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01/02/1996-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularAGENDA CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1996 7000 P.M. - 201 BOLIVAR 1. Call Meeting to Order, Invocation and Pledge %J Allegiance. 2. CONSENT AGENDA a} Approve Minutes b} Disbursement 3. Citizens Input. 4. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Darwin Sargent Request for reimbursement - Sargent Addition, Phase III Sewer Line. 5. Consider and Fossible Action to Approve Resolution No. 22-95 authorizing the Director of the Sanger Public Library to enter into Materials Exchange Agreements with other Denton County Public Libraries. 6. Consider and Possible Action to Adopt Ordinance No 2CI-95 redefining Qualifications of (Library) Board Members and Defacing of Library Materials; Fines. 7. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Approval of Correction Special Warranty Deed between Nelson Gambill Sullivan and the City of Sanger. 8. Consider and Possible Action to Approve Resolution No. 21-95 supporting the vertical expansion of the DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility. 9. Any Other Such Matter. 10. Adjournment. Rosalie Chavez, City S Date and Time Posted ,_ : _ _ _ _�..A t,�� ( (� _ F i.ir f � i!_,-_ li I"yi# '•��P`�i _�� ! (_�tB I°S �] ! =li F! 1f �€^: I �-,. tii !' �! ... J�_1 �;P"} s I. ! i :Ff i'i Isy fi-yp'ira ji'!L} `'-il�j kj`.ik1 i'=l- '-il; �'.�jj'( itili-� fji'C r�_�iti�,s ��'ii E7` ,.�_ --+'�� /. id _i F 5 = � � .! ! [;'. �.. � l � f: f 5 � i i'i [ i "'i ,% ^ j.. � E S "Y .t �-t �.��'i. '�i -�"' iti A:�a i:�I s%,J 1��'�� Ir��i��`r'�F is I.- !. ._.: I, `:� :. [1;[�l ... 13i .. _ _.___ � �..._. - •J_3: i__ 1__.. ._.. iy _1�-'�'f'- if -.: :L"!'� =f�i'j iW {�irij7�f �af�� I 7.J _I .. 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E, �_ Ir�,�.i !.S'. �_!. eI}...i•- fl4}tEi � }LL: 3v� �u1T. t•_.h:`.} : .11� .� si._t\J� i 1 =�(' e t�hf':! �1.=Fr ��4iFl _F _ — {�•;-, El slQE 71 I =_v�t i—Fr�..r �.r_b ..Vl.J:_ �!y:j •_:m lit ni ;°Ft}IS t-� ij r ; j�: a.E '-t L'eIt dD. q ER +NmR aE »l gWEyo A±4C WO y mmR6 1INII £ AgdGW,Cf ytLd F L Hm P «§5(m= F +RIH J S,- y GqE . qN9 FEED« GGD + +°© dEMLDI qD§» ±:m Im 0± m mk 0+� E m� l AT Ste, Af 5 IT d d,� � �tm \�Gm > d q��q\ MINUTES: City Council December 18, 1995 PRESENT: Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilman Glenn Ervin, Councilman Jack Richardson, Councilman Joe Sell, Councilman Tommy Kincaid ABSENfi: Councilwoman Margie Braxton OTHERS PRESENT: City Secretary Rosalie Chavez, Electric Superintendent Larry Yoast 1. Mayor Armstrong Called the Meeting to Order, led the Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Consent Agenda a} Approve Minutes b) Disbursements Motion was made by Councilman Richardson to approve consent agenda. Seconded by Councilman Kincaid. Motion Carried unanimously 4-0. 3. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Adoption of Resolution No. 19-95 - Prohibit Concealed Handguns on City -Owned Premises. Discussed. Motion was made by Councilman Richardson that the city deny Resolution R 19-95. Seconded by Councilman Be1L Motion Carried unanimously 4-0. 4. Consider and Passible Action to Approve Resolution No. 20-95 Requesting Financial Assistance from the Texas Water Development Board. Discussed. Motion was made by Councilman Richardson to approve Resolution R2(}-95. Seconded by Councilman Kincaid. Motion Carried unanimously 4-9. CC MINUTES - PAGE 2 December 18, 1995 5. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Financial Advisory Contract with Southwest Securities. Motion was made by Councilman KI %GCLL to accept Financial Advisory Contract with Southwest Securities. Seconded by Councilman Bell. Motion Carried unanimously 4-0. 6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Contract for Professional Services for Engineering Consulting Services with Hunter Associates, Inc. Motion was made by Councilman Bell to accept contract for Professional Services for Engineering Consulting Services with Hunter Associates, Inc. Seconded by Councilman Kincaid. Motion Carried 3-(l with one no vote. Vote For: Councilman Bell Councilman Kincaid Councilman Richardson Vote Against: Councilman Ervin 7. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Appointment of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Standards Officer. Motion was made by Councilman Richardson to appoint Rose Chavez as Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Standards Officer. Seconded by Councilman Ervin. Motion Carried unanimously 4-Q. $. Consider and Possible Action for Reimbursement of Expenses and Excessive Time and Commitment in the absence of a City Administrator. Councilman Richardson addressed this issue concerning reimbursement to the Mayor for excessive time and commitment in the absence of the City Administrator. Discussed. Mayor Armstrong expressed her appreciation, however, she did not want a salary or compensation since it would make her feel she needed to be in the office 8 hours a day every day. She indicated that CC MINUTES - PAOE 3 December 18, 1995 the department heads are doing a great job and if they need her for any reason they call her. She thanked Council for their consideration. 9. Any Other Such Matters. {a) Mayor Armstrong briefed Council concerning a telephone call she received Sunday from Kim Shaw concerning her water situation at her property. Mrs. Shaw was very upset and wanted the Mayor to go and look at her property. The Mayor indicated she could not go since she was having her Christmas with her family. Mrs. Shaw did manage to call other Council members concerning her problem. The Mayor stated that she called Mrs. Shaw back on Monday after she talked with John Mears concerning this issue. Mayor Armstrong advised Mrs. Shaw that the water running across their property was coming from McNeil and Springer. The Mayor also advised her that everyone she has talked to had told her that the their problem could be corrected if they put a horn through their driveway. Mrs. Shaw was still not satisfied. The Mayor did indicate that the city legally could not take all the water off them and direct it to the Amyx's property. Councilman Bell and Councilman Kincaid indicated they went out to check the culverts that day she called to make sure they were draining properly. They indicated Amyx's property is getting 65% to 75% of the water and the Shaw's property is getting 30% to 35% of the water. {b) Mayor Armstrong indicated that the Library is leaking again. She stated that Chuck will contact Denton Roofing so they can come back and correct the problem. (c) Councilman Kincaid asked if staff had found out if the underground storage tanks were on State right -of --way. Larry Yoast indicated that one of the tanks is on State right -of --way 23' 6� into the center of 5th Street. Mayor Armstrong stated we need to contact the Highway Department to advise and see if we can get reimbursed for some of this expense. (d) Mayor Armstrong addressed John Mears' letter concerning Willowood Addition. {e) Mayor Armstrong also advised concerning the purchase of the Railroad property. She indicated she would write Matthew Hickey a letter and CC MI tNLTTES - PAGE 4 December 18, 1995 offer a price of $10,000 for the barn and storage area and $20,000 for the other property. She has talked to Mr. Hickey and he does understand that this is a negotiating price. Mr. Hickey did advise Mayor Armstrong it will be after the first of the year before he contacts her. Larry Yoast advised Jim Conley bought the property right across the street from. the City's for $3500 an acre. Discussion. Consensus of Council to offer $3500 an acre and $7500 for the barn and storage area. 10. Adjourned. CITY OF SANGER P.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TX 76266 December 29, 1995 MEMORANDUM #2913 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council FR: Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary �Q' RE: Sargent's Request far Reimbursement As City Council is aware this item is a carry over from a previous agenda. Mr. Sargent did request this item for our January 2, 1996 meeting. RC: ck Name Address GARV DILL BACKHOE SERVICE TRENCHER •DUMP TRUCK •SEPTIC TANKS &WATER LINE CULVERTS INSTALLED 320 S. Red River Gainesville, Texas 76240 (817)665-8529 Mobile 736-3405 Date lam/.!-I!�• .- .. I�� ISO %4!A6pA lip � I� CITY OF SANGER P. O. Box 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #2891 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council FROM: Rose Chavez, City Secretary DATE: November 17, 1995 SUBJ: Sargent Addition Phase III Attached is the response we received from Travis Roberts of Hunter Associates regarding their involvement concerning this subdivision. Mr. Roberts indicates that our subdivision ordinance stipulates the Developer shall retain an Engineer and Surveyor to prepare plats and plans for improvements to be constructed. Also, the responsibility is placed upon the Engineer / Surveyor of the Developer to investigate and prepare plans which conform with industry standards. RC:ck ■ HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. ■ ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE • ONE GLEN LAKES • SUITE 500 • DALLAS, TEXAS 7523144350. 2141360,9171 1106 CLAYTON LANE • SUITE 401E • AUSTIN, TEXAS 76723,1033 •6121464,8716 September 8, 1995 Honorable Nel City of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas Armstrong, Mayor Re: Sargent Addition, Phase III Subdivision Plans and File Plat Sanger, Texas Dear Mayor Armstrong: RICHARD 0. FAOIN, P.E. J. TRAVIS ROBERTS, JR., P,E. PAUL S. BOEDEKER, P.E. HAL B. JONES, P.E. SAM C. MCKENZIE, JR., P.E. CHARLES W. SCHELER, P,E. RICHARD K. ST. JOHN, P.E. CHARLES A. DAVIS, P.E. JOHN L. MEARS, P.E. This is in response to a phone call received this date from Ms. Rose Chavez, City Secretary, concerning the above referenced Subdivision Plans and all related construction. I have reviewed our involvement and preliminary plans submitted on the project. These plans were signed, dated and sealed by W.S. Nash on March 13, 1995. The File Plat is labeled "Preliminary For Review Only". The plat review was identified as a Preliminary Plat. The typed name Gary W. Hammett Registered Public Land Surveyor #1849 appeared on the plat. No signature or seal was provided. .Reference is made to comments made in n the recent council meeting concerning existing sanitary sewer utility lines. The preliminary construction plans presented. by the Developer and his Engineer indicate "existing 6" sewer line" on Sheet 5 of 6. The connection to this line is a part of the Engineering plans presented to the City. Standard practice is for the Developer and his Engineer to determine the location of the existing lines and where they will need to extend lines for connection and service. Cities do not prepare the development plans. The Subdivision Ordinance stipulates the Developer shall retain an Engineer and Surveyor to prepare plats and plans for improvements to be constructed. The responsibility is placed upon the Engineer (Surveyor of the Developer to investigate and prepare plans which conform with industry standards. The sewer plans on Sheet 5 of 6 indicate that a 6" sanitary sewer l0ne was to be constructed adjacent to the edge of the proposed Mayor Armstrong September 8, 1995 Page 2 concrete drainage flume (concrete drive section). Four foot %9* diameter manholes were to be constructed at two angle points in and along lots 10 and 11. Our preliminary review letter indicated that if the project were constructed as shown the manholes might be on private property. Our review letter makes no reference to placing the sewer line under the flume section. The manholes designed were not in the flume section and had standard manhole ring and cover tops. If these manholes are constructed within the concrete drainage flumes, then the City may and probably should require the cover to be bolted and sealed to cut down on inflow. The plans further indicate the 6" sewer line to be on 0.3� slope. State design criteria for a 6" line is 0.5% mimimum slope. With PVC pipe the velocity of a theoretical volume will allow a slope down to 0.35%. In order to use a 0.3� slope, the Developer and his Engineer. could have used an 8" pipe. We had previously marked these, same comments on the construction plans for Phase II of the Sargent Addition, The Developer and Surveyor/Engineer on that project are the same as this Phase III. The Engineer is aware of the State Design Criteria, The Preliminary Plat identifies both water and sanitary sewer lines on the plat. Final Plats should not include utility lines. They should be in the various attached construction plans. The Final Plat needs to be prepared to the proper size which can be recorded in the Denton County Records. We will be most happy to further explain to the City Council the various needs and responsibilities for Engineers and Surveyors to prepare plans. The City does not, should not, and will not pay outside Engineers or consultants to prepare plans for which a Developer is responsible. Hammett & Nash, Inc. are very capable of this Design Engineering and Surveying. Any further reference that the City Engineer should have performed this service for the Developer is out of place. We assist the City when requested and do not provide day to day inspection on line location I nvestigations. Mayor, if you need us to visit with any Developer and their Engineer and Surveyor, we will be glad to. We are furnishing both the Developer and the Surveyor/Engineer a copy of this letter. Mayor Armstrong September 8, 1995 Page 3 If we need to assist in a final inspection when the project is ready for acceptance by the City, please advise. Very truly yours, HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. r.Travis Roberts, P.E., R.P.L.S. cc: Dorwin Sargent Hammett & Nash, Inc. subdivision will be recognized by the city. Prior to the consideration of the plat by the planning and zoning commission, the city manager and his duly authorized representatives shall check the plat and make recommendations. B . When a preliminary plat is filed with the city for review and approval, it shall be immediately forwarded to the city engineer, who will make a preliminary study of the plat. If it appears substantially complete, an bn-site review of the tract to eb - subdivided will be made to determine any apparent problems with development of the subject land. Any preliminary plat which is found to be incomplete or requires significant changes shall be returned to the subdivider for additions or changes before resubmission. C. It shall be unlawful for any owner, or agent of any owner, to lay out, subdivide or plat any land into lots, blocks and streets within the city, or to sell property therein, which has not been laid out, subdivided and platted according to these regulations. D. No officer or employee of the city shall perform, or cause to be performed, any work upon any streets or in any addition or subdivision of the city, unless all requirements of these regulations have been complied with by the owner of the