Health Services

SEA-MC tit. 3, subtit. II, ch. 3.30, subch. II

in effect

Seattle Mun. Code ch. 3.30, subch. II, § 3.30.100 Agreements with municipalities for environmental and personal health care services.

3.30.100 - Agreements with municipalities for environmental and personal health care services. As requested by the Director of Public Health and recommended by the Mayor in the materials attached to Ordinance 107098; [10] the Director of Public Health is authorized for and on behalf of the City to execute agreements with municipalities located within King County, substantially in the form of the agreement attached to Ordinance 107098 and identified as "Health Service Agreement Between the Seattle-King County Department of Public Health and Municipalities within King County" providing for the performance of environmental and personal health care services by Public Health—Seattle & King County for the residents of such municipalities, pursuant to RCW 70.08.090 and 70.05.150. (Ord. 123668, § 1, 2011; Ord. 107098 § 1, 1978.)

Seattle Mun. Code ch. 3.30, subch. II, § 3.30.110 Refund of permit fee.

3.30.110 - Refund of permit fee. Whenever any permit is issued by Public Health—Seattle & King County and a fee paid therefor, and no rights are exercised pursuant thereto and application is made for refund, the Director of Public Health shall certify the facts including the amount of the permit fee and the fund into which the same was paid and his or her approval of the refund, and upon presentation of such certificate to the Director of Finance and Administrative Services such officer is authorized to draw and to pay a warrant in the amount of such refund drawn upon the proper fund and the necessary appropriations are hereby made. If applicable fund is solvent at the time payment is ordered, the Director of Finance and Administrative Services may elect to make payment by check. Provided that no such refund is authorized when the amount of the permit fee is $4 or less, and all refunds shall be made in the amount paid for the permit less the sum of $3; and provided further, that before any such refund is made, the permit shall be surrendered to the Director of Public Health and by him or her canceled. (Ord. 123668, § 1, 2011; Ord. 123361, § 39, 2010; Ord. 120794 § 18, 2002: Ord. 120114 § 4, 2000; Ord. 116368, § 44, 1992; Ord. 104203 § 1, 1975.)

Seattle Mun. Code ch. 3.30, subch. II, § 3.30.120 Duplicate Medicare payments.

3.30.120 - Duplicate Medicare payments. Whenever in the performance of services in connection with the Medicare Program Public Health—Seattle & King County receives duplicate payments for the performance of such services and application is made for a refund, the Director of Public Health shall certify the facts including the amount of such duplicate payment and the fund into which the same was paid and his or her approval of the refund, and upon presentation of such certificate to the Director of Finance and Administrative Services such officer is authorized to draw and to pay a warrant in the amount of such refund drawn upon the proper fund and the necessary appropriations are hereby made. If the applicable fund is solvent at the time payment is ordered, the Director of Finance and Administrative Services may elect to make payment by check. (Ord. 123668, § 1, 2011; Ord. 123361, § 40, 2010; Ord. 120794 § 19, 2002: Ord. 120114 § 5, 2000: Ord. 116368, § 45, 1992; Ord. 98418, § 1, 1969.)

Seattle Mun. Code ch. 3.30, subch. II, § 3.30.140 Personal health services—Authorization to solicit monetary donations—Conditions.

3.30.140 - Personal health services—Authorization to solicit monetary donations—Conditions. As requested by the Director of Public Health—Seattle & King County and recommended by the Mayor in the material attached to the ordinance codified in this section, in order to recover a portion of the operating costs of the Department, the Director is authorized to solicit monetary donations for the provision of personal health services including but not limited to the following: 1. Clinical services: a. Dental health promotion and treatment, b. Dental services for older adults, c. Sexually transmitted diseases, d. Chest-lung diseases, e. Maternal child health, f. Geriatric screening/monitoring; 2. Group services: a. Maternal child health, b. Sudden infant death syndrome; and to handle such donation consistent with agreements and understandings between the City and King County regarding the organization, management, and financing of the Department and applicable state, City and county laws, ordinances, regulations and administrative procedures. (Ord. 123668, § 1, 2011; Ord. 110049, § 1, 1981.)

Source: City of Seattle, Seattle Municipal Code and City Charter (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/wa/seattle/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=TIT3AD_SUBTITLE_IIDEOF_CH3.30PUHEEAKICO_SUBCHAPTER_IIHESEFetched: 11/1/2026