HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0871 (2)Exchange of a 1998 Wellcraft Boat (24' with an outboard motor) for the Count's Parker
Boat (inboard motor): Dowdle said Jeff Lancaster owned the Wellcraft and desired to
trade it for the Parker boat. He said the Wellcraft was more conducive to the county's
needs, and he recommended the exchange. (Due to the exchange requiring a ten-day
legal notice, this item will be presented for approval during an upcoming meeting.)
Usage of the Former Highway 21 Prison Site: Dowdle said the jail population had risen
to 250 inmates over the past weekend. He said the staff was still working with the State
on a lease to house up to 92 inmates at the former prison site.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF BUDGET AMENDMENT #10 FOR THE
USAGE OF $20,500 IN "WHITE GOODS" EARNINGS FOR ROAD REPAIRS
AT THE SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT: Blumenstein said the $20,500 would be
used to complete road repairs to the "white goods" area, and the work would be
coordinated with the new landfill cell paving.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF BUDGET AMENDMENT #11 FOR THE
RECOGNITION OF ADDITIONAL REVENUE FOR THE SOCIAL SERVICES
DEPARTMENT AND FOR APPROPRIATION TO THE PROGRAM LINE
ITEMS: Blumenstein said $43,083 in additional Crisis Intervention Prevention (CIP)
funds had been received from the State. She also said that additional funds of $3,590
had been received to pay the staff to distribute the CIP funds to the needy families. (The
CIP funds are 100% federal money.)
REQUEST FROM THE LIBRARY FOR APPROVAL TO APPLY FOR AN
EZ-LSTA DIGITALIZATION STARTER GRANT: Library Director Messick
requested permission to apply for grant funds to purchase computer equipment. He said
the equipment would enable the staff to scan historical documents and photographs and
transfer them to digital format for Internet access. Messick said this would help to
preserve the original documents. (The $5,850 grant does not require a local match, and it
will include the training costs for one staff member.)
REQUEST FROM THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT FOR APPROVAL OF
PROPOSED NEW FEES FOR THE PREVENTIVE AND ALLIED HEALTH
DIVISIONS: Health Director Ray Rabe said that in order to comply with Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements for standardized
billing codes it would be necessary, as of October I, 2002, to incorporate the following
fee changes.
New CPT Old CPT Fees Fees Effective
Code Code Service Description 2002-03 10/01/02
Allied Health Services
S9442 W8203 Childbirth Education $87 $22 per session*
Y2045 Refresher Childbirth Education end date effective 09/30/02
D1330 N/A Oral Hygiene Instruction new 10/01/02 $25
Preventive Health
S9445
Y2525
MOW Brief
$20
$11 perunit**
S9445
Y2526
MOW Standard
$55
$11 perunit**
59445
Y2527
MOW Extended
$85
$11 perunit**
T1017
W8201
MCC Initial
$110
$12 perunit**
T1017
W8202
MCC Subsequent
$55
$12 per unit**
T1017
Y2044
MCC Home Visit
$74
$12 perunit**
T1016
Y2155
Child Service Coordination
$89
$21 perunit**
Y2155A
CSC -Face to face subsequent and dated effective
09/30/02
99501
Y2046
Postpartum Home visit -Mom
$60
$60
99502
Y2047
Newborn Assessment —Infant $60
$60
T1002
Y2012
TBControl and Treatment
$89
$20 per unit**
T1002
Y2013
STD Control & Treatment
$80
$20 per unit**
90471 EP
W8012
Immunization Update
$20
$20
99173
N/A
Vision Screening new 10/01/02
$24