addition or subdivision. • E. The city hereby defines its policy to be that the city will withhold improvements of any nature whatsoever, including the maintenance of streets, issuance of building permits or furnishing of sewage facilities and water service, until the subdivision plat has been approved by the city council. No improvements shall be initiated nor any contracts executed until this approval has been obtained. F. Any owner or developer of any lot, tract or parcel of land located within the corporate limits of the city or within its jurisdiction who may wish to effect a subdivision of such land shall conform to the general procedure described as follows: (1) The subdder shall prepare and submit a "Preliminary Plat" to the city for review, study and approval by the planning and zoning commission at least twenty (20) days prior to the commission's next regularly scheduled meeting. The planning and zoning commission shall act on the preliminary plat within thirty (30) days from the date such plat was filed; (2) In the case of a proposed phased development, the subdivider shall file a preliminary plat showing the entire proposed subdivision, the various phases by which the subdivision will be developed, and lots that will be sold within the phase to be developed upon approval of the final plat by the city council. If the subdivision is to be developed in phases or units, an overall master development plan for street, drainage, water and sewer improvements shall be submitted to the city engineer by the subdivider's engineer at the time the first phase of construction is submitted for approval. This overall plan shall show the layout of streets and easements, lot configurations, water and sewer main locations and sizes, fire hydrant locations, manhole locations and drainage improvements; (3) After approval of the preliminary plat by the planning and zoning commission, the subdivider may then prepare a "Final Plat" of all or a u portion of the land included in the preliminary plat for submission to and consideration by the planning and zoning commission for final recommendations. The final plat and accompanying data must be submitted at least twenty (20) days prior to the date of the meeting that such action will be taken by the planning and zoning commission; (4) Upon final action on any such final plat by the city planning and zoning commission, the same shall be referred to the city council, and the city council shall consider such final plat for acceptance of the dedication of all public property therein set forth, provided that the plat shall in all things fully comply with the terms and provisions of this ordinance. The city council shall act on the final plat within thirty (30) days from the date such plat was filed for approval, (5) Upon acceptance of such plat by the city council and completion of required public facilities or the filing of a performance bond by the developer which covers said facilities, the city secretary shall immediately cause such plat to be recorded in the plat records of the county. The subdivider shall, however, pay to the city, in advance, the required fees for filing of such plat by the county clerk. The recording of the final plat shall be the responsibility of the city secretary; (6) In subdivisions approved for phased development and as each consecutive block is completed, that is, the proper utilities are installed and approved by the city, and the streets and alleys are paved and approved by the city, building permits may be issued on a block -by -block basis, but no certificate of occupancy shall be issued by the building official until the phase is completed and accepted by the city; (7) The subdivider shall include in the conditions of sale for each lot within the subdivision a notice to the purchaser that no certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any structure or building constructed therein unless and until the city has approved and accepted that phase of the subdivision, (8) The subdivider shall understand that all proposed improvements are to be installed or constructed at his own cost and expense, unless otherwise noted herein; and (9) Where a plat of a lot of record of undivided property is proposed to be subdivided and meets the criteria for abbreviated procedures set forth under the "short form subdivision," and providing all of the requirements have been met, the subdivider may submit a final plat to the city for approval. Where circumstances in the opinion of the city manager warrant, such plat may receive administrative approval, which action shall authorize the building official to issue a building permit for improvements on said parcel. An application in writing, for the approval of the preliminary plat, together with six (6) prints, shall be filed with the city manager at least twenty (20) days before the meeting of the planning and zoning commission, if the plat is to be considered. CAny valve box which has so moved from its original position as to prevent the application of the valve key shall be satisfactorily reset by the developer at his own expense. A reinforced concrete pad of the dimensions, 3'4' x 314" x 6", shall be poured around all valve boxes that are outside the pavement section, unless otherwise directed by the city. (h) Fire hydrants shall be placed to conform with the requirements of the State Board of Insurance and the Fire Prevention and Engineering Bureau of Texas. Each hydrant shall be set upon a slab of stone or concrete not less than four inches (4") thick and not less than one (1) square foot of surface area. Where solid rock exists in the bottom of the trench and same is excavated to the proper depth to form a foundation for the hydrant, the slab of stone or concrete above specified may be omitted. The hydrant shall be set perpendicular, and to the proper depth, and shall be carefully and substantially blocked against firm trench walls using Class 2,000 concrete. (i) Fire hydrants shall be installed and operable prior to the erection of any building in which any combustible material is used as determined by the fire chief of the city. 6.06 - Sani Sewers C ^Sanitary sewer facilities shall be furnished and installed to adequately service the subdivision and shall conform to a city's sanitary sewe p an and meet the requirements, in all respects, of the Texas Department of Health and Texas Water Commission. The adequacy of the sewerage facilities provided by the subdivider shall be determined by the City* (a) Sanitary sewer mains may be vitr�ed clay sewer pipe (extra strength), cement -lined bituminous coated ductile iron pipe, polyethylene -lined ductile iron pipe or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe. The subdivider shall comply with the applicable Standard Specifications of Division 2, that are related to the materials for the sewer mains accepted by the city. Connections shall be made with a fabricated fitting. Field -glued connections are not allowed. When PVC pipe passes through a manhole wall, asbestos cement sleeves with a rubber ring joint shall be used to provide a positive water -tight connection. (b) The minimum diameter of sewer mains shall be eight inches (8"). Six inch It diameter sewer mains may be acceptable only Co short distances (not to exceed 400 feet) and only in locations where the main will not be extended, as approved by the city. 000 33 CITY OF BANGER P.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TX 76266 December 29, 1995 MEMORANDUM # 2914 TO: Honorable Mayer and Members of City Council FR: Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary V�/ RE: Resolution No. R22-95 Vicky Elieson has requested this item as authorization to enter into agreements with other Denton County Libraries for exchange of materials. RC: ck Resolution No. R22-95 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 5ANGER, AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR OF THE SANGER PUBLIC LIBRARY TO ENTER INTO MATERIALS EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS WITH OTHER DENTON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARIES. WHEREAS, each library in Denton County has materials of interest to the citizens of Sanger; and, WHEREAS, the Sanger Public Library has materials of interest to other Denton County residents; and, WHEREAS, it is to the mutual advantage of Denton County public lI braries to temporarily share rather than duplicate some library materials. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, THAT the Director of the Sanger Public Library be authorized to enter into materials exchange agreements with other Denton County libraries. DULY PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, ON THIS THE 21%4D DAY OF JANUARY, 1996. ATTEST: Rosalie Chavez City Secretary Nel Armstrong, Mayor CITY OF SANUER P.U. BOX 578 SANUER, TX 76266 December 29, 1995 MEMORANDUM #2915 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council FR: Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary RE: Ordinance No. 20-95 This an amendment ordinance suggested by the Library Board and at their request the (,qualifications of Board Members was changed to reflect that they must reside in the Sanger area or own or actively operate a business in Sanger. They also requested the fines for defacing library material be changed from $5.00 to $200.00 to read from $25.00 to $500.00. RC: ck CITY OF SANGER. TEXAS ORDINANCE No. 20-95 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, REVISING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES BY REDEFINING QUALIFICATIONS OF LIBRARY BOARD MEMBERS AND FINES FOR DEFACING LIBRARY MATERIALS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTING ORDINANCES AND PROVISIONS OF THE CITY; ESTABLISHING SEVERABILITY OF THE ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR THE ORDINANCE. NOt�t7 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS: A. That Chapter 8, Article 8.402 regarding Qualifications of Board Members be revised such that it shall hereafter read as follows: Members of the Sanger Library Board shall either reside in the Sanger area or own or actively operate a business in Sanger. B. That Chapter 8, Article 8.408 regarding Defacing of Library Materials; Fine be revised such that it shall hereafter read as follows: Every person, parent or guardian of a child under the age of seventeen (17} years who shall willfully or wantonly cut, mutilate, mark, tear, write upon, deface or otherwise destroy or injure in whole or in part, any book, pamphlet, periodical, map or document, picture, or written or engraved or printed paper or any other library property belonging to the city of The Sanger Public Library, or shall suffer any such injury to be inflicted while such property is in his custody, or shall willfully, or wantonly injure any of the furniture or property in the building of The Sanger Public Library, or shall willfully or wantonly mark or deface or in any way injure The Sanger Public Library or any part thereof, or any fixtures therein or appurtenances thereto, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty five dollars ($25.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense. ORDINANCE No. 2Q-95 I •_likIIIIIJ1111 __ A ' 'III _• E__•_ Any and all Ordinances of the City of Sanger, Texas, heretofore adopted which are in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby expressly repealed insofar as the same are in conflict therewith. I L_ �;_ � _ __ _Ili � _ • _� ! _I _*_� _ If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase ar word in this Ordinance, or application thereof to any person or circumstances, is held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the Ordinance, and the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas, hereby declares that it would have passed such remaining portions of this Ordinance despite such invalidity. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after passage and publication, as the law in such cases provides. DULY ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, ON THIS THE 2ND DAY OF JANUARY, 1996. Nel Armstrong, Mayor Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary e CITY OF SANGER ORDINANCE 010-88 CITY SECRETARY ORIGINAL COPY AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A LIBRARY BOARD, PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT, TERM OF OFFICE, QUALIFICATIONAND DEFINING THE POWER AND DUTIES OFOSAID BOARD, PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT, A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF $ANGER, TEXAS: SECTION I A. Creation and Appointment of Board, Qualifications and Terms of Office __ There is hereby created a Library Board to be composed of a Chairperson and six(6) members, appointed,by the City Council and they shall serve from July 1 of the year of appointment for staggered terms of two (2) years, and may be re -appointed to three (3) successive terms of office for a total of six (6) years, subject to approval by the City Council. The members of the board shall be identified by place numbers one (1) through seven (7). The even numbered places shall expire in the even numbered years, the odd numbered places shall expire in the odd numbered years. Said determination of respective places shall be deter-. mined by lottery at the initial meeting of:board following adoption of this ordinance and appointment of the members. Newly appointed members shall be installed at the first J regular board meeting after their appointment. Vacancies shall be filled for any unexpired term in the same manner as provided for regular appointments. Each member of the Board shall be entitled to one vote. The City Librarian shall serve as an ex-officio member of the Board. Be Qualifications of Board Members, 1 Members of the Library Board shall have the same qualifi- r1� cations as are required for membership on the Sanger Indepen- l�' ` dent School District Board. Selection of Officers At its organizational meeting, and annually thereafter when d new members are appointed to the Library Board by the City Council, the Board shall elect from its own membership a vice -chairperson and a secretary. Any four (4) of the regu- larly appointed members shall constitute a quorum. The Board shall determine its own rules and order of business. The Board shall times as called the Board; all shall be posted Meetings Act, a be maintained, meet at least once a by the Chairperson or meetings shall be open as according to the nd a permanent record CITY SECRETARY ORIGINAL COPY quarter and at other four (4) members of to the public; and Texas State Open of proceedings shall D. Powers and Duties of the Library Board 1. The Board shall serve the City of Sanger as a consulting, advisory, supervisory body to study and recommend policies relating to the operation, promotion, enlargement, future planning, and such other matters involving the city -owned Library as may be referred to it by the City Council, 2. The annual budget for the Library shall be prepared by the Board and submitted to the City Administrator for review and submittal to the City Council for final adoption. Proposed expenditures during the -year that are not included in the budget adopted by the City Council shall be referred to the City Administrator for review and submittal to the City Council for budget admendment. 