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12/06/1993-CC-Agenda Packet-Regular
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA DECEMBER 6, 1993 201 BOLIVAR STREET, CITY HALL 7:00 P.M. 1. Call to Order, Invocation and Pledge to the Flag 2. CON SENT AGENDA a). Approve Minutes b). Disbursements AGENDA 3. Citizen's Input 4. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Bolivar Street Median 5. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Drainage -Roberts Subdivision 6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding the Contract For Solid Waste Disposal Services Between Texas Waste Management and the City of Sanger - (1/2/94-12/31/98) 7. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Nuisance Bird Remedy Plan 8. City Administration Report 9. Any Other Such Matters 10. Adjournment Rosalie Chavez, City 5ec�etar 12/3/93 2*00 P.M. Date & Time Posted �•���(`l OF S'9/1/s��s SS i XAS V��eeeeee�e�D"� MINUTES. City Council Meeting November 15, 1993 MEMBERS PRESENT. Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilman Tommy Kincaid, Councilman Jerry Jenkins, Councilman Jack Richardson and Councilman Russell Madden MEMBERS ABSENT: Councilwoman Margie Braxton PRESENT: City Administrator John Hamilton, Administrative Assistant Etta Stogsdill, Electric Superintendent Larry Yoast, Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker, Waynard Hyde, Dwain Pomykal, and Nick Dowd - Texas Waste Management, Randi Smith - B.F.I., Jack Armstrong, Ann Weatherall, Delania Trigg - Sanger Courier 1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order, gave the invocation which was followed by the pledge to the flag. Z. CONSENT AGENDA: a). Approve Minutes b}. Disbursements c}. Payment #4 - All -Tex Paving, Inc. Bolivar/Tenth/Seventh - $94,719.75 Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins and seconded by Councilman Madden that all items on the Consent Agenda be approved, consider- ing item #c, that staff be given the discretion to hold payment until they feel all items have been taken care of. Motion carried. 3. Citizen's Input: None 4. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Awarding Bid For Solid Waste Services The following Solid Waste Proposals were received Monday. November 15, 1993 from BFI and Texas Waste Management: City Council Minutes 11/ 15/93, page 2 SFI AND TWM, CHART COMPARISON TO FWM Residential 10.39� 7.75 7.10 Cammer�ial 11.0�-1 H LUeek Hand P/H 22.00-2 H Week 15.00 - 2 H Weekly 10.36 1.5 Yd. Rnn O O 16.37 29A5 38.1 S 3 5"d. Bn n 62.00 - 1 H 32.00 - 1 H 29.�F5 1 MOO - 2 H 55.77 - 2 H 49 m5 4 157.00 - 3 H 77.00 - 3 H 67.0 0 122.00-2H 69.00-2H 56.56 175.00 - 3 H 90.00 - 3 H 70.21 6 Yd. Ba�t� NO RID 55.00 - 1 H 1 10.00 - 2 H 155.00 - 3 H 8 Yd. Ban NO B 10 69.00 - 1 H 125.00 - 2 H 206.00 - 3 H D ry Transfer Station Rec cy ling YES YES NO rvice "The current residential rate includes a City add -on of $.28. The contractors rate is $6.82 for twice weekly pick-up. `Recycling Options - $1.37 per household per month for curbside service. - $275 per pull for convenience center at Transfer Station City Council Minutes 11/ 15/93, page 3 *White Goads -Once per month, No charge for cemetery service *Clean Up Days - 2 30 yd. - 1 X Al additional charge free pick-up, Additional $235 per X After much discussion, motion was made by Councilman Richardson and seconded by Councilman Madden that the City Council accept the bid from Texas Waste Management which was the low bid and leave the recycling option curbside open, not to accept at this time, until the City gets some citizen input. Motion carried. 5. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Keeton/Keaton Road -Proper Spelling It was mentioned that 9-1-1 needs the correct spelling for Keeton/ Keaton Road. Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid and seconded by Councilman Madden for the City to notify the Texas Department of Public Safety that the proper spelling for Keaton/Keeton Road is KEATON ROAD. Motion carried. 6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Nomination to DCAD Appraisal Review Board Motion was made by Councilman Richardson and seconded by Councilman Jenkins that the nominees listed below be contacted and see if one can serve and for Mayor Armstrong to appoint one as the nominee John Springer, Don Gillum, Richard Muir, Sharon Copeland, or Prentice Preston to the DCAD Appraisal Review Board. Motion carried. 7. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Grant Proposal -Marguerite Doe Foundation -Animal Control Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins and seconded by Councilman Richardson that we pursue a grant from the Marguerite Doe Foundation in regard to our animal control services. Motion carried. 8. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Appointment of City Health Officer City Council Minutes 11/ 15/93, page 4 Mayor Armstrong stated this agenda item is in reference to a memo in the packet informing Council that Dr. Bittle has closed his local practice, who is our current Health Officer. It was also mentioned that no letter has been received from him regarding his intentions; however, since he's not going to have an office open in Sanger, then it appears appropriate that the City Council needs to appoint a new Health Officer and Dr. Perry has agreed to serve if appointed. Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid and seconded by Councilman Richardson that the City Council appoint Dr. Richard Perry as the new City Health Officer. Motion carried. 9. City Administration Report City Administrator John Hamilton reported on the following items: a). The stencil kits far the Boy Scout Project from "Don't Polute" the City's Storm Water Drains have been received and the paint and supply of other safety materials are being coordinated with Mr. Doug McCowan, Assistant Scoutmaster. b}. City Offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 25th and 26th, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. c). The engineering report and recommendations for the Roberts Subdivision will be presented to Council on December 6th by Hunter Associates. 10. Any Other Such Matters a}. Mayor Armstrong mentioned a copy of a letter she received from Frank Sturzl, Executive Director with T.M.L. was given to Council which relates to recent TML Legal Briefings referring to municipal solid waste landfills. b}. Mayor Armstrong stated she had received a letter from Galaxy which states that their business will be making changes on their charges; some citizens will notice lower rates while others will see a small increase under their restructuring plan. c). Mayor Armstrong inquired if Larry had taken care of a line that was down on lath Street which belongs to Galaxy. City Council Minutes 11/ 15/93, page 5 Electric Superintendent Larry Yoast stated that he had spoken with Galaxy and also a doorknocker was placed on the citizen's door that had complained about this problem informing them that the line would be taken care of by Galaxy. d}. Councilman Madden mentioned that he had noticed that on loth Street whenever the street was redone that it was lowered possibly about three feet. He inquired was the same going to happen on the other end of 19th Street. Mayor Armstrong stated this was done to maintain the drainage. Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker mentioned water was shifted from Bolivar to Wood in order to maintain proper drainage. Other streets affected were Bolivar, Willow, Wood, Oak and Austin during the street improvements. Mayor Armstrong advised that any drainage problems that develop as a result of these street improvements, the City will do its best to correct any problems. e}. City Administrator John Hamilton stated Dan Almon will be present at the December 20th meeting to discuss financing options/bonds. f). Councilman Richardson inquired about the police radios. Mayor Armstrong instructed staff to get a complete report on the police radios from Chief Erwin. g}. Councilman Richardson requested staff to contact FWM to bring their property up to code. 1 l , Meeting adjourned. ITT OF ►' . .. OPEA ITEM LIST COAPRIvirite 12102196 ■+ - l T LIGHTS/ROPE r 412mOBOO 11055o83 TOTAL 3355 GINTAS UNIFORMS UNIFORMS 3475 B.F.I. STREET SWEEPING 85786463 !1/24193 601000 ,,, I Y•, 620600 tl !i ri:00 !i 470�. �. TOTAL 13343 11/24/93 447.0500 713.55 TOTAL IUVH411. U 604 .I .Oy �;� O. 5050 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL DUE5 13342 439.1400 439.1500 TOTAL !1/03t93 13.25 11/18/93 99.94 11/24/93 72.91 72.90 P.O. BOX 580093 13326 12/07/93 11055.83 P.O. BqX 210037 13345 12/07/93 414.46 414.46 P. q. BOX 543026 l3343 12/07/93 713.55 7fl3.55 210 DALLAS DRIVE l3213 12/07/93 13.25 13217 12/07/93 99.94 fl 13.19 P.q. BOX 537 l3342 12/07/93 145.$1 l45.8! MUNICIPAL BUILDING 215 EAST MGKINNEY ii/24/93 13346 12/07/93 60.00 60.00ffura 16450 EaDs AUDIO VISUAL PROJECTOR REPAIR 074fl9 11/!9/93 464.0200 60.00 TOTAL l7000 FORD, BILL UTTER HOSES/PLUGS-ST. 2664 Win 0500 SWITCH/PLUG-POL. 3345 419.0300 TOTAL 2230 UNIVERSITY DR. BOX U 1!/05/93 133l2 12/07i93 47.50 11/23/93 13222 12/07/93 !7.72 l7300 G & G TRACTOR G0. HOSE -STREET DEPT 85133 ii/fl0/93 4 i 9.0500 38.55 TOTAL 17.72 rir r�r 65.22 .00 1230 FT. WORTH DRIVE `` ` f 13210 12/07/93 38.55 .00 RISAKJIM K VENDOR INV Nq r h#AMA-rri"10�• AR10260 ... ,, TOTAL 24601 J � K LIGHTING � BURBLY HPS BULBS 1215 470. @800 TOTAL 'Y l.P'�1 TP'nl tnnri n71 rneannhiV C.`tOs7G JGULVUUD U1L l.iVi'IYC91r! FUEL PURCHASE 13336 414. @500 414.1000 414.1100 414. 26M 414. @300 414. @800 414.0700 414. @600 TOTAL 25@@@ K•-MART WEARING APPAREL 432624 416.0600 416.1@00 416.1700 TOTAL 260@@ KRIZ DAVIS CO. MI5C. ELECTRIC 203861 47@.0800 BACKORDER ITEMS- 203567 470.0800 TOTAL 27510 LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. NUTS/BOLTS/WASHE 7493549 419. @300 419.1100 419.1200 419.2000 419.17@0 419. @500 419. @600 419. @700 419. @800 456.0900 TOTAL 29500 LONE STAR PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 13349 411.19@@ TOTAL AP OPI iy rp ra .+ R.O. BOX 56@9@1 10/04/93 13094 12/07/93 860.98 .00 860.98 1@/15/93 13204 12/07/93 459.23 .@@ 459.23 11320421 .0@ R.O. BOX 1664@7 TRUING, TX 75016-64@7 11/08/93 13229 12/07/93 723.00 .00 723.00 723.00 .00 R.q. DUA G�WC6 il/24/93 13336 12/07/93 1,438.94 .0@ 335.87 116.02 87.78 33.04 527.37 192.38 73.11 73.37 11438.94 .00 2300 W UNIVERSITY ii/08/93 13334 12/07/93 14L 97 .00 47.32 47.32 47.33 141.97 .0@ R.q. BOX 2500 ii/03/93 13327 12/07/93 3,928.79 .00 3, 928.79 12/01/93 13391 12/07/93 11771.76 .@@ 1, 771.76 59700.55 moo R 0 BOX 300012 11/04/93 i3314 12/@7l93 97.65 .00 9.77 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.76 9.80 97.65 .0@ 16@9 WEST AUSTIN STREET R.q. BOX 1082 ii/24I93 13349 i2/@7/93 i@5.00 .0@ 1@5.00 1 @5.00 .00 CITY OF SANGER AP OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY 100 12/MR/93 PAGE 3 15:15 VENDOR INV NO INV DTE PO NUM DUE DTE PURCH AMT DISC. AMT 31067 MIDWEST RADAR R.O. BOX 533 CHECK RADAR/RADI 21452 11/11/93 13272 12/07/93 90.00 .00 456.0300 90.00 TOTAL 90.00 .00 31125 MILLBROOK PRESS 2 OLD MILFORD RD. BOOKS/CARD KITS 060407 11/15/93 13332 12/07/93 147.89 .00 475.0200 147.89 TOTAL 147.89 .00 32245 ATCHISON, TOPEKA, AND SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. P.O. BOX 911863 IMPOUND LOT 13344 11/24/93 13344 12/07/93 115.00 .00 442. i0aj0 23.00 442.1700 23.00 442.0800 23.00 442.1200 23.00 442.2000 23.00 TOTAL 115.00 .00 32282 FEATURE FILMS FOR FAMILY P.O. BOX 572410 VIDEOTAPES 2422 11/10/93 13331 12/07/93 94.85 .00 475.0200 94.85 TOTAL 94.85 .00 33725 PERRICO TRAILER AND MFG. P.O. BOX 738 REPAIR-ST. DEPT 13211 11/11/93 13211 12/07/93 7.50 .00 419.0500 7.50 REPAIR-ST. DEPT 13354 11/29/93 13354 12/07/93 137.50 .00 419.0500 137.50 TOTAL 145.00 .00 34050 PLANT SYSTEMS, INC. 9848 MONROE DR. STARTER -SEWER pL 1489 12/01/93 13282 12/07/93 652.90 .00 426.2200 652.90 TOTAL 652.90 .00 34755 QUILL CORPORATION P. 0. BOX 5900 OFFICE SUPPLTES 9002903 11110193 13260 12/07/93 49.78 .00 411.1400 19.22 411.1500 19.22 411.1900 11.34 TOTAL 49.78 .00 35350 ROADRUNNER TRAFFIC SUPPLY P.O.BOX 122837 STREET SIGNS 11814 10/25/93 13232 i2/07/93 1,248.90 .00 432.0500 11248.90 TOTAL 11248.90 .00 35550 S & S BOOKSTORE 1803 N. ELM BOOKS 13309 11/16/93 13309 12/07/93 124.39 .00 475.0200 124.39 TOTAL 124.39 .00 36385 KEN MILLER AUTO REPAIR 233 S. JONES ST DISTRIBUTOR-ST. 13227 11/29/93 13227 12/07/93 25.00 .00 419.0500 25.00 CITY OF BANGER AP OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY 100 12/db�/93 PAGE 4 15:15 VENDOR INV NO IMV DTE PO NUM DUE DTE PURCH AMT DISC. AMT TOTAL c�5.00 .00 36386 MR. KENNrTH LAW50N TIRE REPAIR-pOLI 13c71 ii/11/93 419.m300 5.0m TOTAL 38585 BANGER RADIATOR REPAIR RADIATOR- 13?08 ill08/93 419.050m 65.0m TOTAL 4ca00 aMi T ri' a Cuuiv T RY a uRE P. u. i�u"n 9co MISC. PARTS -BYRE 3m45�C im/�5/93 421.05m0 10.59 WRSHERS/BOLTS 3t831fi 10/29/93 424.12+bm 3. c 9 429.0500 7. i0 PUC/NAILS 30510 11/01/93 47m.080m 9.06 ADAPTERS/HAMMER 30513 11/01/93 4c1, iBfi00 40.93 CLAMP5/BITS 3m534 11l03/93 470.mamm 17.97 ROPE/NAILS 3m658 11/05/93 454. m5tD0 5.45 GLUE/KEYS 30597 11/11/93 41�.1000 5.99 ROD/HANDLE/SCREW 3@750 11/16/93 4C1.®5m® 3.14 CLAMPS 30760 11/17/93 470.08m0 9. E'4 LOGKS-ELECT. DEP 30715 11/18/93 470.080m �.40 PINS/SACKCRETE 3077m 11/19/93 4�C1.�100 25.54 MISC.-ELECT. DEP 30851 11/84/93 470.0800 9.�3 ADAPTER -ELECT. D 30833 11/29/93 470.080m .49 COUPLING -ELECT. 30836 11/29/93 47m. ma®m �. 7e TOTAL 42805 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SUBSCRIPTION 13�84 11/i5/93 430.0�0m 75.05 TOTAL 4c9S1 STECK-VAUGHIV CO. BOOKS 10723R70 1�/01/93 475.@Emm 14�.1e TOTAL 43101 TECHLINE, INC. BRACKETS -ELEGY. 24186 11/15/93 5. ®0 P.O. BOX 461 13"c08 12l07/93 65.00 65.00 13L59 ic�/07/93 10.59 13304 i�/07/93 1®.39 13318 12/m7/93 9.m6 ri it 13319 ii /07/93 17.97 13E00 1E/(87193 5.45 1333fi 12/07/93 5.99 13339 1C/07/93 3.14 13316 12/07/93 9.24 13235 1S/01/93 2.4m 13341 i�/07/93 25.54 13337 12/07l93 9,23 133�� 12!®7l93 .49 13376 1'�/m7i93 2.78 153.20 P.O. BOX 6m2C0 13284 i�/07/93 75.06 75.06 P.O. BOX �6015 13384 i�/07/93 142.1c 142.12 P.O. BOX 9249 13E'34 1?/07/93 113.40 ;; r, r. rr "s r Laullill Vlollnwiawm 1 " A Ili�i 1, i►k7mij LOMEMW M K 19 1 t 15:15 PORCH AMT DISC. AMT 470.0800 113.40 TOTAL 113.40 .00 44021 TX, 4dAR ON DRUGS RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN fi500 W. LOOP SOUTH RED RIBBON CAMP. 000714 11/08/93 12461 12/07/93 305.00 .00 442.0300 305.00 TOTAL 305.00 .00 44025 TEXAS LIBRARY A5S0. 3355 BEE CAVE RD. 401 MEMBERSHIP DUES 13310 11/23/93 13310 12/07/93 15.00 .00 439.0200 15.00 TOTAL 15.00 .00 49215 UNIVERSIiY COMPUTER STgRE lil E. UNIVERSITY #li0 COMPUTER UPGRADE 4356 11/16/93 13308 12/07/93 68.00 .00 442,0200 68.00 INSTALLATION 4386 11/24/93 13340 12/07/93 101.00 .00 442.0200 101.00 TOTAL 169.00 .00 50200 UIKING OFFICE PRODUCTS P. 0. BOX 819064 OFFICE SUPPLIES 395108 11/05/93 13203 12/07193 53.86 .00 411.l900 53.86 OFFICE SUPPLIES 422707 11/19/93 13322 12/07/93 106.11 .00 411.0100 6.50 411.1600 6.49 411.1500 29088 411.1400 29.88 411.0100 16,68 411,1600 16.68 TOTAL 159.97 .00 53450 4dE5TGATE VETERINARY HOSPI 4501 N. MESA VET. SERVICES -AN 37962 12/01/93 13284 12/07l93 i64.50 .00 442.2600 164.50 TOTAL 164.50 .00 54060 DENTgN CO. BUILDERS SUPPLY P.O. BOX 733 SAGKGRETE 4018 10/04/93 13122 12l07/93 15.00 .00 470.0800 15.00 DOOR FOR OFFICE 4023 10/05/93 13007 12/07/93 44.45 .00 423.0100 22.23 423.1600 22.22 CONCRETE MIX 4092 10/12/93 13169 12/07/93 10.00 .00 470.0800 10.00 SLOG, SUPPLIES 4175 10/22/93 13254 12/001/93 11.38 .00 470.0800 l 1.38 8LDG. SUPPLIES 4206 10/27/93 13247 12/07/93 28.77 ,00 421.0500 28.77 BLDG, SUPPLIES 4231 10/28/93 13288 12/07/93 28.44 .00 421.0600 28.44 BLDG, SUPPLIES 4240 10/29/93 13296 12/07/93 145.87 .00 470m26OO 145.87 TOTAL 283.9l .00 55285 TEXAS WASTE MANAGEMENT P.O. BOX 650549 CONTAINER CHARGE 296852 12/01/93 13392 12/07/93 267.80 .00 "NmulamUlklmail TIL�I u!h 55356 TIME MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION AP OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY 100 12/02/93 PAGE 6 15:15 INV DTE PO NUM DUE DTE PURCH AMT DISC. ANT 267.80 !a 3000200 ■ NA 435525 I.M.C. WASTE DISPO^aAL PUMP 4° LINE 1997 11/02/93 421.2200 130.00 TOTAL TOTAL DUE WITH DISCOUNTS i6,996.55 TOTAL DUE- NO DISCOUNTS 16,996.55 G/L DEPARTMENTS ADMINISTRATION®GF 1 LIBRARY 2 POLICE 3 SANITATION 4 STREETS 5 WATER 6 WASTEWATER 7 ELECTRIC 8 PARKS 9 PUBLIC WORKS 10 FIRE 11 VEHICLE MAINT-GF 12 MAYOR & COUNCIL-GF 14 MAYOR & COUNCIL-EF 15 ADMINISTRATION-EF 16 PUBLIC WORKS-EF 17 DATA PROCESSING 19 VEHICLE MAINT-EF 20 COMM. CENTER-GF 21 WASTE-WTR COLL-EF 22 M412AL, CONTF.OL-GF 26 267.80 .00 P.O. BOX 60001 13385 12/07/93 59.95 .00 59.95 .00 P.O. BOX 475 13267 12/07/93 130.00 .00 45.41 888.26 1, 054.80 267.80 3, 566.79 432.35 113.77 198122 9.80 224.53 556.77 109.50 122.01 122.00 45.39 80.09 170.20 32.76 25.54 782.90 356.66 7,227.87 CITY GF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #2394 TO: Honorable Mayor & Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrat DATE: December 3, 1993 SUBJECT: Bolivar Street Median Mr. Garland Thornton will be present to discuss possible improvements to the Bolivar Street median. Staff believes this will include a request fora "Welcome" sign, a Flagpole and landscaping with cost estimates and funding proposal. An informal committee that includes Mr. Thornton, Joe Skiles and Terry Jones, among others has worked on this idea for several months. JH:es CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #2391 TO: Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: December 3, 1993 SUBJECfi: Drainage Report -Roberts Subdivision - Hunter Associates' Engineers The attached report will be discussed with Council by a representative from the City's Consulting Engineers. JH:es Attachments HUNTER ASSOCIATES, IN(;a ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS 6140 WALNUT HILL LANE • ONE GLEN LAKES a SUITE 5004 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231.4350 • 2141369.9171 1106 CLAYTON LANE t SUITE 410E • AUSTIN, TEXAS 70723-1033 • 5121454 8716 November 9, 1993 Mr. John Hamilton City Manager City of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger, TX 76266 RICHARD G. FAGIN, P.E. J. TRAVIS ROBERTS, JR., P.E. PAUL S. BOEDEKER, P.E. FIAL U. JONES, P.E. SAM C. MCKENZIE, JR,, P.E. CHATILES W. SCHELER, P.E. RICHARD K. ST. JOHN, P.E. CHARLES A. DAVIS, P.E. JOHN L. MEARS, P.E. i iA9L taI 4, 1 NOV 1 5 1993 ! awn Re: Proposed drainage Improvements Tributary west of IH-35 between Duck Creek and Keaton Road Sanger, Texas Dear Mr. Hamilton: During periods of heavy rainfall in recent months, the City has noted significant runoff collection and drainage problems in the above referenced tributary. The drainage area in question consists of about 200 acres, some of which is from the east side of Interstate Highway 35, No special flood hazard areas (inundated by 100-year flood) are shown on FEMA Community Panel Number 480786001B revised February 2, 1990. When considering existing drainage conditions and any proposed improvements, the following is offered as general information: To properly plan the drainage system, consideration must be given to evaluate the future development patterns which may occur upstream from the project location. A change in land use can result in a change of storm runoff, increasing volumes and times of concentration up to 200 percent in some cases. The quantity of storm water that will fall upon and run off of any given area is unknown and must be estimated. Estimates are based upon past historical experience which is recorded in the form of rainfall and stream flow records. The "Rational Method" is one of the most accepted and widely used procedures to determine storm water runoff for small to moderately sized drainage areas. Over very small areas, storms of major proportion may cause very little damage. Minor inconvenience can be expected from ponding on lawns and in the streets. The accumulated runoff from many small areas contributing to a major stream can result in a major flood creating severe damage. For this reason, channels and structures located on larger streams must be designed to pass the greatest anticipated storm flow to be expected with a tolerable amount of damage. It is physically possible to provide drainage ways to accommodate, without overflowing, any size storm that could reasonably be expected to occur; however, it is not usually economically feasible to do so. November 9, 1993 Page 2 City of Sanger The risk of flood loss must be weighed against the cost of providing flood protection. Proper zoning and restriction of building within flood plains can substantially reduce expected flood loss along major streams. When considering smaller drainage areas, the cost of providing facilities for storms of extreme proportion becomes relatively large, while the possibility of intolerable loss becomes relatively smaller. For this reason it is usual and logical that drainage structures for smaller areas are designed with lower standards of protection than those applied in the design for larger areas. In most cases, the area under consideration is somewhere in between. ���� pei=�ou cal Lime in which a storm of known proportion will probably reoccur is referred to as a storm frequency. Storms of major proportion such as 11100 year", 1150 year" or some other time period does not mean that a storm of that proportion would not reoccur within 100 years, 50 years or whatever the time period may be. Two 11100 year" storms could occur a week or a year apart or several could occur in a relatively short period, though the probability of their reoccurrence is remote. The meaning of the frequency designation for storms or floods would be better understood if expressed in terms of probability. That is, the chances are one in 100 that a storm of 100 years intensity (or greater) will occur in any given year. Similarly, the chances are one in 50 that a storm of 50 year or greater intensity will occur, or one in 25 that a storm of 25 year or greater intensity will occur. The probability is one percent (1% = 1 in 100) that a 100 year frequency storm will occur in any given year. On the other hand, the probability is 37 percent that there could be no 100 year storm in the 100 year