The King County Board of Health will hold its next meeting Thursday, February 19, 2015 at 1:30 p.m. Last month the Board of Health subcommittee proposed keeping farmers market and temporary fees at 2014 levels through 2015. The Board will likely vote on this proposal at the meeting tomorrow.

According to Public Health, over the course of this year staff will develop an alternative service model with the goal of safe food vending at farmers markets and temporary events that is within the limitations of the full cost recovery requirements required from Public Health.

The meeting will be held at:
King County Council Chambers
10th Floor, King County Courthouse
516 3rd Avenue, Room 1001
Seattle

Agenda

1. Call to order

2. Roll call

3. Announcement of any alternates serving in place of regular members

4. Approval of Minutes of January 15, 2015

5. Public comments

Discussion and possible action

6. Election of Chair and Vice-Chairs

7. Resolution No. 15-02
A Resolution designating the order in which the vice chairs of the King County Board of Health may act in the absence of the chair in 2015.

8. Resolution No. 15-03
A Resolution adopting the 2015 work plan for the King County Board of Health.

9. R&R No. BOH 15-01
A Rule and Regulation relating to fees for environmental health services
Public Hearing Required

Briefings

10. BOH Briefing No. 15-B04
Legislative update

Jennifer Muhm, External and Legislative Affairs Officer, Public Health – Seattle & King County

11. Chair's Report

12. Board Member Updates

13. Administrator's Report

14. Other business

15. Adjournment

If you have questions or need additional information about this agenda, please call 206-263-8791, or write to Maria Wood, Board of Health Administrator via email at maria.wood@kingcounty.gov

Visit the King County Board of Health web pages at www.kingcounty.gov/health/boh.

The King County Board of Health sets county-wide public health policy, enacts and enforces local public health regulations, and carries out other duties of local boards of health specified in state law. These duties include enforcing state public health statutes, preventing and controlling the spread of infectious disease, abating nuisances, and establishing fee schedules for licenses, permits and other services.