-On)
A psychotherapy session with a duration 53 minutes or
longer. (90837)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 60
minutes
Additional charge for a psychotherapy session with a
duration between 53 minutes or longer in addition to
an office/patient visit. (90838)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, 60
minutes (Add-On)
A psychotherapy session for a patient and their family.
The family is part of the patient evaluation and
treament process. (90847)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy, Family
A psychotherapy session for a non-family group.
(90853)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Person per visitPsychotherapy, Group
Additional charge when services involve factors that
increase the complexity of the psychotherapy session.
An example would be involvement of family members
or other third parties in the visit. (90785)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy: Interactive
Complexity (Add-On)
A psychotherapy session with a duration of up to 60
minutes requring urgent assessment and history of the
crisis state and a mental status exam. The presenting
problem must be life threatening or require immediate
attention. (90839)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitPsychotherapy for Crisis,
60 minutes
Additional charge for each additional 30 minutes of
crisis psychotherapy. (90840)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
Additional 30
minutes
Psychotherapy for Crisis,
additional 30 minutes
An initial assessment to determine the biological,
psychological, and social factors affecting the patient's physical health and any treament problems. (96150)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitHealth and Behavior
Assessment, Initial
A re-assessment of the patient to evaluate their
condition and determine the need for further treament.
(96151)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitHealth and Behavior
Assessment,
Re-Assessment
An intervention service provided to modify the
psychologicial, behavioral, cognitive, and social factors affecting the patient's phsycial health and well being. (96152)
Medicare Rate
+ 10%
VisitHealth and Behavior
Intervention, Individual
DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT TRAINING SERVICES
An initial individual outpatient training session on
diabetes self-management. (G0108)
Medicare +
10%
30 minutesDiabetes
Self-Management
Training, Individual
A group outpatient training session on diabetes
self-management. (G0109)
Medicare +
10%
30 minutes per
person
Diabetes
Self-Management
Training, Group
VITAL STATISTICS
Fees charged are in accordance with the Vital Statistics fee schedule as established by the Department of Health Services, Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics.
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
VITAL STATISTICS
Fee for rush services of birth certificates $25.00+ cost of certificate
CopyExpedited Copies of Birth
Certificates
Emergency Weekend Filing of Death Certificates $135.00 per filingEmergency Weekend Filing of Death Certificates
Certified letter establishing that the cause of death
was not from a contagious disease when transporting
human remains across state lines or to a foreign
country.
$27.50 EachLetters of Noncontagious
Disease for Ship Out of
Human Remains
RECORD VALIDATION/DUPLICATION
Cost to duplicate a medical record. $26.00 +
$0.30/pg
RecordMedical Record
Duplication
Cost to provide a summary report of a med
record/chart.
$34.95 EachMedical Clinic-Medical
Summary
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
Cost to provide materials. Actual Cost EachHealth Education Materials Per Session for administrative processes Actual Cost SessionContinuing Education Units - Certification
Cost to attend class. $52.00 EachCourt Ordered Health
Education Classes
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Fee to train adult use cannabis dispensaries on
responsible vending.
$295.00 PersonResponsible Cannabis
Vending (RCV) Fee
FACILITY RENTAL FEES
Room rental fee - 2-hour minimum $38.05 HourNot-for-Profit Groups Room rental fee - 2-hour minimum $55.00 HourFor-Profit Groups Cost to provide maintenance services. $46.00 Each
Reservation
Maintenance Fee, up to 30
people
Cost to provide maintenance services. $60.00 Each
Reservation
Maintenance Fee, 30+
people or two rooms
Room rental fee - additional cost to cover
maintenance services outside of normal business
hours
$96.00 Up to 4 HoursWeekend and Evening
Premium - First 4 Hours
Room rental fee - additional cost to cover
maintenance services outside of normal business
hours
$30.20 Hour ThereafterWeekend and Evening
Premium - Additional
Hours
Language Interpretation, Equipment, etc. Actual Cost ServiceSpecial Services
HMIS USER FEES
Homeless Management Information System
Fee for initial setup/training of HMIS User for the
Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)
Cost UserHMIS New User Setup
Fee
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DEPARTMENT: HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
PerFeeDescriptionFee Name
HMIS USER FEES
Annual fee for user licenses, technical support, and
training for users of the Homeless Management
Information System (HMIS)
Cost UserHMIS User License
Annual fee for Advance Reporting Tool (ART) Viewer
licenses, technical support, and training for the
Homeless Management Information System (HMIS)
Cost UserHMIS Advance Reporting
Tool Viewer License
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