period; or, the probability is 63 percent that there will be at least one. The procedures by which such figures as these are deduced from the study of past rainfall or stream flow records are those of statistical analysis. These procedures establish, from a study of random events which have happened in the past, the probability that similar events can be expected to happen in the future. For the design of a particular storm drainage facility, actual velocities should be estimated from known slopes of the pipe conduit, gutter, or channel. Runoff from rainfall occurs after all cracks and surface depressions of impervious areas are filled and the upper layers of exposed soil become saturated. The characteristics of the various surfaces and the degree of their imperviousness determines the ratio of runoff to rainfall which is quantified as the "Runoff Coefficient". The runoff coefficient, represented by "C" in the Rational Method formula, varies from almost total imperviousness on building roofs, parking lots and paved streets to 80 percent absorption on flat, sandy, turfed lawns. Normally, the type of land use determines the grouping for the runoff coefficient. Different soils exhibit different porosities. The absorption rate of a dense clay soil is several times less than a deep sandy soil. Dense vegetation retards runoff r November 9, 1993 City of Sanger Page 3 until it can be absorbed into the ground. Steep sloping land drains readily while flat land holds water in place. The runoff coefficient "C", is expressed as the percentage of rainfall which appears as runoff, and is defined as for the appropriate land use as follows: Commercial 0.80 Industrial 0.70 Single Family Residential 0.50 Multi -Family Residential 0.70 Park Areas 0.30 Undeveloped n,2n Except where intolerable flooding conditions are anticipated, it would be desirable, from an aesthetic standpoint to allow the streams to use their natural channels. Improvement would be limited to clearing out underbrush and sediment, minor corrective work where channel restrictions or irregularities occur, and drainage structures required at channel crossings. The scenic beauty of a properly cleared and maintained natural watercourse is I civic asset. . Unfortunately, many areas have natural channels that have become inadequate to carry the runoff from a highly developed area. These areas require storm sewer pipe, or channel modification to be built to carry the anticipated flow, depending upon the funds and Right -of -Way available. The size of these improvements is determined by the slope of the proposed improvement, the quantity of anticipated storm flow and the maximum velocity limits. The improvement or modification of the existing watercourses for the purpose of containing their flood flows within defined channel limits will permit the closer approach of urban development to the stream. This saving of land area may be accomplished as a part of the development cost where economically justified. It is suggested that all building floor levels be restricted to two feet (21) above the 100 year flood frequency. Where additional flow area in the channel must be provided to hold flood waters within acceptable limits, the natural appearance is most nearly maintained by using an unlined earthen channel, preferably sodded with flat side slopes. It is also usually more economical to use an unlined channel. The limitation on use of unlined channels is the maintenance of flow velocities in the channel low enough to prevent erosion. Low velocities require greater flow cross -sectional area, with resultant wider drainage easement of Right -of -Way to accommodate the larger channel. Velocities above about eight feet (81) per second should not be permitted in unlined sections. Where the natural channel gradients are steep enough to produce greater velocities, an unlined channel November 9, 1993 Page 4 City of Sanger may be constructed with flatter slopes in successive "stair step" reaches, if some means of dissipating energy differential between the upper and lower reach is provided. Varying channel widths and configurations or holding ponds can also be utilized. It is recommended for unlined channel improvements that a flat bottom with 3:1 side slopes be considered. This slope is sufficiently flat to permit the use of mowing equipment for maintenance. The unlined channels with a bottom width greater than 30 feet should have a lined low flow section to control the flow that continues during low runoff periods. This will allow the water to maintain a minimum velocity, at low flow, to carry the �i.it in '..:Sp 4n uloii • Tr1G lAlti llI %A Ur eU of the bVtt oItt 0)tivil L �'L FZ: toward the lined section allowing for drainage and ease of maintenance. Design controls have to be provided to control erosion along and near the low flow sections. Concrete lining of the channel section provides better hydraulic efficiency because of the smooth surfaces and the protection afforded permits side slopes to be steeper, further increasing hydraulic efficiency of the section. Lining, therefore, both permits and produces higher flow velocities than occur in an unlined channel on the same slope. Velocities can be still further increased with a lined channel by taking full advantage of the available channel gradient, eliminating drop structures. The effect of increased velocities is to reduce the required flow area, Right -of -Way requirement, and excavation, with consequent reduction of quantities. These savings will generally be more than offset by the cost of lining. Lined channels are recommended in many of the developed areas where sufficient Right -of -Way cannot be obtained for unlined channels. These channels are recommended to have 2:1 side slopes. Drainage Right -of -Way widths for all channels must be adequate to allow maintenance equipment to enter and travel along the easement. One or more of several different factors can contribute to drainage problems in the area herein under consideration: 1) size of existing channel, 2) condition of existing channel including slope, silt, blockages and vegetation "roughness", 3) existing drainage structure at Keaton Road; 4) lot grading and finished floor elevations on nearby property. In the past, the drainage channel and structure have functioned reasonably even for large rainfall amounts. However, during periods of high intensity/short duration rainfall, the runoff has been slowed or detained by the low channel velocities. Cleaning and grading the channel north of Keaton Road would provide the most economic relief of runoff problems in the area. The City could provide labor in cooperation with county crews and/or equipment (drag line, etc.). In particular, the channel area near November 9, 1993 City of Sanger Page 5 Brook Glen Drive and Fairfield Circle has little or no hydraulic definition or capacity. Moving downstream, the channel becomes Larger, but is filled with silt and large vegetation which inhibits flow. If contracted, appropriate clearing and grading for the channel would cost around $15-$30 per linear foot with the total cost depending upon the distance improved. The existing drainage structures at Keaton Road (three 48" RCP) are inadequate for periods of high runoff flows. The replacement of these structures were recently bid for a 3 x (5' x 51) concrete box culvert (alt. four 60" RCP). The construction amounts in either alternative would be around $30,000. The open lot south of Brook Glen Drive slopes such that creek overflow will drain directly toward several homes at the east end of the block. Regrading and fill at critical locations in this area could alleviate local flooding when channel flow tops existing or proposed banks. A check of the tributary should be made at the entrance to Clear Creek for beaver dams and other blockages which are very common and can cause significant problems in undersized channels. Any modifications to existing water courses should be approved by the appropriate agencies including the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Some alignment improvements could be made to the channel; however, the cost and liability of such alterations would probably not be justified by enough benefits. In summary, the following courses of action can be taken to improve drainage in the subject area: 1. Check tributary for blockages at Clear Creek and any upstream locations (Cost: minimal). 2. Grade open lot south of Brook Glen Drive (Cost: minimal). 3. Clear and grade channel north of Keaton Road to Fairfield Circle (Cost: minimal to significant). 4. Replace drainage structure at Keaton Road (Cost: significant). Note: Though cost significant, this improvement is recommended. 5. Concrete line critical portions of the channel to increase capacity (Cost: prohibitive). November 9, 1993 City of Sanger 6. Approve all plats/lot grading plans with relation to local drainage patterns and prohibit development which increases downstream flow rates from high runoff coefficients (Cost: minimal). This concludes our initial evaluation concerning thproposed drainage ie mprovements for the tributary west of IH-35 between Duck Creek and Keaton Road. Should you have any questions, or require additional information please feel free to contact us. , Sincerely, HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. 0 ' John L. Mears, P.E. Project Engineer JLM/akh BSN/PDRNGRPT.rllCH/BSN 1 NOTES: 1. Ingress and egress ramp must be provided. 2. Channel must be sodded or mulched. 3. 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BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #2393 TO: Honorable Mayor & Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrat lk DATE: December 3, 1993 SUBJECT: Contract -Solid Waste Disposal Services, Texas Waste Management The enclosed contract was prepared by the City's Consulting Attorneys and was forwared to TWM for their review. I would expect someone from TWM to be present, especially if they have any concerns with the documents. One passible change that TWM may request is an Annual Consumer Price Index adjustment on the basic rates. This seems to be the industry norm. Our contract, on page 1, 2 (c) requires TWM to specifically request rate adjustments on July 15 prior to Council's Annual review in December. This would allow consideration of rates during budget review and allow Council to consider new rate scales effective in January of each year for the five (5) year term of the contract. JH:es Enclosures 000022 CONTRACT FOR SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT made this day of by and between Texas Waste Management, a division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc., a Texas Corporation ("Contractor") and THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS ("City"). T4ITNESSETH WHEREAS, the Contractor is engaged in the business of providing commercial and residential solid waste removal, and WHEREAS, the City desires to have the Contractor perform such solid waste removal services to the residents and businesses within its legal boundaries; NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants, agreements and considerations herein contained, the City and the Contractor hereby agree as follows: 1. Exclusive Right. The City hereby grants to the Contractor the exclusive right and obligation to provide solid waste collection services within the City's legal boundaries as they exist as of the date hereof and as may be extended during the term of this agreement. 2. Term. A. The term of this Agreement shall be for a period of five (5) years commencing on January 2, 1994, and terminating on December 31, 1998, subject to prior termination as described in Paragraphs 2 (B) below and subject to annual review as provided in Paragraph 2 (C) below. B. Notwithstanding the provisions in Paragraph 2 (A) above, either party may terminate this Agreement, during the term hereof, after giving ninety (90) days written notice to the other party; provided, such early termination shall not relieve either party of its obligations hereunder that have accrued prior to the effective date of such termination. C. The provisions of Paragraph 5 below shall be reviewed annually by the City in December and may be changed upon the mutual agreement of both parties. Any requested increases by Contractor shall be presented to the Sanger City Council by the July 15 prior to December review. 3. Covenants of Contractor. agrees to the following: CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page 1 The Contractor covenants and A. Residential Collection. Residential collection shall be twice weekly on Monday and Thursday of each week except for Christmas Day and other holidays as authorized by the Sanger City Council. Hours of collection shall commence not earlier than 8:00 a.m., and conclude not later than 4:00 p.m. on each collection day. Contractor shall be required to pick-up only solid waste that is in plastic bags (not to exceed 30 gallons), acceptable containers or bundles (not to exceed 40 pounds and 3 feet in length each), or such other containers as may be approved by the Sanger City Council. B. Commercial Collection. Commercial collection including multiple dwellings of four (4) or more units and all businesses (commercial and/or industrial establishments) are to be serviced on an "As -Needed" basis. The type of solid waste receptacle used by any GnmmerCial Ct'.S+�n;ner ch�l1 Y,n „r.,d 4- a-Ift �: 1 1 i vAAt arc u.7c Gl %. V11G sole expense of such commercial customer. Hand pick-up customers shall use a 30 gallon container. The hours of collection for commercial services shall commence not prior to 6:00 a.m. and conclude not later than 9:00 p.m. on each Monday and Thursday, except for Christmas Day and other holidays as authorized by the Sanger City Council. Apartments and/or multi -family residences will be collected between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. on each collection day. The Contractor will place in the City, at no cost to the City for placement or collection pull, 10 gallon receptacles for trash collection at all parks within the City and in the downtown area. In addition, the Contractor will provide temporary placement of trash containers for special events sponsored by the City and located within the City upon the request of the Sanger City Council. Further, Contractor will provide two 30 yard roll -off containers in both Spring & Fall, to be pulled one time each at no charge to the City for Annual clean up. Additional collection pulls will cost $235.00 each. Also, Contractor will provide one 3 yard container for the Sanger Cemetery at no cost to the City. C. Compliance with Laws. All solid waste collected by the Contractor will be disposed of in a landfill other than that owned or operated by the City. The Contractor will comply with all applicable State and Federal laws regarding collection and transportation of solid waste material. D. Due Care. The Contractor shall exercise due care and caution to protect and preserve public and private property including City streets and parking areas while performing its obligations hereunder. Vehicles used by the Contractor in performing its residential services hereunder shall not zigzag from one side of the street to the other. E. Franchise Fee. The Contractor will pay monthly to the City a Franchise Fee of Six Percent (60) of its monthly gross CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page 2 receipts for its residential and commercial collections. This Franchise Fee represents a charge for use of the City's streets. F. Liability Insurance. The Contractor shall maintain general liability insurance in the amount of $3,000,000.00 in the aggregate; provided, however, that the amount may be raised if the City is required to raise its liability coverage above amounts presently required by Federal or State laws. The City shall be named as an additional insured on such policy and such policy will contain a provision that the insurer will not cancel the policy without giving the City thirty (30) days' written notice. G. Recyclincx. Contractor will provide a container and hauling services for a recycle drop off center for aluminum and newspaper at a site to be determined by City. Such site shall be secured and staffed to prevent contamination as determined solely by City. Back charges for contamination will be paid by City. H. Indemnification. The Contractor shall indemnify and hold harmless the City and its agents against any and all claims, including attorney fees, relating to injury to persons, property, employees or anyone else under the control of the Contractor whose performance or failure to perform causes a claim to be made against the City. I. General Conditions. a. The Contractor shall not deny employment to any person for reasons of race, creed, national origin or religion, or any other reason in violation of State or Federal Law. Each employee of the Contractor shall at all times carry a valid Texas Operator's Driver's License applicable to the type of vehicle that such employee is operating. b. Wages of all employees of the Contractor will equal or exceed the minimum wage requirements as established by local, state and federal agencies. In addition, the Contractor shall comply with the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Acts. c. The Contractor shall not litter any residential or commercial dwelling in the process of performing its services hereunder; provided, however, that the Contractor shall not be required to collect any solid waste material that has not been placed in plastic trash bags, approved containers, or is bundled (as described above). In the event of spillage by the Contractor, the Contractor shall properly clean up any and all litter. d. Hazardous waste, body waste, dead animals, abandoned vehicles, vehicles parked, large equipment and parts thereto will not be required to be collected by the Contractor, unless the Contractor agrees to collect such items. CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page 3 e. The Contractor shall have on hand at all times in good working order, such equipment that shall permit the Contractor to adequately and efficiently perform its duties hereunder. Solid waste collection equipment shall be of the enclosed load packer type and all equipment shall be kept in good repair and appearance and in a sanitary, clean and run ready condition at all times. The Contractor shall have available to it at all times reserve equipment which can be put into service and operation in case of any breakdown of its equipment. f. The Contractor shall have vested title to all solid waste materials generated within the Municipal Area of the City. 4. Covenants of the City. The City covenants and agrees as follows: A. To remit all amounts due to the Contractor by the tenth (loth) day of each month commencing in the month of February, 1994. B. Provide the Contractor with confirmation of the residential and commercial customers on a monthly basis. C. To collect all state and local taxes due on the services provided by the Contractor hereunder and to remit all such amounts due to the appropriate authorities. D. To grant to the Contractor the right to pursue any cause of action the Contractor may have against any third party for interfering with the Contractor's exclusive right and obligation to provide solid waste collection services hereunder. In granting such rights, the Contractor shall be entitled to pursue its remedies without notice to the City. 5. Payment for Services Rendered. The Contractor for its. services rendered pursuant an amount based upon the following structure: C. Residential Services (hand pick-up) Commercial Customers City shall tth pay o e to Paragraph 3 above, - $7.75 per month per individual residence (hand pick-up, 3 containers maximum) i. Two pick-ups Container Services 1. CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Pnge 4 per week Three (3) yd. containers - $15.00/month a. One pick-up per week - $32.00/month b. Two pick-ups per week - $55.00/month c. Three pick-ups per week - $77.00/month 2. Four (4) yd. containers a. One pick-up per week - $40.00/month b. Two pick-ups per week - $69.00/month c. Three pick-ups per week - $90.00/month 3. six (6) yd. containers a. One pick-up per week - $55.00/month b. Two pick-ups per week - $110.00/month c. Three pick-ups per week - $155.00/month 4. Eight (8) yd. containers a. One pick-up per week - $69.00/month b. Two pick-ups per week - $125.00/month c. Three pick-ups per week - $206.00/month 5. Thirty (30) yd, containers a. Commercial user 1. Rent - $60.00/month 2. Delivery - $75.00/month 3. Pickup - $290.00/each b. City Convenience Center 1. Rent - N/ C 2. Delivery - N/C 3. Pickup - $235.00/each CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page 5 6. Recycling container service - $275.00/pick- up D. Payment of Taxes. The amounts represented in Paragraph 5 (A) through (C) above do not include state and local taxes. The amounts of any local or state taxes shall be added to the amounts described in Paragraphs 5 (A) through (C) above and collected by the City; provided, however, that all solid waste disposal or other landfill or disposal fees charged by the state is included in the amount shown in Paragraph 5 (A) through (C) above and shall be paid by the Contractor. 6. Payment. For services rendered pursuant to Paragraph 3 above and pursuant to the fee schedules provided in Paragraphs 5 (A) through (D) above, the City shall pay the Contractor within ten (10) days after the end of each calendar month. 7. General Provisions A. Modification. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement and understanding between the parties hereto, and shall not be considered modified, altered, changed or amended in any respect unless in writing and signed by both parties hereto. B. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. CO Binding Effect. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties successors and assigns. D. Assignment. This Agreement shall not be assigned by the Contractor without the written consent %J the City' provided, however, that the assignment by the Contractor to an affiliated or related entity or party shall not be unreasonably withheld. