Fiscal Note
Current establishments will not be affected by these changes until they renew their licenses effective January 1, 2017. The 2017 Operating Budget request submitted by Public Health incorporates the fee increases, which will total about $4,000 in the 2017-2018 licensing year.
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Amending Sections 7.07(8)(g), 7.07(10), 7.08(1), 7.08(7)(b), (c) & (e), 7.15(1), 7.15(3), 7.15(6)(a)2. & (b), 7.50, and 7.51; creating Sections 7.07(9), 7.08(7)(j) & (k), and 7.15(6)(d)1. e. & f.; renumbering Sections 7.07(9) through (11) to (10) through (12), respectively; and amending Section 1.08(3)(b) of the Madison General Ordinances to revise several sections in the Health Code in order to reflect State-level changes, update administrative sections and amend the fee structure to better reflect the work required of Public Health Madison Dane County.
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DRAFTER'S ANALYSIS: Section 7.07(8)(g) is amended to split an existing category for Food and Drink Licenses into two different fees based on annual gross food sales. New Sec. 7.07(9) is created to create a separate fee for micro markets. Secs 7.07(10), (11), and (12) are renumbered. Newly renumbered Sec. 7.07(10) is amended to charge a re-inspection fee when follow-up is required consistent with the State of Wisconsin re-inspection fee structure. Secs 7.08(1); (7)(b); (7)(c); and (7)(e) are amended to update the term “Temporary Restaurant” to “Temporary food establishment” to be consistent with Wisconsin Food Code. Sec 7.08(7)(a) is amended to remove the late fee for Temporary Food permits. Sec. 7.08(7)(b) is amended to create an annual Temporary Food Establishment license and remove the daily permit required as mandated by changes in Wis. Stat. ch. 97. Secs. 7.08(7)(j) and (k) are created to require Temporary Food Establishments to register with the Department and authorize the Department to inspect their premises. Sec. 7.15 is amended to be consistent with State of Wisconsin Administrative Code on Tattoo a...
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