Environmental Health Forms
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Animal Adoptions
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Adoption & Low-Cost Spay Neuter Agreement
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This form allows Animal Control staff to keep records of the pets being adopted and neuter agreements in accordance with County Code. |
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Individuals who choose to adopt an animal from the county shelter must complete and agree to the terms and conditions of this form to begin the process of facilitating an adoption. |
Body Art
| Application for Body Art Facility Permit |
This application is the initial form to apply for a body art facility permit. The application consists of general business information, location, and owner information, sanitary services infection prevention control plan, body art practitionercs, and the applicant's certification. |
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This application indicates the practitioner’s information, site of operation, type of body art procedures, days/hours of operation vaccines required and OSHA Bloodborne pathogens training. |
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This form requires the facility operator to fully describe the decontamination and disinfection of ALL equipment used in the facility including the method of properly disposing used tools contaminated with bodily fluids. A sterilization log is attached to this link. |
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A body art facility employee who refuses to take the hepatitis vaccine signs this form. |
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This form provides the guidelines for such event, general event information requested, waste disposal, a list of body art booths, and a site plan. |
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This form requires general information about the temporary facility, disposal of instruments, booths set up, wastewater disposal and other safety questions.
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Food Facilities
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This form is for food facility applicants to provide basic information to the division. It also provides a checklist and guidance information for applicants to be ready for their initial inspection. |
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This application is for any food facility. The application includes the location, ownership information, management, and billing information. |
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This form is an agreement for multiple food facilities to share restrooms and most importantly abide by California Health and safety Code Standards. |
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This form is the initial procedure for a Food Facility. It will assist the division in evaluating the facility. |
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This form provides diagrams and information for properly installing flooring in a food facility. |
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| Request for consultation |
This form is used to obtain a health inspection prior to entering a contract for lease/rent a facility to obtain health inspector’s guidance as to what consumable items may be prepared and sold and/or to determine to what extent modifications must be made (e.g. sinks, approved flooring, water heater). |
Mobile Food Facilities
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This form is the initial procedure for a Mobile Food Facility. It will assist the division in evaluating the vehicle. |
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This form identifies the owner, operator, unit information, and operational information to assure there is a responsible party for the vehicle. |
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This form addresses where a food vendor will store the equipment properly and the of the facility allowing the storage of equipment. |
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This form is for facilities to grant permission to Mobile Food Facilities who are operating within 200 feet of their facility, to use the restrooms/hand washing stations. |
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| Request for consultation |
This form is used prior to purchasing a Mobile Food Facility to obtain health inspector’s guidance as to what consumable items may be prepared and sold.
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Temporary Food Facilities
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This form indicates what type of event is being proposed. It also shows the contact information of the event’s responsible party. |
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This application shows specific information about the event and lists the proposed consumable items. Staff to ensure proper Health and Safety standards for the public closely review this application.
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Cottage Food Operations
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This form includes general information about the Cottage Food Operator and a detailed questionnaire regarding kitchen sanitation requirements, food preparation/packaging/handling, and other Health and Safety standards. |
Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations
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To initiate the review of your application to operate a food business within your residential private kitchen. Please complete and submit this form. |
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This application is for any food facility. The application includes the location, ownership information, management, and billing information. |
Land Use
| Septic System Application Form |
This form requests general applicant information, the type of septic system being proposed, the removal or abandonment septic tank if there is an existing septic tank, and the certification (signature) of the installer. |
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This application requires basic information of the applicant and the proposed project. The proposed project would be analyzed with the septic tank in place. |
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This application is used to apply for a permit to install an underground sewage-holding tank. (A sewage-holding tank does not have any leach fields.) |
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This form indicates an applicant to a septic system the requirements needed such as, soil percolation report, site plan, engineered design, and permit fee. |
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This form provides the required information on a site plan, the setbacks information, and a sketch as an example of a site plan. |
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This policy summarizes the standards and requirements that will be applicable to a leach field utilizing gravel-less chambers in Imperial County. |
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Imperial County Existing System Evaluation and Certification Policy |
This form provides the policy and procedures for the evaluation of an existing septic system when the division is unable to locate any record of its approval. This policy is mostly applicable when it is necessary to supplement information provided for a Building Plan Review Application Form. |
POE Pilot Project
Applicants
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The completion of this application is required for those eligible and interested in participating in the POE Pilot Project. |
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The completion of this form is required for POE Pilot applicants who do not own the property where the installation of a POE system will occur. Property owners must consent by signing this document prior to any sampling or installation of equipment. |
Vendors
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The vendor shall submit this form prior to the installation of a POE system. This form is used to determine the existing conditions of a property and will be used to determine what POE system components will be necessary for installation. |
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The submittal of this form by vendors is required once for the initial samples taken prior to the installation of a POE system. Laboratory sample results shall be entered into this form and submitted, in conjunction with the lab results, to the division. |