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City this Agreement as of the day and THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXA5 By: Nel Armstrong, Mayor CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page 6 and the Contractor have executed year first above written. ATTEST: By: City Secretary TEXAS WASTE MANAGEMENT, a division of Waste Management of Texas, Inc. By: Nick Dowd General Manager CONTRACT FOR SERVICES -- Page ? �',� �� `� TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT. CITY Or SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council John Hamilton, City Administrator December 3, 1993 Nuisance Birds - East Side The enclosed memorandum from Larry Yoast outlines the basic plan to deal with the nuisance, migratory bird problems on the east side of town. Staff appreciates any input Council might have on this problem. Also enclosed far your review is a copy of a July letter .regarding this problem from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's Area Biologist, Tim Lawyer. JH:es Enclosures MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE. SUBJECT: CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 John Hamilton, City Larry Yoast, Electric November 30, 1993 Migratory Birds After studying the letters from t concerning the migratory birds, these birds at this location is to nested this year. In doing this, another spot, probably near the more problems. I want everyone communication problems later t There are no guarantees as to v them. Administrator Superintendent he Texas Parks and t�Vildlife Department [ feel the only logical way of getting rid of thin out the trees in the area where they ue are going to move their nesting area to existing one therefore creating possibly to understand this now so we don't have Then this problem resurfaces in the Spring. here these birds will go when we move I have spoken to Freddy Inman concerning thinning the trees which are on Ampco Property and he has no problems with whatever we have to do to get rid of the birds. I suggest we use City crews with chain saws to thin the trees and pile them up with a backhoe. The time involved will probably be two or three days using around six people. TEXAS COMMISSIONERS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT ANDREWSANSOM YGNACIO D. GARZA 4200 Smith School Road • Austin, Texas 78744 • 512-389-4800 Executive Director Chairman, Brownsville WALTER UMPHREY Vice -Chairman Beaumont July l9, 1993 LEE M. BASS Ft. Worth 7 iF CITY OF SANGER MICKEY BURLESON Temple ! �I U L 2 1 1993 j RAY CLYMER Mr. John Hamilton � Wichita Falls City of Sanger IC, iy� it TERESE TARLTON HERSHEY p n Box Houston 1 •�• Box 578 GEORGE C. "TIM" HIXON Sanger, TX 76266 San Antonio WILLIAM P. HOBBY, JR, Dear Mr. Hamilton: Houston JOHN WILSON KELSEY Houston Thank you again for taking time out of your busy schedule to meet with me on June 29, 1993 to discuss and look at the problem your city is currently PERRY R. BASS having with a nuisance heronry located on the eastern edge of Sanger. I Chairman -Emeritus would like to take this opportunity to present my recommendations on how Ft, wore' you can legally deal with this situation. Please remember that in 1992 recommendations were given to city officials by Mr. Jim Dillard, TPWD Wildlife Biologist in regards to this same situation. Very little was done to satisfy these recommendations, and consequently the birds have returned to the same site again this year. My recommendations will follow closely those previously presented by Mr. Dillard. This particular nuisance heronry is located in a small block of upland woods of approximately 25 acres in size. The vegetation of this woodland heronry consists of an overstory of' primarily sugar hackberry, along with cedar elm and honey locust trees. The understory is made up of several shrub species indigenous to the Eastern Cross Timbers physiographic region. The estimated size of this heronry is approximately 750-1250 birds. Bird species composition of this particular heronry is primarily cattle egrets, however little blue herons, snowy egrets and black -crowned night -herons have been observed in association with this heronry. 'There are approximately 12 houses located in this area which are currently effected by this heronry. It must be noted that the above -mentioned specks of birds are protected under both state and federal laws. Federal regulations pertaining to management of nuisance heronries are specified in 'Title 50 of the Code of Federal Regulations. These birds also are protected by Chapter 64, Texas Parks and Wildlife Code from being killed, possessed, commercialized or disturbed at breeding sites. Mr. John Hamilton Page 2 July 19, 1993 At the present time, there are only two methods of preventing herons and egrets from establishing or reusing an established heronry that I am able to recommend to you. The first involves using scaring methods to try and deter the birds from using a particular site. This type of method includes the use of disturbing noises, colored streamers in trees or on tall poles, bright lights at night, smoke, water sprays, tethered balloons and display of hawk silhouettes. These types of scaring devices can be extremely effective if used when the birds first arrive at the heronry site during the spring months. At that time, they are very nervous and easily disturbed. My second recommendation in dealing with this problem involves trimming, thinning or clearing nest -site vegetation during the winter months before the birds return to breed. Since this particular site is densely vegetated, I feel that you can make this site unattractive to the birds by thinning the vegetation to provide spaces between trees and by the removal of understory vegetation. You have expressed your concerns in that you do not want to remove all the trees from this location. I do not recommend that you remove all of the trees. Dramatic changes are usually not necessary and I feel that with proper thinning and limited clearing of the trees you will be able to accomplish your objectives. Such changes to this particular element of the habitat in a heronry will usually produce longer lasting prevention than other methods. Please remember that once the birds establish themselves in a heronry and begin breeding activities you will have to cease both scaring and vegetation -control methods. Also keep in mind that even if you are successful in detering these birds from their current location, they might well establish themselves in another undesirable location and you will still be faced with the same problems. I hope that these recommendations will be of help to you in dealing with this particular nuisance heronry. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel Free to give me a call at anytime at 817/637-2290. Sincerely, (Jjrr� N 'rim A. Lawyer Wildlife Biologist Valley View cc: Larry Holland George Litton Jim Lundberg MEMORANDUM #2395 TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT. CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 Honorable Mayor & John Hamilton, City December 3, 1993 City Administration Members of the City Council Administrator Report 1). As a reminder, the Christmas and New Year's Holidays, in accordance with personnel policies, will be observed on December 23rd, 24th and 3lst respectively. 2). As of today, a total of 24 single family residence building permits, valued at $1,516,2 6 have been issued for the calendar year. • �: � ��` *„��a November 12, 1993 7ohn Hamilton City Administrator City of Sanger P. O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Dear John: 4 1'I NOV 1 5 1993 ��, �i i+ i - Please find enclosed your copy of the 1993 HOME Program application. Two copies of your application have been submitted to the Texas Department of Housing &Community Affairs. We have enjoyed working with you on this application and will keep you advised of the status of the application. In the meantime, if you have any questions or comments about your application, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. �CW� �. Cc' C.Lc�h�, David K. Lewis President enclosure Lyndon Plaza 10935 Fstate Lane, Suite 475 Dallas, Texas 75238 (214) 553-7070 Fax (214) 553-7098 CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS 1993 HOME PROGRAM Owner Occupied Housing Application TYPE OF APPLICANT, � Unit of General Local Government ❑ Community Housing Development Organisation ❑ Non -Profit Organization ❑ Public Housing Authorities TYPE OF ACTIVITY: .i Rehabilitation ❑ Reconstruction GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION: Name of Applicant: City of Sanger Primary Contact Person: John Hamilton, City Administrator Address: P. O. Box 578 City: Sanger State: Texas Zip Code: 76266 Telephone Number, (817) 458-7930 Fax Number: (817) 4584180 Amount of IIOiV1E Funds Requested: $148,000 Estimated Number of Units to be Assisted with HOME Funds: 12 CHAS Region: 3 1 LLOYD, GOSSELINK, FOWLER, BLEVINS � MATHEWS, P.C. ��G� Attorneys at Law GEOItCE C. BALDWIN 111 COn�reSS Avenue San Antonio Office: GEORCE V. BASHAM Ill 222 South Flores EItICH M. BIRCIi SUlte 18OO San Antonio, Texas 78284 CHESLEY N. BLEVINS AUStIn TeXc�S 78701 'Telephone (210) 226-SG56 GEORGIA N. CRUMP i PAULA K. FISHER Tele hone l!512 322-5800 Telempier (210) 533-5554 ItOBER'1' D. FOWLER P l C. JOE FREELAND Teleco ier 512 472-0532 PAUL G. GOSSELINK p KICHARD L. IIAMALA O( Counsel KOBERT H. LLOYD JIM MATIiEWS JACKSON B. BATTLE MARTIN C. 120CHELLE KOBHR'I' R. PUENTE ELIZABE"1�11 v. RODD November 15, 1993 KEItItY E. KUSSELL LAMBE'I'H TOWNSEND STEVE STAGNHR Government Relations Consultant (Nat licensed to practice lacy) John Hamilton E i�iE Cl'11£ O� S�i�1Gi=t� City Manager 1993 17 City of Sanger �.� � ' N �V � � � � P.Og;;ox 578 U � � � � � U �� ��,� San er Texas 76266-0578 Dear Mr. Hamilton: On November 10, 1993, the Federal Communications Commission extended the rate freeze for regulated cable service. Now, subject to the exceptions discussed below, the rate freeze expires on February 15, 1994, instead of November 15, 1993. The FCC noted in its order that it was extending the freeze in order to give more franchising authorities the opportunity to become certified to regulate the basic service tier rates. However, if you have already filed your Form 328 with the FCC and you have adopted your regulatory ordinance, then the freeze extension does not apply to your cable operator. The operator must file its Form 393 with the city within 30 days after being notified by the city that it has regulatory authority over the basic service rates. If the basic service tier of your cable operator has become subject to your jurisdiction, the freeze extension also does not apply to the rates charged for the cable programming service tier. However, where only the cable programming service tier rates are subject to regulation as a result of the receipt by the FCC of a Form 329 complaint, the freeze does apply to both the basic service tier and the cable programming service tier. The extension of the rate freeze applies to small systems with fewer than 1,000 subscribers. As we have notified you in the past, the FCC issued a temporary stay against the regulation of these systems by cities. To date, the FCC has not issued any further orders regarding small systems. Therefore, if you are currently unable to regulate the small system because of the temporary stay, the small system is also unable to raise its rates because of the rate freeze extension. We still hope that the FCC will issue its ruling on the small systems prior to the expiration of the extended freeze date, and will keep you so informed. Please call us if you have any questions. Sincerely, GNC/jmc 1206\000-023,LTR `. . Crump .o N u Z M m u. N W L y W .. rn =) W N V) 1- (A) W Q •• U AX Q >, 00. U rpU W 1- U w y U C t�OO.t .TOPOO M C •O ipt. 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Lone Star Gas Company 908-12 Monroe Street •Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6393 1-800-460-3030 November 24, 1993 U PO lit a NOV 0S 1993 tb r��� I would like to introduce myself to you as the new area manager for Lone Star Gas Company. We recognize that the times in which we live require new methods to better serve our customers and those with whom we do business. As a result we are implementing a new organization that will ultimately serve your city and our customers more efficiently. Part of the process in establishing more effective business practices involves change, and change often presents new challenges. Please know that Lone Star Gas is committed to meeting these challenges in the most responsive and cost-effective manner possible. As your area .manager, I wilt be your key contact for any issues involving Lone Star Gas in this geographical area, and am responsible to you for: ♦ serving as the primary Lone Star Gas contact to all municipal officials, administrators, code officials and local business leaders; ♦ working with local business leaders to increase economic development efforts in our area to maintain the steady growth of your tax base and to ensure a rising quality of life for your residents; and ♦ providing information to you as needed on Lone Star Gas Company rates, franchises and gas equipment applications. Please feel free to contact me anytime regarding matters in which you believe I can be of assistance. My office is located at: 908 Monroe Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102 (817) 3474203 Pager: (817) 493-8896 1-800-880-7181 1-800460-3030 I look forward to meeting with you soon, and to sharing more about what Lone Star Gas is doing to become more customer focused. Sincerely, Richard R. Vaughn n DENTON CENTRAL APPRAISAL DISTRICT 3911 MORSE STREET P.O. BOX 2816 ITON, TEXAS 76202-2816 817-566-0904 DATE: November 18, 1993 TO: All Board of Director Candidates County Judge & Commissioners All Jurisdictions: Superintendents & School Board Presidents Mayors & City Managers FROM: Joe D. Rogers, Chief Appraiser ,16C G •IE cl I Y OF SANGark 'f NOV 1 9 1993 oil nr SUBJ: Election of the 1994 & 1995 Board of Directors The following is a list of the candidates nominated for the Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors and the outcome of the election in ballot order: 1) Beck, Jon 401 Votes 2) Bolin, TIT 0 Votes 31 Brock, Horace 1209 Votes Elected to Board 41 Clinton, Tracy 794 Votes Elected to Board 5) Cook, Richard 0 Votes 6) Horn, Mary 827 Votes Elected to Board 7 ) Hughes, Elbert 0 Votes 8) Miles, Thomas(Chris) 730 Votes Elected to Board 9) Myers, Clarence 0 Votes 10) Roberts, Vern @ Votes 11) Smith, Richard 835 Votes Elected to .Board 12) Thornton, Garland 44 Votes The newly elected Directors will serve two year terms beginning January 1, 1994. New Directors will be mailed information in December of 1993, pertaining to the duties of the Directors and the duties of the Denton Central Appraisal District, An orientation class will be offered to new directors as soon as a convenient tin can be arranged, I #(� j . �. .. w� R • �#� • I talked to Gary at Arms Communications on 1l/29/93 about the repeater at Denton County. Fie advised ghat he still hasn't received a call from Denton County, or Alan Williams, to look at the repeater and run some test. I called Denton County and talked to Charles Flemming, Chief Deputy, he said that he would get Alan and Gary to check out the radio system that day. � ! • M "" w r " � �' r w �" r � � � � n While I was talking to Alan Williams at Denton County, he said that this Department could purchase several kinds of radial through them at their prices on pay out plains. I wi11 talk to Sim Manton in the next few days and get some prices for you. Since all the radios have been placed into the office on rotation, and placed longer antenna's on them, the problem has became less. We still have problems and I Can not give any salutations at this time. Over the Thanksgiving Holidays the vehicle radios were not working also, it could have been the ice and bad weather. I talked to Alan Williams about this problem and he advised that he didn°t know they had problems over the holidays. On December 1, 199:�, I talked to Sim Mar�tos with motorola and he is sending some prices and pay out plans to me. Fie said that they ware doing inventory and would make this Department better quotes. I should get this information by Friday or Monday, I will advise. =1�.��� . Neiman & Barnes a professional corporation Attorneys At Law 386 W. Main / P.O. Box 777 Ronald J. Neiman . Margaret E. Barnes Police Chief Benny Irwin CITY OF SANGER Post Office Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 RE: Guidelines for O.C. Lewisville, Texas 75067 November 12, 1993 Spray NOV 15 1993 Dear Chief Irwin: Enclosed please find an edited version of Sanger' for O.C. spray. The added language was incorporated to the completeness of your policy by utilizing Dallas' and the Pre -Test Review documents you forwarded to me. Ph.: 214/436-1558 Fax: 214/436-1349 s Guidelines only to add guidelines As .we've previously discussed, the standard or review liability for the use of mace currently is based upon the reasonableness of the use of force. I have spoken with Debra Drayovitch, City Attorney for the City of Denton, regarding the pending lawsuit against the City of Denton involving pepper mace. She states that two other suits are pending in Texas that she is aware of. Each deal with claims resulting from the lasting effects of the O.C., one resulted in death. Based upon your information to me that each officer will be trained in th.e use of the projector and the situations justifying the projector's use and a policy outlining both, I believe the City has in place all measures available at this time to safeguard it against liability. However, reactions to the spray cannot be anticipated, if disability or death results from O.C.'s use, even though unforeseen or anticipated, the City may be held responsible. As usual, because pepper mace is relatively new to the legal world, it is not possible to safeguard the City against being named as a potential Defendant in any action involving any use of the formula. In safeguarding the City against suits, Dallas' information provides a good standard to use for when O.C.'s use is appropriate. Verbal threats of violence by a suspect do not alone justify the use of chemical agents. Any threat must be a credible one, which would cause officers to reasonably believe that it would be unsafe to approach and control the suspect. Mace is a defensive weapon intended for use when you are attempting to subdue an attacker or Police Chief Benny Irwin City of Sanger November 12, 1993 Page 2 to overcome resistance likely to result in injury to either the suspect, officer or a third person. As with all defensive weapons, the officer must be able to justify that less aggressive measures were taken prior to this measure (the use of O.C. ) or that less aggressive measures would not have achieved the legitimate police objective. Please advise if additional information is required. Sincerely, rAYMargaret E. Barnes MEB:dan Enclosures f� cc: Mr. John Hamilton City Manager er v (w/enclosures) SECTION 57 1. GUIDELINES FOR O.C. SPRAY A. Each Officer will follow Section 51, Use of Force, page 44 of their General Orders manual. B. No officer from this Department will carry O.C. Spray or use O.C. Spray until he/she has been properly traineddad in its use. "Training" shall include proficiency in `the physcaY aspects of the use of O.C. spray, and also a knowledge and understanding of the appropriate use of O.C. spay, these rules, and any other regulations regarding its use. 144 C. Each officer �f ti7i5 Departiueiit wiii �iiiy carry Departmental issued O.C. spray. D. Each officer will check>> ............... ................ ............... his/her O.C. container once a month. E. All Officers will file a written report when O.C. spay has been applied. F. No officer from this Department will use O.C. spay e against or �"3:<r�:��:����:��>>�::�z�:: around small children, or elderly persons. G. Officers can use O.C. spray against attacking animals for protection, but will forward a written report to their supervisor. 2. FIRST AID/DECONTAMINATION FOR EXPOSURE Mn O.C. B. Officer will handcuff suspect and will start the decontamination process. C. Officer will assure suspect in a calm voice that they will be all right. D. He/She will advise them to breath slowly, and not to rub eyes or face. E. Position them so as to expose their face to fresh F. Start decontamination by flushing their face �'' with t� cool water, allow them to rinse their mou .:::::::::::.............:..::......::::::::...>::.:.:<....:.......::::......... with water but not to swallow the water. ......................................... .......................................... ......................................... G. If a � towel is used then officer must rinse towel frequently. I:C a"'Y'6paper towel is used then do not use the same towel sheet repeatedly. H. Ask them if they are wearing contact lenses;:: allow them to remove them as soon as possible. I. All policies and medical personnel who have physical contact with a person exposed to O.C. should wash their hands thoroughly before touching their face, eyes, or nose. J. If soap is used to clear face area make sure the soap has no oil base . ''699 to K. If contamination symptoms persist for more than 40 to 45 minutes, obtain medical advice. Ronald J. Neiman Margaret E. Barnes Nelman & Barnes a professional corporation Attorneys At Law 386 W. Main / P.O. Box 777 Lewisville, Texas 75067 November 29, 1993 Mr. John Hamilton, City Manager CITY OF SANGER P.O. Box 578 Sanger, TX 76266 RE: City of Denton suit involving mace Dear Mr. Hamilton: Ph.: 214/436-1558 Fax: 214/436-1349 ',;DEC 2 1993 Enclosed please find a suit currently pending against the City of Denton involving the use of mace. Just an example of the litigious nature of Defendants. Sincerely, Margaret E. Barnes MEB:dan Enclosures IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS SHERMAN DIVISION AVERY WILLIAMS, PAULETTE § GRIFFIN, LISA WILLIAMS, OLLIE § MAE McCULLOUGH, AND § TROY LEE ROGERS JR., § Plaintiffs, § v. § JUAN CABRALES, GARY MOORS, AICHAEL JEZ, AND THE § CITY OF DENTON, § Defendants. § TO THE HONORABLE COURT: s ix I r;V?C) J. Ear.: _ , .. il . CIVIL ACTION NO. 4 a 10 CA cl Y U COMPLAINT This action is brought by plaintiffs to recover damages from defendants who, acting under color of state law, subjected them to unlawful physical force in violation of their civil rights. Jurisdiction and Venue 1. This Court has original jurisdiction of this action under 28. U.S.C. §§ 1331 and 1343(a)(3), and the doctrine of pendent jurisdiction. This case is brought pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, to redress the violation of rights guaranteed to plaintiffs by the United States Constitution, 2. The claims asserted in this complaint arose in this district. Venue in this district is therefore proper under 28 U.S.C. § 1391. COMPLAINT -- PAGE 1 The Parties 3. Plaintiffs are citizens residents of Denton County, Texas. 