3. Reports to or items requiring action by the City Council- -- shall be submitted to the City Administrator for review and submittal to the City Council, E. Library rules and reculations -The general rules and regulations for the operation and use of the library shall be promulgated by the Library Hoard and approved by the City Council. The books, newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, manuscripts, or other property of the city public library shall be the property of the city; any person injuring or defacing any such property shall be liable to account therefor to the librarian. The Library Board shall have authority to establish fines for any person retaining any such book, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, manuscript or other property beyond the expiration of the time which by the rules of the library such property may be kept. F. Illectal removal of materials; fine. Every person, parent or guardian of a child: who is under the age of seventeen (l7) years, who shall take or borrow from t#e Sanger Public Library any book, pamphlet, periodical, paper or. 0other property except in accordance with the rules of such library, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than five dollars ($5.00) nor more than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each offense. 1'• 0000 CITY SECRETARY ORIGINAL COPY M G. Return of borrowed materials; fine. Every person, parent or guardian of a child under the age of seventeen (17) years who shall take or borrow from the Sanger Public Library any book, pamphlet, periodical, paper or other property and neglect, refuse or fail to return the same within two (2) weeks after the date of mailing a notice by certified mail with return receipt requested to his or her address noted on the current library card shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, on conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine not to exceed two hundred dollars ($200.00) for each offense, plus all fines normally assessed by the library for each day's violation of its rules. H. Defacin of library materials, fine. Every person, parent or guardian of a child under the age of seventeen (17) years who shall willfully or wantonly cut, mutilate, mark, tear, write upon, deface or otherwise destroy or injure in whole or in part, any book, pamphlet, periodical, map or document, picture, or written or engraved or printed paper or any other library property belonging to the city of The Sanger Public Library, or shall suffer any such injury to be inflicted while such property is in his custody, or shall willfully or wantonly injure any of the :furniture or property in,the building of The Sanger Public Library, or shall will- fully or wantonly mark or deface or in any way injure The Sanger Public Library or any'part thereof, or any fixtures therein or appurtenances thereto, shall be deemed guilty of . a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than five dollars ($5.00) nor more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) for each offense. I. Penalties That any .person, parent or guardian of a child under the age of seventeen (17) years who violates any of the provisions of this chapter shall be subject to the penalties as provided for herein, and where the amount of .the penalty is not speci- fically provided for herein, any person guilty of violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be subject to a fine not exceed the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) for each offense. SECTION•.II All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances are, to the extent of such conflict, SECTION III in conflict herewith hereby repealed. It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council CITY SECRETARY ORIGINAL COPY that the sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, and phrases of the Ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or section of this,Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconsti- tutionality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs, and sections of this Ordi- nance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the incorporation in this Ordinance of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or section. ' SECTION IV This Ordinance will take effect immediately from and after its passage and the publication of the caption as the law'in such cases provides. PASSED AND APPROVED this day of _ ,��. by the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas. � : ATTEST ,S City Secretary L APPROVED: Mayor CITY OF SANGER P.Q. BOX 578 SANGER, TX 76266 December 29, 1995 TQ: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council FR: Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary RE: Correction Deed from Nelson Gambill Sullivan Mr. Shelton, attorney representing Mr. Sullivan, has prepared a Correction Special Warranty Deed at the request of Mr. Sullivan which has set a restriction on the use of the property. If at any time the property is not used for a Senior Center it would automatically revert back to the Grantor or his heirs or estate. RC: ck NICHOLS, JACKSON, DILLARD, HAGER & SMITH, L.L.P. LAWRENCE W.JACKSON ROBERT L. DILLARD III ROBERT E. HAGER PETER G. SMITH DAVID M. BERMAN BRUCE A. STOCKARD Mayor Nel Armstrong City of Sanger 201 Bolivar Street P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 75266 Attorneys & Counselors at Law 1800 Lincoln Plaza 500 North Akard Dallas, Texas 75201 (214) 965-9900 Fax (214) 965-0010 December 21, 1995 Re: Correction Deed from Nelson Gambill Sullivan Dear Mayor Armstrong: JOHN F. ROEHM III JENNIFER R. DIEfZE R08ERT L. DILLARD, JR. H. LOUIS NICHOLS OF COUNSEL Enclosed is a copy of a letter and a Correction Special Warranty Deed which we have received from Mr. Gray Shelton, attorney for Mr. Sullivan, You will recall that we discussed this matter some time ago regarding whether or not the conveyance to the City of the property described was to be restricted to use of the property for a senior citizen center, Also, that the property would revert if not used for a senior citizen center. T'he enclosed Deed contains such a restriction on the use of the property and is unlimited as to time. In other words, if the property should ever not be used for a senior citizen center, it would automatically revert back to the Grantor or his heirs or estate. If this was the intention of the City, then there would be no reason for not accepting the Correction Deed. On the other hand, if that was not the intention and agreement of the City at the time the original Deed was executed and the property conveyed to the City, then the City may or may not desire to accept this Deed with these restrictions on it, In any event, this is a decision to be made by the City Council. If you have any questions about this, please let me know. Very truly yours, NICHOLS, JACKSON, DILLARD, HAGER &SMITH, L.L.P. By: H. l:.ouis Nichols JERRY COBB ROBERT'N.EAMES GEORGE HOPKINS RICKY PERRITT WILLIAM P. PHILIPS, JR. GRAY W. SHELTON LAWRENCE C. COLLISTER CHRIS RAESZ Mr. Louis Nichols Attorney at Law 1800 Lincoln Plaza Dallas, TX 75201 PHILIPS & HOPKINS A PRoFEssIoNAL CoRPORATION ATTORNEYS AT LAW December 18, 1995 Re: City of Sanger/Nelson Gambill Sullivan Dear Mr. Nichols: THE LAWYERS BUILDING 525 NORTH LOCUST STREET P.O. BOX 2027 DENTON, TX 76202-2027 (817) 566-7010 OFFICE (817) 898-0502 FACSIMILE Pursuant to our telephone conversation last week, I enclose herewith a Correction Special Warranty Deed which has been executed by Nelson Gambill Sullivan. It would be appreciated if you would see that the City of Sanger passes the appropriate resolution to accept this Correction Warranty Deed and see that same is executed by the proper City official. If you have any questions or comments concerning this document, please advise. Very truly yours, W. GWS/sh Enclosure CORRECTION SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED THE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF DENTON KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS : That I, NELSON GAMBILL SULLIVANI not joined by my wife because the hereinafter described property constitutes no part of our homestead and is my sole and separate property, of the County of Denton and State of Texas, Grantor, for and in consideration of the sum of TEN AND NO/100 ($10.00) DOLLARS and other valuable consideration to the undersigned paid by the CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS, a Municipal Corporation, and the further consideration of this instrument being a gift of real property, subject to the conditions and provisions stated below, to the said CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS, Grantee herein named, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, have GRANTED, SOLD AND CONVEYED, and by these presents do GRANT, SELL AND CONVEY unto CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS, Grantee herein, of the County of Denton and State of Texas, whose mailing address is P.O. Box 578, Sanger, Texas 76266, all of the following described real property in Denton County, Texas, to -wit: All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in Denton County, Texas, and being all of Lot 8, in Block 11 of the original Town of Sanger, as shown by the official plat thereof recorded in the Office of the County Clerk of Denton County, Texas, to which reference is hereby made. For so long as the property is used as a center for senior citizens, and if the property is not used as a senior citizens center, it shall automatically revert to and be owned by Grantor, and Grantor's personal representatives, heirs and assigns, without CORRECTION SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, Page 1 the necessity of any further act on the part of Grantor, Grantor's personal representatives, heirs and assigns, it being the intent of Grantor to convey a fee simple determinable estate to Grantee. Reservations from and exceptions to conveyance and warranty: This deed is executed and delivered subject to all easements, reservationsI conditions, covenants and restrictive covenants as the same appear of record in the office of the County Clerk of the county aforesaid. It is also subject to any outstanding oil, gas and other mineral interest owned by others of record in the Office of the County Clerk of the county aforesaid. This property is given and conveyed to the CITY OF BANGER by the Grantor in loving memory of DR. J.M. SULLIVAN and wife, CHARLOTTE GAMBILL SULLIVAN, father and mother of Grantor, and also I n memory of JOHN L. SULLIVAN, brother of Grantor. Grantor and Grantee have agreed that such center will be designated as SULLIVAN SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described premises, together with all and singular the rights and appurtenances thereto in anywise belonging, subject to the conditions and provisions stated above, unto the said Grantee, its successors and assigns forever; and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators to WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND all and singular the said premises into the said Grantee, its successors and assigns, against every person whomsoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any CORRECTION SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, Page 2 part thereof by, through or under me, but not otherwise, subject to the conditions and provisions stated above. This Deed is made in the place and stead of and as a Correction Special Warranty Deed of a Special Warranty Deed executed by Grantor herein to Grantee, dated February 13, 1985, and recorded in Volume 1575, Page 425, Real Property Records of Denton County, Texas, wherein the conditions of the conveyance were ambiguous, and this instrument is made by Grantor and accepted by Grantee in order to correct said ambiguity. EXECUTED this /ZIZ day of December, 1995. ACCEPTED THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS By: THE STATE OF TEXAS � COUNTY OF DENTON § This instrument was acknowledged before me on the day of December, 1995, by NELSON GAMBILL SULLIVAN. � ll - Notary Puk�ic, State o Notary's Printed Name My Commission Expires* CORRECTION SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, Page 3 THE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF DENTON This instrument was acknowledged before me on theL day of December, 1995, by on behalf of the CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS. Notary Public, State of Texas Notary's Printed Name My Commission Expires. AFTER RECORDING RETURN TO: City of Sanger, Texas P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 CORRECTION SPECIAL WARRANTY DEED, Page 4 CITY OF SANDER P.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TX 76266 December 29, 1995 MEMORANDUM #2917 TO: Honorable Mayer and Members of City Council FRO Rosalie Chavez, City Secretary RE: Resolution No. R21-95 -Landfill Expansion Mr. Judkiewicz has requested a resolution in support of expansion to the existing landfill. The DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility, a division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc., is currently working on a permit application for the vertical expansion of the existing landfill to handle the future needs for solid waste disposal for Lewisville and surrounding areas. In his letter Mr. Judkiewicz indicated that the expansion will result in continued low rates far residents and businesses. RC: ck Texas Waste Management P.O. Box 719 1601 Waste Management Boulevard Lewisville, Texas 75067-0719 214/315-5400 • 800/772-8653 (Texas Only) Sherman, Texas 214/893-3313 • 800/782-9845 (Texas Oniy) December 6, 1995 The Honorable Mayor and Council City of Sanger 201 Bolivaz Street P.O. Box 578 Sanger, TX 76266 Re: REQUEST FOR RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR LANDFILL EXPANSION Dear Mayor and Council: A Waste Management Company The DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility, a Division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc., is currently working on a permit application for the vertical expansion of the existing landfill to handle the future needs for solid waste disposal for Lewisville and the surrounding azeas. DFW RDF has been providing reliable and environmentally safe landfill services to the City of Sanger since 1993. The operation of DFW RDF has proven to be a significant benefit to the City of Sanger and its citizens by providing local, economical solid waste disposal and creating employment opportunities for azea residents; and generating significant tax revenue for Denton County. There aze approximately ten (10) yeazs of space remaining at the facility. The expansion would give the residents and businesses of Sanger a facility to dispose of their solid waste for approximately thirty (30) years. The citizens of Sanger currently enjoy among the lowest solid waste disposal rates in the country. A vertical expansion of DFW RDF will result in continued low rates for residents and businesses by providing a local, economical and environmentallyresponsible means of solid waste disposal for the foreseeable future. One of the factors companies consider in relocating to an azea is the availability of adequate, proximate and cost-competitivewaste disposal options. If expanded, DFW RDF will continue to provide a positive economic impact for Denton County. Waste Management's facility has rg own over the years. The company has grown from approximately 15 employees in 1979 to 200 today. As you know, the landfill is located in the City of Lewisville. Please find enclosed a copy of a Resolution of Support from the Lewisville Council. I respectfully request a resolution of support from you. Please let me know when this issue will be on your Council Agenda. Waste Management is committed to providing the City of Sanger with the best service in the industry. This expansion will allow us to continue to be partners for many years to come at reasonable costs. Thank you for your consideration. If you have any further questions please call me at 316-2217. Very truly yours, TEXAS WASTE Municipal ALJ/dlm 9 a C:AL\LASAN06R.LTR a division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc. r.