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This form is used to document the pressure, turbidity and water usage for each POE system. The form shall be filled out monthly by the vendor and shall be submitted to the division. |
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The submittal of this form by vendors will be required quarterly, and annually. Data on this form will be collected by vendors and tracked by the division throughout the life of the POE Pilot Project. |
Pools
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This application is for any proposed public pool. The application includes the location, ownership information, management, and billing information. |
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This form is utilized when submitting a pool plan review. The form has the current fees, pool facility information, billing, contractor, proposed work, and signature for agreement. |
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This compliance form is based on the California Department of Public Health, in accordance with Health and Safety Code Section 116064.2. The form identifies the type of equipment used for pools for licensed contractors to fill out. |
Private Water Systems
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This form is to be completed by the person performing the sampling or by the laboratory providing the sampling service and is to be accompanied by the test results for review by the division. |
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This document demonstrates the required tests needed to determine if the water, whether treated or not, meets potable water standards. The division verifies all constituents on this document are sampled and meet the standard for potability. |
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This form shall be submitted when proposing any modifications to the water supply, treatment system, storage tanks, or distribution system. |
Public Water Systems
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This application is used when proposing an amendment to an existing Domestic Water Supply Permit. The form contains the water system information and the proposed modification or addition to the existing water system. |
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Use this form to apply for a Domestic Water Supply Permit. The application consists of the applicant’s information and the proposed water classification (i.e. community, non-transient, transient). |
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| Bacteriological Sample Siting Plan - Groundwater Systems with Continuous Disinfection |
This form is for groundwater water systems with continuous disinfection to denote the sampling locations of routine, repeat, and source water bacteriological water quality samples. The form includes the system's information, the laboratory where samples are sent, the sample locations, frequency of sample collection and the person who obtains the samples. |
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This form is for ground water systems to denote the locations of where routine and repeat bacteriological samples will be taken. The form includes the system's information, the laboratory where samples are sent, the sample locations, frequency of sample collection and the person who obtains the samples. |
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This form is for surface water systems to denote the locations of where routine and repeat bacteriological samples will be taken. The form includes the system's information, the laboratory where samples are sent, the sample locations, frequency of sample collection and the person who obtains the samples. |
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This form is the DBP monitoring plan for water systems. The form includes sampling location(s), sampling frequency, and how MCL compliance is calculated. |
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This form is to inform well drillers, local enforcing agency staff and others about important sealing material consideration for well construction (annular seals) and destruction in the unsaturated zone in accordance with the California Well Standards. |
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This form is referenced when a water system has an emergency (i.e. confirmed positive bacteriological sample, water line break, loss of pressure, etc). The form contains the water system name, division staff contact information, and a proposed notification method to the water consumers. |
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| Water Quality Emergency Notification Plan with Drought Planning Elements |
This form is referenced when a water system has an emergency (i.e. confirmed positive bacteriological sample, water line break, loss of pressure, etc). The form contains the water system name, division staff contact information, and a proposed notification method to the water consumers. This form shall be exclusively used by school and community public water systems. |
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This reporting form summarizes lead and copper sampling results. The form includes the date, location and the results of the testing. This form must accompany all lead and copper sample results. |
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This sample-siting plan contains the facility information, sample collection data, map of system and sample locations for lead and copper. |
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This form is to assist the tracking of lead and copper sampling results, including sample locations, levels detected and how to calculate the 90th percentile for both lead and copper. |
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This form pertains to operation plan requirements issued by the State of California Health and Human Services. |
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This form summarizes alternative filtration technologies that have been approved by the State for the treatment of surface water. |
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This document describes how to complete a Technical, Managerial, and Financial (TMF) Assessment form. |
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This form shall be filled out by all newly proposed water systems or when a water system change of ownership occurs. The form includes water system information, person completing the assessment, contact person information, consolidation feasibility, system description, certified operators, source capacity, operations plan, training, ownership, water rights, organization, emergency response plan, policies, budget projection, and budget control. |
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This form must be completed when filing any type of water system permit. This form allows Imperial County to maintain its databases for reaching out to small water systems with important information (e.g., invoicing, notices, etc.). |
Septage Haulers
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This form contains a list of requirements for septage haulers to be permitted to operate within Imperial County. |
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This application must be filled out initially and annually before a septic truck hauler inspection. It contains the operator information and vehicle information. |
Solid Waste
| Business Modification Form |
This form is used to remove vehicles that will no longer operate. One form can be used for multiple vehicles by simply including the license plate number for each vehicle no longer in use. |
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This form must be filled out initially and annually when registering a solid waste hauler with our division. The form contains the business information, owner information, and detailed information about the truck and the capacity of the truck. |
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This form must be filled out initially and annually when solid waste collection bins are to be used. The form contains the business information, owner information, and detailed information about the truck and areas of distribution. |
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This informational document provides the steps that are necessary in order to qualify and obtain a clean-up voucher under this county program. |
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This form shall be completed once the division has approved your property for clean-up assistance in order to obtain the clean-up voucher. |