4. Defendants Juan Cabrales and Gary Moors were at all relevant times officers of the Denton Police Department, acting as agents and employees of the City of Denton. They are sued individually and in their official capacities. Defendants Cabrales and Moors may be served at the Denton Police Department, 221 North Elm, Denton, Texas 76201. 5. At all relevant times, other defendants whose identities are as yet unknown to plaintiffs were police officers of the Denton Police Department, acting as agents and employees of the City of Denton. They are sued individually and in their official capacities. 6. Defendant Michael Jez is and was at all relevant times the Chief of the Denton Police Department, and an employee of the City of Denton. He was the commanding officer of Cabrales and Moors, and was responsible for their hiring, training, supervision, and conduct. He is responsible for enforcing regulations of the Denton Police Department and for insuring its officers obey federal and state law. He is sued individually and in his official capacity. Jez may be served at the Denton Police Department, 221 North Elm, Denton, Texas 76201. 7. The Denton Police Department is an agency of the City of Denton. The City of Denton is a Texas municipality. The City of Denton at all relevant times employed Juan Cabrales, Gary Moors, Michael Jez, and other defendants whose identities are as yet unknown to plaintiffs. The City of Denton may be served through its mayor or city attorney at 215 East McKinney, Denton, Texas 76201. 8. With respect to all matters alleged in this complaint, defendants acted under color of state law and pursuant to their authority as police officers and COMPLAINT -- PAGE 2 officials. With respect to those same matters, defendants also acted in the course and scope of their employment by the City of Denton. Factual Background 9. On August 7, 1993, friends and family of plaintiff Paulette Griffin hosted a party for her at the home of plaintiffs Avery and Lisa Williams, to celebrate Ms. Griffin's departure for her first year of college. All plaintiffs attended the party. 10. DuflnQ the party. defendant Officer Juan Cabrales walked unannounced into the Williams home and issued Avery Williams a warning citation, purportedly for noise generated by the party. Mr. Williams then directed the party disc jockey to turn down the volume of the music. 11. Approximately two hours later, Officer Cabrales returned with Officer Gary Moors. The two men informed Avery Williams they would issue him a citation as a result of the noise. Ms. Williams told the officers the music had been turned down, and she had checked with all the neighbors to insure the party was not disturbing them. Officer Cabrales indicated the citation would issue anyway. Officer Moors accompanied Avery Williams into the house to issue the citation. 12. Officer Cabrales then approached the disc jockey and told him to turn off the music, because the police were closing the party. Cabrales then pointed his flashlight at one of the partygoers, Charles Brown, and asked the young man what was in his cup. Cabrales asked to see the Brown's identification. At that point, several other officers appeared on the scene. 13. Brown asked another person to hold his cup while he showed the officers some identification. Cabrales yanked the cup out of Brown's hand, spilling liquid all over Ms. Williams in the process. As Brown reached into his pocket, the officers sprayed the crowd with mace or some similar substance. They then threw Brown to the ground, handcuffed him, and arrested him. COMPLAINT -- PAGE 3 14. Neither Brown nor any aother partygoer ever gave the officers any cause to fear for their safety or any legitimate reason to use the mace. 15. All plaintiffs inhaled the mace and were harmed by it. Some of thVI were forced to seek emergency medical care as a result of inhaling the mace. 16. As certain of the partygoers left the Williams home, some of them choking on the mace, Officer Moors stood across the street, pointing at them and laughing. Claims 17. Defendants Juan Cabrales, Gary Moors, and other Denton police officers, having caused the violation of plaintiffs' rights, are jointly and severally liable to plaintiffs under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and the United States Constitution. These known and unknown police officers were acting throughout this episode as agents of the Denton Police Department and the City of Denton under color of state law. 18. As a direct and proximate result of these illegal and malicious acts by Cabrales, Moors, and unknown officers, plaintiffs suffered deprivation of their rights under law, including the Fifth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution, and 42 U.S.C. § 1983. 19. The acts and conduct of Cabrales, Moors, and other unknown officers constitute assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and gross negligence under Texas law, and this Court has pendent jurisdiction over those claims. 20. Defendant Michael Jez is the policymaker responsible for developing, promulgating, and enforcing orders, rules, instructions, regulations, and policies governing the conduct of Denton police officers and officials. Defendant Jez is also responsible for supervising the training, instruction, discipline, control, and conduct of defendants Cabrales and Moors. COMPLAINT -- PAGE 4 21. Defendant Michael Jez failed to develop, promulgate, and enforce policies governing the use of force and mace consistent with the constitution and laws of the United States and Texas sufficient to protect the safety of Denton citizens. This failure amounts to gross negligence and a deliberate indifference to the safety of Denton czens, and was a proximate cause of the violation of plaintiffs' rights, and of plaintiffs' damages. 22. Defendant Michael Jez failed to train and supervise adequately Cabrales and Moors. This failure amounts to gross negligence and a deliberate indifference to the safety of Denton citizens, and was a proximate cause of the violation of plaintiffs' rights, and of plaintiffs' damages. 23. The Denton Police Department and the City of Denton failed to provide proper training and supervision to Denton police officers regarding the use of force and mace. This failure amounts to gross negligence and a deliberate indifference to the safety of Denton citizens, and way a proximate cause of the violation of plaintiffs' rights and plaintiffs' damages. 24. As the direct and proximate result of defendants' actions, plaintiffs each suffered humiliation, physical pain, and mental anguish. 25. As the direct and proximate result of defendants' action, certain plaintiffs -- including Lisa Williams, Troy Rogers, and 011ie Mae McCullough -- incurred reasonable and necessary medical expenses. 26. Officers Cabrales and Moors, and other officers as yet unknown to plaintiffs, knew or should have known that their actions violated clearly established federal and state constitutional rights. 27. Because the conduct of defendants was intentional, malicious, and grossly careless, plaintiffs are entitled to the assessment of exemplary and punitive damages. COMPLAINT -- PAGE 5 Y 28. Pursuant to federal law, plaintiffs are entitled to recover from defendants their legal fees and costs. 29. Plaintiffs are entitled to recover from defendants pre -judgment and post -judgment interest in the manner and amount prescribed by law. WHEREFORE, plaintiffs pray for judgment against defendants, and each of them, as follows: (1) Actual damages in an amount exceeding $30,000; (2) Punitive and exemplary damages as allowed by law; (3) Costs, expenses, and attorney fees as provided for under federal law; (4) Pre -judgment and post -judgment interest; and (5) Such other and further relief as may be just. COMPLAINT -- PAGE 6 Respectfully submitted, Chad Baruch Texas Bar Number 01864300 Abbott &Baruch 3500 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 400 Dallas, Texas 75219 Telephone: (214) 528-3361 Telecopier: (214) 520-3179 Bruce M. Anton Texas Bar Number 01274700 Law Office of Bruce Anton 2522 McKinney Avenue Has, Texas 75201 Telephone: (214) 871 -1 125 Telecopier: (214) 871-1972 Attorneys for Plaintiffs By April M. Washington StaffM"riter `The issue lS dead The seven -member commit for a while.' tee created to decide if smaller towns in Denton County should Tim McCormick be charged for emergency dis chairmanpatch services voted against the measure Tuesday, said. He -added that street The committee concluded maintenance, fire, police pro. that the controversial emergen- tection and schools, are not cy dispatch fee would amount paid for per usage, they are to <double taxation, said,T'm paid by the community. These McCormick, committee' chair- type of services benefit the man. overall community. The proposal lost 3-1. Three pilot Point City Administra- members were absent. for Carolyn Boerner said small 'The issue is dead for F a towns help county officials by while," Mr. McCormick said: assisting sheriff's deputies. If "There were arguments for ei the county decided to charge a ther side, but it seemed short dispatch fee, the towns might sighted to do it ... to charge the decide to charge a counter fee towns a fee." for services they provide, she Mr. McCormick voted said. against the , dispatch fee be- "We might be forced to turn cause it seemed inappropriate, around and say we might have he said. to charge for the cost we do," At the local, county, state she said. "It puts a strain on and national levels of govern- the relationship. We've worked went, there is no strict "you well all these years. It would use it, you pay for it policy, he be nice to continue." 93-54 T0: JOHN HAMTLTON, CITY ER FROM: BENNY ERWIN, CHIEF DATE: 11/15/93 �T1R�7Ff T : C(vT-7(Jf1T ��T��' � TI=N m�nimv cmp��m L 1J i v L V, i L iV I l l .J i 1\ 1L L 1 We need to place a School Zone sign at the intersection of Tenth and Willow. The sign needs to state hours to correspond with flashing lights. The problem with this intersection could cause the City Court to dismiss a citation because a driver makes a right or left turn onto tenth has no warning that they have entered into a school zone. If the sign is placed on tenth street directly across the street from the intersection along the fence, drivers can see the sign. 1 �' Division of Food and Drugs Cst. ,County Dlst. �st.Pdo. - I.o, (1 10) -- -- Ovencr P�<lme: R.dd ro:ys: nopulnr ....... 29.9 Follow-up ....... 2 Complcint .. .. 3 Im�estinatlon ..... 4 OUier ........... 5 Census TfACt 11-13� Sanit.Godo '14-16 L"stabli hment Name: Yr. Pao. Day 17- z? ,, � r Travol lino Insp��c.Tim:3 23-25 l,��_28��_i `, !9� �.� � \�.-� �``M Wiz%' q l , _� �� � 1 ° �-, �; � I r •�����fl C�� (� u CaseU on an Inspection this Gay, lho Ilerns c(rclyd bolo�rz idontily Iho viois,tibns in operations or facilities v:hich mural Ga corroctCd by the next routing inspection or such shorter period of time as may bo spxiliod in wrllinp by the rapulatory authority. Fallvro to comply with any limo limps for corrections spa_ified In lhls noUco may rosutt in cosn;ltlon of your Foal Sorvlcn opomtionn. ITE�`a ITEM ir0 Wi. COL r,0 tlT. COl_. r=;�G�l >��1i,�Car' t __ c "—_-.. _-..-__—__ f �� ter: c sound cond,llon r o .. �,I po ._ _ ( Uri irai conla:nor; propnrl/ lab �n. 1 31� N=CCi1 t'lil.lfLl.dlV�`� ,C3 PCenUi11F/ hazardous (aod r::%cis tr r-'arch ro rc<;-rrcments � ulnp slorapu, prepnrallon, Uinplay, sorv(c�! transportallon � �� •p� � Far,lnies to malntafn product lempelaturo d 33 -------I C; ir..norneters provlded rind cen pI 1 �— 1 34 ----_----- G� Potuuinlly hazardous fcc;c3 pro(,aly thavod 2 35 °07 � U�wropped grid potonlially hazardous food not ro-sern:d 4 38 _ _ qq FooU protection durinp� proparahon d,sphy, �", 37 C��!�riro, trnn;porinl,on �_,,� ry� �yj.-zr GJ �N uUllnp ul food (iCC) minlrn¢crJ� ��^.i--� �---- ? 3D tt) In a o, food (ire) Ui:;pcn•tinp uteri Its pro�rly_rlorrd 1 39� i --�---- __ ��.i'���I��N�L I t � f �I �+ L , 3 �� ��� �, onnC1 �rl�h In(ectfcn restnc nl h ''� I, 1 fy yr sFed rind clean pcx;d hyt a rile r is Uci.• /��v� YI 4 i ;I en clothes, hair res!raints /' 1 L2 FGC�� (::QUIC'�t��lT �t U�iEP�9�fl� —_ _ ____ -- - — -- -- i-) J (Ice) Cont. .I suriaces� do �n-d, con,tructa', maln- 2 ii ,13 1G t1u d in;t Ilea I�cated i -_ __ _..._. _ __ _ —v- I! n faoU contact surfaces: dr.�ldr,Cd, con n.ctcd nzin- 9 24 Sr I �llf,t,d In'.,Ir1II0cJ, IOCllted _ facilities: designer), constcertcd, mainia!noU q 45 '� ++Dahwnshinp Inslnitod, footled, operated --- ---- - ..y.! --------- - ! c orate N Cnromoters charm nl to t klls�usidal , n Ca ,, to 11 c n,}. ('/' IC:; v„Ire) �.-� �L��_ �� f .a - - 1II Pna�(lushod, scraped, soakrxl 1 47 � �19 4Vesh, Anse vrater, clean, propar lemycra!uro ?_ aJ _ S nlllza(lan rinso: clean, IOmpOrelUro, rOn n[ta11Jn ex- rj 9_ "' po..�ro UmC� cqulprnant, utensi'n t<n!t{z i __ _��� __ V;Ipin� cloths: clown, usJroslricted 1 [� ��� Fc ccJ r c uact surfaces of oquiprnnnt and u,en.,ils c r an, S1 'nnr of u�roslves, Uatorponta 3 'Jon Ioai c.� t cl surfaces of eyul,rnonl an i 1 en ,I r cictiin ! � 52 ;.d btorapc, hanr111np of cloa't cqulpm r SI ut n Its '1 � 53 $ ,;In3lr grvl u a tlrlos torapo dI p •.sink � 1 54 � � � ��� :..�r2o ro use � I s�npla s nlca articlr ° �� _ _ —--------T— — � 1 -�lo: ho! d cold a 'cr e7 i tJa.er ',nurc. .. pra- urn _� ,. SG 1 �--�t��� (3`I�J-UF' ��11.`�isJt-��f.;C.�r3�;,s:7 � AC�fIOf'� Yc" ........ 74-1 1C0 Icss sae;{7h1 0; Chanc�C_7E1C� .. I iJ�.; . ........ .. 2 �Itr�ms violatr,d ;�-C��._ DClele .... D .er11+Cr.1 Ilcros HequirinU Imnledtato Attention. ita narks on Gack (30.7) t oltM r!n. �-z 4,1�1� '2D P>ov ;r rid nasto +.ator di_po.al---- --,--�_� s�L�r����t�� _ -- — --- ---- ---TT-T— In-t+I. 1 ma rat rlr cd � � � �� Cro,� come J,l�.. �, back ;IphonaCo, bacV,tlOw 6 � ;0 l"tilt i=T �rri,n<<lill�,i/lSl-PING F�CIL17"IDS `st t�cmLer eomol�innt, a<ro Il,lo dcslt)nnd, Installed CO _ � �Toilct r,'o,i�nue+r�zr-r lY�<ro7nrr,-r��s food l31 1•� ,epair, chart-ylayc clennsar s��r},i1r,fV 1OYsais+=tis: s/hanr - drymC d.v,cos pr vidcd firc.;�`i wostu yycc;,tnclasJ--__ i2 ___ -_,_ 1 G�"' ,. UnrQn�� �t REFUSE" ®ISPOS�IL � ., Coot linos or roc optarlr_�`c�rurvi Tr2!o�)t1 �nt�rnbar �3 `�in,cct/rrrJnnt prvol, Irarur� cicay ,..�/t_ � �i32 _� __..—�__ ` --I--- 34 Outside storrCo area enciosuros property constnrciod, i 9 63 clown; rrnlrollod Inclnui;rllon j Ii�S�� i . F�OC)E6`!i f��afliilr�L C�C•� � zIOC. �5 Prexnce of ,nscuslrodenls -outer oponlnr3^ prato;,taf, � 4 6.4� o birds, tcrtlos, other on(maln _ __�_ G ? QL��� �, !�ll1l��_� � CFlL9NGS _ _ „3 F1 ,r,p.,'con�tfrut:toU, dralnnd, �iran, �Luxj rot alr, Co, rinp �g v - ,rn i,lllallon, dusliess clnanln!) mothoda ! r ,. -' f�- �_ � VJalta, cCilinC, attached rxulpmonC constructed, good ' !,� repair, clo_7n, surfaces, dusllass clranlnp math �s t IG�.I-�"1NG - -- -- r-- 3 L.it)htm� pro Id[d a; raaulroa, Ilxlt rea shlo'ded �_l, 67 c��—� ___ _ _— ----- rJE�dT4E.t��i0;� _ 3J n<xtma ar�f r ),rlpmen! vented n3 roqulrou _ _ ___ � 1 f�. G3iaE� SIi'�;G I S`i C��JIJ - - —. - — F.0 noonr; :Tenn, locker,, provided, lar:ilitfns r,l<�an, for . Icd C� � E-�Ei� C)E'l=E3�iil�i�� `81 � Tonic, ilein :properly storal, la[wlud, used 5 TQ /' � Prcml � n atnlai�i Irec o�--( Ii(Ce? ntt+,t.C� n/ artic les, G: cln�nuu; rnulr��nGc equipment properl,�c-lo�ed ^��'1tor i 7t `) 72 3 Cornplele sepamllon f4om Ilvinpl Inopin7� t.ar,ars. (�j,..lcdry. � ��� ��� ra �Clc,.n, .,oilrtl linen property slor d J 79 ,.-.--si_ - -�;--- -�� ii@':E'.IUGi1 iJy: nano Title I,lb'F1'JCa�Cj by: nam� IiUc ,Division of Food and Drugs _. ...��.. Est. County Dlst. E_st.Pdo. I D. . (1-10) —� C©nsus Tract 11-13�� Sanit.Codo 1�1-16 Omer Pd�tvta: __-- Lstcsblishment Name: -��;-. P��t�OS� nopulnr ....... 'Zfl-i Follow-up ....... 2 Cornplr.lnt ....... 3 Invostipatlon ..... d Other ........... 5 ITE `.1 I70 Yr. Pao. _ _Day 22 jl.i �' - ., r, I -� �,���' ('� �� � � � � � �� � �.� ��:� ��', �`� (Ise t� Travol tirt�o 23-25 _� -- Ins)r.;c.Timo ZI p E?ased on an Ins;Ection this day, lho items circled belov: identify lho violalibns in opGralions or facilities v:hich must [va corroctod by lho next roulir,c inspc-ctien or such shorter period or Brno as may lw specilind in writing by tho ropulatnry aulhonty. Falturo to comply v+ith any tim0 limits Icr cornxtlons sxralied In this notico may rosult in cosaat(on of your Foal Sarviro opontlons. ITEM WT. GpL ��^^--t t0. vl r. _ ._ —_ J L ��� f -1 l3 --- -- .,0 u cc sound condition r o c ou�ge 5 s ----- - -- ( (_ui " rai coma gar; properly Izb Ia. ____ 1 37 M=iC;i:, iJriO i E�-i iO,J ('c r nh ;IDy hazardous Ic z1 mr,rh) tona:or taro rcYl ,i;cmonts � � _., ICJ p s p pr p i,, survlc . tr r Is Curl + fora o, u ❑ration, dls +la portallon � °i � •p� ( F;)ul�ties to maintain product temporaturo d 33 CS It:a �nomotors provided and cen,picuous � 1 34 _- CS� Potentially hazardous loud properly thavnxJ 2 35_ - ----j --- 07 I l:nvrtapped and potentially hazardous food not ro-sorrecf � 34 --- — - '03 -- — -- Food protrn,lion during slorapo, Preparation, display, � 37 rer:lco, transportation C�3 Handling of lood (ice) minlmizod .'- 10 In uco, Iooi7 !i;e) dispensing utansils properly stored "i 30 PSI-��5_J(�JN�i_ __ °11 Personnel vrlth inlectlens reslric;aJ-----�- ri �'0 Ils)fa w shed and clonn, pa.cf hygienic pranc�aa G hi --------�- -- 131 +.loan CIGIIIU7, half rC �!rilinla i h� :��• FOOt7 frCllllPPfi�.�_J7 �( U- C�E!3SIIrS _ - If Fo: d (ica) coot -t •.mares-. do � goad ons[ruct�l mtln- a a3 iQ lain J m11 Illod located ill____________ _I { _ _ . Non -toed eontacl surtpcos: dastgneJ, constructed, n-,a,;r � 44 1G � lalncct, instr,llod, localod lacililles: dosipned, cons;nxtcd, n".aintalned, � iil �D.shwashinp InslallocJ, Iocnlacf, oporataf �� 17 P,ccura(e t' onnolnotars, cp mll�„, o; , Is n I:Sc,}��-repo y �D craJY (vs �� IPL val:o) �f c% -"�.'� % ED `�'�-'�� � - _-�..� 0 90 Pru�tlusi+od, :;c raped, ..^,oahod �. pvv �= r----- 47 _._-_—•��� --�----- ��'9 h rfnso water. ctoan, prop r ton •'ar r ,ro ? .D '. utlzallon rinso, clean, to � c��c n �ati)n or- ,.q po uro time cqulpment, utenst's .n!t1z i- - __ _ _-_ -- _ _- ZI Y:iping r.Ioths: clown, usJrestrictad 1 EO fi�cd�conlact surfaces of oc{uffl�rit arsSJft"5r cnnfi'y3.<Ir �ly;r 2 �St "? 'ruu of uLraalvas, dolorponta '= r _, , - -_ _ 1 .. J !!on -toed eontacl surlaers of cyulpmant I uten II'I dn:u) I �"i ` 52 :4 `. !crape, handling et clown Cqulpmer tut n�i � � 5.3 5 SinL o-sarvlcu arttclos, storapo, dr.,p...�.ng 3 7 .�� Nu ro-ua olof s�ngla t�'rvico astlGes--_-__� t___�'� �pV � I L. �� Nlalcr sourco, safo: hot & cold w :1rr ;,rnssun) 1=CtLLC}ifJ"Uf' F���IP�G SOON(_ 7s77 f�CTiOf`J yc, _ ...... 7a-t 100 less ivuight of � Chantie.7£3-C fJc.. ..... ... 2 Items viol sled ;2-_ Dtacte . D �Critiu+l Itmns naquiring Imn)edlalo Attention. fternsrks an Uack (f10.7J COi. �3 S'oi ;r: and westo a, ,+tor disposal - � t1 57 O I,. � I U� Q ((�.� __-----------�---- -------------r-r-r— � � Inrl sll[K7,_malnt +I r,td __. _ _ i _� � o.J Cr'7, ionnor+inn back slt,honapo, t><acl,llosv 6 SO 1-t�Ii__[--i- C'r �-1,�.i,1I7UJ�S(-6((�3Ca F�CILI7-{�_S •31 Number, comroniont, zccosslhlo, deslpnod, Inslallod � GO __ Toilet moms enr,lnsed, cell<Iming doors, lixnuos, good 32 n:pair, clean; bond clennrnr, snnitory lovrolsitissuos/hind- 2 61 drying drvicns provided, Proisor vvnsto rvice;)tsdasi_^_ - (��E��3,n-;�;� L( f�E�l3S� ®ISPOS"�L Containers or rucoplar,lns, covorrxl: odoqunto numt;or � 92 33 insect/rryJnn( prool, Iruqun,ncy, clean — ---_-_ _ _ 1 63 Outsldr, storago area enc!osuros propmly constructer.), clean; ccnlrollad Inclnurallon (RSE��C t , R©��i�i �, !'v�31ii�1t�L C;ONi}61C)L _ °,5 �Prc eneo of u+ eetnlrodenl., - Qatar o{�nin)s prolo�.t�d, 4 L'A ni) birds, Iurllos oU,i:r anlmala FLOORS, U�Jl�Li_S i�'( C1=:lLBi�GS _ — __ FI<�rs can+trur,lod, dralnrd, dfvnn poa� rapalP, covering �� �d In,t. �I:Won, c r Ilcss CI[u7r In(j nsothod3 _+ -_ Malls, ceiling, attachod equlprnnnC constructed, pocvJ repair, clown, suriacoa, dv4C s ctraning mclhcrCa i � - �r—�-� -- --- �� fri a i _ /- --- �fi.,;, -Lighting ryro.idaf a; aiulres:f, IlzTiiR53'"°hio�rd ��67 1JL4�1tEL�ilOPd -3J f;i,om) arrl rquipmcr 1 _�enl,d a3 roqulrcu `___ _-_ ���3 3 k- ^• qq f;r ,ri, Id)n, I,xkers provided, Iarilit(es dean, lu:;atcd O-+ E-I�€�� OP FR�� �IOf',1S "�1 � loxtc ilc".s pro,�srly sloroct, Iatx,Iud, used _ 3 � 7C .-- - Prcmi m�tntained tree of liner, unnec ��.ry articles, C; .s clnanm }maintenance r_quipmenl properl/ stored. F�ulhor f 71 izctl i�er.;nnnnl z.3 Comptctu sep�sratlon born livinpislneping qu: rora, t - udry. t �T2 444������ �-0 -----r — _ _ --.__z -- _ i Clcsn cilyd linon roperty stolcd I _ — --- ---�-^-- --�%- -----��— ---- ��77 � I —J ip �` , ti�Cf:IVG{j iJ)/: namt._ -'--r---r--=1— —._ �-+ i( f t h� �t � I -�-��, ------------- Grs(3oct�d by: name ��____ _ ` ' T—_ _-- _ tit / � / f ' -t; J .� . �.: s � I t!li! ._ -- _� _ ._ �,. Division of Food and Drugs CE 1 ire `fr�trt frivol Timm �!1)s�s��."I�rtl's 2 3-25 � 11 f \i S t r r � �4 t SVIAICa -F t`} d4d re ----'— — Baggier ....... 211-1 r0 Ilosa-up ....... 2 Campinint ... ... 3 in4estlgation ..... "i the( .....I..... 5 L�labli shrnonl Harm): �1 p 5 r, { t .1J ' }.'� [ t4 `5 .l `( �3 t.. b j 01 1��1 !rift 1T �A �1 f S , (k( L3ased on an In p ctlon this 0' t Items girded b^I(- i< .ntily lho do .a�u in to, r facil vrhich must be corrected by he nest rouiir r; loection a s .ch shorter period of U , c . may Ltl : pccllied in wregu s authority. I ailura to comply th nny tim. Ilnlie for cores ens IIfirdIr�this notice may !result in ccs,allonod Service operallona. iTE�M ITEt.t Ito ',N7. COL NO �'t _i'�..