� Resolution No. R21-95 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, SUPPORTING THE VERTICAL EXPANSION OF THE DFW RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL FACILITY. WHEREAS, DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility, a Division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc. is developing the permit application for the vertical expansion of the existing landfill to handle the future needs for solid waste disposal for Sanger and the surrounding areas; and, WHEREAS, DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility has been providing reliable and environmentally safe landfill services to the City of Sanger for nearly sixteen (16) years; and, WHEREAS, Since approximately ten (10) years of landfill space is remaining at the facility, the expansion would give the residents and businesses of Sanger a facility to dispose of their solid waste for approximately thirty (30) years; and, . WHEREAS, a vertical expansion of the DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility will result in continued low rates for Sanger residents and businesses by providing a local, economical, and environmentally responsible means of solid waste disposal for the foreseeable future, and, WHEREAS, if expanded, DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility will continue to provide a positive economic impact for the City of Sanger. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESQLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, THAT: SECTION l: That the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas, hereby supports the development of the permit application for the vertical expansion of the existing landfill to provide the future needs for solid waste disposal for Sanger and the surrounding areas. DULY PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, ON THIS THE 2ND DAY OF JANUARY, 1996. Rosalie Chavez City Secretary Nel Armstrong, Mayor DFW F�ecycling and Disposal Facility P.O. Box 31 1600 S. Railroad Street Lewisville, Texas 75067 214/315-5421 •FAX: 214/459-1226 December 18, 1995 Town of Sanger Ms. Nel Armstrong 201 Bolivar St. Sanger, TX 76266 A Waste Management Company Dear Ms. Ar�tr� \ g� It's been some time since we first discussed DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility's (DFW RDF) expansion plans. In keeping with our promise to inform you of important developments in the process, I wanted to let you know that we will file for a permit amendment at the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) on Friday, December 22, 1995. As you know, our area has experienced rapid growth in recent years. With economic growth comes increasing amounts of trash. At present, there is only enough landfill capacity in the area to handle solid waste that will be generated over the next 10 years. DFW RDF's permit amendment will help meet the area's solid waste disposal needs for years to come. The amendment calls for increasing the landfill's capacity by means of a vertical expansion. This would extend DFW RDF's estimated site life to approximately 30 years. Attached, for your review, is background information on our expansion plans. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions or need additional information. Best regards, Alle . Ju 'ewicz Project Manager 1 a division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc. 4� DFW Recychngand Disposal Facilit OWNED AND OPERATED BY WASTE MANAGIIVffiNT OF TEXAS, INC of Landfill Space A Shortage Although most solid waste is currently buried in landfills, new federal regulations are placing tougher, more stringent environmental re- straints on landfills, forcing many to close. In, addition, existing landfills are filling up and new ones have become more difficult and more costly to develop. As a result, landfills like DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility (DFW RDF) that already meet' or exceed many of the new regulations are becoming valuable assets to communities. In addition to being a vital component of the community's infrastructure, they act as a cata- . lyst for economic development by ensuring low cost waste disposal service for homes and ' businesses alike. DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility DFW RDF is located on 851 acres of land adja- cent to the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in Lewisville, Texas, immediately north of Hebron Parkway. Of the 851 acres, 409 are permitted by the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) as a Type I municipal solid waste disposal facility. Of the 409 permit- ted acres, 318 are designated for landfilling. The remaining acres contain buffers, roads, drainage and environmental monitoring features, and a ;as recovery plant. Waste disposal operations have been conducted on the site since the early 1970s. The facility, which has about 10 years of site life remaining, currently serves portions of southern Denton and northern Dallas counties. Permi t Amendment M Many of the communities served by DFW RDF have experienced rapid development in recent years, and are expected to continue this growth into the next century. With economic growth comes increasing amounts of waste. At present; there is only enough landfill capacity in the area to handle solid waste that will be generated over the next 10 years. DFW RDF is in the process of seeking a permit.: amendment to help meet the area's solid waste disposal needs for years to come. The amend- ment calls for increasing the landfill's capacity by means of a vertical expansion. The expansion will raise the height of the landfill approximately 150 feet from its currently approved height of 90 feet above adjacent ground level. This would extend the estimated site life of DFW RDF to approximately 30 years. Because of DFW RDF's location, much of the expansion will be obscured from public view. Where the increase is visible, steps will be taken to nninimize its aesthetic impact. The expansion will consist of long slopes with gentle grades, for example, and include vegetative screening imme- diately adjacent to public areas. Expansion to Benefit Surrounding Communities The cities of Lewisville, Carrollton, Flower Mound and surrounding communities have much to gain from DFW RDF's proposed expansion. It will provide these growing areas with a local, economical and environmentally responsible means of solid. waste disposal for the foreseeable future. DFW RDF customers currently enjoy among the lowest disposal rates in the country. The most costly component of solid waste disposal is preparing the site for landfilling, and more than 70 percent of DFW RDF's landfill acreage has already been prepared. A vertical expansion will help maximize these fixed costs, resulting in continued, economical low rates for our customers. Another factor contributing to disposal rates is the distance waste must be transported. The further the distance, the higher the cost. DFW RDF's expansion will help insure that waste can be disposed of locally, again helping to maintain economical rates. Disposal rates aside, the expansion will benefit local areas because DFW RDF and its. associated hauling company are viable members of the business community. The facilities employ approximately 200 people. Their combined annual operations have an initial impact of approximately $6 million on the local economy. That, in turn, generates about $12 million worth of overall economic activity as those dollars turn over in the communities. But the benefits don't end there. DFW RDF is also a good corporate citizen, and will continue to be so for decades to come. The facility helps support local civic and charitable organizations through annual contributions. In 1992, DFW RDF donated 36.6 acres of land valued at $300,000 so that Hebron Parkway could be completed. Completion of this roadway has contributed to the tremendous development the area is currently experiencing. Environmental Safety Features All Waste Management, Inc. sanitary landfills, includI ng DFW RDF, are overseen by the company's Environmental Management staff of more than 350 civil and environmental engi- neers, hydrologists and soil engineers, surveyors and monitoring technicians. Waste Management is the nation's largest private employer of engineers, scientists and other environmental specialists devoted exclusively to environmen- tally safe waste management services. DFW RDF currently meets or exceeds all appli- cable environmental regulations for landfill operation. In fact, many of today's new environ- mental regulations were patterned after Waste Management's corporate requirements for environmental safety. As in the past, DFW RDF will continue to receive only non -hazardous, municipally generated solid waste, such as household and commercial refuse. Additional environmental safeguards include, among others: • Liners. DFW RDF is a geologically ideal site for a sanitary landfill. The faality sits atop the Eagle Ford shale formation, an acceptable alternative to synthetic liners under the new federal environ- mental regulations. In addition to this natural liner, a composite liner system will cover portions of the landfill site constructed since 1993. It consists of three feet of recompacted clay overlain by a 60-mil thick, high -density polyethylene plastic and a synthetic drainage layer. Once a section of the landfill is completed, a final cover of recompacted Jay, topped with vegetation, is put in place, to seal off the landfill and prevent erosion. In some areas of the landfill, synthetics will also be used in addition to the recompacted clay. • Groundwater Monitoring. Groundwater protection for area residents is one of DFW RDF's top priorities. The facility has a certified groundwater monitoring system. Twice a year, groundwater samples are collected by an independent consultant. The samples are sent to Waste Management's Environmental Manage- ment Laboratory, where 62 distinct parameters on each well are analyzed in the parts -per - billion range. A detailed statistical analysis is, also performed to compare current readings with past results. If significant differences are found, even more stringent testing is performed. All results are submitted to the TNRCC, along with an evaluation. At present, DFW RDF has seven groundwater monitoring wells. Five more will be added in 1995. Should the expansion be permitted, additional wells will be installed to monitor the expansion. An extensive hydrogeologic report was recently wm- pleted to ascertain the best location for these wells. • Surface Water Protection. DFW RDF is equally committed to protecting the surface water. In compliance with federally mandated environmental regulations, an independent contractor collects stormwater run-off at the site twice a year. Specific criteria must be met before the samples can be collected. The storm must be of a certain magnitude, for example, and no rain must have fallen for at least three days prior. Once collected, the samples are tested, with 53 parameters analyzed into the parts -per -billion range. The results are then sent to the Environ mental Protection Agency for review. • Methane Gas Recovery. As refuse slowly decomposes, methane gas is formed as a natural byproduct. DFW RDF monitors for landfill 'gas on a quarterly basis at permanent -probes around the perimeter of the landfill. This helps ensure that the landfill continues to operate in an envi- ronmentally sound manner. More than just monitoring for gas, DFW RDF is ku the only facility in the state that converts landfill gas into useful product by capturing and burning it to generate electricity. The facility's gas recov- ery plant was constructed in 1988. It draws two million cubic feet of gas from the landfill daily, and burns it to generate 75 megawatts of electric power — or enough to serve 4,500 homes. Con- . ruction is currently underway to increase both the well field and plant capacity by 100 percent.. Cross -Section of a Completed Landfill Like the One Proposed at DFW RDF The protective liners and final cover surpass state requirements. The wastewater collection system recovers any liquids from the land fill for proper off -site disposal. Methane monitoring probes around the perimeter of the. landfill verifij there is no methane gas migration. Groundwater testing wells make sisre the lining system always functions properly. • • � Q: Why is DFW RDF seeking a vertical rather than a horizontal expansion? A: A vertical expansion will help ensure that DFW RDF customers continue to enjoy among the lowest disposal costs in the nation. The most costly component of solid waste disposal lies in preparing the site for landfilling. Once the site has been prepared, as more than 70 percent of DFW RDF's landfill acreage has, it is more economical to maximize these fixed costs by expanding upward rather than outward. Because the acreage has already been set aside for landfill use, a vertical expansion will also maxi- mize the potential of the existing site. This will conserve for other purposes additional. land that might otherwise have. been needed for landfilling. Q: Won't the vertical expansion be an eyesore, creating a mountain of trash as high as a 24story building? A: No: The solid waste is covered quickly after it is placed, leaving only a portion of the waste ex= posed at any time. Also, due to DFW RDF's location, much of the expansion will be hidden by natural tree lines and buildings: Where visible, the expansion will appear as a gentle slope topped with vegetation. It will rise only one foot in height for every four feet of horizontal expanse. By the time the landfill reaches its maximum height, it will be one -quarter to one-half mile in from DFW RDF's property line. Moreover, only a small area at the center of the landfill will reach the maxi- mum height of 240 feet, and this will occur to- wards the end of the 30-year expansion. DFW Recycling and Disposal Facility 1600 S. Railroad, P.O. Box 31 Lewisville, Texas 75067 Q: Won't the expansion create traffic .problems for DFW RDF's neighbors? A: DFW RDF is situated in a sparsely populated section of the community. Trucks traveling to and from the landfill pass only a small number of residences. Even without the landfill expansion, it is not likely the traffic would go away., Waste Management would still operate a hauling com- pany at the site and, in the event the landfill closed, the facility could serve as a transfer station. Q: What will happen if DFW RDF does not receive an expansion permit? A: Without an expansion permit, DFW RDF will be forced to close in approximately 10 years. This. would cause significantly higher solid waste disposal rates for residential and business custom- ers; in part because the waste would have`to be - hauled longer distances for disposal, and tipping fees would likely be higher as a result. . The closure of DFW RDF would also remove an important competitive element from north central Texas' waste disposal marketplace: With diminished competition, other landfills would likely increase their tipping fees. This, in turn, would mean greater operating expenses for local businesses and higher property taxes or fees for property owners in . southern Denton and northern Dallas counties. In addition, if DFW RDF dosed the City of Lewisville would not receive economic benefits such as jobs, tax revenues and procurements. BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO.00111 Prinhni on rccyd�til patx�r �.