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2 <br />3. The Health Department's Environmental Health division has received notification of <br />additional State funds of $2,600 in Food and Lodging inspection revenues. These funds <br />reflect aperformance-based distribution of Food and Lodging fees based on the <br />County's compliance with mandated inspections of food and lodging establishments. <br />The department plans to use these funds to offset costs associated with the Food and <br />Lodging program. <br />4. At its January 22, 2009 meeting, the Board of County Commissioners approved <br />additions and/or changes to the following fees within the Personal Health division of the <br />Orange County Health Department: <br />Description Current <br />Fee Approved <br />Fee Amount <br />Im lanon - im lantab(e hormonal contrace tive New $765.00 <br />Insertion, non-biode radable dru delive New $132.00 <br />Removal, non-biode radable dru delive New $152.00 <br />Removal with re-insertion, non-biode radable dru delive New $231.00 <br />Oral contrace tive Pills. New $7.00 <br />Em to ee Varicella Titer New $78.00 <br />Em to ee Measles Rubeola Titer New $48.00 <br />Em to ee Mum s Titer New $50.00 <br />Em to ee Rubet(a Titer New $75.00 <br />Bile Acid Test New $93.00 <br />Administration of Influenza Vaccine -Medicare $5.00 $11.00 <br />Administration of Pneumococcal Vaccine -Medicare $5.00 $11.00 <br />Adult Medicaid Co- a New $3.00 <br />This budget amendment amends the County fee schedule to include the above stated fee <br />additions and changes. <br />(See Attachment 7, column # 2) <br />Central/Northern Orange Senior Center Capital Project Ordinance <br />5. This budget amendment transfers $5,000 fram the <br />Capital Project to the Central/Northern Orange Senio <br />public art display (See Attachment 3, Central/Norther <br />Project Ordinance) <br />Visitors Bureau <br />County Facilities Arts Reserve <br />r Center to cover the cost of a <br />n Orange Senior Center Capital <br />6. The Visitors Bureau has received an additional contribution, totaling $30,000, from the <br />Town of Chapel Hill for marketing efforts performed by the Bureau. The receipt of these <br />monies increase the original FY 2008-09 budgeted contribution from the Town from <br />$100,000 to $130,000. These funds will offset the cost of Bureau publications, marketing <br />efforts, and office supplies. (See Attachment 9, column #3) <br />