__.. W1. COL. IV1171 I.,_ -ound condition, no spollrige,6 30 C7 Olripines conla!ncr properly Iatelod ; 1 31 �ls, - — i ntentlalty hazardous rood m e � to:n o lure r�r i rmonls "C3 j Ju ins) storage, preparation, display, .,olvi iron ppo often G ` ( eilities to maintain product tefTlp0FZ,Wr0 i 33 j ometers provided and con p,ccou 1 i 3A '�it ICI f of nUally hvardous toed pro ;I P,-tkad E y —. _—i- _ / j L r -Yrar t cd� nd potcrttially r,m ar ou f� od n �`vF" r < c d protection ducing s!ol3 po Pr p, r;11A ;O!lai, ✓/^� 2 37 er,,ice, transportation Q3 } Handling of food (ice) minimiz 3 6 1G in use, food (icc) dispensing u ensile prone riy stored "11 � Porsonr,el vrllh Infoclicns restrlclad h FO I la Ids wished and c earl, good hypl_nlc practices E` f Clean clothes, hair rostmints 1 42 - �. DIOD r"GI't541"sFVFIt�. �t:3 T G,( k� �� E3 � Sy;v C � Foci (ice) cent=cl suriaces: docigncd, constnfclecS, main- ,p j 52 3 43 t it ^d, us a died, located --__---_-_-_ l fl n-food c nntact suilices: designed, constructed, maI1 3 dined, in tallod, located �1 D citviashing facilities: designed, consuc trted, mruttatned li 2AT 5 In l .lied Iocatod, oloaled 17 q Accurate thormomotors, chemical foal kits provldcrl, gauge 11i i cock a IF'o v�ri n) p rg 1L f r IIUs to i r rap -1 S03ked 1 47 If i �7rc. s t rl t © water. clo_n, proper tomf emrure 2 Put i 3iltl ellon rinse clean, tcmlo(- uro e s,.ntiailon, ex 1 3 "oo cie tVmn equipment, utor ila zenitIz.d Wiping cloths clan, midrestnicled 2 �5t1 ! t- - ---1 pot 1-c( tt t ,urt tees of cqui n on[ !nd utcnsila < tn, ' t rca or Arcll.,rvos, d tcrganls �) Iicn food contact suff.ces of and utcflnlI3 da rl i 52 lorage, handling of clean 53 artici is ,`slot Ue C I >penJ.ng h1 h.o ro-use of single ,oi�ico des 4 _ -2 Vr Ior courco, safe: hot L. cold under r - � uro CTiU[`:l`, y•t i s i� � 1C d t f :.7 v 1 Yc., .. ..... 74-1 1w less weight of cli-mv, 78 C NO . .. ...... 2 items violalcd _7 Delete .... OI III'Criti ' Ih ms floquirint Immediate Attention. Re mrk ci'i back (3 11 E<!riiNO- C-2 41/14 u..:ragc and �r�st .ater dlspns �� Ik Inalalled m:uilaln.�d � -- `�g I C.o„ cc lnection, back slphonago, bacl;llovi "3—;� Ve t�Ernt"cr romr�nlont a ro: tll la do It)ned Inslallr,J -�p v- Tol10t room (incloved E,lf-(1ming doors fixtur©s, good 2 r( clean hind oleo >r, se )iInry for (skis u^s(tt n S- r ling '!viers proud J, ( I( .nr spr"3ste 7c,str 104. - 33 Goniauicr or rocEplavks, cove -?: adt*qu,Er number 2 � 82 insect/rc r nt greet Irrxluency clean — 3-4 outside forage afo t ercloauros properly conalructcd, 63 1 clean; c ontrollCA Incinuration - _ -_� E1�SF C i , RODENT ANIMAL CCONTACs(._ �y5 ire once of iii"-ct /rod rih - outer openings pro,o t dl no birds, turtles, othor rnlrnals - 111111€�- c•... c)R s , lf� / i �,� �_ •�.1 cr, i> l� 0 E.._ t v �.lYt-:J t1% r'/ i' � Ficor ;, constructed, drained clean, good opal!, covering Installation, dustless cioaning methods � G5 4lslis, coiling, attached equip! ant_' eonstrucled good iepair, clotn surf cos, dus'la s ck�aning moths 13 f33 �3 � t_Ightmg provided as rcr)ulrexi, flztures shl d J ��1; G7 N � gLAfO ION �J � Rco ns and equipment - vc ttxt as rcrqulred ��� �� +1 � TOkIC Ilcfn prope;(ly (0(E d, I t7'JIE.d, Used � 70 — Premise malnt„sued fr e or htler, unnecessary articles, � - cit;aningmulntennn<.e equipment properly stored Author 71 i:Vedpersonnel — -- „- —_ Completil separation from li• irigl lc-ap'n n c,unrlors. Lair ry. a 72 Fd n, soli(d nn proptol 7 3Cle a— - f � 7 title `-__'"i v�._=.��,!L._c-,✓�,� r - _._. _. .:t t�.�..-i yr :c_n:._, .. 'Division of Food and Drugs Est. County Dist. Est.Pdo. I.D. [1-10J _ _ __ Census Tract 11••13 Sani4.Codo -i n,_16 Yr. Yr. P/o. Day 22 ;f ; � -; ,, Trawl 1-in�o 23-25 O�rner P�:ame_ _ Establishment Name:--_/�—ls=-��u��,o.-��- .�-- ,-•- / , ,. r, �-- , ..�,e--� .� ,,.,n— . - ;;' �r �i.�fl�'�.�.�E ReOular ....... 2bi., follow-up ....... 2 Complaml .. .... 3 lnvostipatlon ..... 4 Olhor ........... 5 �:- Ins{xx�c.Tirna �U' `�J ZI p Cased on an Inspection Phis day, lho Items circled bolovr identity rho violutibns in opnratlons or Iacllilia:. vrhich must De corrocte<i by rho next routir.c inspection or such shorter period of time as may bo spr'cilind In writln0 by rho regulatory autnonty. Failure to compty with any limo limns Icr corructlons sPe+aliod In this notlro may result in cosnstlon of your Foal �arvlco oportl!ona. ITE`.d ITGh.1 vrr COL. It.) ': di. COL NO -------�------- ------ G"���sis� ci��i�ir�Ca� r �lur,,o soon 1 conditlan, ro s.otl po 5 30� -- ---- - U �-Un{,inal coma: tor, properly IaC�la. 7 31 ��`�ti� t��df)�t.�.tt�i� ,.-5 Pc.cnl [,Ily hazardous toed meeta r r.:�rature rrxl�i;ements ; 2 GJ ��urinp stora0o, preparation, dtcpla�_orvtc�� lrar��>rialfon � - _ •p; � FaCil�tics to maintain prcduet tempmaturn 4 33 0�, TI rmontetors provided and cenap,atous � t 34 �� � G3� P,)tuttla{ly hnza«foul load properly Ihawed :2 I 35 -- -- -- ---- •07� �� +rapped crud potentially hazardous food not ru-sorrcd 4 3(i _ Food prolo.;lion durin0 storage, proparullon, display• � 37 03 crrlco, transportation _____�_ G� Flandlinp el load (ice) minfmizcrf ?. 3D SO Ir u;a, load ria) dr;pen;tnp utu�slls pro;xrly stated '1 39 _--1------- - -- ---� -- -- - _ {��f--�SCl�J(�l�i_ S i � P r onnel vri;h Inlectfon restnc ed r FO ,�`�j tl l � ]s v+.hod and clean, {Ioa] hY11lrnlc p �nttcu.l G 41 _-- -___-_ - 5J { r;t an c.lothos, hair rosVaints i A2 � FC�C�C3 ��Ul�Pfit-�d7 � IJ 1 � �?SlLS ��II ----. __. _�__ _._--- —. _._.. --- I f-o d (ire) cent t ...�rizra�: de q o' con trot rd m-th- � .t3 S. 4 � rained In�t �I od, iota rd _ lion-lobd contact terraces: �a`rU'rTc7;'i<r�struclaa, n,ayrj .���� 41 1� lair ed, utctallod, located t 7" D� hwishin0 lacillties: dosi0rte<1 constnctccr ntai•tta!ncd, 3 .10 Installed, located, o�rated __._- _ l,ccurato t'�onnomotcr3, chcjt�+' �l teat kits prc.vidvT 1�t10o � � �d 1� �_ c<x:Y ('/' IPb vulva) ""-"" ('� � � r'rc�lUshod, 3C raped, t03 �fYy:l i 47 � irj t.�rP,',; ll, rinse water_clran, pfop Cf (O(n_, Cf3!;1 rD-__ � 4$_ _---_ ,'utltl2allon rIn90: CICan^IOm FOf 11 Uf 0, CG'1<e; tl('JtiO rl, Ox �.� ��r� •"�� posura tIn1C; CCj UIpmCnl, UICnSiI'S v)!llZLd ( -- ' dI ipinO cloths: claan, usdrostridad 1 50 �_. - -- --------------- - -r---- _-. -- Fo<d�r,unluct surlacas of oquiprnanl and ulenstls r4�n, er G{ � !(till UI Jiil ❑'SIVes, dCtef�Unta 'Ion toed r � t(nCl .urlaces o! cc,ul lr tool an ] oleo ILt clam � I 5? 7 <� `. toraUr, hanrlllnp cl clnan egwpm ntlutenstls i (G3 -' i (LIn,7to-snrrlfu ,tittles slor,�po, dt.^p^_sink 9 S4 --- ---- —� ,_ I Nu rn-use of �n010 tervico stieles________- I `-_ _ _�� �� J rs i [ a� �_ }.- t . ( `�7 � Vl.�ter source, Salo. hoI 8 cold ur..1��r G:,�.:..uru � ;� 55 I 'c.; 74-t iC0 less we ht of Chang e./Fl C y �; - ..... ... 2 Items violatrd -;::-� ��_ Dottie .. . D [CnUcrl Items Requirin0 ImrnedtatD nt;cntion. Rr marks on Lack. (A6-t� F019M t!�n. G2 �.(�1� 1 '�D Sew.l;]r, and rr,t to ✓.'ator disposal - ---- _ _��� � 1. U � v� � ! tt,� � ____ �� Inrta IiKJ, mauH 7lncd --- � __� 1 �. --•� Cra„ connorl��n, back ,I,,honapo, t>1n::VJlov � 6 � Ss -trait (--r n, a-i.nt;!n��,%�� 7I-4I�\!G F>4ClLi�lES 31 Nf.mber comer lent, teen.>sll�lo, desl0ned, Installed 4 CO T _ -- - 'f lot r Moms anclo:ed c cloying o�' lixnnos, good `��' ] s2 re air clean; hand clean ar, sur i a�r,nLtttissuos/hnnef�, ! � - ryutg d�.v r.nf provided pri+f�or tvosto rncep aclan � y --- -- -- --�c�- i�---t-�-- __ --__-� _.-- �- rr(i �y� _ ---- - '-- Cc nlainors yr rUcopl,7rlo9, Cerfrxl ai7�ualo num>�r — -"t � �,�'� secllroJutt greet, Iroqunncy�"CTtSdii � Outsfdr- storage Grua endnsuros properly cons(ruclaJ, ! G3 clean; u,ntrolled incirortllon _... ___— _� _ !i�lS[�".i, R_Cai}_Ld 1�Y, f?�id!{'t/lAL CrJ11 l�L _-- ' �5 � Presence of tn,nclslrodenls —outer oponfn�s proln:�:�-d T,, � 6h no birds, lurt�os, other animals ) �� �t OC��S, U�Jl�! "._S �t CElLlf�GS —--- �,1 'fl< xs•��cnalnt led, d ilnrd,�eiz-an, jy�d rot�lf Gove7f+>�t7 �- �..�5 in t illation, dwln,ss Boar ,np'Tn6Tfiods � �� z_� -�-=-+ ,n7 -V�ah1 �cyiling, atlachal oqulpme,�C conslncl[.J pocxJ -�j' O � rc�i, TT; clr,�an, srrtaces, dustlo•as cican!np molhcr�s i L iCal-�-t i@�G � �^". '°a Ltlthting pmvldrxf a; royulrr�:f, Itxlurna shto'dod �'i, 67� 3=1 f1<>nms am1 equipment - vontaJ as roquln;<1 -���-- 9 �1 C.®1"i�S:'o��'U� iS�li l'J1 S n0 rtr,ont., titter lot�kcrs provided, (,u:ilillCs Clean, Ir, itrd- _ �_9� '91 --- Toxtc alerts properly lomrJ, labeled, used ---- _— ( ^ h � 70 P,rLmt :, nruntained rY�-o-1�i11�r tlnnr c ry . rti les, cl gnu n-mautlenan c r qutpmenl pry�,� ly tbced �ut'tor � � ) �Y — r .� �S Complete trpamtlon Iron taut pl Iaepin�j ear ors. L .,cdy. '! T2 z3 � Clean, soa�<I linen proparly stored -• � � 73 � -_ F�ccL:ivvrJ by: Hama Init. _,� � =------------- s Insp'x4cr� by: name -�� ��,,_ -- /+ l i t l c-------------- ---- --- 'Division of Food and Drugs - Fst. County Dist. Est.No. I.D. [1'�0) �-- -� �-- Census Tract 11-13� __ Sani_2. Gac3e 1�1-1G Yr. Yr. Pao. Day TrawToll Tin;o 23-L�LJ� _ Ov7ner i`rJmE3: �%--��— �s �zblishment Name: �/ � - -- �'..' � � , / ;' I - �, - ,,; - �, o Roqulnr ....... 29.1 Follow-.rp ....... 2 Complaint .. .... 3 Investi<;7allcn ..... 4 Other ........... 5 InsE�c.Timo. Z_1 f� Eased on an Ins��ction this day, lho Items circled below identity tho vielatibns in orations or lacllitios which mus( l� corrncto-� Dy iho noxl routu:o inspection or such shorter periort of tuna as finny bo specilind fn wrlltnq by tiro roqulatory authority. Falluro to comply with any tii:n limits rnr corres",Ions spGvatlod in this nollco entry rosult In cosanllon of your Food Scrv!co opamtions. ITF `,4 _ I �I=td ro ' v� i. coy rao i tvr. II *'j q ('� r� P _ ._ �__. _.___ -__. _ ... _. _-_ _� _ _ l! :lr a c, soon 1 condition nor ,oil qo _ - _ ___� 30 I �� Svc+ ,n wort es o v.aler c isposal ___ _ A ._�___ i --� ---` �_) (;n�, nl Conlu our; proporly Iat..lry (_] 31� Pctr.nU;,lly hazardous food mods tnu:porature nli�ri:emonts �`� 0 J �ulnq �__ storago, Prvpsratlon, display, sorv(o� lransportatlon °p} � Faul;ties to maintain product lemporaturo 4 33 __ � i r ,•mornators provldcd and con pc uous 1 34 -----__ CS � Polcnlially hazardous Icod pro{,.crly Ihtwnd-- 2 35 _°p7� Un_rrpped rend po!enlially hazardous food not nrsorrcd 4 36 _ Food protoalon during storago, praparallon, display, ? 37 0,� rcrvico, transportaticn � }lardllnq ul lood Qco) rnlnlmizcrJ � � 1 3fl In use luod ri�r,) dr_penslry tvnsi(.; pro Orly sloird �]0� �� t= r� � ©ItJ N tr l_ 'ii Pcr�onnel with In(octfans restric;cl__-____ ,',: (Ih'���:1s vra,hod and clown, {)cu] hYSllenlc prxllces 53 i ,loan ctothos, hair ruc'raints 5 1 40 G � 41 1 � 42 FG�Ca i=DUII���°�JT �{ IJ ("�P�J [1 S F � d (ico) coot ^I surisces. de;�gned, con tnxaa, n.ilr.- � 43 I T' r Iilll, .J test IIIOd IUCa Gd I-- — --� — --- -- I t.cn foci contact surincos: doslgr,cd, an meta; n',.ir t�� 27 �� 1S t< Ir Cd In r�IOt], IOCUII:d V- _ ( —_ ___ O.shr+a�hinq IacillUes: designxl, eonstnxtcd, mainta!ned, 45 90 � tnslartod,lor„stud, opvratvd ! r�urato tt onnnmotnk/��shnnxlr-3l-k,-1-k71s rruvlJc�t p.ru;)o ,) 11 � -�� 16 Pr -flu iod, scraped, soaker] � � �,.r � 9 47 -.-59 - - .�� w t rrnsu crater: clown, propot tvr�;;er 'uro 7 � 49 . S u,itlzallon rinsv: clean, tempor riurcr, con ni ati:xs c�x- ,J •;7 '' po uro time, equlprnenl_utensl s �n'tlz^d __ __-- ___ 21 ;'ipinrd cloths: r.lean, usdrostrictod 1 ED � f' V i� d i.c �tacl .,uriaces o%Kjuipr, del Jzn�+oleo sill r a �p t v?' 51 'n s of uLra.,hus, datergi3tri:Y'�' r , � i _ r : , r 'J .. ,.- --- - -- rr ' - -- �- -� _. - i! ..•Icx;d rml.act surlaua of u,ul,,u.ont and utert�P11 r c(r�u�) 1 � 52 -_�-_ ��-Sd_ ._( 1< nqr han7hnq or crown egwp-nc_r_tluMnsi,s i-rr U�„-filttli� _i 9 u Ein,„ o .,nrvlCo a']Iclvs.:tornq-o��d�— _,4 1�+ i]o re�U �O Or S,ngr0 G r_ICO i'JIILIC'3 �_�� 'i.7 � Wriler sru rc:,, sa'o hot 8 cord urdrr p: assun: II j'L{(_E_(J�rf..�Jl� ���I¢�� 3����._7.`r','7l fi�.T�n``� 1c:, .... 74-t 100 Tess v c. 7nt of Ch,uu;c 79G P 2 Items violrtrcJ ;'2,.-� � �_ t)C.ro1C. D •Griticrl I(ans Requirinq Immedlato Attention. Remarks on back (fJ0-iJ 4�L�Jfb�gli��;� Install[4, maintalnc*J Crossconnoclion, Lack ,Iphonaga, bacRllow 1`t�1l1 i=T t't 6-�!1Pt11�1PJ!ASI-4i��!(a {=ACILIi"IES s coy. 31 NumLer, con �.lon(, acrosslf In do ,Ignad, Inslalod z! PA ��I � Tolot rooms onclo:ed, .. c c smi3 Zfo'orc, fi :rums, good 1 "' n:rinir, clown; hand c�eears , sorsrtary cuffs/tisaro:/hand- 2 �./ �1 drying duvicns provided ��K.vocep[aclou___ __- _ % •-'rrr (��f;l�f�.GC �'t REFI.iSl:=J11.,SP,OS�,1� rt-°`----�- � - _ Cool a rucepla�;loa;'cTi�rrd do m:: r �� ,12 iinrrs l�`t� � �.. � '^-� in,r.cl/rodont proof, Iroyunncy_Cloa -"' --_, —_�— E � Outsldr, blongn area vrrlosuros proporly consirucicfJ, � 67 clean; rcnirolled Inelnvrallon INS � i , R�J�kEi�J-�, l'��31ij�lAl_ C��i i �CJL _ -, ;� F'rescncu of in rclsfrodunls a'T"� 4a�R.111-,�..r�A"1L "...:A,ru i � I a.t no birch, I.: r110 olhar ❑nlmals� ��.,-���- ,(e �F'«.�. F? C���Fd ;, 1��1��[_[_S � C�C�ILiP�GS Floors, cchelrurlod, dralnrd, clam gax3 roralr, co��orinq � � CS 3 In t s Istlon dusl�oss clOar inq math ��. \'yal(s ceil� q, altaehod equlprn�nl c ��tn.cle.d, gon:1 l ��� � �, ge,.air, clean„/�urtaces, `�'Q:.tin�lv�Sa crq nwt�tcr.�stra yr l IC��-i IPJG r- --- -- -- --- ---- __ ..-- - ---- - L�� LighUnrl provided a; requl�wf, Ilxttrou shlo'ded ___�t 67 tJ � f �f 3 E_�..�� i 0 f� iY!,�..- -- � ] Rooms nml �qufpmenl �a plod as roqulra, ��� ! � �3�1',�:onr_,,:Icnn, lor.kt•rs provided, laollitiva clew s Ir,.,a,i-r' � I C9 C� � E-��[:I C)f'1=Ei�iTICJfd "41 l0 is itr �^, prr irrly r local, larwlod, usrxl �� Prcmi rnair�tained Irce o(hller, unncr > .� crticles, c2 -, clrrnnugmaintenanocequipmentproperly�lored ^.utllor- i 7t iT(. c] Pr_r�.onnel � -- _ _-- -- '1 72 4l Compinlr� :epuallon Irom Iivinplcloopin{) 4tr�r;ur;. Laundry. ___ �7 -_ _-_ I CIC3� loon pr<;{:,arfy stored_ 1 73 soiltd -�- -- -=�----5--�---- ---- - -- �+, ((CCeiVet� icy: nuna=- - - t------------- /__-�^�) ��i \ �� I i f I c/ .j-.-- ---- ! � . f , +< i� -„ Iilic------- '-_.-----. - i Est. County Dist. Est.Pdo. (1-10] Oeynor P�ame: r... _. ,.irrni.r ��; yr r:c_,"cam;,. �' Division of Food and Drugs Cen_su_s Tract _Sonit.Coda Yr. PAo. Day 11-13� 1n-i6� �-- �� �-.`� � s L=stabiishment Name:_ 7ravol iin�o 23-25 Ins{3oc.Tirn� � , "�, > '� r. _ I. R.ddre,,... --- ._ (�4.��i��v� noqular ... 2&1 Follow-up ....... 2 Complant ....... 3 Im•esligatlon ..... 4 Olhar ........... 5 �iP Eased on an Inspection this day, lho items circled boloer iGnntily tho violatlbna in o�rotlons or lacllitio, v:hirh mull � corroclo*1 by Iho nosl rouiir.o in;:pcction or such shorter period of limo as may bo spec:iliod in wrlllnq by Iho regulatory aulhonty. Falluro to comply with any Brno limits 1cr corrc�i (ions spcvaliod In lhls notico may rnsup In cossallon of your Food Sorvico operntlons. ITE:`,n ITEh1 rrp W'T. COL tJO. �/'++ Y!L COL. Ins{3oc.Tirn� � , "�, > '� r. _ I. R.ddre,,... --- ._ (�4.��i��v� noqular ... 2&1 Follow-up ....... 2 Complant ....... 3 Im•esligatlon ..... 4 Olhar ........... 5 �iP Eased on an Inspection this day, lho items circled boloer iGnntily tho violatlbna in o�rotlons or lacllitio, v:hirh mull � corroclo*1 by Iho nosl rouiir.o in;:pcction or such shorter period of limo as may bo spec:iliod in wrlllnq by Iho regulatory aulhonty. Falluro to comply with any Brno limits 1cr corrc�i (ions spcvaliod In lhls notico may rnsup In cossallon of your Food Sorvico operntlons. ITE:`,n ITEh1 rrp W'T. COL tJO. �/'++ Y!L COL. L1 r I ;r ur c shun t condillon i o s,,oif ge 5 30 - - - -- - -- _ -- n-- 0 I C� i irni coma rar properly low Irt 1 31 _-_, �C1Gf� t'F�OiEC ('10�`� f' r rti .Ily haz�rdeus toed rncetu t r� mature rr �; n:emont� ; � C3 9u�. �q Slorago p'o�oraUon displu/ �rrlc In sporlatlon �� � (-u ilgies to maintain product tempm turn -_.____- I 1 93 p ;i �, �nomotors pnrrldod and consp sous 9 34 _ jI Ga I t'oic rtially hazardous (ood pros. r!� Ih�:vrod __ _- ?. 35_ •q7 U c.vrrpped and potentially hazardous food not ru-sorrod 4 30 Focd protoClinn during storago, proparatlon-display, � �37 G3 cur:ico, transportation �._ CO tiordlinq of food (ico) minimizcrl ' ��-_ 9_ aG iD1 In .roc Icod ri e) di,pen•tinq utui its pro;:orly stored_--- h�li�5�l���lEL S1 (�r r onnel vn h Intecticns reslnc rxJ L d0 f to �:Js vr�.a c 1 ar d c!oan, S;a�cJ hS;lir.nlc p.zrlrcas 41 _, � - ---- __ _- _ f3 � <,loan clolho.,, hair ro�lraints S 42 C {=��� ��Uli��E�d-� � IJ�E('���5lL� � � f � d (ico) con( I urlacos- do pnco, son t vc. of mats- � 43 �, tars od in '�rltod located — _ _ � _ _ — --- (lJon food contact .,urtacos: doslgr.od, r_onsfnxtc.J, n aln 9 q.1 1G lalnocf, In',",t.JllUd, f()eLlod D,drwaahinq facilities: dosigned, consln:cted, naintatned, � �5 id installcrJ, locntad, o{rura!ed _�_,.✓) _r 17 l;ccuralo lhonnomotcrs.� _ .� � }!� cu s (�h' IPS vulro) � � �0�7 � . , r A 16 Pre flushod, scraped, soaked 1 ' 47 99 �^!r h, rinao v�tu. clown, propar lam;r^raturo ?._ a3 Sinitlzallon rin n; clown, lomporrlurc,�-rr�a�,+�aFi�4*�fl';1ox- ,-a �`� posuro Ume equlprnenl, utensils ...rriUzed �5 ?1 i; lnq c lochs: ctcan usdrostnc�d I 5D v � `- � 1�UC{1 �,.lC �ii r �+rMn t qn � C P' � i OiEaCI 5Uf1aC09 O�(r:;ul( }fit � � �l 2 � � �1n a of aLiaslvca, datergonts >r t �' � "-'� r J.II � -y _I .-�- - ;LG l7on-IexxJ ronlacl surfaces of cqulS�nwnt arxi utensil:Jclrcm_ lll!!!J _1 52 �R `.;Inragr., I�,ant111nq of clown equipmentlutenails .i � �J �� o r r.r+lro xllclos, storogo dip ^.;inq 2 � 54 I (emu- `Q�U Cl_ICU illliCi C' .__. � I t:U ;O pt S_lgl' --._�_—�-� �i���� �. f"i - — r ;l � VI t .r sous : _lo>_hot 8 cold ur,cf r ,ra_^uro (�-t�r!_!_���J-lJh ��TIN��!�C�_��;�r;-� �crlor�� ��� � � . 74 2 Ite�ml3 viol rtighl of Chinge .78C ad �'?���� � Delcle .... D '�nlicr.l Ilans fioquirlriq Immedlato nttcntion. iicmartca on Gack (aalJ Fnr�ml r,n. �-2 �5l�1� �,'1 I Saw �•,r and vr:r to wator disposal -.-__ A �57 (7�.����Q!l�ti� _ '�`J In^l�l� 1 n�ai it rlred � ��-�� 1 � � '3, Cro.,� connurl�. n, bacVc ;!phonago, ba.:V_Ilow �Sa t7ii f' � �r !' � �ttl ni,,�'J!1 S!'!!1\��� i✓N`.�!(_! 1 !�J '31 Numl cr, coma �cnt, ' ros rll�lo dr slgnod, Installed 4 PA — To tat rr�rnns �ncln�:ed, r.lf rlo�inq doors, lixlura s, good 32 n;pair clean, hand clennsur, ianitnry tovrols%tissuos/hand- 2 l31 drYlnfl dUViC(]9 prOV dCd, pfo�of VYIISIO fQCCpIOCf�i_ �—_ _ li t-9 I'! !� !-4 �'a f- G t f"l l_ r' CJ � C= L1 ! a�� r' l! S � !_ 3�3 Cunt rinora or rccr�pt.�;los, urvnrr 1: ndoqu�lo numbor� � ,}2 inscCllrr�.Jon( proof, fro�unnC/, clean � Out ids, storago aroa enc!osuros properly conslrucla:J, 9 6l Ur rn p;ntrollal inclnurallon i -1- -- r.. �r.�st:r�y�'/OI mar slr�nls oulur�. w3f.14�....�'eY,ay�ed .� e�o htrdlJ lunlos�tlyt anlm.��-3.,,_�_`�, Ji.`^ '''���777 —i Flr �r r constrr� lod, dr zlnnd, clean, p�J ropalr, covurinq �� n, ,3 tn�tullation, du.,li�as cloanlnq mothods -- 1 � Walls, Coiling, altachccl oqulprr,nnC constn,clod, good r,._� - rapair, Ua.cn, surfaces, d ,tlr;as cl!�an!ng matha�s ----`—�w — -- _ �� 3 � _rghlin�j pm.idml u�rn�julna�, Ilzluroa shloldad I 76� ��L�'��l���l��� equipment tionlcd as roqulrcu rr 9 tn� �_3Jr- Ilc,on r aml _� ��lil��JliVi�.a litiVIVIJ v�l I?r;oni � raenn locker, provided, lar.nrtles sfe;iii_lo�sti d --�� 1 -�'J f�,i � t-9E;E� Ci�F��1TiiC`;9� "41 � Toxic items properly sloral, IaL�elod, used ��. ��_ 1'rc mr ui r(nl rtneri free of tiller, unnec �lry arUr.lns, clrrnnmgm,Intenancealuipmentproperly Cored ^ethos 3 7t izccJ pnr inn I _ _ _ �� ''-� Gomplat a.°purotlon born livinglsloopinq c.u_rtora. I �.icdry. t�� T2� ie9� CIc3n nits(( linon properly stored_ �� �_7G ------"_.-- -a-"----F--�--�-�.1�1 /�` �' fiE'Ce1Vc;d by: ntn�u,_ _ _ — ��- nnc S_ `� �r� it � IJl'.;fiJCtCtt by: name— r � -_ — i r , %, �r a nee -- - -- i------- -- �_3Jr- Ilc,on r aml _� ��lil��JliVi�.a litiVIVIJ v�l I?r;oni � raenn locker, provided, lar.nrtles sfe;iii_lo�sti d --�� 1 -�'J f�,i � t-9E;E� Ci�F��1TiiC`;9� "41 � Toxic items properly sloral, IaL�elod, used ��. ��_ 1'rc mr ui r(nl rtneri free of tiller, unnec �lry arUr.lns, clrrnnmgm,Intenancealuipmentproperly Cored ^ethos 3 7t izccJ pnr inn I _ _ _ �� ''-� Gomplat a.°purotlon born livinglsloopinq c.u_rtora. I �.icdry. t�� T2� ie9� CIc3n nits(( linon properly stored_ �� �_7G ------"_.-- -a-"----F--�--�-�.1�1 /�` �' fiE'Ce1Vc;d by: ntn�u,_ _ _ — ��- nnc S_ `� �r� it � IJl'.;fiJCtCtt by: name— r � -_ — i r , %, �r a nee -- - -- i------- -- /�` �' fiE'Ce1Vc;d by: ntn�u,_ _ _ — ��- nnc S_ `� �r� it � IJl'.;fiJCtCtt by: name— r � -_ — i r , %, �r a nee -- - -- i------- -- r ,' Division of Food and Drugs Esl. County Dlst. Est.Pdo. I.D. (1-10J - Census Tract 11-13r _ _San_it.Gocla _In••16 Otencr P�'amcr:_ _ t-sti,bli;l�rlient Name: �' j ji ;'-' •�9� ' ---- Rc'dress:—_�lr --- ------------ t����S�'� SF Rapular ... ... 29-1 Fell O'N-Up ..... .. Z Complain! ....... 3 Invosti��aUon ..... 4 OlJlar ........... 5 Yr. � Pao. � Day 17- TravL�l "i into 23-�5 -� Ins;r�c.Tiri)a 2�-2B�� 7.1 p _ � �� �'= 1 r. n 4� .� V Cased on arJ Inspection this day, tho items cln;lod balov: iGrtnlily lha viblalibns in o�urrations or lacllitie; v:hir.h must t� corractad by Iho oast roulir.o inspoclion or such shorter perlo<I of limo us rosy bo <,pac ilind in wrlUnp by tho rrpulatory ]ulhouty. Fallura to comply with any ti;r,a lirnrta to couai ;Ions s(xrafied In thla nollco may rosult In ccss:ulon of your Poo<1 Sorvlrn cperuiona. Yl r. CCL. WT. COL 1J I.> -----------------------.-._ _. _-------- � �� C a_' _ c c so rn 1 condition r.o :' -0tl go �j� 30 U V I -'nay Gonla �°; proporty In'y Itt �- � � f 1 'sJ r- _._ —._ _ __ - _.- .. __ _._-_ Pc r l� �Ily t a. rrdcus food mutts � ;ror, r ro rr I i:cmon,s � G3 C rr� ip �lorapc p uparallon, do tar nrvlc Irn�;orla Uor � •p� � f a Illies to r^ inlain product Inmroraturo 33 L _ p, I I -somata s provldad and ten p uous I 1 --_-,-,-- - -34 - G5� ?. 3; J'ot-ntially hazardous loud pro[.crly lhavttXl 'C7 I Unwr.,pf,cd and potentially huardous lead not ro-_rred _ �1 3a Focd prolm.11on during slorapo pr paratlon, display, 3 37 03 ruvica, tran portation -_----�--_—�? -'.