��.�Q� December 29, 1995 TO: City Council Members FR: Mayor Nel Armstrong RE: Planning &Zoning Commission Far the last five months we have had same difficulty getting a quorum for P&Z. We have two members who have missed a number of meetings during that period. Glenn Shaw has missed five and Peggy Haskins has missed four out of seven meetings during this time frame. I have written the attached letter to each of them and with your vocal approval I will mail them on January 3. CitU of December 29, 1995 Glenn Shaw 701 Cherry Sanger, TX 76266 Dear Glenn: Someplace Special During the past several months we have had a very difficult time getting a quorum for the Planning and Zoning Commission. Due to the fact that this is a very important board and when it fails to meet at the advertised time and place it delays the process of seeking approval of a project requested by a citizen. Also, it is costly for our city due to the fact that we have to re -advertise each time a meeting is held. You have missed the last four meetings. V[1e are concerned that perhaps you do not have the time to continue serving on the board. If this is the case we need to appoint someone who can attend. If you have been unable to attend for a definite reason we would ask your consideration in please notifying the city as early as possible when you can not attend. A lt7e have appreciated your willingness to serve an the Planning and Zoning Commission and will understand if it has became impassible for you to serve. Please let us hear from you regarding this matter. Sincerely, Nel Armstrong Mayor tos BOLIVAR STREET BANGER, TEXAS a6266 8s7.458-�930 P.O. BOX 578 Ss�-458-418o FAX City of December 29, 1995 Peggy Haskins 305 Willow Drive Sanger, TX 76266 Dear Peggy: Someplace Special During the past several months we have had a very difficult time getting a quorum for the Planning and Zoning Commission. Due to the fact that this is a very important board and when it fails to meet at the advertised time and place it delays the process of seeking approval of a project requested by a citizen. Also, it is costly for our city due to the fact that we have to re -advertise each time a meeting is held. You have missed the last three meetings. We are concerned that perhaps you do not have the time to continue serving on the board. If this is the case we need to appoint someone who can attend. If you have been unable to attend for a definite reason we would ask your consideration in please notifying the city as early as possible when you can not attend. We have appreciated your willingness to serve on the Planning and Zoning Commission and will understand if it has become impossible for you to serve. Please let us hear from you regarding this matter. Sincerely, Nel Armstrong Mayor cos BOLIVAR STREET BANGER, TEXAS �6�e66 Sid-458-y93o P.O. B07i S78 817.458.418o FAX BUFORD TELEVISION, INC. POST OFFICE BOX 9090/TYLER, TEXAS 757i 1/(903) 551-2129/FAX (903) 581-2185 �� December 21, 1995 Mayor Nel Armstrong City of Sanger P. O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Ref: Franchise Renewal Dear Mayor Armstrong: The franchise between the City of Sanger and Friendship Cable of Texas, Inc. expires July 5, 1998. Under federal law, we are obligated to notify you within the window of 36 months to 30 months prior to the expiration of the franchise of our intent to renew the franchise, per Section 626 of the Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984. We hereby request that the proceedings in Section 626 be commenced. As you may also be aware, the Cable Act provides for formal proceedings and alternate informal proceedings for cable television franchise renewals. Since formal proceedings generally are very expensive and time consuming, we prefer to follow the informal proceedings that are allowed by the Cable Act. Please give me a call at your earliest convenience so we can proceed with the process. I can be contacted at 214/557-4216. /cl cc: Steve Lowe -Friendship, Beaumont Jan Calongne =BTI, Tyler Connie Lyles -BTI, Tyler Kay Monigold -BTI, Tyler A: SANGER FRIENDSHIP CABLE i i .r OMrn4K Nut»: PURPOSE Rpulsr I...... W1 Fonowoup ....... 2 Compiainl ..... , . 0 Food Service Establishment Inspection Report Ztp +ate iga+ice. • i Based on an lnspeClion tMs day. HM items Cittljd DNo. Ieenlity thevtoiMibns In operaliOnt Or tauhN! vr thkh mutt be ctuWaetsd by ihs nett rGuIIM inspeC1100 Or tuCh sttOfler Osr10d o: time as may be specified in writing by the r"UIM ry avinWlly. Failure to Comply With any fire CM116 iOW t6rleCt101e aPK/100 in this nOil" may ratull In 04i"liOn Of yOvf Food 5VvWA 000M10nj. ITEM 11Eµ - NO. WT. COL NO. i T. Col_ FOOD SEWAGE 0 ft1 Sovres; souM CorWlttOn, rq spoMage i,' ! 70 G! t.%i(ltif.�l t.n-'itiitiwr: p".vl��i ia�i-w.'S 1 it FOOD PROTECTION P4fenlijlly twaroous food mecca ttlRiparsittme IeQvltemerMt Curing $longs, preparation. anpisyo service trowponsilon i •K FoCiIMIN 10 mjlMeln pro" ismperstufe 4 !: i! Th.nriomsters provided and aonsplCuovs 1 34 00 Poisnua+Iy tustsidous food properly ttlawed ! !i •W llnwrsppea end polentletly hatardowS reed not rrasrvW 4 K protaulon owing p bn, d rviCe, 1►antportafgri ! � M n"ling of toad Oaf manMNted ! 34 10 in use, food (ke) 01epsnsing uiaislit property st0►e0 1 i PERSONNEL M PerSOnnal with infetilOntreStrklea ! 40 Ramos wasw and ctsen, good hygfsnk Oractfow i 41 Mean csotties, Mir raatralMs i 42 FOOD EOUiPMENT dt UTENSILS Food ttce) conisct aurtacse: Oarlgtled, oon0lruetea, nlNrt• Z p N calmed, insta11e0, totaled 11i Nondood contact surldc": deaigrad, oonsttucisd, malty 1 M is+ne0, Ins1NNd, iOGeled ti Oishamhutp fsclNlb: doolenw, caMlmewo mah"Ish"d, Inslailad, lowed, 0peraled if AeWato ttermornalsra, cnattlkat east kits proMOad, OerOa 1 K tick (rA" iPS valve) N Pre -flushed, scraped, sorted 1 Q 1i Wash, rMss "star. c►een, F no lamperab" ! 40 .� swilitallon rinw: c►aarl, lerrlpietatuls, wincentrelbW ea- 4 40 p04ufe tire; squipmat . ulansih M MtM 0• Wiping c aths: cioan, Use fooldcled t Y FOod4woAcl suilocas of equipment and ulsnslM chen. = ft free d aWaatvas, detergents f)i Namf00d toMacl surUtow of evriprteM and clefts" thion 1 i1 epe. ►►enalMip d ctsen arluiprtiaWillutaseMleiwtanas anktea, stersp, dlepweMtO tares 1 S4 ues of jungle service ank" : Y •/! Wtrac source, rate' hot a odd eider preaMtle ! K 3 FOLLOW-UP LRATING SCORE 7a.77 ACTION Yp 7e•1 Weigh d Change . MC NO ! icktted *►� Delete .... 0 y! (Sewspe end waste Water abpoaal I ii R•J _.1 �1111C, 4 1 i7 K Mstatled, mNnWrNO l f0 '>M Cro".Conneaion, back tlplwnsgo. b=ktlow i 10 TOILET i HANDWASHING FACILITIES •if Number, corlvenier1l, accesstbis. assigned. InstMlW 4 00 Toilet rooms enctowl, se►ituosing doers. fk•turw, good g 01 >d repair, clean; hand cisanesr, w►itary to"oho$WnTll" drvino dowiees warted. proper w ate reaptactw GARBAGE dk REFUSE DISPOSAL flf CorNsirerj or ►acaptacies, e0rlr8d: adeywto number ! a MaKtlroOent proof, freytrerlcy, dean 14 Oulskle storage area VICIOwAr properly 001`151Mcied, t 0i ~; controlled OWnaratiOn INSECT, RODENTl, ANIMAL CONTROL .K Preswiew 0i MssetlftoderNs — outer openings protaeted. 4 « no birds, luniss, Other Mies t OOgS. WALLS It CEILINGS K construe/ad, Orslmlad, clean. Inilsliation, dustleef Cleaning rrvjl Walls, ceiling. aitwMa equipment: coMuvcted, good 1 M repair* cteana tuAw"o dustless etesrlUiQ Iret110at uaHrNo » lightMq p►vritle0 ell rspuNetd, tlUures ahlaldaA 1 0f! VENTILATfON >� ttaoms trld equlprltant — verMed Y regWnd 1 M 401 RoomseNan,lockersprovided,tetiiilksactsam,i0tate0 (_-1 ( M •41 tick Noma , laeaba, rred i FO mtainlsined two* of lister necessary artiUea, c ' property stared. Act / • 71 1 personnel t.omplole aspatation hem tarirq ON"UV ems. Laumry. ! 72 M Cleen, a01111d NW "party stOled 1 n R�CNvrld by: namn btipi�.Mtt: f3>y: natm TEXAS Ul PAM MFNI OF I. EA L I H Division of Frnrri and Drugs Ejt, JIT 11E Co.lnty Dist, Est.No Census Tract Sc"l1tit.Cod4i — yr. Mo. Day Travel Tim• Inspec.TUa 1 Owner Nana:—__________..__._..._._� Establishment Name:.._ ___ ___ _� _ _.11110 Address:. I _.r..�. ---- _. �. _.._ -�- • -- — -- _ _ i -- �P U".;lot ?} 1 ullow•up;onipis•nt . 3 a5rsd On an ,nsprlChpn thisdaytrw rtnms clrcial Ur•4nv r•••• Gly Iht. ,ir•!,inbna u: ol;erationa Or lacil,lla!whlt:h mulle next rout ne ii.ipucticn ct such shcrirr per-Cn of ttnm „r •n,te be st.w r'ed i': Nudng fly mr, regulatory authority. Fatlura to comply ith anv t:nlq limns for corrections spCc,Lod n, iA#.1 rwI;c• n'ol rr:+t,tl in vs saP, in of yot,' Food Service operations. r�J/991.-fu, .n ----- -- 015; 9 ...,. . t ... t_� .�EWAGE wy. cot_ 9 `�urce, u,M conditicn. no sponage �IN ti 01 r Z6 S A ..ye and Na51e water disaosal _�• � p %MCkiglfal cente!ner: Vrope!t7 ltttlalt�FOOD PROTECTION •� P6!enlUlly ria2ifdou! IOOd rtieats tempC'atute requ,/ernenta fur ng storage, Creparslion. d�'Vluy. sr -ice trsl:•ip!'rtat+on 1 'a{ Facilities to mairtaam prWucl tt:o•pegture ---'Y 06 Thnnnornetnr3 piorided and ronsp,cutru! 00 Putall,ai.y h14e3rJ0us 'nod pmpelly (hawed 001 Ui,..,apptid and potonlially hazardous lurid rxa re'Cvfvtt<i _ a Fr%4 protactior.:c•ing storage, �roparaticn, display, sc•a:e. tranaporallon ..__ a r,1110 big cl ttxid tire? min,mirird 1C In ,rLe, h cA tictil dispensing utc•,a+1% vomly slMau PERSONNEL _ ..`. _—.._._ �'11 F+r'rwurxtt wtM IntyK;htx•e rest kaod :1 NnMs Cott' ?ad and clean, gxvf hydiert:f. rrh:tt;.es if1 clean owihes. rosy rc•llra,nt! -+� 6 e0 '! 11 is EQUIPMENT b UTENSILS WATER (FOOD ' /s I nntl Irca:.:untsCt auAacel. desggr,ed conslnnaud, rosin- = s, gained I/:41811e06 ifC4100 /S N•rt toted ccnt"I sultaces desligned, rortalrukA tamed 'stai:ad.located 1 Is lJlahwashing fscrlitiss. designed, conalrgf trd, maintained. 7 installed, roosted. operated sS 1T ApCura!s thermometers, chemical tosl kits provided. gauge cork (th••'IS vets) 1 46 16 Pro flushed, scraped, soaked 1 4? 19 Wash, rinM water: Clean, proper temperature = 18 .� y,inllitallon lines Clem, tempsMure, oorlCentratlon, ex• Wsufa time: squipmenl, ut*mli$ senthred s N !1 Wiping cloths clrran,uWM*Irlclsd 1 rjq pour•contact surteoss of equipment Mid uiercltls Linen, fr(y �t iabra�lves, deletgents T St Nor,•ttyp contact surfaces of equipment acid vtArislis dear, 1 u ~rr ere J,vrrapn. handling or cloui equtpmerilrBrenai4 1 53 21 nJ tmserv' o igniclea, storage, thspcnslrtg 1 Ss L1 -Nomm: r. u.. o� .i�g1e service ..BilgeIs �71 Yra1N yrxiir�. sale tNA t LvW urxtsi fx.i:_lu �ULL.OWUP t •1; L1404sw�4 - 7a.2 ..�] RATING SCORE 7sn ACTION 11(1 b`S5 wt iui•t ,iI � � + (:lien, p• /d �.. II dRn,a vwl;,l,.; i•. Uoil'Us I) ii --- •-mint a back s+D�+nags, hackflow iEn �'OIIET b HANOWASHING FACtLIT1ES •11 u,rr•bar, r,rnvpn I.•tt, accessible, dosigned, Installed S M Tutisl rooms anrIosed A c1 n a, tlaturp, Oppd fixtures,loo 32 i pa.r, c'aan hand clean i d ry,ap riLvtces provided. WrNxsr w�sts reE7ap{attN t:�ARBACE &REFUSE men CAR b3 *,'"I I nQrs or fa ••elaZlel, Cove ,rd aoeguata number ^,St: Ifrudn•,t pl„d. hegtrenCy. Clean is,de stwano Lena enclosum proparly constructed, clr.0 t, Lunlro Lr:.: ,nuMratinn f NSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL ihesenr:e ,,) rnseclsl rodents — outer openkttfs prOteCtW, •�.;, � nt, t,•n, !uniul. o11Mr antniata FLOORS, WAILS b CEILINGS Fltx•:t. cunsbi,ourf• drauied- clssn, good r"r, Cowing 1h M insi:n_utt„n, dulltngl catir.n ng nisthods wall., collir'g, attached soulpiriatt: constricted, good reliaN, 'Joan, Atiliacos, dustleas dsarilrig rtislBods � - r LIGHTING ltyl:ting prurided u required, fl.turss shlNded �� VENTILATION �� Itucxns uid equipment -- vented r required � r DRESSING ROOMS b � Rooms client lot:kers provitsed, facitnias rlsan, IOealed i fM OTHEii OPERATIONS •sl for:a IICrn! prupe+ly slnrird, lacer„ri, used � Prt; nt ;,u5 maintainnd lien df litter, unrteCessafy aAlcNs, a nines matntia,sii<:e aljig Hrienf properly stontl. :fy* 17r'ffCsotlQuln Wpiralion from Inning/alq,p,rig quartsra. L t*i ^N G!e in, ',odrfd linen Nopertr atrire•1 :.'+. FhCeiv6d by: n,tni„ (:Is(1QCIfad by: 1 TL-XASDrPA111MFN1 Of HEAL111 f Qivision 0 ('nr,r1 and Drugs Es! Co.lnly _ Dist.F Census Tract &+I.it.irK:_i — Yr. Mo. Dal Also 1le13 ( 4 1 �j 17�1 II E . . . . . . Owner Nerta �abfishmtnt Name:....'_`%� Address: _'. l`� T Pravel Tim* Insprc.Time 25 26.28 Zip f PURPOSE Food As Estannshment p";r"etp 3 Complant 3 Inspection Report inves[.gallon . 4 llasetl on An insrnCt,on this day, the items citclo,l ;*I,„r Ili.,• Gfy Ini, .,r!aubhs w rtl;eratlons Or iKililtes which must be cottectaid by IRO next rout no u,r.puct,en Cr such shorter per'Cn of time .Ii ••iar be it we reed c: Ivnong by the regulatory authoflly. Failuta to comply 1 -- with any I:nvi limits for cottectionS sptc,l,od lei ;s'wx rt,rl:c• n`oi 195ult in .ussa • in of ytil r Food .Sere" Operations. 17FFA OEM u4 ,v _ _ .. _ `.. _ . _ n... _ _ _. _ ., __. _ ...... _ — WT. COL FOOD SEWAGE_ •gt .dues, scull cnrmUnn, no spot:age —1_ f 34 C� Ste .rye and caste water disDoeal 011glr,al conlainef: prnparly labeled FOOD PROTECTION Pc,!entialiy rwardOus food mesix lempe•alure requtromenis fur ng slOtage, preparation• diaplay, servico trawipoitation f �? Facetties to met; tain prcduc! Iun•peratr,re 4 33 -_- 06 ihennorneters pi(pridird and rAnsp,cucn,s t lit Ott Pefelhal•y hb:ardous frtod pnipetly thawed 2 3S ' "M Ut;..lapped and potentially haterdous IOrKI not re5rlassS f W a FctN firotectior. ':c.