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TYPE OF FACILITY |
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT PLAN |
| REVIEW FEES |
| I. |
Swimming Pools |
| 100,000 gallons or more in volume |
$ 800.00 plus
$ 99/hr. for all hours of review
time greater than 8 hours |
| II. |
Swimming Pools less than 100,000 gallons, Spa Pools, and Recirculating
Spray Pools |
$ 400.00 plus
$ 99/hr. for all hours of review
time greater than 4 hours |
| III. |
Wading Pools and Nonrecirculating Spray Pools |
$ 200.00 plus
$ 99/hr. for all hours of review
time greater than 2 hours |
| IV. |
Alterations, renovations, or modifications to existing swimming, spa, wading or spray pools $ 100.00 plus $
99/hr. for all hours of review time greater than 1 hour. |
| (a) |
The department may charge an additional fee of
$87 plus associated laboratory costs for any
inspections beyond those provided under the
annual operating permit when necessary due to
violations of such items as (a) noncompliance
with water quality standards, and (b) failure to
comply with operational requirements for health
and safety.
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| (b) |
The department may charge an alternate annual
fee for an operating permit based on direct and
indirect costs associated with issuance of the
permit when arrangements are made with local
health jurisdictions to administer all or
portions of the duties associated with the
operating permit. Except, that the fee for this
operating permit cannot exceed the cost
established by the previous portions of this
regulation, but the fee may be less.
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| (c) |
During the first year of development of the
operating permit and for new pool facilities
built hereafter, or pools temporarily closed
(significant period of several months) and
reopened, there are provisions for prorating the
costs for the operating permits.
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| (d) |
A reduction in fees, up to but not exceeding
thirty percent, may be granted by the department
when a facility operator can demonstrate a
satisfactory level of training in pool safety,
water quality, maintenance and operations. The
department will develop criteria for these fee
reductions within six months of the adoption of
this regulation.
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| (e) |
For limited use facilities requiring operating
permits which are serving less than fifteen
living units, the operating permit shall be
fifty percent of the fee. However, the
department may charge a reinspection fee if
necessary under (a) of other terms and
conditions.
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| (f) |
Fees for multiple facilities at the same
physical location shall have a maximum FEE CAP as
follows: Seasonal (0-6 months) WRF's: $774
NOTE: The third and subsequent pool/spa at the
same location will be charged $51 for each
additional pool/spa.
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Year around (>6 months) WRF's $1032 NOTE: The
third and subsequent pool/spa at the same
physical location will be charged $67 for each
additional pool/spa.
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(4) Examples of Fees Charged:
| (a) |
If more than one pool at a facility and one is a
year-round pool and another is a seasonal
pool--year-round pool is base cost, seasonal
pool is charged at additional fee charge. For
example: Year-round spa = $424 plus seasonal
swimming pool is $63 = $487 total operating
permits.
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| (b) |
If a single swimming pool and a single spa pool
is used at the facility, the fee schedule will
include fees as noted. For a 0-6 month permit,
the primary fee for the single swimming would be
$291 and the spa pool would be viewed as the
second pool at the facility and would have a fee
of $63, total operating permit fees would be
$354.
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| (c) |
If there are 12 pools/spas at a single
year-around pool facility, the FEE CAP would
apply and the maximum fee of $1032 would be
charged. ($477 base fee, $84 for first
additional pool/spa, $67 for the remaining ten
year-around pools/spas (10 x $67 = $670)) Total
fee before fee cap = $477 + $84 + $670 = $1231.
After FEE CAP the total fee = $1032. If
approved training were credited to this facility
for the maximum 30% discount, the 30% would be
applied to the FEE CAP fee of $1032; $1032 - 30%
= $723. |