Pay Environment Health Fees Online

Pay for environmental health services online, including food hygiene, on-site sewage, and recreational water.

Fee Schedule Effective September 1, 2025

Management of Fats, Oils, and Grease
 Fee
Annual Permit$145
Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) testing feeIndustry Cost
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) testing feeIndustry Cost
Food Hygiene
 Fee
Tier 0Farmers Market$100
Tier 0-NCNon-Profits & Group Care Facilities Serving Food$0
Tier 1$0-$49,999.99 Gross Annual Food/Beverage Sales$258
Tier 2$50,000.00-$149,999.99 Gross Annual Food/Beverage Sales$515
Tier 3$150,000.00 Gross Annual Food/Beverage Sales$773
Temporary Food Establishment (per booth/per day)$52
Temporary Food Establishment Annual Permit (Endorsement for permitted food establishments)$200
Group Care
 Fee
Day Care Center$350
Foster/Adopt$150/$75*
*$150 for first structure, $75 for each additional structure on property
On-Site Sewage Facilities
 Fee
On-site Sewage Facility (OSSF) Residential$800
On-site Sewage Facility (OSSF) Commercial$900
Existing OSSF Inspection½ permit cost
Work Without Authorization to Construct – 1st Offense$350 + Permit Fee
Work Without Authorization to Construct – 2nd Offense$700 + Permit Fee
Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) testing feeIndustry Cost
Total Suspended Solids (TSS) testing feeIndustry Cost
Trip Fee$150
Recreational Water
 Fee
Application/ Plan Review$150
Public and Semi-public Pool and Spa$500/each
Public Interactive Water Feature (No Charge) – When more than 2 permits required on property$0
Miscellaneous
 Fee
Inspection Request$150
Variance Application$100
Late Permit renewal$100
Outside City limits (Group Care Centers & Recreational Water)$150
Re-inspection Fee (Food Hygiene & Recreational Water)$200
Convenience Fee
A convenience fee of 2.65% (In Person) and 3.49% (Online) of the total charged amount will be applied to all credit/debit card transactions.

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