•ing stOrage, (.lOpatalicin• display, st•ra:e.Aminwino 3T Gt itwd rice) mirnmited JI 3a fuel nctil dispensing utc•sads p/npetty sloisu 38 PERSONNEL 'll fh•rsenrxtl ;1 iinnis wa ed and clean, gxvf nygirm e. rfacti;.as is Clean r.tolnes. pair tr-siratnts j fJ42 roo0 EQUIPMENT b UTENSILS _ — N i lfrrc! Gat ,:umKt wAKes, designed consirmitid, main- 2 43 l lainad ir•stalfed, IcCaled If ram' food cunlao sulfaceo e31 ned, LtxtSiluk: !elr,sd -ed slsrod, locator 1 if fJish vashing facdilleS. designed, conatr , mafngined, 1 installed, located, operatrd t1S sy ArCut,f;s thermonietars, C'fernicaf foal kits provided, gauge Cor.k (•A•' •"'s vibe{ 1 r 16 Pre flushed, scraped, soaked 4 1 ay 1g wash, finM water. clean, proper lompomure = 48 .� S.lnnitallOn nnve clown, terniolaw it conconl(olfnn. ex. pusure Ihlie; equlprnenQ ulaMlls aaniti»d 4 p 21 wiping Cloths cl ton, uslrMtdcted 1 sp Foor.-COniKt surfaces of 9flulpmellt Yid utenslit Hein• lilies •if abraa,vea, deiMllenta j SI !! -----•- Nott•fQlW conflict iiurfacaa of equlpmsnl and utenslfs cisen 1 7w f>I•naQlx. luilre lnp of clean puipm ntivienella ^— T i3 - n�'teiv'•.Y atiiclea, clasps, Iliaptins,ng t Sa Ne rwuse of single service artickir _— 2 SS WATER •Y! Vrater .,,^vn_ r•_ $ets tint f :uld urxta S ys� 1 rFULLOW-U P RATING SCORE Ten f (((�--�-- ACTION r••, Ta-t thtf b'Sx w, jilt ul h .. ,2 Mile�a viui(th0, 0 � n•,f,r•te.t, mal•,tamed i `onn,r l back slptwnage. backhow TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES tiu-raer, rtlnvrn t n, accossiDla, designed, ImtalNd � p T�,ist rooms snclused, sett closing doss, fixtures, pod 3Y I repa,r, c'san hand cleanser, sanitary torrallttiesuaslhand• = fh —1._dry Jet; [kvices prrnrided, penow vraste rtit»ptacfN C;ARBACE &REFUSE DISPOSAL 33 ('.t,rtt,•nC+S Of lip• ••L'laZ;iea, Uire•ad atlequtU, nutnbat rtsi: !: ruefn•n ptv'd, leegl»tfty. clean = � -e OUlSrde sloragtt :.:ra enclosuies properly conalnicteti,to w 01*411. cUnMOLa,t Inr.lrierahnnIII LI4 F-1 INSECT, RODENT., ANIMAL CONTROL 35 Pra2enca r•t mtectsrrrxle/tis — outer op9nklga ileotaitad, no t�•n :. tttrtlus`Other inM,alt Will FLOORS, WAt.IS S CEti.! ""to le . r_unitruUutl. driuie.l OOd r ins ,t,',Ilnm. dusanas ciertntng Walls, ttedlr•y. attat:hed eoutprnarit: constrkttod, good relian, t-lean, su,iacat, dustless Cleaning "WhoQs } w LIGHTING t.,yl:ling pruricfed as required, ({xturtN ahialded + ` f..�� VENTILATION �� nucxns u,d ogWprnent -- trMtad as /squired � wletter evil DRESSING ROOMS 1 Rot)ms clean, fUCYe/S prOvillOO, tYCdtllaS Cffan, IticfleC w OTHER OPERATIONS _ •11 trim: ilotns properly stnfw. febMerf, used Pro, m :•es ir,am!ainnd Irert pf oiler, unnecessary artlefas, ?; az Itrd .A: r}iM ntainp:nanc.e a)uglment ptupariy stotatl. Author• >11 tti"Snnnul q t utn�tulrt a •WrrUun Urim Idwgla{saptngguaRata. La1lnOty, i aN Cie in. ,,o,ltr0 linen openy,rtnryf �J. 1lf itlCeived by:n,rni• T� 1 ` I„ TkXAS Ur PA111 VFN1 010 HEAL I H U►vision ut towria ana untys key . , Estt;,o.tnty Dist. Est. No Census Tract &^il•it.Cctu I Yr. JMo. day Travel Time Inspfre.Tlt p at A(r;: OI _ —Tt �r ,,•,3tata* .J� 14-58 � ) 23.25 oil _. _ Owmw Nano:Establishment Name:.. _ - Address: _ d PURPOSE Food Service Establishment Req'yt'r 224 Inspection report � Fuoow•t,p 2 i Compis•nt 3 S, 1 N mmil,gauon . F 4 [lased on a:, ,ns[•rlCllon this day* the rinms citow ;K•iuw „••.s t.ty V,u .ir!ssi ,r. r,lieratlons Or 1400145 which must be Copt ed by \ \ st Other S the next rout'ne nrpn tacticcr sue Stich KriGrilet person of nnA• #%tit be 96N" ^oil of Nnnriq fly the regulatory authority. Failure to comply t\1 � \ �y _ if ratwit—t:n;•",'�llll9 !or CO❑ t O spCc,Lod I^ ••is ri,rl:Cr ^ ail r45t.if in -ttSir. ,n of yl,i' food Service Gpiralipn$. N yVT. COI i F000arrara�9 91SEWAGE mac\ 'Qi ri0u�rot so Mf conditim, n0 $pottage — —i• � L.-1. SAA`.ye and east$ water dispo"I �" [ O(tglrri conulnei: property laheloij 4 FDOD PROTECTION — at •� Potentially narardous food mess !empe•rture requtrernar,ts fur nfl slora e,preparation, dis oy. 'setvico traIaHat'on ` 3? i_—-_--— •pi Faaidiea to tnairisia prWucl U:n-Pereturo , 33 •-. �Y _ a. atattam, 06 thetmorne•ers provided and ronspieutu! 1 14 Oe Prlrn!ial.y ttuair:dous mod prripetdy th lwlid 2 33 001 Ur.»rapped arsd potontially Hazardous ftX,d het ro-,ervucl ♦ 36 fossil protactior Owing s+•usage. proaaraliun, display. snr+I.e. transportation 2 37 00 1-t.mdang at 11.110d lice? mintrt,l/ud 1C In �iu:. I," nCG:I dispensing ute•wtls prnprirly strAou 1 34 \ � J PERSONNEL&VI 11 fsrrsouewl wt•h mfeciinr:< «ss!rk;tuif I ':2 tlnnis war •led and clean, fl•x`r nygien:r. Ivac:tl;,es� 11 I Clean ok,ines. nav rt•siratnts EQUIPMENT b UTENSILS WATER `F000 _ ___ _ Gcer,;unfsct wr}eces deslgne0 constrv(1W, main• ? a, tained wglalled, lc�caled li rifts 1000 ccnticl surfaces designed, axislruc:ad, (ruin !aintd "Stared. located ' M 1� Diahwaahinp feciitift, designed, conswititud, maintained, 2 tnlTalled, located, upwatow 45 A6curdil thermometers, CtiemlCal lost kite prt,rided, gauge Cork ('h•' I $ valve) 146 It Pre flushed, scraped. Soaked i tq It Wash, rinw water: clean, proper lempermue ,30 bsn1111allori fines Clrfan, temperature, Conw.tiailon, all. pusure fpme: spulpment, utwmlfs aarrttired a M $1 Wiping Cloths clean, ubetwldctadBORDEN gg so Foot-com wt $uffar»i of epuipmerit Mild utenvli$ ckaui, rrne •tf abrasives, detergents = 6t Oft•fthQ Contact Sit rfaCet derd uldislls 1 Sj• ?24f!iI0jf0" handling of clews agw1pmertllulensitsq1S3 aria ielariats; s.serb'• a rrticiea, $loriga, Illafurt311V 4 No Itruse of $mule service artickm '2! Vroter ryrrylr Is. sale trot pi .u10 uridra tat aaAu rFOtI.OW-UP LNO -_. _�._� .j RATING SCORE77Rs�,y1 ACTION 1:1(d b w, ybt w ter„aVwl:d•,fai►.. •i'1p.1JA UCh•Ist pl Li_____ _ air.at.,. _,-, � _ -. PLUMBING � _ 2a n i ,"P3, rnat.,tainsd boost siptwnage. backftow TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES N•.rr•her, rnnvan i.'it, xCetuiWe, dosigne0, 1 WNd ` t» Twist roans tnctuseA, east closing dows.41,funk pod Se repair, clean hand cleanwr, sanitary torNe ( Ma tirY�r.p ckv,ces ptovided, Aft tetr _._.. C�ARBACE & RE 5UF E/DISPO AL �**UA/ 33 ('.irr. i.ncrs or rr..•p;ta.{es, u,re-;IA adeQwtll number 0-116 't: rt,dtl•t! pl,; ,t. frequency clean a Ou'swe storagri :.:ca onciosutas Properly constructed, _`.. •�Ir •.rr:. CunlroLa,t rn+.inMaluM INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL =1� PfeSCr,r;e of InaeCis/mderits — outer oOef+Mge protaeted, Y fasts C't'Ar>>, !urtlus. other anM,pe �-- w 1111 FLOORS, WAILS h CEILINGS �� runsUi.t.lp1, dranie,t. 4200 u ri$Wprf k Insan..,ti•a>, dWt:rtta cvininq rliatho0�- il Walls, ;'edu•q. attached soulpinank constructed, Hood . reitarr, ,-luaa• tintaces, dustless cleaning nwhitds ! w LIGHTING ligl:hng pturided sa regwnd, f{,Ilurw ah1a160d �� VENTILATIQN Cw Nixvns and euulyinent — vented Y /.qulred , � w star DRESSING ROOMS � I Bourns clean, I4C et5 ptOrttled, 1Ycihlles (•lean, 1,lGled OTHER OPERATIONS I?J w •11 IPr.s: itetr�s pruPa,iy stand, laoervt, utsed }0 �.—•TrLL•s fna,n:ai tad IrM HRIH'CIII7II�9i�SMy aRlClei t2 �-[inn ma!ntcn `s<:e e( iippldt,ipryoer[7y; . Authpr tK1Nrrsunrul �?fV J'�y^'�- ai cANII.Ads te ..•puratwn Irom 1 ralaep,eg ouallere. heandry. 1t t le In, ',o,nA linen V 0001YA1 1) f.Ediceived by: n,,ri„t . IA�4 ta5(nciryd by: r 1 f {"Est, County Dist f Est.No l I.D. T TEXAS V1'-PAR1 MFN1 OF HrALIli Division of Fnteri and Drugs Census Tract &^tllit.Crrd I yr. Mo. Dad 11.13� 14awl(l 22r IL Owner Name: _ �_.�.. - Esta ishmCM Name:.. �? r Gin/ 1 I Add►esY: --�- .> > `f 1_'G`� , l _.r r('.'" `" S� Travel Time Inspec.Tstme 3 25 _ 2d-28 PURPOSE Foot Service Establishment N; Umptaint inspection Report Compfa•nt � IInyesl,gabon .. A teased on an msprxtfon this day, the anms ciclorl at•4tw I,'.• !.ty t1w •ir!aobns it, r.tireralions or facilities which must be cot sic by Q!flef 5 the nust rourne u.r,puchen or suih shcrtrf, petted of nnie Liie ••elr be st w i•ed Nnnng by the regulatory authority, Failure to comply { with ny f:nrq i It !pr Corpr� l StkY'Itiod n, ;:I,a rl,tl:cp ^'oi tc•544 in .nssar ill or ylwr Food Service opstatnons. PA Y / & 4. �'n... — _ ..— - ...... WT. COL FOOD t,V - _ Bed_! - SEWAGE •1/1 ^,boles, scull ccnpolnn, no siwnage T �l i 30 r 2li S!w•rye and Nas�e w►ter disposal 02 011girral container: Property labeled 31 v D F OD PROTECTION •� Po!enhauy hazardous food meals tempevture reginromenfs Jul ng yfuage, Crepsrtlion, dlr.ptay, yet Vaiviixirtatlon ` 7? -ice •tla Facilities to msir,am product lempereture 4 33 gb Iheinometers provided and sonsp,cutKis 1 q Obi prle'tlal.r ht,earJous Inod preipetly Ihawed 2 3S ' "M Uf,wjapped and potentially hazardous fond nct resrrvtxf W ter Fc,.a litowbor • ".sing S!urage, proparrlion, dfaplay, Sera .e. IranS pOC�t f On = 37 00 mi nd3no ul loud lice! mir•lmuod t >! tb In vice, hue ncrr) dispensing utc-ur,rs Wnpnrly slrxou 1 38 PERSONNEL '1f Pf•rsoliewl wl�n infti liw::t it's!!k;ltfgd 6 40 �- t1 linnIlt wa•':ed and clean, gxvf Hygiene.. NetAi;.es 5 41 j it Clean r-coolies. liar.! a-str+tnts --_ `_— i 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT & UTENSILS ill 1• nd, ficei cunlwO surfaces. designed constrvctud, mam- — ? tained i:•tlaiiad, Ircalsd li N•'o, food ccntat:l suffaCes designed, conslruttlsd, main. 1 •fried ftslo!!ad.lot:ated 16 Onshwashirp facilities. designed, confttru.:ud, mafnislned, 1 installed, located, operated 1T Accurate thofmometws, ctiemical teal kill provided, gauge Corl VA is IDS valve) 1 46 iG Pre flushed, scraped, soaked 1 4? 19 Wash. tines water. clean, proper tampsttetwa = 44 .� batlilizarlon tines clean, temperasure, Corwoontrallon, ea- 4 q pUaute elms. equipment, utanslls sanitised 21 Wiping cloths clean, uslr«trinM 1 so Foot-contacl surfaces o1 squipmeili vid ulenyNs divan, = 51 rraa Fit abrasives, detergents 29 Norl-t•.yV contet:l surfaces of equlpnrrlt grid ulen;ifs clean 1 52 24 4fvro". itanuing of ctesri epuipmeniruteneits 1 53 ?S • nJ rsery Ito .rliciga, slorage, 111spe'sing — 1 h54of singleservice articiee : WATER •Y! V/a1M .>_WIt a- safe btu! i wed utMa'I+raasu is 5ti] �OLt.OW-UP RATING SCORE )sn ,� ACTION ,Nnn,x vlvl'd,-ih•!e_ rh(�Ch'lif jIno `s ,f U�j /dit r•ima —)a. . 1� PLUMBING � __ _ back sfptwnage_backhow ILET & HANDWASHiNG FACILITIES yi Ntrr•hur, ninvpn f.'% accessible, designed, Installed 4 N T. iiat moors snc,osrid, sett closing doors, fixtures, iiad k ( repair, clean nand cleanser, sixiitary towets/Iiwwjhant!- R n —.1 Lfry I,.o &VICas provided, prnpat waste rsosputtis <�ARBACE &REFUSE DISPOSAL CAir,! i-nCrs Or rP ••tlta Wiles, c(rYe'%fd X10QWtq number ;-Ise 'tfvdm,i pivod. raequency, clean s Q -s Outside storane t,:na erecloewaa property oonstrlKtad, i• p -� til•.itt- GUnir01—,_L••-1n..Irwal/!Nf INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL u kesence tit insects) rodent* — outer openings proleaed, no Ct•tirt tunlu3`ut1w anlniNs FLOORS, WAt.LS & '%"#MINOS 1 IQ' r_unsifuctutl, drained good mar, oomitte nSrat.dtl•,n. dUlRnns clehnmg melhods ,) ►�� reit+r q"i uifaCaa.�tar:.hed soulpQInwitconstructed, goat . fan .Iwo. lduallYaa rleanlrvi rt,etM,Ae .. 7 M LIGHTING Llgi:iilg provided as required• flxlu:w ahiNded �� VENTILATION 1 q R,xwns and cWulpinwlt — venlW as required , � r laosled, used t Inf ter, unr►ecessary articles. f�,nent orupariy atorW. Author 1' �17a1 es inig �ourtws, l wxidry. �Inte,1 F.Efceived by: �i,Irip• 1q4: I.-Islr3c11�4 by: r,.d•,I� _ TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF IIEALIli Division of Food and Drugs Census Tract 11-13 Sanit. Codo 17 14-16 Owner Name: Establishment Name: PURPOSE Follow-up ... ... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEIA NO FOOD Yr. Mo. Day -/ 3 Travel Time Inspsc.nme 23.25 2t3-28 Zip Food Service Establishment Inspection Report eased on an inspection this day, the items circled below identily the �',olatibns in operations or facilities which must be corrected by the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified in writing by the regulatory authority, Failure to comply with any time limits for corrections specified in this notice may result in cessanun of your Food Service operations. ITEM VVT COL NO WT. COL - SEWAGE 'Oi Source; sourvf condition, no apoilaQe �' 6 30 t 02 original container; property ]abatis 1 31 FOOD PROTECTION •� Potentially hazardous loud meets temperature requirements yur.ng storage, preparation, display, service transportation 6 � •(b4 Facilities to maintain product temperature 4 33 06 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 05 Potentially hazardous food property thawed 2 35 •01 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not reservod 4 36 09 Food protection during storage, propwallon, display, service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food (ico) minimized 2 36 10 In use, food (ice) dispensing utensils property ataod 1 39 PERSONNEL Personnel with infections restricted 6 012 Hands washed and clean, g liyglonlc practices 41 12 Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS Food (tee) contact surfaces; designed, constructed, main- 2 43 14 talned, Installed, located is contact surfaces- dell nod, constructed, located �} 1 sin nstalled, jj (�,Qtilk L�IJS 19 Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, 2 45 Installed, located, operated 17 Accurate thermometers, chemical lost kits provided, gauge 1 46 COCK (1/4" IPS valve) 18 Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 1i Wash, rinse water. clean, proper temperature 2 48 Sanitizatlon rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- 4 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized 21 Wiping cloths clean, ussyrestricted 1 so ood-contact surfaces o ulp tl c 2 51 free of abrasives, daterps Non-food contact surfaces of IP and utenslie 24 Storage, handling of clean equlpmentlutenalis S3 26 Single service articles, storage, dispensing 1 54 No reuse of single service articles 2 55 WATER •2'� Water source, safe: hot 6 cold under pressure 6 56 FOLLOW"UP RATING SCORE TS-77 ACTION vas ... 74-t 100 loss weight of Change . l&C Nu 2 items violated �- Dolcle ... D •Crjucal items Hequrnng Immediate Altontion, Remarks on bank 11[10-1' t P<wM Na E-2 i /sari '26 Sewage and waste water disposal � S7 PLUMBING 29 installed, maintained '3D Cross-connortion, back siphonage, backflow M TOILET b HANDWASHING FACILITIES •„ Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed ''!{^ tBD Toilet rooms enclosed, selfclosing doors, fixtures, good !1 32 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary toweis/tissues/hand- drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles i GARBAGE k REFUSE DISPOSAL Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number _ 62 insectirodent proof, frequency, clean y4 Outside storage area enclosures property constructed, `` p clean; controlled incineration INCFC T Rtf1t1FNT ANIMAL_ CONTROI �36 Presence of insects/rodents —outer openings protected, no birds, lurtlos, other animals FL ORS, WALLS &CEILINGS I drained, lea reps rsg �- instaii ion, dusuoss cleaning methods 1 all i attached equlprnent: constructed, good o u, oars urfaces, dualleas cleaning methods HTING ill Lighting provided as required, Iixtures shielded � . a VENTILATION >• Rooms and equipment —vented as required , i.� tM17-771 nRESSING ROOMS b Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located M OTHER OPERATIONS •41 Toxic items properly stored, latxfied, used 70 Premises maintai of li nnecessary articles, '' _ Icaningmaint c ui tl tttor• 71 iced personnel U 43 Complete separation from living/sleeping quanors. Laundry. 