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c, *On Sept. 30, 2002 Governor Mike Easley signed into law AN ACT TO MODIFY THE CURRENT OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS ACT OF 2001 AND TO MAKE OTHER CHANGES IN THE BUDGET OPERATION OF THE STATE. This new law established a plan review fee under SECTION 29A.1fi. G..S. 130A-248 (f) that states "Any local health department may charge a fee not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200.00) for plan review by that local health department of plans for food establishments" The Cabarrus- Health Alliance Board did approve a $200:00 plan review-fee for plan review BUT Cabarrus Health Alliance has waived that fee for every school cafeteria built in Cabarrus County since that date. Those schools where the fee was waived were: The New Bethel Elementary (2004), Carl A Furr Elementary (2007), Charles E. Boger Elementary (2007), Pitts School Road Elementary (2005), W.R. Odell Elementary (2007), Hickory Ridge High School (2007), the new Cox Mlll High School (2009) and the new A.T. Allen Elementary that is currently under construction. *In 2006, the North Carolina General Assembly passed Session Law 2006-202, which requires local health departments to initiate programs for permitting, inspection and testing of private drinking water wells, These types of wells include (1) private wells that serve a single residence and (2) transient non-community water supply wells that do not meet the definition of °public water supply" in 15A NCAC 18C (i.e: restaurants, churches, schools, child care facilities, and medical facilities).. The Cabarrus Health Alliance Board did approve a $325.00 fee that includes the inspection and sampling of the wells; as part of this process each private drinking water well is tested far total coliform bacteria and if present, further tested analyzed for the presence of fecal coliform bacteria or E. coil, Arsenic, Barium, Cadmium, Chromium, Copper, Fluoride, Lead, Iron, Magnesium, Manganese, Mercury, Nitrate, Nitrite, Selenium, Silver, Sodium, Zinc and pH Cabarrus Health Alliance has waived that fee for' the permit and sampling of three wells located at the Cabarrus County demolition landfill, Camp ~ N Spencer and the incubator farm located off Atando Aoad. *G,S. 130A-333 thru 130A-343 and Section 15A NCAC 18A .1900 are the laws and rules that govern the treatment and disposal of domestic type sewage for on-site ground absorption wastewater disposal systems. Activities within this program have established fees approved by the Cabarrus Health Alliance Board: In 2005 the Cabarrus Health Alliance waived the permit fee for the septic system that serves the shop at the Cabarrus County Landfill (permit # 05-143)and in 2007 we waived the septic tank permit fee for the septic system to serve the new scale house at the same location (permit # 07-206). In 2003 the Cabarrus Health Alliance waived the permit fee for the septic system that serves the bathhouse for• the campgrounds located at Camp T.N. Spencer: In 2008 the permi# fees were waived for the septic system that serves the new concession stand/shower room for the remodeled pool. (permit # 08-0002). Attachment number 1 Page 340 of 362 G-2