� G� Flar,dlinp ul Icod (ico) minimizod 10 1---=- In use, food rrol oiepunsinp ulanslls pro;r,rly s(o;cd 1 30 -� - ff nn'� �<� -- -- - - — 1t� P �-.onset with Infc�cllon restnc cY] —ttt-- —.— -- -- ----- -- ':} I t t s vr. ;had and clans, pcK'�1 h}(licnlc J aetices - _iJ I �;I i clo�hos, hair ro,'rarnts __--___ S I eo f �>CV�Jr">�� x j�-� , 1 -3 (Si;�! r dnd rr t .0 +.a;ar d posal 9 � 57 L��CIJ�-��i•`� _........_— —.___ __. _-_--_ ___.--.—__---___-_--_--__.r,�r— Inrt r 7 mnl il'+Inc J _ I �. � ,,� � Cro,> connorli ;.i, bacn ;ipl�,onapo, t><a::V.11cw --�� Sp I t�16__LT I'r �-i:�li�4C�lPJlZSI-f16�lG FACILIi IES "'s1 tdrm�.nr,cono�;onl,<o�•slbin dc;It)nod In.t'alod �- 4 � P,0 -- io Inl moms ar � n°ed, e.Il�cloein9 dnorp, II „urns, good 32 rr,pair, clans; hand cleanzar, sanitary tovral;rtizsuo�/hsnd. 2 61 drying davicns provido J, pr o;�or v�osta rocept�cloa —1-_ f�n�r�A.c€� �I iacr-use ®iS�os�,� 'i _— — — ..._—----r-- '--j � Cr nl unnra or rr,cnpt:r,los, awor vf• m7 oqu llo numo,r � 92 I Tr m iclir>.��ant prowl, Imyunncy, oleos O rt idr cq r Proa cr �cauma proporty r_ n,tru.,tc y G7 34 ,.tor clr to rcnlrollcl Incise altos � �, 'f�S ��,-�'ifJ��1�?'1, >r�"3iiyl�l_ C�� � ;i�L 1 � nz -- r Prr cncoolmrclalrodrnl-ouluroponlrp�proL.�.ad, a�� no birds, tort os o'.hnr mtllnsls ��)©Li i l,f�����t. ili I tJi �� C I �� �i�J _ I f � d (ice) crnt .u'Zres c!e pn ion tructa m Ir- � 13 ,,�� S I t�ui .7 ins! rllor lucatod _ _- � lion load contact ^url;tcus. doslpr.M, Conctn,C.lc.1 rrzl;�- i ti,t � 1G Ialnad, utctnllod, localod rid-�-!>:�hwashino tacllllles: dosipnal�conshrxlcd, mlinta!nad, n IrIslallrrJ, Ir;cnlud, O(x1rl(c(J ! r urato L' onromotara, ehomi• ,.I lost klta (-rovide,f ^,_wpo ,I <0 17 c;x. t� (�/, •� IP vitro) _ .—_ ..I- ,._-- 1B f r (lu 'tad scraped, soaked 1 q7 --- -- -- --- � i i9 4V h, rinsa r.atcr. claan, propat la•nperaturo ?_I z3 I___ - _ ---- F--- `,;uutlzallon rinsa; clean, tarnporttu o cone r :alien ex.- ") po.urr. lima aqulprnanl, utenst's .nitlz d ,tr (,,� _ - - —_ i IJ Inp c.lclh. Uaan u.cJ rostn� r� 1 � �- � .� — _ , Fd ocJ r ontuct u laces ol�urprrc�t)k u � oleo. d� i m - �J �-"�rr r of aLro I�aa, datarpu�tts,.-� ry � r � ,�._ J t f - -- J _ of nd ulr._c II � r Ir�uc t•�I �! � 52 �atcr � .4 tot r�dl a�rtillnt Irrinan u tlnl� p � p'� ut n I-� �_ � 53 -- ----- - � _ --p— - a � Sr•p o-sarvlcu a7lclos, storapo dI ,�� ,ink i EA I-- ---- — —------- _ of snplc s_^;Ito aritc es _� ro-usa `:'.�.t10 ---------�.'��� �pJ�� t �..i i �:7 � 4l ,ter sourc: silo: hot 8 cold c r ;; cm -�_;� SG �• ,' "��'-`-��r�••U�� ��afi�ij3S��f(i�d'�75�'7 f�C.rinls� Yes 74-t iC0 Iris wei�dht of � ���� f� Ch;t�tge 7fii: ' � 2 Items vicicU.d ;'3> f/�i Delete . D •�nticr.l Items nequirinp Immeeflato Attention, ftem.adcs on back ja6-t� Fr]I�M hlfl. G2 �;��� -� opt ¢; ��, 4'sl �t! �_i� C:f C�I._16_PfV�:; S Fjl,,�.:.ra,conatruclod riralnnd, cl;van, pr�T repair, cri�rorin;l inslallallon, dwlla�a ctoarinp moUtOcfs bnstn.�r�(.ud, 4;or;.1 Inp n_„�}:GJs E_iC�-4-ri�G 3 � Llllhlinq provided a; ralulrld, Ilzluraa shlaldcd ncoma am1 equlpmonl -- �ronlyd as nxiulraJ f � f:4 t �� t"• n} I?r pIn _!cut locker., pro+ided lar:ilil(e t �n, I �. _i'i-d- ��1' G`) �.%� E ��i� Cif{_�Ze�1 ��i�fd� '4i �-Tort Ile t . pro�rcrly slorcxl, latxkxl u.,ctJ � 70 _- P r mI �natntalned Ireeot litter unnec ._. / art' Ir: , 4 ch llir r.tenant.eegmpmenlproperly.,tored. °ul tor- � $ 7t .}mu Itr d (rr ,noel r -- -- sop,uallonlromlivinplaloapht_trrior_1 -;cdry. I'i TZ -_"]�C<rnplr.t Fa � Clean, sollr.d linos proporty stored__-_--_,__-_-_ iy1 73 - --._!� �----..--- r r tlQ(. t)y: namo_ ---�. (?IVL'd _-- __--- �----- lido '� __� _ ----- r ` �;1St)OCtCtS i:)y: ,. name -r = ' ! 1 j lilla 4 _..._ __ _ -_ -_ -J-..-� ----, vI' tt_/'i t_t ' Division of Food and Drugs Est. County Dist. EsteNoe f.D. (1-101 �UTFF Owner Name: — Address: Regular ....... 21}1 Follow-up ......1 2 Complaint ......1 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other 5 110 Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Codo 14-16 Establishment Name:. rd Yr. Mo. Day 22 -747 r�lf 7I r Trivol Timo 23-25 Inspoc.Timo- 20 28 1111 7r4 An K P Cased on a In.specti this da he Items circled bolow idonlify the violalibns in oporations or facilities which must bo corrected by the no utina ins lion or shorter perio �f time as may be speciliod In writing by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply s^v-"dh >Sy I'm' r Ft , on I ito nolicoo�may �result in cessatioro f your Food S(oo co opomllons. �iinn ^ddi..F.OI '1 °�iT'hTkY"'{ �l / �_ / �!J/_�. 1 Vfr, COL. •f•,� ourco; sounri condition, no spoilage U2 Original container, properly labclod 1 31 FC�('ttl PRnTFC"i-101'd ,J�c, Pctontially hazardous food meals IorrporaWre rcquiremonls � G2 •03 during stomgo, preparation, display, service transportation •01 Facilities to maintain product temporaturo 4 33 Thormomotors provided and conspicuous 1 34 QS Potenlially hazardous food properly thawed 2. 35 007 ldnwrapped and potentially hazardous food not ro-sorred 4 M Food prowlion during storage, preparation, display, 9 37 09 r.urvIco, transportation Ct9 Handling ul food (ieo) minimized 2 30 10 in use, food (i%;o) dispensing ulunsi13 prop3rty 310rcd 1 39 Nit PERSONNEL 4 it�Pnrsonnol with Inloctions restrictel I hands ,hod and clean, good hygienic pracll iJ l (;loan clothes, hair res!rolnls Fenn [=nt1IPIwFNT dt IJTCNSILS V Food (ice) cent: [t suAacos dosignod, constructed, main- 2. 43 iQ Inlnod, installed, located Non-food contact sudicos: doslgned, constructed, rraln- 1 44 14 lalnod, installod, located Dishwashing facilities: dosignod, constructed, mainlalnod, 2 45 10 Installed, locatod, operated 17 Accurate Ihoonomoler3, L;: kvidof, gauge 1 cock (1/." IPS val•:o) 10 Pre-fiushod, scraped, soakod 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water. clean, proper lomponturo 2 43 Sonillzation rinso: clean, tomporaturo, concentration, ox- d 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized 21 Aping cloths: clean, usdrostricted -—r- 1 EO - FcN-cunlact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean• 2 51 u !rue of aLraslvos, dutergonta 3 Non-food contacl surfaces of cqulpmonl and utensils chin 1 52 24 Storage, hanrdling of clean equipmonifutensit3 1 53 Sutglo•sorvlce arllcios, storage, dispensing ff+ Nu ro-use of single service articles 2 , ►JITTER •1;7 I Water suurco, safe: hot 8 cold under p;awuro - 5 5G 1=CiLLO�"J-UP RATING SCORE 7r.7 ACTIOf\l Yes .. • . - • • • • . 74-1 100 less weight of Change .7U-C Ne .............. 2 Items violated •�- Delete ... , D 'Gitical Items nequiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (80-1) fQFM (10. L--2 4/04 :A Sowapr•. Will wasto water disposal A 57 PLUPJfBING Inclallecf, maintained 4L ,0 Cross-connociion, back siphon -ago, bacl:llow 6 50 i-nit rT �, HArtnu+J� �t-tltaG FACILIi"IES •31 NumLer, corn•onlont, accossitilo, designed. InsWilod 4 CO 32 Toilet rooms onclosed, selfclosing doors, IIxtures, good repair, clean; hand cleansar, sanitary towols/tissuos/hand- drying devices provided, proper wasto roeeptxlas 2 G1 GA0E3AGE Gl REFUSE DISPOSAL�� Cunlaines or rocoptadas, covorrxl: adequate num:;nr 2 92 33 insecllrodont proof. l(o(lunncy, clean outside storage area onclosur03 prgporty eonstruetod, 1 63 clean; controlled ineinorallon INSECT. RODENT, !ir^^dfiAL COfVI"F10L f5 Presence of inseclslroslants - outer openings protected, --r A Gt no birds, usritos, other animate i FLOORS, WALLS EJ CEILINGS 41 conslruclod, dram JI n, good ropoJr•7covorinp molhods� 65 installation, dustiass cloanlrip �' l� Walls, coiling, altachod equipment: constructed, good 1' 6b tepair, clean, surfaces, du3lio3s elianlno mollse�as t Ica -STING [ 2d Liphtinq provided as roqulrrxf, IlzUtros shielded 1. G7 �JENTILATION [ 38 is Will equipment - veiled ns roquirel 1 C3 J C)RESSING ROOMS I zA {loom;: clean, lockers provided, lacilillos clean, located (_t� G9 ('� a t-tFR CZPFR61T1C?NS •41 Toxic items properly stored, labolixf, used 6 70 Promises maintained flan of Inter, unnecessary articles, 42 clganingmainten ance equipment properly stored. Au Itlor- t 71 iz221 personnel Complete separation from iiving)alooping quarters. Lour, dry, i 72 &4 Clean, soil(<I linen properly stored i 73 FiL'CelVed by: name _ , �'� ., -�7� _ ••// � -4j, -�-.'d '� title lilSPocted by: name 1-- z If — I, title_-=6.9't IP - � {_'. ._- Division of Food anti Drugs Esi. County Dist. Est.PJo. I.D. -�- [1-10] -� Census Tract 11-13 _- Owner P�[5i�:---�--- ��—•-�— ���[�ir���E rto;7uler .. ... 2t?-1 Follow-up ....... 2 Complain! .. .... 3 Invosti�atlon ..... 4 Qlher ..........- 5 San14.Cor1a _jn_1r -- __ _ Yr. �Ao. DF3y 17- f � '� 22 � Travol iin�o 23-25 ��� �� �a�� �����������a����� ��� � � E��� ���� �� �, r, ;-�� ,,.;. , Eased on an In ;;>ection this day, tho items circled belo�=u ie:entily Iho violatibns in op�arations or tacllitios v:hi,:h mull tra corroc;M by Iho roxl routico inspection or such shorter period of limo as mny bo spr*clliod in writing by Iho ropulatory authonty. Falluro to comply with an.y time limila Icy cortectlons spo�aliod In this notico may rosult in cess.�tlon of your Foal Servfcn opomtlons. Insl�c-�> ipa ,, ?6-205��j ITE.`.1 1.0 1N T. Cr)L ITr_hi r.0. Ylr. CC)�. f U l,' Sl) lit i foniiitlOn f O \7i �. (j .`. tt,. 1 Un Ir 11 cGnla wr propnrl! In;v Icy _.__- --- .:� —._ _— — __ 1 3t C'"C�G�� t��iC?TCC"i I�[� _ __ _ Jh/ haz lydous toccf mr,ets kn r.o�2ture r[ (,=i:rmonl r �l �('c(ntl C3 lr� 1p sror, � p�apantlon, do play, .,:rvic Ir ��,,�rtalion � J — — •C; _� — _ — � Pocll�tics to maintain prcduet temperahuo 4 33 �� � _� (; iI nomotors provtdecf and ten p uous � 1 34 C� P�lultially hazardous food properly thawod � 2 35_ _'C7 -Un:vr<,pped_nd potentially h:uardous (cod not ru-sentid 4 38 Food proto.;llon during storaCo, proparatlon, display, ? 37 CB (cr;lco, transportation (,� I Nai,dlinp of lood (ico) mtntmizuJ ___ 2 � 10 II u:e, lood ri�r) dl;;penslnp ulon lls pro=Urly alolcd_ � 1 39 Pi_(,��Jl�1N€�L `l 40 tl P ulncl vn,h Inloctlon., rc3tnc ctJ �-_�l I J 1't3 V.��'�hpd and CI COn., t)CK:d by{(ienlc pactlGus � !yj � _ ----- _ _ _ _ ______ ____ S3�aoen clothos, hair ros!rlults 1 42 L1�� � U± �� { �W I`� A��.3 q-�)11 L9 I_1.r1U[�I`(i f� J + coj �o v t s:;rflce do pnoC, con tnrc,a; m I [- 1� all 1 Ina II W locntcd �_.� ' - � _—_ a . a3 -- �� IA 11 n food contact surtac�se =�ag'ra+ e..`,�(i' :�:� i 4�1 y � �ut ed ut..tollo�i locatod �'+! �'k �`"'i """ I ff hvs!,hirlp lacltlties: doslpred, constnc(c�, n,aL�tllncd, � ,U iC �I) 11. I'lIl(1d, Iu('lteC{, [][YJratod ,_ ! c auale thonno;nolcrs, chornir<il toat kits pmvidaf .n,go .( t� � c:� H (V,' Ip v Ivn) ._. -. _ _.-- -- -__ ---- r..' -- tII Pr Ile 10,1 acn .ed, aoaktrJ "i 47 irJ �"i i rhl,c vatCt: clown, propar tom,l^r,+ r u ? 413 ;ulltlzalion rnso� clean, torn poratwo, corm ntratl��n c.- �y ;�� j� I ()O Ur0 tl(I1C; CCjUIpnlC nt UtCI1Sll3 arl!lIZ � _- "l '�I(InU CIOlili: Clown UJfI rOStrj�,((,d t !f �� �� � F. _ � -_ _-- 1.�—_ r F cd�+:ontact suriaccs o1'ot[ri� �t onl n.d, I�)cn I�^�f f In 2 Gi "" 'n a of utraslvos, detorpont> l> .fir r �- (; '- °�r,� ` -r � +ion -lord CrJn(aCl SUria CC3 Of C( llpfilent a7KS L enSlf t C ('� irl 't �= � ;,"A `.;torape hmndllnC of clown a(uipmentlulensils i �--�t S3 _ _ 3 t4 I 5 Sir Iw orrolco arttclos storapo dl p=•slnC — --- --- `----I -. - —. d ro u.,o <,I inplo sonico arilcic ' =� -.,Nu ___- __ __- _� UJ!� d E �� } -- _�.. �9 I �d ter „Dort .afo: hot &cold ur c+ r hrn uro 5:> 1 ._.— - — y -- —� __ j-�li F �.j�r�i^U%y. �:� C ����1 .�S�aJf��,lb-l. i�C,T���� r— les 74-t iCA less wei;�ht o1 Cl;unge 7t3-C Lu 2 items violstcd •'�-L Delete .. . D •Criucrl Ilenl5 fiequirinC Immc<Slata Allcnlion, ttemalk;; on back [a0.71 Fnr;rtiti rfn. �-2 �.(�i4 6 _- -- — - 3 Soar r, and yr r c :ator dlsPosal _��-7 ��L�r���[g��� _ L3 In^l� 1 mt+mt Ilr ed ��-� o� Cro cow necll �� back .-honaCo ba�kllow '—�--- LL — -- -- -- l�nll r=T �, �-�r�r,lr��n,rnsl-�(��1G F/aClLll-IDS s '31 NumLer cornol icnt, a� I nallJa, dcsipnnd, Insl,�lloc] 4 CO Tollat rooms andnxd, scltclo�ing doors, lixrtuos, good 32 f!!pal(, clean; han(f Clean SC (, SUnI(OrY (OYlJIfl 113 SV O5Itla rid' 2 �� dryin{( duvicns provided, pri.¢<rr vvnsto roccpt�cloa_. 1_ _- U�e�Qn,c� �t r�c�-���� aisPas:�� unrrs yr nlcoptn;Ios, covnrrxl• ndoqunto num;gr 92 3�Cun! in rcl/rr.Jont prvol, Irr,<funncy, clown � � �,� Gu side storl{7a area el;c!osuron proporP/ conslruclo�J, � I 63 Cl(]:ln; r,CnIrO11Cd InClno(�ltlOn - [nos€=�:T. �����s � o r��asr��,�[_ caw i ����[_ I ,<5 F'resenco of m r Islra7onts Dolor oPonlnCs prolo �-d��-� d �� Il_ no birds, tultlos thr,r onlm.ls _� rl�r3lcen9lrur sod, drained, cl� i ood�oPnln Got ry C /� — 1 ! ���, �' � in I Illslon, du.,l ass clowning motho(7 s,.,� ,_ �-,�- .n VJaI s asilin{J, atlachaJ equlpm�,il. constn, tcd Co�J ,. � �_ repair, clo.in, surfaces, dustless cicanlnp mother's _ � ir4-1"6i�G a Liphtmp prnvWrxl as ra(uln>;t, Ilzluroa ::hlo'�c`J _ � 'I 67 «�6�9���.�!T[04�d s� fkoma umV ey.,lpmenl �un1,d ns roqulrod ,_ 7�� 6'- V ---- — — — — ���a�J.r^ro�h'��7 f���i��J - �7 � {?nuntr, r.lnan, Ioekecs provided, Inr;iliUe3 c.Ican, lo. h [1_- ���� '41 _ >� Toxic rt(�I�s prolcrly !lorr�l litx lad usod i __ .. - - — Prcml �mumt inedfr�Q.c�ti�r t,cuz+�c� ryartrt,lcs, B fir- � 70 --- 71 �,� cIl nnu m ,else an<c.c qul �rncnl prgper�,y ,1 cci..Author(t� �`v in.21 per,onnr,l ,;z� . ; iy.j — ,r:-�-�-�--� _� u,� Compl(�li ... p,uallon Iromllivinplsl�#apin((r uar;ors. t udry. 9 1 7 7'1 t� Goan, �oill:d linon prop. ty stored `_ � -—�----- —=------ — _ L_ .. _ �_ r � � , y y w ,. ftif:CC'IV€3Li by: nlma_ ;= -.- -- -- ,5` ,� w I isle �` bf= ____-- ____— ( �' � = � _ . f 4 I •"�"i-'L'C-r:'\fl[r7r C. i'CI VI'rtLl'iLi:. Division of Food and Drubs Est. County Dlst. Est.No. I.D. [1-101 Owner P'tlme: R.ddross: � � Cansus Trrlct 11-13 Sanit.Godo 14-16 Establishment Name: - • Yr. Mo. Day � 22 r r t• (•,r � / Travol Timo 23-25 I n s pee. 26-28 _Zip_ napular ....... ?9-, }(n{� {��y;�� � ° F'�� �1'�` t ryry �{��, �jp Colmploinl ....... 3 H 91 EI � F3>rl � s:� 11 � �:>'' u [� � � �`srI {1 Invosdpallon ..... 4 eased on an Inspection this day, lho items c(rr.ICA bolow idontily lho violatibna in oporetions or lacllitlos which mull bo corroctod by • Olhor • • • • • • • • • • • 5 Iho noxl routine inspoction or such shorter period of limo as may bo speciliorf in writing by !ho ropulatory authority. Failuro to comply _ with any limo limits for corrections spoci(iod in this noUco may rosult in cessation of your Foal Sorvico opomtions. ITEA1 N(r. COI. rto-�—� ��rr rao. �_a-�^_r�L� �tA ��-� ------ — WT. COL- -- ----- ---- �oOD �— — sEvvracE •r_�•; �ourco; sound condition, no s;>oilapo 6 30 '<^.'f Sowapr, and wasto orator disposal 4 57 0? Original conlainor; proporly labalcd 1 31 I�Lunn�ir�o FC)fif? PRnTEC 110!`d ,03 Pctonlially hazardous food meets lornpomturo recjuirements � ,i2 during storapo, proparallon, displa„ sorvlcc lransportalion •p3 Faalnles to maintain product temporaluro 4 33 CS Thormornolors pwvldal and conspicuous 1 34 GS Polanlially hnzardous loud properly thavrocl ? 35 •07 Unwroppod and polonlially hazardous lood not ro-sorrod 4 38 Food prola;llon during storapo, proparallon, display o 37 09 son•ico, transportation G3 dandling al lood (ico) minimized 7. 30 uso, lood '�d) spunsinp ulonsils proporly slorod 1' 39 PE{-iSOi�IVEL� �� _ t � •11 Personnel with Inlectlons reslrlctaJ 6 40 • i� llands vrashocf and coon, goal hygienic pracllcos 5 41 f3 t'loan clothos, hair rostrainls 1 42 ( �: rrnnn 1=nlllpnA►=°�T i� UTEf�SiLS Foaf (ico) cont: cl surtacos: closlpnod, construclal, main- ? 43 14 (rslnod, inslallod, located Non -loud contact surfacos: dosignod, construcirxl, malrr 1 44 16 InlnecJ, instaliorl, lowtod 16 Dishwashing Iaciiilies: dosipnal, constrtxtod, mainlalnad, ? � tnslahad, located, oporaled T1T Accuralo lhorrnornotcrs, chomical lost kits pmvldal, puugo 1 � cask ('/�" IPS velvo) 10 Pro-1lushod, scrapacf, soahod 1 47 19 LNash, rinso water. clown, propor lompomturo 2 48 � �;,anillzallon rinso: clown, lomporatura, concontratfon, ox- � �g '�� posure time; equiprnant, utensils sanlllzod 21 Y�ipinq cloths: clown, usdroslrictod 1 `A — ��Foal -�'--- -contact surfaces of pquiRrtront=arLd-ulansila,clr�n, � �•, '`f1 �oo of abraslvos, dolorpoltlo—•- - % h_ `;?a ��_-`-�,—� Non -loud contact surlacas of equlprranl and utensils clean 'i 5? :.� storage, handling of clown oquipmonUutonsils 1 53 ;i5 Slnplersorvlco articlos, storapo, dispansinp 1 Fi4 No ro-uso of sinplo sorvicri articles 3 �'JATE4� {'i7 I Water sourco, solo: hot &cold under prassum 5 S6 1 ' FCl!_L01fJ-UP RATINGSCU'F�E7sn AC-TIOP� Yos • • � • • • • • 74.1 1170 less weight of /i Change .7£3 C Nu .......... ... 2 Iloms violated �-� Delelc .... D 'pilical (tams Roquiring Immediato Attention. (iernarks an back (tip-1) (:011M f iCl. G2 4,�>14 „ 1 `'d In�lallesl, maintained �29 3p Cross-connoclion, back siphonago, tsackiiow 6 59 l"till r_T 1� MAtJD1AJASt-IIfaG FACILIi-IFS "31 Numbor, convonionl, acrosslltlo, dosipnod, installod 4 CO Toilot moms anctnsrd, sollclosin9 doors, lixwros, good 32 nrpoir, loan; hand deonsor, sonitarY towolrltistuoslhand- 2 61 drying davicos provided, pro�por wosio roceptaclos GARE3AGE �� REFUSE DISPOSAL Conlainors or rocoptaclns, covnrrxl: ndoqualo numtxx 2 82 33 insocllrafonl prool, Iro<lunncy, clown � Uutsido storapo aroa onclosrros proporly construclaJ, f a3 clean; ronlrollcd InclnuraUon ENSECi. RODEPIT, APdiMAL CONi-VIOL .:5 Presonco of insec(slrafonls — oular oponings proloctaf, 4 6A no birds, lurtlos, olhor animals FLOORS, VyALLS � CEILINGS 30 Floors, construcla), cfralnnd, clnan, good ropaif, covorinp 1 65 Inslailallon, dualioss claanlnp mothods --� � VJalta, coiling, attachal oquipmonL construclod, pool .'1' � i repair, clown, surfacos, dusllass cleaning mathcrds t IGNTII�IG `_ a Li{7hling pro�4dod as royulresd, Ilxluros shloldod 1. 67 IIENTILAiION I38 Rooma aml oqulpmonl — vonlod ns roqulrai 1 CiRESSiMG fZObMS (Cq Rooms clean, lockers provided, lacilillos clean, localud�9• 68 L�- — � � �l�l� ��r_ RATlolvs •41 Toxic hams Droperty storrxl, labolad, usod !i 70 Premises maintained Tree of litter, unnecessary articles, G2 ci�aninc�mainlenance equipment properly stored. Author- � 71 ize personnel _ __ 43 Complolo sepamllon Iron Iivinplsloopinp yuartors. Laundry. 1 72 �0 Clean, soilrtl linon proporly slorod 1 73 FCCeivod by: narno{. rna I,�spUcteti by: Hama tillo , r (, r .i ';,.� �' f � f k. -_'�-... Fst. County Dlst. �st.Pda. - - LD. [1-10J -- Ovencr I`dum©: � ,� ' f' � 1 ������nt��� nopuler ....... 29-t Follovr-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Invosti�atlor� ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITF'.1 NO - \:lt^"t C.r�'t �J I'tC_l'tLi. _ ..'[._t-: 'Division of Foo(i and Drugs C_en_sus Trnct 11-13� _Sani_2.Gorlo 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Pao. Day �'L./ � K/ �� t ,� o r'-=� � ) � n r U f Travel_ limo -��G51 - ] !.. .__. � �l'i� ����1 Ins;Y;c.Tiri]o_ 1 ��-2a ��_ 7_I p Cased on art Inspactien this day, lho items circled L%.lovf identity the violations in operations or lacllilios v:hirh must be corrected by Iho noel routine inspection or such shorter period of limo as may ba ..^;perifiaf In vnitlnp by the reQulatnry authority. Failure to comply crith any Limo limits fer cofrix {Ions spo•_Iliod In this notice may result In cessnllon of your Food Service ot:�entlons. ITEtA \"Ji. COL NO. Nir. r- �Gr� __--___-___-_— SE111fr'�U]_ t � u --- -- --- r�� u u sn rn 1 condition r o s wfl Oe 6 30 6 U � -rn� coma �u"; Proparl/ I'y Irti 1 31 f ((t11 S'HU I LC I IUi'J P cnlwlly hazardous feed mucU ton . o �turo rtx{.ri;cmonts �C1 +unn{� storapo, propnraflon, display, sarvlcc tra,_portatlon ' � �� i1 111 --- I �C1 I racft�lies to maintoin product temperature -0 3 — p; Thr,•rnometor5 pea"Adcd and ccnsplcuous-- I 1 34 ---_--- G0� F'otcntially hazardous toed proper!y thr,vtt>d 2 35 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not ru-sor.ed 4 31i _g7 >... - -- ,�,od protoctlon durin� ora4o r-paratlggqi, display, ' � 37 4�3 /unice, trancportaUon �3_ ,�y�5'`]��.,�,�-_��} /t__ {__� _ G-7 fl�rrdlinp of toed flee) rnlnimizud � �, ,f ? 1a� _� 10 _! h� uao, toed (i�ol dispensing ulunslla pro{�rly stored � 1 1g ����,E>c�e�s�v��_ 'll Pnrconnel vrith Infections rostriclal & 40 ;;; I Ir+ds vrashod and clean, ga.,c7 hygir.nlc prcticua 5 41 ���� � 13 i;ronn dothos, hair ros!rolnla t 42 �G�� I�CaUli'(�11n�+dT �t UTCf��SI�� � f--o d (ice) coat �t suriaca3�. dc' geed, ronstnxaa; m,Ir.- 2 41 iQ latr in;Iallod, located _J ___ __--_ -tlr;n-loud contact surlacas: dasigned, es,nsin.�ctnd, n�zin- � A,t 1(� u Ir CCI fn;.'ullod�locntod I _ t>.hwashfng lacilitics: dosipnal, consVt'chd, maintained, � ,� 16 Insfollo-J, located, o{wra(ed � l< unto tlfunromotdra chomi al to t kits pro�fJ%�1 �iwgo 17 � � 16 Pr 'lu sod sera{;ec7, saa!e rd <� 9 47 ��. 4V t rin u water. clr.,an, grapey l� n;:crnr r� V ? �f9 �nillza Ion rinse clean, lomporaluro, ccnu.ntrtlion, o,:- "' posfrre lime; equipment, utensils sarrlll_cJ � --__-- -� -1 ^;'ilping cloths: clown, usdrostrictnd E� F cd r c+tact surtaces of •equipment �nd uu r sfI ,�Clun. 7 \..�I Ot 'fufa;ilVe3, dOlerg 1l0 � psi — _�—__ ___ 1 —_ tl�n I��cd contact surfaces o(�equlpmonl and u(unsila ala:rn ['_1 I,) ;2 -�� -`,forage, t:andling et clean a]uiprnontlutensils 'i � 51 a `in,710- orvlco articles, stompo df p nsing a `] tiU f0 U.e GI 3fngl0 S�•fV iCO articloa 7 �+-�> _ _ _ __ __ ) r'.7 � W ter sourc-, safe: hot &cold ur r prasuro - __�_C 53 `. , �� �=�t!_�_(3�7J-U P S���B�'JG S�C��C l:r'7 ACTION 5ts 74-t 1CO less �".ci,7hl of ( Change Ja C i ho .. 2 Items violated ;'?�-(—�_ Dcicle .. D l_-_—__-------------- ---- -- •(;nhCnt Items (icquiring ImmeUlato Altcniion, rr<m.rrks onbxk ja0-1j FnrtM r.a. �-2 �/�� COL. � rev � �r dnd r r to v,lltor dt,;pasal 4 57 C_�— _------- --- — POL�Ib'IU��`�� _ _ _._. _—._._—_�--r--, � Incla J mai H uncd � � �"�7� Grp„ connoc if �h. back p� ona�n, Iw _aalo�r 6 � S9 �-nu rT r�r �-�.nt,in�r�nsi-il��� F�GI!_IYI�� ^31 NumGor, comonionl, accessible, designed, Inalallod 9 GO _� Toilet rooms endo:ed, r.clftlosing doors, li�nrra:, good 12 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanilory lavrul si tistuo7/hnnd•�_Z �� drying davicm provided, pro%��r waste roceptoclor U�,r�aac]� �] «E¢'�s� DesPos�t.. -"'7 j3;� C mlaufcrs or rocnptnClos coLorrxl;,,� oqf titp n�t r � ,i, ( '. srcl/rrvJonl greet, Ircqunncy♦"clown / -, �,�:,.,,�,.�,...