72 44) Clean, soiled linen property stored) i 73 Receivtxi by: r Inspected by: t, County Disi. Est. No. ). 101 TEXAS UEPAftTMENT OF HEALTH Division of Food and Oruys Census Tract Sanft.Code 11-13 1418 Owner Naame: Establishment Name: Address: .� 3�" - PURPOSE Regular .. .. 24-1 Foiluw-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 9 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... S ITE1.1 N U. Yr_. Mo. pay 17- % % 3 22 Travel7ime Inspec.Tlme 23-25 26-28 Based on an inspection this day, the items ctrclod below ido-�UIy the �rataubns in operations or lacllitles which must be corrected Dy Iho next routine mspochon or such shorter paned of lime a.= may bo specdiod rn writing by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply wdh any bme limits for correctwns spocilred in This no0ce may result in cessatiun of your Food Service operations. ITEM - W t CUt r+O � tlYr• � FOOD r•01 Source; sound contlitlon, no spoilage t� 6 3q �Originsi coniainer; properly labeled 1 3f FOOD PROTECTION •� Potentially hazardous loud moats temperature requirements duyng storage, preparation, drspiny, service trarreportatlon 6 32 •,� Facilities to maintain product temperature 1 33 06 Thermometers provided end conspicuous i 34 06 Potentiafiy hazardous food properly thawed 4 35 Unwrapped and potonlially hazardous food n01 re -served 1 38 � Food protection Burin s pre , pr� splay, service, transportation . 2 3T OY Handling of toed (Ice) minimized 2 3E 10 In use, food (ice) dispensing utensils properly ataod 1 31i PERSONNEL '11 Personnel with infections restricted 6 40 `t2 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 5 41 ti Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 a2 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS Food (Ica) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- 4 � 11 Ialned, Installed, located 16 Non•Iood contact surfaces: designed, constructed, ntairr 1 � tamed, Installed, located 18 Dishwashing facrlilles: dealgned, constructed, maintained, 4 ,� Installed, located, operated 17 Accurate thermometers, chemical teal kits provided, gauge � � cork (Vi" IPS valve) 16 Pre-iluahed, scraped, soaked i 47 11 Wash, rinse water. clean, proper temperature i 4!! ,� Saniti2llion nnae: Clean, lemporature, oasoentratbn, ex- , � posure time; equipment, utenalis sanitized 21 Wrping Cloths: clean, tier reatdcted i 50 � Food -contact aurlecea of equipment and utensils cban, 2 St Iree of abrasives, detergent• !i Non-food contact aurtacee of equipment and utensils clean 1 f>2 '1 Storage, handimq of clean equlpmenl/utermlla 9 53 1f Single-Nnlca articloa, storage, dlapensinq • 1 51 �l! No nt-use of single service articloa t SS •_► Water source, seta: hot 6 cold urxier prsssaute 6 58 k! FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75.77 ACTION f' Yvs 74.1 tu0 toss worght of � Chanr�r.. Id C No 2 !tams wulntud'�►-- Delulo .... D •Gdrrat I;oma fioquuing tmmudtato AttcMrai 14emarks tin back (fiQ-1� { cnrtM NCl E-2 w iu,s SEWAGE •20 Sewage end waste water disposal �;' !7 PLUMBING 29 Installed, rnaintalned �� f6 •3p Cross -connection, back siphonape, backflow i 6Y 1-oILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES •31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed �•� AD Toilet rooms enclosed, selfclosing doors, fixture!:, good :' „ 32 repair, Crean; hand cleanser, sanitary towels/tissue and• drying devices provided, proper waste receptaciq GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL � Crintainers or receptacles, covered: adequate number = � insecUrodent proof, frequency, clean yt Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, '=1 • p clean; controllc�i incineration - INSECT• RODENT. ANIMAL CONTROL Presence olinsectsirodents —outer openings protected, �nn N birds, turtles, other animals e� i'�.�j FLOORS. WALLS & ya? co ruct ,'afialned, Qjaavr', good ropalr, covering aliation, loss cleaning rMthods � Walls, re+limp, a;txhed equipment: conattueled, good repau, cluan, surfaces, dusUeas cieanlnq methods � /1 LI VENTILATION �.._ /Ls-�S-a-�.. I� >p Ruorns and equipment —vented as required � t, M DRESSING ROOMS �0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located t1Y � ■ � � • i � � •11 Toxrc items properly stored, labeled, used TO Premises maintained Iron of tiller, unnecosaary articles, '' �" fz cleaning maintenance equipment properly stored. Author• � 11 izrxf personnel Ia Complete aeparahon Iron INlrglal nq q eh. laundry. 72 44 Clean, sorted Irnen y wed n f�CC@IYtJd by: name Inspect@d by: UUe Ulla I I tXiW Utf Ali 1 mcfv 1 Vr nEML I n Division of Food and Drugs E!t• co;lnty Dlat. Eat,NO* 1Cnsu1s Tract Senh.Gede t f Ql li43 WIG OwnaT ��• Establishment Neme: Alddresa: Traw rime Inlpec.Tlme ?3.25 mn Zip krvtil;gsilon 4 8aatd an N Mspecll0n Ih1s diy, tM teems Ntclad below tt!•ntlly IM violaltbns M opawtlmn Or IecNu►e• v►nrcn rrWst be t rrecled by OtMf • - • • • • • • • • tM neri routine iMpwilOn of such shone period of liens as may b spsciliod in writing by the r.gutNory authority. Failure 10 Comply with any Ism• limns for torreCUMU specified in it" notice may result In etgai;on of your Food Santa operettons. ITEM ITEM NO_ WT. COI. NO. . WT. COL. FOOD SEWAGE •Ili Sewage wrd wait water disposal 4 V F060 PRQiECTiON •� Potent;any tnelard0us rood mocha tentpwatttrs requiranwAs outing storey, preparation, display, service itansponetlon g � •A1 Facrlitue 10 Maintain product Itrllpw.tW! 1 33 K Thermom•Itrs provided and conspl+srou. t �a 06 Potentistiy haxstows food propoly thawed ! ti •p Unwrapped sno potentially hU*Kk lie food not t►serad 4 K at Food protection during stripe, preparation. ohp4y, cervix. transportation ! 31 A Handling of loot (Ices minin iW ! 36 10 in Um* food (tool dispensing utenalis pmpwfy slimed PERSONNEL 'if PeraonnM with infeclicrrs rpttitltd i p 'f2Hands washed and titan, good hyg** ptatllasa i 41 JaiCotten cfottus, halt r"Irainia / 4i FOOD EQUIPMENT b UTENSILS 14 Food (ice) Contact erttacas: dtNpned, oonetnrcled, main• ; 4i lashed, Inslstlio. laesitd 1i Non•f0od crNttaC/ suApces: deslpn•tf. 0cttitnrCled. mein. tatned, In11141w, N XM00 F D1 W#Ahino facilities: designed, conalrtsNtd. nWntaMNd. 4i in7tilNd, Iacowe operated lly AvWalt 1lrtrrn0eatws. ctwnkW teal kits ptowNaed, pampa 1 4i cock ('A" IPS valve) 1a Prrti�ane0. scraped, anew 1 47 19 Weil. three woof: then, prpo Mmpettsuns ! 4f .� Ssnitisaflen rinse: Chen, temperaturee tortperntmbn, et- 4 As posura tumi; egtApnMM, ultnelb anNltad >» Yyiptn0 CWtha: clean, uarreelrktad 1 M Food•cottact surfaces of equbrnml and vAansgi cWn. tree of at West detergents !S Nor► foo0 coMsn eumm" of equipnWA and yumme slaan f q sou st«ape, handling of clean equtptlasiml rtrretfa 1 i1 t3 111np1►eervict anictee, storage, dkWanaing t s• No cause of single service eliClte ! ne WATER •t/ water sower•, safe: hat a cult urge ptesetse fi fig FOLLOW-UP RATIN S(i CORE 7s.n ACTION rip .... .. .. T••I t00 feu weigh ca Change 7tl-C No ..... .... .. 2 Hems viotst•d *b• PLUMBiNti TOILET b NANOWASNING FAC{LIT{ES •!( Nump•r, convntent, accaeslbla, Gsipne0, instailad 4 p Toilet rooms W41OW46 saNtio"o door, fia1WM. sow !: repair, clean: hand tteewt, ssniWY eo+vMslueattslhend ! N Rine divie•s proviWd. Water ~is mootaehe GARBAt�E 3 REFUSE OiSPOSAL Consairrws « racomea a. Veto ratable MSKftMdertl proof, freQWt� ! IZ Outside $lots" &tee enelosurea prop•ty OOflittttLl•d, dish; controlt•d Incineration 1 p INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL Otiesenc• d irvseclalnads Ns — weer openttWs protaclsd, •� no blots, tunlal, ofttat animals 4 M vENnLAnoN DRESSINGt ROOMS r Rooms titan, lockets ptowdad, tatiliths clean, located •1 M •N Twie sterna property •toted. Icert•d, r�so g ro Premisay maintained Itch d liigr, unnartasary aniU•a, clrx+inpmalntenanoeegWptt+enl propwty ilaW. Aulnor• tied tsaraonnel i 71 4p Cdnplwe atparetion tram IhtltngltfapMrp ems, t.aurrdry. 1 i7 N Cohen, soiled ilmn amositty 1 73 Repivect eery: noun„ litre Mapeated by: narru t . i Owrw Matt»: Ibddtess: PURPOSE Reg,rlsr ...... 1 Fdtow•vp ....... 2 Cgmprsint ....... 3 inwsligauon .. .. 4 Other .... ...... f Food Service Establishment Inspection Report tts"d on an Inspection this day, tl» items Clfded below Identity the vtdatlbne in operallons or 140110es which must be conedw by the mast routine inspection or such stlOAer period of tune as may be specified in writing by the nigulstaq authority. Failure to comply w11h any time limila for conacilons spwAoW in INS ntfilrcs may result in cessation of your Food Sancta opitmlona. Il EM ITEM NO. WT, COI. NO. WT. COL, FOOD SEWAGE 'fit WvGei aouM condllion, fq ipONeOe M (>tonal cot"net; pmWy gbetstl 1 3i FOOD PROTECTION 03 Pctsnns►q +waroo+,s food mecca ten+pedatura npWtslrrrNs ouring storage, preparation, display, sovift transponafton 2 � 'il Fetllglae I6 maintain ptodutl Ismperstura / 33 K Thomoa+aters provided and eonsptcuotra 1 34 06 Potentraity huo#does food propoily thawed 2 36 •K Unwrapped and potentially hatanlova food not reserved 41136 A Food protection during storage, prep rMson. display. NrviCf, Innsportatrurn 2 37 M Manowtp a woo (►es) m►nehteed ! 34 10 In uses foss 1bet dispensing Wet»Its 9'now v swed i 3♦ PERSONNEL, •11 Patsonnet with inisdtons issirkno l eg 012 HNnds wasw arq clean, good hygw* Pnabee 0 sl is ctaao cloltne/. hei► malmints 1 42 N Food Ica) contact suAaces: dealOried, edralttrtted, reWrt. ! q dined, installed, located ti NOn'fotld contact Buffsces: dealgned. Constructed. Malmo 1 Ie tamed, InslallW, located 16 Ohhwashing laci111lae: dNigned, mWiruCted. lttetnteMted. ! orb InatalNst, 1piatad, operaled 11 Ace lham+omalers. clnmlr l test eats provided, tieWe 1 K cock (A" IPS valve) M Prewflushed, scraped, sefMed 1 d 10 Went, doss Meter: Ckisn, ttdepR �� i M .� Sorn111ta1IOn rive: Clean, tentOerlMurs, elonc nftetian, a- s ant posum lime: sguipmeris, vtenslls WORM >h ipineclothe: dean, user restricted 1 do tact surfaces of 1 ft 2 9 Nonfood Contact euilsoae a eV�WA and tAsnaMa clam 1 a stornpe, hardit" cif cltran eeivlprrrerttttrsaersele P single-Knip ertietes, storadc dNprrMq 1 SI No Muth a single Mrvbe sniciaa i K •/► Water source. safe- hot l Cow under preesuw � Y �OIIOW-UP RATING SCORE >rt:tn ACTION yes te•1 100lass welam o1 Change 76C No 2 items v'i0lrierd '3♦ � Sewage end wave water disposal TOILET i NANDWASHING t=ACItITiES GARBAGE dt REFUSE DISPOSAL K Contsirters or recaptsche, covered: adeouato riutnbe► : a "Ter %v rodernl proof, frepirmcy, clean 4 Outside storage arse endoeurea ptopMty constructed. 1 p c10en: controlled inclneratlon INSECT. RODENT., ANIMAL. CONTROL. bwds •K � no turil"st>1hM sninreH outer openMtge protected, l 4 � N FLOORS. WALLS A CElLlNGS K Fioon conatrtrtteda drNrtad0 dawn. Oood repair, covering 1 K ktst "Idn, duslls" Cleaning methods A walls• cells altsched sigufpnant: constructed, good f M r*Wr, close, suAac six duetlees cJeening nstttoda LIt3HTINt3 VENTILATION ties DRESSINQ ROOMS • Aoorha cteah, lockers provided, tacitiltes ciesn, locales � N OTHER OPERATIONS •a twit Nems txooerw atone, tabelad, t..d i ro 1 Pfetr►ises maintained trttr of tiller, unnectssary artiGes. '. cWninpmalntenanppWpmMtprOpe+tysfOrad-AWtgr• 12od personnel t • 71 K Carrtpiete separation Nam WA W MOWAG quarters. Lftm ry• 11 t2 M elaan, soiled Linen emad 1 10 Ei1061"d bpi: Warne title Msptticl�d by: rwtM t .1 Est. County Dirt. Est.No. Gnsus �rltct SanN.Code 1/r. Mo. 0 Trsv�{ Tin► ». rt till tt-13 14.10 2Z ?J-Z5 .. Owner Nen»; �[.•%. � yr1,T� Estsbltshmsrtt Nsmr. A�ddres>t: PuaPosE Rep�I•r ....... Ie•1 Fdto.-u0 ....... I CAmplalnl ....... � MVNlipatloA ..... 1 Other .... ...... i nm. Zip_.__.....,. food Service Establoshment lnspec#ion Report Rased on an Mspectlon tMs day, the Hama ctrclle Daln�a Idantlly 1M ridMbns lu oplrallorro or fadNltes rrhkh must Oa tomctad Dy 1M natrt rOuttM inspeettaA Or suN+ shoAar pHlpd of time as may tta apecMleO In wrillnq M IN r•QUIMory atulhOniy. f2Nuri to Comply WIIh any tIR1• limlla 1p tOrreC110M apecdre0 In thla f•a11C• +nay rNult in teesatian Ol yOW Food 1Ga OpMitlana. ttErt ttEtvt _ Ho. _.�.�_... wT. cot. "o --_ __.____ wt. col. FOOD SEWAGE _ �� . ,. . -- __ _. FOOD PROTECTION � Pwentutq tuumooua ioo0 meeta tatnq►atwa npWretttenls ourinp arogpe, paparatlon, dlapley. s•nrka uansportatbn p �? •K FattINN{ 10 mumatn praUud tarnperttura � b �{ thumomalers provlA.a ano eoneptctous , st a 4ol.nu�ly lu►taraow rood pop.rty tt►aared ! a3 •p Unw►•ppae srr0 polenttalty MltaNarf 1000 rot r►aavad 4 .f{ a foao pra•cuon Owtnp aorap•. yreperalton, ohtptay. Nrvie•, IraMporlatran _ � 0/ Msrgllnp Ot lood (Ile) minMnited ! 3a 10 In use, rood I+c•1 dlspni�np wenaus propany atpad 1 i :..� '11 PKlantMi �rdh tnl•gions *gtticisd 4 AO •tt tiarlde washed and clean, good tlyp+ar►Ie pDp1oM ti It ti Ctaan clothes. Mlr nstrsints t ii FOOD EDUIPMENT di UTENSILS q Food Ilta) tomact aueacaa: daaiprlad, conatruttod, d►aN►. ! N tatnad, inatalNd. located 1a Na+'too0 contact weac•s: deeiprtad, oorlatnlcMd. ttlairr t M a1ne0, InotNNtl, IOCaied 1p OifhsrashMp lacMlitM: deatp+teo, tonalNalad, tnaintur►ae. � K instaiiad, louueo. ooeratee tf Acu+rat• itlartnarMlars, ctwrtMeai feel 1dN OroNOad, paW 1 K peek { k- IpS taste) N Pt•.tl,alMO, Krapad, aaaad 1 at+ 1! WM. rMse wale►' Cksan, Or'aDw 1MhpelMuw ! M .� S�nllltallan rinN: CINtt, tMllparMYfe, aonoentttNtae. ai- e r posure ttnla; tgWptwA, uMnMN entMl>:e0 tl w�aro cloths: clean, uw reiairietad 1 i• K Fodd.Contact sunacea of e0uipnrrU and trlenw• c+nr►, : i1 trs. a aUraalr•s, daterpants K trorl•lood contact ewbo•e of �eh•r� at+d ul«twa caul► 1 n ff) Storapa, h•ndlkq d cgen •eutp�eeN/utwraMe / tii 11 Stnpl••wvice Mitiee, storga, dtaNrwNlo 1 M f t+lo Muse of alnpie aerrto• artielea ! fb ATER •p � Wtlw sown. aatr twt l polo urdar pwaww �tm FOLLOWUP RATINt3 SCOR ACTION 7q ... .. . ia-t 100 Mae weipM d Change . T&C t+o .... .. 2 name rioiat•d �► DeMte .... t) '>r � Se+�tge an0 +.a.0 water dtspoaal PLUMBINQ TOILET i NANOWASHING FACILITIES __ a1a •>1t Number. tomenlant, apoeaslDN, asipnad, InatMMd 4 tIQ ToiNi roam+ erKtolad. NtI�MI doors. N.Nrw. good = it it repair, clean; t►and ckanNr, wwtary fOwallfusMrwitwtd- GARBAGE i REFUSE DISPOSAL rpflfiinart Or ncaptaata. Catered: atlaauat0 rlutllDet = •i Inaectlrodant pool. tr•Qeancy, Haan 34 Outside storapa area endowrea poperty oonatnxtad. t as Clean; cOMrolled inctnaMion INSECT. RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL .n Oesene• of Ir,eettalrodarMs — ower ooanlops poteet•e, 4 M no Duds, Iu1tNs, Other animals FLOORS. WALLS A CEILINGS >>t iloen oonatruct•d, mataed, clean, poo4 n0alr. earennp ! K MlitaNation, dusilall Ckahir►Q method! A Wa11s, ceillny, attechad attutprnant: COMtructad, good 1 M reaalr, Gaan. suAaaN, duatlaN claarunp method• t ■ l . ti o ..... no VENTILATION ! taoorrK and aoutpnrM — ranted M ragWrad 1 M • { Aooroa clean, ioakers provid•o. latttitiat+cieae, located � • �• �. �� ^�T�.i:. ,.,.. �m Q �► �© .• Q© R�cdwd Dy: tirn. utl• � , Mspoctod by: time '� �_ t .l C"Itity 0161. Est.No. Gnus Tmet Senit.Cods Y(. Mo. rt.t0i 11-13 114*16 L22 Owner Neon!: Establishment Name: ' s i�lddfess: PuaPosE Rp,itat I ...... 