-�.._.,.,,.. J` � Outsldr, storrgo area er,closuros properly construr_taJ, i 61 clean; ccnlrolla7lnc{nunUlon I��sr�� � . r�aD����a rasa►rU�,� � c�� ���o�. 'C�5 Pre^cnco of in �cclslralenls - oular oponing., prow ta7 _ �- �A G�� no birds, sorties Ih:,r nnlmala -_ t-a.©FRS, V'��1!_�_� �'� C�lL.Ii�C�� _ -- og Floors, centrlrurt0t1, dralnrd, clean, go�7 ropalr, covering i ,5 in•�Iallatlon, dustless cleaning methods 37 lydalf c fling, allacho<f cqulpm .at. construcic.7 S3ocw] -a� �oa•i, �� ,' � �A rFmu suriacca, dusUr,•ts rlcanlnfl m.ah.,Js {L r`IL _ _ F.. €_f��9T11�� o..Lda1 a; ,a]uin];�,. Ilxlt,cgs shielded «€= Pal i E �. � � I 0 N� _r v._ ,.a """ b.,,�-�`_ 39 ncwma am1 equipment - vented as roqulra.i �C9 -, �d Rrof f > clean locker providrd Inr• llo� clean loc a' ;} � -9 � C9 ��� -�°41 � T,xic fto �,s prop ly ; torc�l, fah alud, used �� G �- � � g Pf(, ell s maintained Tree of litter, unnoc� s:�ry articles, i� clr�aningri,Intenanc:ecquiprnenlproperly,(ored F.ulhor i� 7] izul Pnr �onnn,l _ .-T� ____ a,3 Ccrnpint., saparallon trorn Iivinglsloopinp yuartors. t nrrdry. 1 --- �A ._ �_-� - -- - - — __— �Clcan �oilr<I linen propody s�,�rod� ---------rr'- _----�-__._._.')--�-r- _F� 1 . 7�1 fiOCeIUL`(t by: Hama-- __ -- -- �y ---- f J (�/ I i t 10 � ', - ''- ----- --- I:]StieC4otf by: n,,me t_ '= ' ? _-- .._.__-- ---.- '' � r _ _. tilla _ _ _ —_._ — -- ! � � ,' •Division of Food and Drugs �_--.... Est. i.a. [1-10J County Dlst. Est.rdo. Census �fr�ict Sani4.CodcJ 17 2� Yr. -- i'I••13 1�-iG � OvanEr {`���me: _ Lst�ablistyment Name: PPIo. any _�, Trawl 7info 23-25 Ins;�ec;.Tir7ir� , , �u 2Qe-ij J 7_l p Ro ular ....... 29.7 r Fol l ovr- a ..... 2 `PP` t{'( �{',� ',fit t ❑ b i fC{ qt� Co plaint ....... 8 � t� �}� fi t f� v'.J ��a � L� FJ xtl �� �L..� 1ks� �� Vip t!, Investipatlon ..... 4 Eased on an Inspection this day, tho hems circled be!ovr iGOMily tho violatibnn in o,^orations or facllilios vrhich mull bu corrOctud by . Olhar ........... 5 tho noxt routir.t; inspection or such shorter period cf (irrw as may ba &pa:iliocf in vrtlllnp 6y Iho ropulatory authority. Palluro to comply with any liir�.e linils fcr corrm tlons sp<xali� In Ibis Hots,^.o may rosull in cessation of your FocxJ Sonlcn oparrt!ona. r- r^� P�a�:- �i � 171 q P� � lS 1..t' f r %l/'•j'i..�„gY� �� '� � f) C� V 1-1 �3 L. � 3 „z J r.,, ... �'t.f �;� � --- � -- o �.� a cc 'soon 1 con Ion i o )II rpo � 3 02 On{,irsl conla.nur, pro(nrly L.!rJct. 1 31 rc>ct�� t,FaUr��-iio�� I 23 I Svvv.l;Jc soil r 1 to v�ator dr posal -- � A Pc r ntt dly haz rrdcus (ocd mutts h r nornnur rtv( rnr.monls 5 „2 e�CJ , urlhp .,lora,7e, preparallon, disp!,t,, ...uvlc. Ua_,s_<xtailon --- — G1 ! �auLres to maintan prcducl temparaluro d 33 �--_— -- _ C ____ ___ _ it nomutors provided and con p6 u'us I 1 14 4 G5 1 "o,enllally hazardous food properly Ihawad _ __ ? 35 ^?6 'G7 i Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not nrsur,vd _� 4 __63 Food prolo:.tion during slorapa, praparatlon, display, ? 37 :;un'ico, transportation p� Handling ul food (ico) minimized .'- �D fp In u,;u food (i�a) diepenslnp u(ui 113 pro�rly stored 'i 39 1" t_i'e�.Jl.JiV iv�i_ 11 P r orncl Lri h mfOc(icn' rc ,tnc c;J 5 CO L 53�I I� 'fa yr 7hcd and c!wn, pa.rJ hyprrnlc pr'u llcus G •41 +%I n ctothOs hair n1 ,taints _ _ .-_—_ ---_ _ � A2 FOC�� f=QUIPf�9[:.�lT Bt U � C(',[Slt S � �d (ico) coot .t suiiacas: dog pnc? ccn.;tnlctuxl m,tln- 2 49 tau ad, inctallod, located '`�F -- -- -- - I------- -- -- Iron -food contact surtacos: decipr,ud, constnrcte<J, rca::r 3 4A � 9C IaInCCf it :,tallod, located D:�hwa:,hinp lacililies: dosipned, conslna,lcd, rnainta!ncd, o 9ll Instaliod, locatod, operated .T ,t _ � f f,ccuralo tt ennomoters choral al to t klls provi�lt:.1 �.n po 9 t0 f cask('/."IF'>v I o) ii�,;. `�_-� fr[ r, `�_' _ �_ _ 13 f r f!u�hod sera ed, sas!ctxf (� � � ^�_ -. 1 i---- 47 � �•� 99 1,N 11, rinso watC•r. clean, propor tampers"� ? 4ti Sanlllzatlon rinso: clean, lomponriu:o, concrniratinn, ur.- � ,.G °'� posuro lime; equlpmenl, ulansi!s sanit!zed 21 Y:I(;Inp cloths: clown, uarfrastrictad 1 �D � Feed ronlact surfaces of ogU'ipcsrwt ahU utdr,ls c`run �� ( is —/ (ruo OI aLfaalVea, dGlerpanls t' ' ? �_ >. � '� rJon-lord contact surfaces of equtprnont aruf utensils dRrn 1 � 52 ;4 Storage, handling of clown eyuiprnentlutensils 7 � %3 "5 `'en,7lo-sorvlcu �ritctus, storapo, dispmainp -- -- -- _— 1 v.e. rp —._ _ ._. :i� _ ---- tto ra use of single servico articles � � `=s VrU � t L. ti'1 __ __ __ y— -i =:1 I Y/_,ter sourco_ealo_hol 8 cold w cr pra - .urn __ _ �°1� �� SG —1=— --- �FC�t!_� O1�J�•UP ��i0�fr y�U�i_7:,-77 �crio��� Yes ........ 74-1 1C0 Iuss wadht al Ci�� rc�r.7J C „_ 2 Items violated �-�� _ � De'r Ie .... D� _ —_ --- — -- --- JJJ 'frihcr.l Moms Heyuirinp Immcu`iato ltUcniion. iicmarks qn back (i30--1) �or3f<.n rta. e-2 ��Et� Inrt tilt 1 mauil IIr c-0 __ 1 � �' ';� Cra ronnorlinn back . I,hona(,o ba tllovr 6 SJ -��c�it r-r �� ;-inf„1�1PJhSl-Jff'�lt, FnCIL17�lES '31 NrmLer comnriont�ecrn. sll.la 1r Ipnnd, Installaf � fA Toilor rooms onclo�:ed c II closing doors, fittnrros, good 32 ntpair, Glenn; hand cleansor, sanitary towelsitissuos/hand. 2 61 dryinG davicns provided, Pri,p^r wnsto roceptsclos�_t _ _ ., C��1�C�t�G� �t f�E6=USE= I�ISPOS�,I_ Cr nt rinrrs ar ruurptar,los, cov<Ired• o,'.cxJualo Hum' 1 „ ,,,z 33 in rctlro:Jnnt proof, Irtyur,ncy, Clown � — -- • - Oul idr storap0 ar0a erclosuros proporh/ conslructa:7, � J 6� clr.,in, rcnlrpllcv7lncinurallon�JI �R.�7�=tv�, r�a�. ��} � r�d(�ii�l�A� L,.�i���OL. ���5 F'roscnco of In cclslrafonl oulOr oponlnps prof o,.t�1 ����� (lA no birds lurtios, othoi anlm<^.Ia r�Ol.%G'iS� VIPt !_[.S !�{ 0��7 �i1V �7� _. d _ „�,' Fh.Lrs, conslrucled, dralnrd�cl3an, poa� ropnlr„e'Ov�f'Inp � � 1 �� In�t,l Iallnn, dus11es0 cloanlnp mntho<Js %n. . -� ._ � y:'alI , ceiVu+p, altachod rqulpm^ iC constn.ctc. J pood� � i I G6 repair, clown, surfaces, dustloss cleanlnp m h✓'s t iG6-i•iiNG — ---- — (��y�{rrrrn���irn id(d a; ru�Julree;f, Ilxturas ::hlolGec1 ___ �'I ! F7 3J n<,oms aml equipment — vrontnd as roqulrai ! �----� - -- - ����-J �� � a i= of :� 9 f�i� � 19 V � f� J� ------ -- -- — i el?ooms clown, lockers provided, Inr:ililles r•Iean, Ior n(i_d I_7 G9 -- � ---- ------ —�— --1 'A1 � Toxic item ;properly slorod, labolud, used 6 � 70 I P eml �s r wintained Tree of Iitler, unncc� .ry article Cb clrranmgmuintenanceequipmentprclperly,toted AuUror �. 7t izciJ par ;onnnl ,:. �� __4?3 _ _ _ _ 7 T2 Cornplato cep:untlon Irorn livinplsloopinp quartos Laur.dr/. �4 t Glen, soilia linos prnparty stored 9 73 6;r:Ceived by: Hama.._'_ -- rue I.�� oCtoci by: name — �--.____-- — i / � r 1 `' Division of Food and Drugs Est. County Dist. Est.Plo. I.D. - �1'•10� OvenEr PJiame: Census Tract 11`13 Sanit.Ca�fa _ -�i� 16�— L"stabEishment Name: Yr. P�o.TDay 17 Trawl Timo 23-2;i i n s i>;;c. Tien �� '�°_2�� ,. , . , _� , _ _ --- r- --- Roqulnr .. .... 29.1 ° �n�' cq 1 E,� a ��, 7 l� �,xt� '' �'_� � �� `� Fellow -up ....... 2 � v� �� (1� � ly �! �::! tJ I� � �i..,v � � t Complcint ....... 3 J Inve�sUpaUon ..... 4 Eased on nn Ins�ction this day, tho items circled belo•d: identity tho vioiatibns in o�ratlons or facllltios which must bo eorractod by Glhor `...... 5 (ho next roulir:a inspa;tion or cock shorter period of lirrio ns may bo specilind in writing by Iho roqufatory authonty. Failure to comply •___ _� wiRt any tiir.0 limits Icr coir�� ;Ions sprx.(ficd In thla nollco nary rosult In cossalion of your rood ,`>ervlco opomtlons. Fr,d � �� � ITEM '" il0 ��E:. R., _e—�-�r��--�� -- _�� �E' --- :VT. GOL NO. Wr_ COL_ - �e� � .,Q ✓� , '�. sc ti��r�c €� (-' _ 4 — L r soon 1 condition, ro sx�Hago � � 30 � �� Se:r..,r and +rs o +ator disposal ...._._ -- — - -- ------ 1� LLL --- ----------- --A 57 p _� Un nal coma nar, properly la�Lled _-_- _ 1_) 31 ---- --- — ' L U I'�� 8 i f' � iz I'l.:iiLP t ("i1.11 L'l1! IV `J _ — __ � '� In^tal.J, mvi;t�lrc4 __ i 58 'G9 ' r nUClhy hazardous (co<1 mocl tL rr nor, uro n (.�ircmonts 6 32 •� <;ro conno�l�-s back ;ipt:onapo, tkscr,flow __ _ 6 50 r xo aratlon du �u servo,. Ir, spcxtallon -_ — _ � __—__ - ���n,;p sto ago, { V P r -- _ - 'O1 I I�asil,ties to maintain product Icmparaturo 4 3.1 C5 Th<,'momotors provided and conspicuous 1 34 Putenlially hazardous lood properly Ihawod _ 2 35 _-UO 'C7 Umvropped r,nd potentially hazy«loos IooA not ru-s<srrod A 38 — Faod prolo:.lion during slorago, preparation, display-- � 37 09 ;:urvice, trans{,�ortation _ G3 tiandlinp ul lood (ica) minlmizrr�J-------.___-_-- ' �9 1C� In u:;o, lood !ico) dispanalnq utensit3 proporty alonsU _ t_ 3q 1�_%_f E�`JO��I``��� — it Porconnel with Inloctlon restric cKJ !i AO II tt1 ds vi;,hed and c orn {)cvd h}{licnfc r �ticos zit — .a 13 { c;lnan clofhos, hair ros'ralnls 9 � �i2 F00[� I�DUI(�MLi�d7 �t IJ�E�t�9�ILs r^C � f �. d (ice) e,onl t surlaras�. do, pnr,,., con truc;a; n�. In-2 43 IninoJ, mst d od located } __ ��-_-�- �. tlul-lewd contact curt,cos: docigne�J, con,tnrctc,l nar,;- i 44 I 1G 1,.ined, usslrillod, lowlod O:;,hwa:.hinq IaciNtics; dosigned, cons,ruclas, n•,ain(a!ncd, � ,i(i .t� inslallaJ, locntod, oparated ! urnlo If unnon oler J,�chomt al lU Akita �c �tsr;,i L'. w;7o .) 17 <D -) 10 ('r Ile of :=.era; ed, soaked /i 1 n yw 1 zT 19 �� -h rinso rrilcr: clown, prepcsr tom;:er-zl,rr � � ? 1 43 F C nillzatlnn rinao: clean, lomporaturo, cone n �at!un c - 4 � ,-� possro time rqulpmenl, utensil3 ��„ iitiz^d �_ -- -- ---- ` _1- _�� ( � ipinq cloths: clean, usdroslrictnd �_-� '? ✓ -- � Fr tul�cu� tact surface s of {�griiprnon( and elan uts Gar � s GI 3 l'rca of uLraslvas, datorgonts r-5 / �'�` ;,; �.`� --- �J lion-loceJ conlacl surlaces of equl{ntant arks dtansif � chin a I �? �- - ..' 4 toragr. ha��711np of cfoon equipmcrt/utensils i 53 a Sir Ie-.,mvl e aniclus, storapo di p^^susp '1 'i ti' NU fe Ui0 O SinglO .`,On'ICO aflldca w ..ri 7" �•i:7 � A1GIrr sourer,, sato: hot &cold urr'cr pras�uro Ass r--" --- -- ---- ►=C11_�C31fJ-UP ���'1NCS��'C)�[�Ts-;7 ACTiOi`J yo; 74-t S00 Icss wr i�ht of Change 7fl C h'o ... ... 2 items violated •;�-� � DClcle .... D •CnUcn1 Henn Requiring Immedlato ntlenNon. nrmadcs on Back. (fl0.1) �-r7ii i-T r,� �-��r��r����nsl-5i[a� FACILI�-IES r-- si — Number, convonlont, acrnssll,lo, dcsl0ned, Inslallod 73 CD Toilot rooms unclosed, pcl(closing dnort, lixturos, good 32 repair, clean; hand dennsur, sanitary iov+als/tisuros(hsnd. 2 t31 drying devious providod, pra;�m wnsto roceptatlos_-_ ��e����cE �i �ac�us� ®ispos��_ Conlainors or rocoptmaos, covorrxf; odoquato numGar g 92 33 inseclfrnJont prool, Ira(unncy, clean __ 34 Outsidr, storlgo area cr,closums proporty construcicJ, t �� Clean; cinlrolled InclnUln110n (i�s�=.t� i . r�oa���� F.��it���� c�� r�c��. � Prc.,cnco of �n^nclslrodonls - outar o(�nln{7s prolo,aod, � 4 6�4 i no birds, lentos, othar ❑nlnknln _�- r�.oc�s, w��� �s �r c���_a��s — _ -�.r- , .F��ru, constrw tod, dratnrd„ztoad, good ropalr, ern ring 1�. OS �`� In,l sllatlnn, dwlicss claw Inp mothods � 'r,� ,. _ �t � — 37 Walls, coilulq, attachaJ oqulpmnnt: constructc.l, good � 1 � C6 repair, clown, surlaces, dustlrss downing mothers !_���s-�-if1�G _ 33 t�lhtulg prq.idrtl a; roquR�:f, Ilzturoa shloldod � 'i. L'7 ,� �r'�9 i b�.��i0f'd 3J � Floum; arri rqulpmm'it vuntod as nxJulyd --_�I 'w3-- L�l a[=s J;1 ii� i�CC�� s - ---- — - __—__ --- �Jrl i ans ; r,le u;, locket., prozided, Lu;ilitles r,lcan, lo.,a(cd i.r� �-��� �s ���,� I i®�ys "41 Torir i1c�r;n properly : loraJ labolud, used 5 70 P�cmi � maintained tree of litter, unn�e �.ry articles, 4. clraninq.mauslenanceequipmen(properlf;tored.P,uUror y 7t izcd personnel = t __ __ q3 Ccrnpinll s� ��amtlon born livin{7!.^,Inopinn qu r ors t aurdry. 9 72 stored � 11 73 �A�CIc'sn nilyd limn proporty � � /��. /� �.- IiCCi?iVS'd (J)/: ntlma_ ti /� nuc �, _ ., r i Inspactuci by: n�mc_—� �� _ ___-- j �. 111 I o --- --- �(]hihh C:IJ. C-2 ���� e C Est. County Dlst. Est.No. I,D, [1-161 Owner Name: Address. --- [��IR�oSE Regular loll... NNA Follow-up loll... 2 Complaint loll... 3 Investigation loll. 4 Other ..logo..... 5 ITEfvt rlo EVUU coa a.vu^ ver•rvs r rrr r_re r vr' tterc t_t :. Division of Food and Drugs Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Codo 14 -16 Establishment Name: 17- Travel Time Inspec�.TimQ� -25 26-28 Zi p n s p e c, o n Hepor Cased on an inspection this day, the Items circled below identity the violatibns in operations or facilities which must be corrected by the next rouiine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified in writing by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply with any lima limits for corrections specified in this notice may result in cossatlon of your Food Service opomtlons. ITEM WT, COL NO. vir. COL. SEWAGE 'C' Source; soun condillon, no s �oiiago 6 30 Q2 _ CiriLinal conlamor, proporly laWIW 1 31 FOOL7 PROTEC-r IOi •03 Pclonitally hazardous food moats lomporaturo rorluiremonla G , 2 during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 004 Facilities to maintain product temperature 4 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 OG Potentially hazardous food property thawod 2 35 •07 Unvrropped and potentially hazardous food not ro-soreod 4 36 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, 2 37 03 cervico, transportation 09 Handling of food (ico) minimized 2 38 10 In use, food (iea) dispensing utensils proporly stoted 1 39 PERSONNEL 011 Porsonnel with infections restricted 6 40 412 Ilrids washed and clean, good hygienic praclicos G 41 13 Clean clothes, hair rostrairim 1 42 FO�n r_OUIPnFlENT & UTENSILS Feud (ice) coot: cl sudaces: designed, constructed, fa Iainod, instrdlod, located W�"_" { Non-food contact surfaces:igy malr 44 lalnod, mstallod, located , r~ 10 Dishwashing facilities: dosignoc , con3lr ucted, maintained, 2- 45 Inslallod,localod, operated 17 Accurate thonnomolers, chpWjj lo:rt7rr5)p7Nidy 40 cock ('/411 IPS valve) VP ' ✓ r� 13 Pre-flushod, scraped, soaked 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature 2 4g Sonitlzallon rinse: clean, lomporaluro, concentration, ox- y ,� posure lime; equipment, utensils sanitlzod yelping cloths: clean, us d rc d 1 E0 Tfood cunlocl surface og0lpi (oqt :IIYJ(5 Is'c.Itau, 2 51 ^: ou of abrasives, del�i�tn • .• t _ ... - ' ns s '�23 fsr.ci�rrn flea -loud contact surfaces o egerpntont and utensl f-- 52 z4 Storage, handling of clean equipmentlutef15il3 1 53 25 Singlo-sorvice articlos, storage, dispensing 1 54 fi No ro-uso of single service articles 2 Pr ItJATI:.R Water source, safe: hot d cold under pressure _ 5 55 1 ' 1=CIl_LO�"J-UP RATINGSCORE 75-77 AC710�J Tess weigh) of Change .7f3C Nu . ........ ... 2 Items violated � Delete l o l l D VCnlicai Items Requiring immedtato Attention. fternarks on back (90-ii FQ13M rsn. &2 4/84 23 Sowagr. and waste orator disposal A 57 PLUMBING In^tailed, manNalred �29 7) Cross-connoclion, back siphonago, backllow G 59 1"OILET � HAFdDV'JASI-IING FACILITIES '31 Number, convoniont, accosall,lo, designed, Installed 4 rA Toiler rooms enclosed, get t3eerr, jjixturos, 000d 32 repair, clean; hand cleantorltumoTary-torrabltissuos/hand- 2 81 drying duvicos provided, proper waste receptacles GARBAGE P. REFUSE DISPOSAL 33 Containers or rucrrptaclos, covarrxf: adequate number 2 92 insecVrodent proof, Irortunncy, ctcan Outside storage area onclosuros properly constructed, 1 63 clean; controlled Incineration INSECT. ROaENT, ANIMAL CONTROL Presence of inseclslrorlonls — Qatar openings proloctaf, 4 64 no birds, turttos, other animals FLOORS, WALLS �t CEILINGS Floors, constructed, drained, ctnan, good repair, covorinp 1 p5 insta tit on, dustless cloaning mothods �Y coiling, attachod oqulpmnnL constructed, good py�,rklain, surf, s, dust ns3 diet q motrtccls I_IGI-i-i'ING9 C,3II Lighting provided as roqulrod, fixtures shielded �JE=NTILATION [_38 noonta aml equipment — vented na roqulrocf i � CiRESS[NG ROOMS �I'1oom:: r.loan, lockers provided, facilillos clean, IoraU;d � 1� I t59 J ©r HER OPERATIONS '41 Toxic items property stored, labolud, used 6 70 Premises maintained Tree of litter, unnecessary articles, cl��aningm3mlenance e�unNxyanl properly stored. Author- 71 IN, personnel A3 Complete sapamtl Iron (ivin i coping quarters. aur.dry. 1 72 4A Cioan, solo<1 lino pro y st r 1 73 E=,eceivod by: hue It�spactect by: Warne i � �� r III[(! ALs � �� Id/ - — __ MEMORANDUM #2396 TO: FROM: DATE. SUBJECT. CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 Honorable Mayor &Members of the C'ty Council John Hamilton, City Administrator December 3, 1993 Revenue Estimate - Solid Waste Collection As you know, the change in solid waste contractors will change the City's revenue from this source. The best estimate available at this time is. Current $1,272 per month Estimate $882 per month fihe current revenue is based on a 7°l0 of gross receipts franchise fee plus a $.28 per month premium on all residential customers. The estimated revenue is based on a 6% of gross receipts franchise fee. Both figures make no allowance for growth. If this assumption is correct, the City will realize an estimated loss of revenue of $33,510 for the remaining nine (9) months of the fiscal year. Staff recommends that no adjustment to residential accounts be made at this time, but be considered during budget hearings. .. ....� . � , .. c. u a v u w rya y v r., tc v r r 1 t. L _.v..m�.,..��-.�..,..�.,_ .:c�v-..-.�..»_ti.�-�.,. � .�..�r.=., _:s�3�'.'^rez �l�N[��F� Uecemr�cr 6, 1993 Memo to Mayor anc3 C.'c�uncil City of 8�-tnger From Bolivar Street Median Cotnmitte�� 3}ivi�nt�in, CL�.i'�`.:5, vi�ncS, ii�imiitvn Suhjer,t RPr.ommPnc7atinns for Bolivar 5trc�ct Median at IH 35 1tE?m F5t11t1�3tPCi GOSt 1. One 35' Bronze Flag Pale �7.,160.00 Installation 300.00 2. CJne 500 h'att bights for Flag 300.00 3. I�anc�saaping 500.00 4. Irrigation System 250.00 5. Pavestone or Similar Material 250.00 6. Montimcnt Type Si<}n, Brick Trim, Concrete/Plasf�er Insert. Wc�r.ded Welcome to Sanger �StablishPd 1892 1,200.00 Total. Fsti.mated Cost $3,950.00 * City personnel, equipment anc� matPr.i�ls ntay r.ec�uce these costs. Snurres of F»n�3%nq; 1. Ci.ty of Sanger 2, Sanger Li-ons Club 3. Sanger. Bank 4. Other. Private Contributors 100 Excltnnt�c� Etivd. p.O, BC>X 126 Sr►ngnr, 't X 76266 'An htcfeJ��rtclerN E1,-trtk" Tetephone {Ftfi7) A5E3 7�i0� henion (817) 3it1-�1022 f acsimiie (a 17} 45f1 3��"tG T E X .A S MUNICIPAL. LEAGUE November 19, 1993 MEMORANDUM i iC (;fl�Y faf= SAi\iG i r ��� D � C 6 1993 ,�,,. t .. s--r.. T�XA TO: Members of the TML Board of Direct�o'rs ;}—�'"�� FROM; Frank J: Stttrzl; Executive Director �/�,u.G�_�ij!'�%�"� SUBJECT: Recent Action of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) At its November 3 meeting, the TML Board discussed a legal brief recently filed by TML with the TNRCC relating to an application for a landfill in Denton County. The Board unanimously voted to continue the League's opposition to landfill siting restrictions, even during permit hearings in which cities protest the permit. The Board also voted unammously not to withdraw and refute the TML brief in the Denton County case, and essentially over -rode the objections of Mayor Yvonne Jenkins of the City of Argyle, one of the protesting cities in the Denton County case. (The last attachment to this memo is a copy of my November 10 memo summarizing the issues and the case.) On November 18, the TNRCC Commissioners rejected the hearing examiner's recommendation that the permit be denied because of the landfills presumed, negative effect on the value of surrounding properties. In essence, the Commission accepted TML's argument that the "land value" criterion is inappropriate and not authorized by statute or regulation. The Commission remanded the case back to the hearing examiner for a further analysis of potential groundwater pollutiozi, air traffic safety, and land use compatibility. These are criteria which are authorized by statute or regulation. The Commission will next consider the application in March 1994. In summary, TML was successful in its efforts to convince the Commission that landfill siting should not be restricted for reasons not clearly authorized by law or regulation. For the League, then, this particular application is probably no longer an issue. Ultimately, the permit may be denied or granted, but whatever the outcome, it will be based on legitimate reasons. Attached are two recent news articles related to this case. cc: Members of the TML Small Cities Advisory Council 211 East Seventh, Suite 1020 � Austin, Texas 78701-3283 (512) 478-6601 •' e BY Met.tSSA WILUAMS Fen Wonhsur•Tewwam NORTHLAK.E — ay now, 1,700 tons of trash could have been cas- cading daily onto 350 acres of roll- ing Denton County land north of Roanoke. Instead, the land lies unused, the object of a three-year battle that will culminate tomorrow in an Austin briefing room. The Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commis- sion will consider a landfill permit for Sentry Environmental, a Dallas - based limited partnership that orig- inally applied for the permit in Au- gust 1990. wrrt._ �d .. e. roh, A Ile odds fav I vpp�ieina Vt % %w landfill. A commission staff merti- ber and the Public Interest Council, a 15-member watchdog group with• in the agency, have recommended denial of the permit. The commis- sion usually follows staff recom- mendations. a spokesman said yes- terday. For those opposing the landfill, a victory tomorrow would redeem an endless string of bake sales, garage sales and other community events staged to raise funds to fight the project.1. ..... "it may be sappy to say, but we're on the side ofthe angels," said Cath- ie Walsh, who has led a group of residents concerned about potential health hazards, soil and water pollu- tion, flies, odor, birds and declining property values. "We're on the right side of the issue." The proponents, the would-be de- velopers of the landfill, hold a dif- ferent view. Sentry Environmental sees the project as a well -planned way to meet the needs of the fast- growing region surrounding Alli- ancc Airport. "This is a thoughtfully located fa- cility." said Roliff Purrington, a Houston -based lawyer for Sentry Environmental. "The regional plan- ning agency has designated this area as having a municipal solid waste capacity shortage over the next live to 1 U years." t:ommuniv) opponents believe that putting a landfill on the site. which Sentry says it purchased for S I million. would stunt long- awaited growth m the Interstate 35W corridor north of Alliance Air- port. If the commission approves the permit tomorrow, the landfill could be operating within a year, said Warren Huddleston, a Westlake man who is one ofSent ry's partners. At'ter public hearings in March, commission hearing examiner Bill Zukauckas found that Sentry did not ulTeradequate proof that nearby property values would not decline it the landfill is built. Zukauckas and commission Ex- ecutive Director knthonv Grigsby originally found additional grounds to deny the permit. Thev said Sentry had not adequately accounted I'or the presence of underground water that could affect the landfill liner. But, after issuing his recommenda- tion Oct. b. Zukauckas changed his mind, He told both sides in a Nov. 3 letter t hat the underground water issue could be resolved by adding a special prevision to the permit. The commission may either vote at tomorrow's meeting or wait for a later meeting. Either side may ap- peal the commission's decision to a state district court in Travis County. if Sentry prevails. the proposed i landfill will be capable of receiving an average of 1.763 tons of solid waste daily for _'6 years. It will oc- �cupy 352 acres about•two miles west of the intersection of Farm Road 4 )7and t-35W. The landfill would serve an area that has six to 10 years of landfill capacity left. said Saadia .Mai. man- ager of resource conservation at North Central Texas Council of Governments. a planning agency f'or 16 counties. The council of gcI ernments recently eumpleted a long-term plan for soliu waste dis- posal. Although the council of govern- ments has not taken a stand on Sen• try's permit application, ,Mai said. "We basically said that ifanyarea is within a 10-vearwindow, they need to start planning." Trash from .argyle ,!rid Tustin, with a combined population of about 3.000. now is trucked to land- fills in Farmers Branch and Lewis- ville. Denton County officials and IU cities near the proposed landfill have oppose the project. along with an 33 individuals, businesses and organizations ranging from the Carter -Walsh Thoroughbred Farm. to Northwest school disinct. One opponent is Argyle Mayor Yonne Jenkins, who said she will head for Austin along with 150 of her neighbors tomorrow morning. "[f the system works and you've got the hearing examiner, executive di- rector and Public Interest Council recommending denial. the permit should be denied," said Jenkins, who owns a 100-acre-!'arm about fourmiles from the lanutill site. landfill would be consistent with other land uses in the area and whether birds flying around the site would threaten the safety of aircraft using nearby Alliance Airport. State Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, told the commission she has no doubt that a landfill would ' organized ttnd persistent. Membcr•s raisdd rtloriey at bake salts, garage, Sales'ghd other eWents to cover legal fat;and hireexperts. Jitdo 1 r$sidentS' attorney, Roger Satidrg, '§aid in an impassioned plea to thci commission that. his cli• eritsotiaoe ex}iausted their funds and candbt rhatcli the wealth of a corpo- •ratfoit Ih.