7! 1 F011ow•up ....... 7 t ornpl.iM ..... 11 1 Inv"1106110" ..... 4 Other .... ...... t tt E►s NO. Foos! nTn. �W"!"MMw& Food Service Establishment Inspection Report Ea m on M Inspection trite door. the Its, tittNd Wlor Identih its Vldetlnns In operations or facilitba whlch must W corrected Dy Its next roullM inswilon of such shorter NOW of tints as may W spectflod in wniting at Its r"uIetory authority. Failure to comply wren any time limils for cocrwUons specdred in this Mtloo may result in to" lion of you+ Food SOMCA co"tions. ITEM INT. COL. NO. _ 1NT. COL SEWAGE 'e1 Sourer: !Outs tontlltWn0 no •Polf•gs 2 >a 111, r Qrlginai container: properly totaled 1 21 FOOD PROTECTIONMIIII Ppt•nua0y nararooirs toed needs teR�pMatu/e raquireittarts during slorags, preparation, tllsp(ay, smiles uansPonMlon 2 oat Feell"i" 10 inUntsm protluel temporolum 4 if !t Tharmornaters pfovidw AM consolcudrs 1 34 IN Polontraity nusedous food pr"Wly thawed 2 it •N unwrspp•o and potentially hasardtwa tool not rrssned 4136 a food proiscllon owing staegoo prep"lon, dtsptay. N►vlCe, transwation 2 >Q A ""ling of food ties) minMMted : 36 l0 In us0, food lice) dispsnsrng utensils plopsty stood 1 39 PERSONNEL 'i1 fssr40exM1 wore infections rpttiCtW EEK42 eft tf•nde w•snstl and clean, 0� nygMrge tsut4fo+s Clean Clothes. Mb mtrall" � Food (ta) contact aurfaese: nfaaiprtade aortslruetod, nWn• � ! a tamed. instNied, located L tt N*nftfood contact surfaces: 04111W100w COMODUCIld, main. i M alned. Installed, k"sd tS Otshwsshing taco mes: designed, tons r4tw. nontbw$ed. OWNERS medalled, Imago* *peeled Sy Accurst• ftwm* %also cMntcai lest kits provided, tiM+pe 1 cock (A" IPS Volvo) to Pfrnuetied, scraped, aoabd 1 4t A weeft, rinse water: tees►. pepper sto"palelhae 2 49 .� Su INIMton rinw: n;isan, temperNtxe, aptoantteiton, a- 4 4t Posen elms, egWpmsnl, utanools n HM to wnpingCootns: clson, UMresirhfad 1 to 22 Fooacontact surlsom of pulpnrM and WertaW new►. 2 it frao of abroaeves, detergents >)r Alwatood Contact eMAaoss of ep+riprttsrt aed 4AerOU Clean 1 U >r1 Stonrigo, nantlltrq d ci•en equtpreMt/uleetaYe 1 ii . SW41e•s•rvice •rllctes, sforsee, pis 0 ea 1 SI No cruse ofEx single service srtkdae 2 to WATER •n Wra sowc•. serer not l celtl under praanas i M fOLLOWUP RATING SCORE yin ACTION 100 I•N weight of Change . 71}C ' No 2 ifema violated Delete .... D '! ( S•w•gs end +rite watts tdts•oaat TOILET i HANbWASHiNG FACILITIES 11 !7 its ■„ Number. Comsni•M, ecaoas101•. dsaiprtetl, Installed 4 20 pitel rooms anclo"r sNf<lesine doors, fiatumot 90" !! nepair, clean: hand tie~. srrnitsry do"Iftessm/hand• 2 !1 cirvin0 devices Sw ri Walift WMN r""MIN GAR8At3E dl REFUSE DISPOSAL Gntaionets or recepeles ra. c"(Sts adequato niirftbsr Irl"ctrrodenI proof, fr•quemy, than ! 11i s4 Outside storpga area •netowAs property conslMCNd. Chien: coMrousd incinNMlon 1 INSECT. RODENT. ANIMAL. CONTACT •� IPAGMI no tuAls�s, MnMNMw1s ester oOMitnge protected. 1 4 f 4i sTs t' uGHTINo G04 � j Rooms and eW+MmsM — Veered w rapwred • 1 lioome stern, lockets provided. tscifities dean, located 11r •4'1 Yak thins property •toned, isbMsd, road i Tb � PtMlisee tnalfttsined beeof litter, unMtlssary artietea. cttaM+inpmaindenanp ewl+t�t ploPerly storaa. Autflgt• Ind petsonew 'fl . 71 4s •s. Lao", CaroMt• tivlripfeleapLq onw 1 T'! M Ctsen, soiled ! etl mopeAy ow 1 Ti r 7"^ instdeOted by: tin. .� �,, Coilllty Otsl. Es1.No. i.0. tt-col �. Gnsus Trac! Sahit.Cadtl 11-13 !4.1d Owner NttnN; C Establishment Name: _ Zip Food Service Establishment Inspection Report tiasad on an Inspictlon M/a day, ttM Itima cin,Nd bMor Idantlly tM .tolaltbrra M oparallOM or ladtltlaa wnkn roust Oi torriclld by IM Mlt rou11M inapaC110n W tuck trhoRat parbd a Ilrtla as may a spacifiad In wrillnp hY IM �p�+INory aulnomy. Fltlun to comply wlin any time GmI1a tp CortaCtiona apratdrb in lllla notlGa may result In tNaation a your FooO 5.rvlcs opMtrpns. RE}e nEtw NO. WT. COI. NO. WT. 1 FOOD •M Source; souM c«wnlon, rw ar,olrapa � i ]o � OrlOtr+al CorNalttaf; prOPirly tf�igd 1 !1 FOOD PROTECTION � PGlsnfra0y nararooua food meats tattw0arafurrt nqulrintarNs durin0 ltogpa, pNpaQtlan, dtaptay, aafvlca transportatbn i � •;n r:lcunlai to malmaln ptatluct timpiratl/i a !s « 1}IarmorrytMs povlbab and conaDbuauf 1 30 M PplMlially na2ardous }ood pnuDarty ttlawid � �{ •OY Unwrappee arW potantlally t+aeardoua t0o0 not t►sarvad 4 � Ol food protatllon durinp steeps, praparillan, dtipbry, N►v+Ce. lnnapoAatran S � M tiarrdnnp a rood tw) mtnwrlttad : x 10 to us., food Ike) diipinlrrrp Wanstts plopaty stead i a> PERSONNEL •11 ParsOnr+at wiM Inlataions raltrktsd � p •t2 hinds walhW and elsin, pond nyp}ar►k pntciloss 4 ti 11 Chan dotrles. Mt► natrslnta / i'2 FOOD EDUIPMENT 6 UTENSlIS � Food Its) I:oMan sutliaa: dNtOnb, const}uelad, 1t1aM+• ! p IaIMd, inslattad, located lti Non -toed contatl wAags: dWlpnad, owW�tlCNd, ttlaln- t M Islnsd, InsIMIsQ, btati0 t10 OfahwaahMp }acMf11M: tlssiprtsd, COns1111Cts0, llWntMnsd. _ � f Inslaltad, IaWsd, aDMslsd !1 Aca,rata irlarmomalara, elttwtkal teal ldta prwtdad, OwYa ! r cock (A" 1PS •Nvi) N Pra•tlusMd, acrapt0, aoai><ad s sl w tNNn, AnN wstar: Clam, pripw wtlpsnitlw s � .� 53nllltallon rinN: Chin, tinlpatMMi, a0110sntfitYtn, O- ` N posuli urns; tgWptlsri, uM+tMN 1inM1tri0 p 1lWanp ebtns: etain, wa'rsttrlwd � p � Foad�ootltaet sunaoia of putpetlallt arw uMnslM Haan. S f1 Ira. a abrnlWs, ealsrpaltta � tlon-rood Contact auAaoaa a .valvrtMM arttt rllartaNa clam � n >N se«spa. har.olwq a cWn wlulpwantivtwtaMa � p a Stnpl►aa+vici anletN, atarsi>ta, OMOanaMre t s• Ili aw r�uN of alnpla trrMa anlgaa >t Y •t! WMw sowca, fa}a- trot t solo urtda► prraartri { tit SEWAGE ' �� R�eNtrael bY: n.rnl FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE Yin � T� N S��to� r�i C O ��d nu. �y� fa .. , .. . 1s-1 t001ess we�pM of t_.l_iJ Chatrtpe . 76C No .... .. 2 gams violatW �.. l3ebti .... D IlrlepeClad by: naern •� � Stewapa Ind wpta water dbooaat PLtiWi8lFl© �� TOILET i HANDWASHING FACILITIES •eM Numbs. con•in1aM, 'prlad,inatMlid + O Toilet room► andotad, talt�loain0 OOOrt. 1laturaa. tlaod 3t rpair, clean; rurr8etsanaa►, Nnitary 1ivalth•alwlA+artO� = 1/1 drya+sf dtwces txo�+0ad proper wnta rataptaelN i R � .� ��1 C`1Z�� ' � �� OQ. � • a�� INSECT. RODENT, ANIMAL •� I noPngarrctl I�inNty� tmlis outM oD«+krpf protaetW, � 4 � µ FLOORS. WALLS i CEILING$ C�-ivt`� Til:� to ao VENTILATION C] tiM DRESSING ROOMS • Rooms elaao, toell�ra provid�0, Iacilitles ciiatt, Located -t M � i. � t a., � � ,. iC�-- � �� , �r ., ... . n©� I 1 Tl XAS D1.1"AfiI INFNI Of 14EALI H Division of f'nrld and Drugs �! Nos C"Istly DIV Est. Nero meni Name:,...Zip Otfvnar Name: Anid141130: 1 PURPOSE i Res).olsf 2? 1 Fonrrw•irp Compiami .3 invest.gation , . 4 Ocher �S Census TractF14 SI•it.%ctc: t — Yr. Mo. Day it•13� 16�[22o's�- S / • • • Travel Time 23.Allows Fu'dook, 25 Inspac.Ttmw al- 1fl fldsed UO afi ins(•ilchp0 this (lay, the Flame CUC11y} bt•IiriV I,'.• pry ltii• af!arit,n3 m. operations Or FaC;ldq lWhich rrlUst UDfa cotfi�fad �Y Iho next rout ne ,Spoclilon Cr such snorlin perlen of ;erne• " nhrr be. Sof : ( road i'N(rt't,0 by tnn regulal om authority. Failure to cply with any limit limits !Ur cOrrecoons, spttirl,od it, ;nr7 rioixim n%oi rr•Si,lt in .n.r ss.• in of yn(,r Food $ere p rations. IA VVTO COL rTFilF.6l 1+(4 v.; ('r .n _ _______ tell Source. sound conaition, no spoilage � li � �6 S w..ge and +■sets water disposal--- FOOD_ �EWA_G_E_ N Ortgtrlai conuiner; yroparty labeled i 31 � FOOD PROTECTION IA VVTO COL rTFilF.6l 1+(4 v.; ('r .n _ _______ tell Source. sound conaition, no spoilage � li � �6 S w..ge and +■sets water disposal--- FOOD_ �EWA_G_E_ N Ortgtrlai conuiner; yroparty labeled i 31 � FOOD PROTECTION NCO Pc•tentiaity nuardous food mea!e lempeature rerluirernenis fur ng storage, vreparalion, drr.pley. service tfalrltxtltaf+on 3? t wall Facilities to rnairtaam prWucl ten•persturs , 3j -_. �� 06 thmrnorneras piovitled and rM113plcua,s i 34 tl! Pcrent,al.r hararjous'nod prOpetly thawed 2 35 _ 'Qf UI:»lapped and potentially hazardous 101"Kl net ro-survuf W N Fcl•d protactior+ •to•irg storage, (,ro;,uahon, display, j 37 se•.i:e. transponauon A menaano of tood five) mirumttud 2 34 10 In ilia it" tictol dispensing ut0•isrls prnpnrly 91r)ri t PERSONNEL '11 F'Frsdiirilit wire rMalctiox�< urslekYa! 0;2 Hnn7s sea• ^ed and (;Ifaan, g•x'•= hyilien:r. lxaaVz:os ~ i III Clean t•tpines. hair rtstiarnts r-000 EQUIPMENT b UTENSILS / Ur)i! Dtt) dunlfK sufiacee. dt+signed conslrbclrA, Rhin, /4 3 s's ' rn tattled itialtso, IEc4ted ti Nrxl tOOd cc•,iaci suHam destgneal, G)rlslru iW, rrialn srnfad "stai:ftd• locatfad 1 M 14 orahwashino (facilities. devignsil. ronstruotud, marntatned, 1 Installad45 , located, operstra soloists �i A"vra;e thermometers, cyemical ;ost kilt provided, gauge Cork (rho, i15115 Val■fa) 1 46 i6 Pre bushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 19 Wafi1, rinve water: clean, proper Iempowute = 44 936 S,Irllll:fallon finerer Urren, temperafuro, aonlowliatbn, ex, pusura i1(o0, apulpmenl, uter»lts aanttired 4 N Wiping cloths Orion, usalrestrIciod 1 Sp Fcor•coolact surfaces of ,vx wensita Irre 91 mW44tivaa, deteigent t N Norl•tuOd contact wrtaefas d pulpmfant an000d lie clean 1 52 }a SI•irepr, Iuuwlinp of cteiar, equlprnenifuranalts -�" 1 567 ?0 n�!•Nrr"r• ♦diciest storage, diapar•IYingsoloists 1 Ss N NO 10•u114 Of single eerv" arltckar WATER LYi Vrat« ,r,Uir9. s,e,fe ftul • ::vW urrnter.l,ra,sure �UtiI.OW-UP RATING SCOR_ E 7s.n ACTION r, , 7a-1 1(1U InSs wl,�'•1 Iil III �'-+11�Tf./!y-��111 ('.h;,ni!1• !d r. „ •__. __.._ ...� .? Laen,a vi-4d,.t }.. �_.J�L �—t- UCIr(u O P_IUMBING _.. E24 n +roles, mar.,tained .�: N .• ii c�nn,� t beck sipphunagt, backhow N "OILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES III tiorner, 1410 r,nvtrn cyt, acceasibte, designed. InfataiNd (�ARBACE &REFUSE DISPOSAL � Cant r hors or ra ••aiaZtes, e(>ve•.d adpWtu numblfr risc'f:rv(h+•r! pl.,'d, trequfanty. clean -s Outside storarle ;,rna enclpautes properly conslrueWo Ali+ui, GUnrfOLu.; mr.in iration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL. CONTROL •u Pre3erl(;9 r,f tnaeGl3) rodents — OUffar openwiga pfDltitad-- no lion ;, IaMes. Wiser faniniap *' « FLOORS, WALLS b CElLI >f �Ficlo•r :. r_unstr,,uwt drau16,t, clout, good repailr, towfnq im'ai..itnon. Jutry.ia cku.nmg mNttOda eJir•g, attached QOUIpITynt: Cdnatrytttd, good Yhu.,, +wtaGs, duNhsa Noshing inMitioda LIGHTING 11N 11 llgl:hnp pruvided as requirwl, Ilxtu:N fatitNdad —'�, VENTILATION �N lkxxns alit eclulpinfanl — IraMiW r tequiried � M RESSlNG ROOMS N I Rooms ctcan, tuc:rer5 ptoi(ittecl, facdnits citan, tOtaltd i M OTHER OPERATIONS •fl to■:a dents property storod. taoerwt, ufaad •� ll4 .in/,SUS lnainlaihna hen of htler, unntcessMy arllitN, t= � •� i•,inn maurlclianc:e equltrment properly slortrF. Author• TI soil FN'I ril 1111101 q Curn,:lote s..•paration from lwinlglaltapino Ctfaltrant. Laundry, N Cta an, r;O,loo linen propany slored n +, Flaceived by: n,,liw\+� in I.isf/xtW boo TL-XASucPAR1kAFN1 01 HFALIH Division cf FoiM and Drags FAL Cointy DIS1 Ef:f.No Census Tract Salltit.%,tx t Yr. Mo. fry 0 - -TL it-13 -�� 1416�� I2 gI - Qwna Nana: —_..____— — _ _.—.. — Establishment Name:.. PURPOSE Retf:iet rr-s Foouw•Itp Compla,ni 3 tnvest.gatfon I . 4 (?tiler . I 1 .. 5 Travel Time 23`25LLL • -• • • 9• • Inapec-1'1me .'!�-26 t!ased on an Insprschon this clay. the Hams clrarrr :xP4nr ir..• :•fy tea or!ard,ns tr. c,perauons Or facilities which must De corrected by the next rout no u.;puchen cr such shoMm Vcr+r)n of tmie .,• ••lay be st W,& ^e4 c: nrnfig by 111e regulatory authority. Failure to comply wiIII any t:n;y limits for cotw(ions sXcdsW its ;a•s ft.)i:co r'•oj rrtst.it in .oss.r.-.n of yrn,r Food Service OperetiVns t'FU IrF.tit rrr, -- cot_ FOOD SEWAGE Fail Souce souM condition, no spotiage a 30 'Lis Sr w.aye and Haste water disposal 4 Oa 421 Oilgir,ai container: properly I&Wod 1 31� FOOD PROTECTION —� Pc•!entially hazardous food meets temperature requirements jut rig %forage, Creparol!on. display, set=icti trawipc•ftal<on ` �? FLCtiliiea to inairtaam prGduCt lempetature , 33 9134 _Y of ttteunorriebrs ptovlded and ronsptcuca,s i 4 Putanhai.r ha:arJOua trod properly IhewW 2 36 OFFIke 401 Ur%wrapped and potentially hazardous fixxf het re•Servurf ra 1� •U Or OteCUUr. •tc.•trg r , roparil t�FORon, display. i 37 �5t.ra.e. transporauon `x!�l w u' 0d Zoe A mind1rig Of ti.tud ficef miramuud j yp sC In itc,nl i:X4 neroi dispensing ure•tails Vrnpnrty atororz 1 34 PERSONNEL 'if F4•rsonrlrit wtT rnrrcfia• rPSf!k;tOif .._.._.....— .._— �OFFF,l4 linnu was ,eit and clean. o.xv., nygiamr, rfftcti:.ea —^ ti Clean twines. heir rf-slra,nts '---� FOOD FCIUIPMENT dt UTENSILS — 13 /qrx Uce ,:unto surtacea. drratgoed consinnitA, ruin- ? s, l [,heed u:atalie0, IPCa100 is NUn'tood <:onteca SUIIK03 desir,riecf, f lctslrUCted• tlulit- falrl,d �siai'ad.locatW ' � fp Oiart•Nashing focililles. designed, construr.:tid, rhaintained. _ ,S installed, located, W wated IT Arcurals thermometers, C%Wnl at 0,031 kill provided• gauge Cock Cock ('Ai ,• ,0$ Val Al M It Pre flushW, scraped, eoeked /7 1f1 Ween, tin" water clean, proow lemperalure A .� yJnutteilon Hoer Ugeri, tsmperalurs, aoncortiallon, ex• pueure time; equipment, ul"Its Ynitired a M i/ Wiping cloths Clrten, utirretlricled 1 gq N Foor.-contact surfaeee of equrpmerit :vid utensil, [.Wen. hea rri ebrasiws, detergents ? s, ori•tiyd CaNrct WAaut of and Mania[, a4 Srrreprx. frenuhrtgol craw. tpuiprrrnitWensl4 1 53 %Q n j �•eefrv'r.0 rniClM, Store", dfape�S,no 1 Sa ititiaL,J WO 1!•use Of eingle service N}ICIee —�� - : 55 WATER fly Vfater ,r1111; P. sere Mrs a cold urxfar FULL.OW-UP RATiNG SCORE Y5.r7 DAION L 141 t iU b•Sy w, ut t ut II� /' 2 I tten,f wul:di.l �^ �—.JL / �, L7a� • • —_ 1.... _ _. iP_LUMBING � - _ 1 29 n..r. •-et-rnat-tained_ �T r-.back s,ptiunage, beckflow �"OtLET & HANDWASHING FAC{LITiES '31 No.rTaur, fonvan i.•tt, xCesslDie, designed, InalNNd 4 N Tirilat rnUnis enclosed, wit clopnp door[,, fillursa, food 32 M repair, clean hand Cleenair, sonitary tOWfte/tissisM/hand `lft, Wg dcvIcaf provided, ginger wetN rompte[/M t;ARBACE &REFUSE DISPOSAL � (:,r,t i.ncrs or ra. ••uta:bs, urvt•;r0 adeguatu number ..rsc !:rixln•,t pft;,t, sreQuancy. Near .a OW!ltde storana 6;Pa e/nClUauus properly ocnalrueted, l'fi•.m. ConlroLe.! mcrnerahOn INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL .0 Ptd3enfe t.f [Heart,/ fradenla — outer owing* Qtpf�l. ed, na t••n5, !Jrtlos. UIIMr anMieJe 6'' fx FLOORS. WAfrLS & CEILINGS ccr•, runsUic.iutf. dialne.t.43megood HOF Folk i Walis• :'eitir•d. attached edolpirwit: Con►lrUc:ted, flood s repair, ,.los,suifi e ss, dustWa cleaning nxethddaN LIGHTING l.tghlwg prurided as required, flcturee shlNdeO '�� VENTILATION CN Nixirns a+1d eUuiVttient — «nt.d as r.qulred : � N �1 1 RWrns cican, Iui:rors provided, tecillties clan, tooled Ili!' ise OTHER OPERATIONS_ ',M Tov:=: ilrine prupe,iy stnnid. lanettrt, used � Pt, 0 sot, Mainfainnd hen hoar, unr/ecessety <r• Telinq mamN:rianc:e Mli 1' n! regally 91�t�t . thOf i1 tied (H•irtreinei �+- 0040 Curn, ule wprratWn from hrMgla(eaping quarters ry. • :? as Gle in, •,oiled linen NOpwiy stored ..(�,. Received by: '