•% . ' ,1 V'1 stiy to you with all my heart, it Is, nptt fair;' Sanders said. ... When,rs if that they people who are the basis fdt• the democracy 0 , and Denton County; landffl plan gets another dance; BYMAhYANNROSER,;k� .> Fort Worth Star•TelegrernAustin Bureau AUSTIN•—Residents frghting`d proposed landfill irrDenton Cdunly for three years }toped to bury the project yesterday,ibut a state com- mission kept' it al}ve'by giving the company another chancel to address lingeringeoncernsrtr's ; ,:?: . , Pr' The Texas Natural i �Resourees Conservation Commission.ordered that a 'state'i hearing bfficer re- examine the'landfilliproposal* and repo,•+ tothe comm 'Is s:on fur act:dn on March 2. ' t; r; r i The state will not allow the corh- pany, Sentry Environmentalbf Dal- las, to change its permit applicatioh".. Rather, hearing officer Bill Zukau> - kas will examine the potential fbr ground water:pollutioA, Whetherla r stunt growth in the region and hurt•„�`" V1We proved there•were technical plans for building a school on do- problems, but noly we're being sent- nated property nearby. I ' m back to prove more bf what we've: Zukauckas had recommended :already proven.':. ; They shouldn't, that the commission deny the.per-= have another chalice," said Cathie mit because of the landfill's poten= 'Walsh of Plano, one of the residents tial for lowering property values'in' who rose in the middle of the night 4 the area. The commission's 'staff: 'to make the trip to Austin.`" They' also recommended denying the'per-,'a ean't keep doing this over and, over mit but for a different reas6h, Staff; , again. If we can't fight this and beat' members worried about pollution ' it, no group in Texas will be able,to." of ground water, frortl which Tdrt `t' !The group, lh luding about I50. rant County and the surrounding "people who took buses to yesterot' area gets its drinking water. s • ' l day's meeting,. has . been well& not the power brokers in the indus- try... get a fairshake?" Sanders accused the company of misrepresenting itself on the per- mit, but Dallas Mayor Pro Tern Al Lipscomb and Dallas City Council- man Paul Fielding defended Sentry. They argued that the company was proposing a "statc-of-thc-art" land- fill that would benefit the entire re- gion,; "1 can understand `1 don't want this in my neighborhood,' Lips- comb said. Sentry lawyer Roliff Purrington said tttc company leas acted respon- sibly and made changes in the per- mit to allay concerns. Sentry spent a lot of money to examine concerns about ground water and is :con- vinced that is not a problem, he' said. He also objected to having that issue reopened in the upcoming hearing process, to But commission Chairman John Hall said it is essential that water questions to be laid to rest before the commission voles in March. 10 r i iE CI I Y Ull %;ANGEn ',DEC 6 1993 �' ( `r' i December 1, 1993 Hon. Nel Armstrong, Mayor City of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger, TX 76266 Dear Mayor Armstrong: Enclosed is FCC Form 393. This form is submitted in accordance with Sanger's ordinance to regulate cable television rates. If you have any questions, please let us know. We look forward to working with the City of Sanger. Sincerely, Thomas M. Morris Vice President Operations TMM:njl Enclosure CC: Federal Communications Commission 1220 North Main Street • Sikeston, Missouri 63801 • (314) 471-3080 Federal Commnnicati.onn Communion Washington, DC 20554 I'CC 393 - PART I REQUEST FOR CABLE RATE APPROVAL COVER SHEET Approved by OMB 3060-0571 Expi.ren 06/30/96 Community Unit Identification Code Dnte TX 0659 12/01/93 Name of Cable Operator GALAXY CAB_LEVISION Mailing Address 1220 N. MAIN, City State IM0 ZIP Code SIKESTON 63801 Point of contact for this forms KEITH DAVIDSON Telephone Fax Number 1(314) (314) 471-3080 471-0119 Local Franchising Authority SANGER _ Mailing Address P.O. BOX 578, City State ZIP Code SANGER ITX 176266 This form is being filed with respect tos X basic rate regulation If this form is being filed in response to a complaint about your cable programming service rates, please attach a copy of the complaint to this cover sheet. The FOR following sections are to be completed after you have filled out the worksheets in PARTS II and III and calculated your actual and permitted rates. BASIC SERVICE TIER AND EQUIPMENT Program Service Rate (1) Number of channels on basic service tiers 29 (2) Current rate for basic service tiers (do not include any franchise fees) $20.55 (3) Maximum permitted per channel rates (from Line 600, Part II) $0.72 (4) Maximum permitted fees)2 (multiply (1) rate for basic service tier (exclusive of any franchise by (3) above $20.76 Notes If your current rate for the basic service tier (entry 2) exceeds the maximum permitted rate for that tier (entry 4), you must submit acoat-of-service showing or your basic service rate will be reduced to the maximum permitted level shown in entry 4. Franchise fees have been excluded from this analysis in order to compare your monthly rate for the basic service tier to the maximum permitted level. Whether you itemize them or not, any franchise fees you pay for the basic service tier should be added to your monthly rate as part of the service when billing your subscribers. See 47 C.F.R. Section 76.985, FCC 393 (Page 3) Angnnt 1993 FCC 393,,Pnrt I, Page 2 EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION RATES Note: Your equipment and installation rates for the basic service tier must not be included in your program service rate for that tier, but rather must be completely unbundled. In addition, those equipment and installation rates must not exceed your actual costs, plus a reasonable profit. The method for unbundling your equipment and installation rates from the basic service programming rate (if necessary), and for determining your permitted equipment and installation rates, is prescribed in Part II (unbundling) and Part III (rate -setting) of this form. Enter in the spaces below the rate figures you have calculated in Part III of this form. Your actual basic service equipment and installation charges may not exceed these rates, although they may be lower. DPrmittedl Actual (1) Charges for basic service installations* (from Lines 6 or 7 of Equipment and Installation Worksheet (a) Hourly rate OR _-- — (b) Average installation charges: IF IF 1. Installation of unwired homes $30.26 $30.00 2. Installation of prewired homes $22.70 TIME/MAT 3. Installation of additional connection at of initial installation time $15.13 $15.00 4. Installation of additional connections requiring $22.70 TIME/MAT separate installation 5. RECONNECTIONS $15.13 $12.00 6. 7. 8. (2) Charge for changing tiers (if any) (from Line 29, 30 or 31 of (3) Equipment and Installation Worksheet Monthly charge for lease of remote controls (from Line 14 in I IF Eguipment and Installation Worksheet Remote control type 1: Remote control type 2: Remote control type 3: (4) Monthly charge for lease of converter boxes (from Line 21 in EquipMent and Installation Worksheet Converter box type 1: $1.00 $1.00 Converter box type 2: Converter box type 3: (5) Monthly charge for lease of other equipment (from Line 28 in Equipment and Installation Worksheet *If you have further charges for additional connections beyond those reflected in your installation charge, attach a sheet explaining your calculations and setting forth those additional charges. SEE Note to Equipment and Installation Worksheet instructions in Part III of this form. ** Or a charge of $25.00. FCC 393 (Page 4) Angast 1993 FCC 393, Part I, Page 3 FOR CABLE PROGRAMMING SERVICE RATES AND EQUIPMENT Program Service Rate Notes If you have more than one cable programming service tier, attach additional Sheets with the following information for each tier and provide brief description of the tiers Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 4 (1) Number of channels on cable programming service tier (2) Current rate for cable programming service tiers not include any franchise fees)___ (3) Maximum permitted per channel rates (from Line 600, Part II L (4) Maximum permitted rate for cable programming service tier (exclusive of any franchise feeS)t (multiply (1)__by (3) above Notes If your current rate for cable programming services (entry 2) exceeds the maximum permitted rate (entry 4), you must Submit a toss-oi-ae vice 0110wing ul: yvilr cable programming service rate will be reduced to the maximum permitted level shown in entry 4. Frattchise fees have been excluded £rom this analysis in order to compare your monthly rate for the cable programming service tier to the maximum permitted level. Whether you itemize them or not, any franchise fees you pay for the cable programming service tier should be added to your monthly rate as part of the service charge when billing your subscribers. See 47 C.F.R. Section 76,985. EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION RATES Notes If equipment usod for cebls programming service is nlso used to receive the basic tier, then it must be included in basic service equipment. Similarly, if an installation involving cable programming services also involven the basic service tier, it must be included in basic service installations. We anticipate that virtually all equipment and installations will involve the basic service tier and there will thus be no need to complete this part of the cover sheet. However, if you lease equipment and/or provide some installation -related service that involves ONLY your cable programming service, you should complete the following section. As for the beeic service, your equipment and installation rotes for cable programming service must not be included in your program aervies rate, but rnther must be completely unbundled. In addition, those equipment and installation rates must not exceed your actual coats, including a reasonable profit. The method for unbundling your equipment and installation rates from cable programming service rates (if necessary), and for determining your permitted equipment and installation rates, is proscribed in Part II (unbundling) and Part III(rato-setting) A this form. Enter in the spaces below the rate figures you have calculated in Part III of this form. Your actual cable programming service equipment and installation charges may not exceed these rates, although they may be lower. (1) Charges for cable programming service installations* (from Lines 6 or 7 of Equipment and Installation Worksheet a Hourly rate OR b Average installation char est 1. Installation of unwired homes 2. Installation of prewired homes 3. Installation of additional connection of initial installation at time 4. Installation of additional connections separate installation requiring 5. RECONNECTIONS 6. 7. 8. (2) Charge for changing tiers (if any) (from Line 29, Equipment and Installation Worksheet 30 or 31 of *If you have further charges for additional connections beyond those reflected in your installation charge, attach a sheet explaining your calculations and setting forth those additional charges. SEE Note to Equipment and Installation Worksheet instructions in Part III of this form. FCC 393 (Page 5) August 1993 c FCC 393, Part I, Page 4 Permitted) Actual (3) Monthly charge for lease of remote controls (from Line 14 in E uipment_and Installation Worksheet) Remote control type 10 Remote control type 21 Remote control type 31 _ (4) Monthly charge for lease of converter boxes (from Line 21 in Equipment and Installation worksheet Converter box type It Converter box type 21 Converter box type 31 (5) Monthly charge for lease of other equipment (from Line 28 in Equipment and Installation worksheet WILLFUL FALSE STATEMENTS MADE ON TAIS FORM ARE PUNISIiABLE DY FINE AND/OR IMPRISONMENT (U.S. CODE TITLE 18, SECTION 1901), AND/OR FORFEITURE (U.S. CODE, TITLE 47, SECTION 503). I certify that the statements made in this form are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and are made in good faith. 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N 0 N O fi N N x � •rq •a v> M 6P4 M 04 0 N &4 H A a � v H V C H N 4) H -1 N a� w ry U H tYj N 44 H N N � W /b C t` r O N 14 v aH to to M in co m x 8 j ut in w n W m U z N Q4)M 4) H Ll m pp �y C r in N O in m ITJ N� 4i U d w4N i OD Sto to Cq in in N Ul O 1-4 .-1 N m G O O O N LA W W In b' 4) 4) 0 ii to W 0 0 0[ t> 8 U W' a U U U H M Cable Operator Names GALAXY CABLEVISION I'ranchiae Authority: SANGER SCHEDULE D AVERAGE INSTALLATION CHARGES Community Unit ID (CUID)s TX 0659 Dates 12/01/93 This form is being filed for: X Basic Tier a. Unwired Home Installation: �. T tnl 'tj Inttu h i a" , Average hours psr ors u�Z� you �� c exp anw or., { 0Vj 2. Unwired Home Installation Charge (Line a.l x HSC) $30.26 b. Prewired Home Installations 1. Average Hours per Installation (attach explanation) 1.50 2. Prewired Home Installation Charge (Line b.l x HSC) $22.70 c. Additional Connection Installation at Time of Initial Installation: 1. Average Hours per Additional Connection (attach explanation) 1.00 2. Additional Connection - Initial Installation Charge (Line c.1 x HSC) $15.13 d. Additional Connection Installation after Initial Installations 1. Average Hours per Additional Connection (attach explanation) 1.50 2. Additional Connection - Separate Installation Charge (Line d.l x HSC) $22.70 e. Other Installation (by Item Type): Item 1. RECONNECTIONS 1. Average Hours per Installation (attach explanation) 1.00 2. Item 1 Installation Charge (Line e.1 x HSC) $15.13 Item 2. _ 3. Average Hours per Installation (attach explanation) 4. Item 2 Installation Charge (Line e.3 x HSC) Item 3. 5. Average Hours per Installation (attach explanation) 6. Item 3 Installation Charge (Line e.5 x HSC) Item 4. 7. Average Hours per Installation (attach explanation) 8. Item 4 Installation Charge (Line e.7 x HSC) NOTE: For HSC (Hourly Service Charge) use amount from Line 5 of the Worksheet for calculating Equipment & Installation Charges, page 25 of FCC Form 393. FCC 393 (Page 32) August 1993 WORRSHEET I'OR Cable Operator Name: GALAXY CABLEVISION Franchise Authority: SANGER FCC r impi 393 - PART III CALCULATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION CHARGES Community Unit ID (CUID): TX 0659 Date: 12/01/93 This form is being filed for: X Basic Tier STEP A. Hourly Service Charge LINE 1. Annual cost of maintenance and installation of cable facilities and $60r999 Services (exclude purchase cost of customer equipment) �EOx 1 ^f Schad 1^ A ! nCx 2 of eGheduln pI -- LINE 2. Customer equipment and installation percentage 20.2% LINE 3. Annual customer equipment maintenance and installation costs, excluding cost of leased equipment (Line 1 x Line 2) $12,310 LINE 4. Total labor hours for maintenance and installation of customer equipmentand service (attach explanation) 814 LINE 5. Hourly service charge (HSC) (Line 3 / Line 4) $15.13 STEP B. Installation Charge LINE 6. Uniform HSC for all installations (insert amount from Line 5) OR LINE 7. Average charge for installation type See schedule D for average installation charge calculations _ a. Unwired home installation (Schedule D. Line a.2) $30.26 b. Prewired home installation (Schedule D, Line b.2) $22.70 c. Additional connection installation at time of initial installation (Schedule D, c.2) $15.13 d. Additional connection installation requiring separate installation (Schedule D, d.2) $22.70 e. Other installations (specify): (Schedule D, Line e.2) Item 1. RECONNECTIONS $15.13 Item 2. Item 3. Item 4. STEP C. Charges for Licensed Remotes (Calculate sevaratel_v for Path si cTni fi raptly Ai ffraront t..�o% Remote 1 Remote 2 Remote 3 LINE 8. Annual capital costs (Col. J of Schedule C) LINE 9. Total maintenance/service hours (attach explanation) LINE 10. Total maintenance/service cost (Line 5 x Line 9) LINE 11. Total cost of remote (Line 8 + Line 10) LINE 12. Number of units in service (Col. I of Schedule C) LINE 13. Unit cost (Line 11 / Line 12) LINE 14. Rate per month (Line 13 / 12 Months) FCC 393 (Page 25) August 1001 FCC 393, Part III, Page 2 STEP D. Charges for Leased Converter Boxes (Calculate separately for each siunificantly different tvnel Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 LINE 15. Annual capital costs (Col. J of Schedule C) $25,012 LINE 16. Total maintenance/service hours (attach explanation) LINE 17. Total maintenance/service cost (Line 5 x Line 16) LINE 18. Total cost of converter box (Line 15 + Line 17) $25,012 LINE 19. Number of units in service (Col. I of schedule C) 2,087 LINE 20. Unit cost (Line 18 / Line 19) $11.98 LINE 21. Rate per month (Line 20 / 12 months) $1.00 STEP E. Charges for Other :-eased Ey.�ipmcnt LINE 22. Annual capital costs (Col. J of Schedule C) LINE 23. Total maintenance/service hours (attach explanation) LINE 24. Total maintenance/service cost (Line 5 x Line 23) LINE 25._Total cost of equipment item (Line 22 + Line 24) LINE 26. Number of units in service or f of subs. (Col. I of Schedule C) LINE 27. Unit cost (Line 25 / Line 26)' LINE 28. Rate per month (Line 27 / 12 months) STEP F. Charges for Changing Service Tiers or Equipment LINE 29. Nominal charge for changing service tiers OR LINE 30. Uniform HSC for changing service tiers (Line 5) OR LINE 31. Avg. charge for changing service tiers (Line 5 x Avg. hours to change tiers) STEP G. Franchise Area Monthly Equipment and Installation Costs for Adjustment of Regulated Service Rates LINE 32. Annual customer equipment and installation costs (Line 3 + Box 3 of Sch. C) $37,321 LINE 33. Adjustment of Line 32 to franchise area level: See Instructions. $37,321 Attach explanation of adjustment method. LINE 34. Monthly equipment and installation cost (Line 33/ 12 months). $3,110 Enter on Worksheet 3, Line 301. Line 33 Explanation Line 33 adjustment = Equip Maint., Install. & Service Costa x (Current Subs. / Equipment subs.) _ (Line 32) x (Current Basic Subscribers / Equipment Subscriber Base) (37321 x 2545 / 2545) where, 37,321 = [(Box 1 + Box 2 ) x B of Total Cost] + Box 3 2,545 = Current Franchise Subscribers, Basic 2,545 = Equipment Subscriber Base -..FCC 393 (Page 26) ''August 1993 MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT. CITY OF SANDER P. O. BOX 578 SANDER, TEXAS 76266 �k2396 Honorable Mayor &Members of the C'ty Council John Hamilton, City Administrator December 3, 1993 Revenue Estimate - Solid Waste Collection As you know, the change in solid waste contractors will change the City's revenue from this source. The best estimate available at this time is: $1,272 per month Estimate $882 per month The current revenue is based on a 7% of gross receipts franchise fee plus a $.28 per month premium on all residential customers. The estimated revenue is based on a 6% of gross receipts franchise fee. Both figures make no allowance for growth. If this assumption is correct, the City will realize an estimated loss of revenue of ",510 for the remaining nine (9) months of the fiscal year. Staff recommends that x�o adjustment to residential accounts be made at this time, but be considered during budget hearings. JH:es (l.m.}