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03/05/1990-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularMARCH 5, 1990 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS TRAVIS ROBERTS HUNTER ENGINEERING BID PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR FIRE FIGHTERS EAS STUDY i . ■ ■ . } ■ C ll U.11: , v. ij iligcaat+ iai5 4. l itizert's Input r. } M r a , . • a F ♦ •.,f . AritlIE`,cs��`s€c�z t'AC-Ike szea Af a..t.i E ,,w!&tII .+.3 ;'ter n`::. 5 6% 3}`..t1`,41t E__4. i'k #.=i` ktz r= ail a, Hit... _ 1t_i€ k t t€ Lt€ 'y rC=Cl k 1"�'t�uln p�- _. S='tf?.Ii t.ii`f`,=e, ,,�.:�.�.3 _`�`x.�g.1�,tEa ?��> �. ti:::.s �_'"`.i:t�-._s€, i�i ��_f�� a.E€�i,��,t `�' €_rt_e.=.�`'•� �i�_,,.`;�s,i,,.{','.. fi st{C' i 49e}k n t,i -s. 1. °i.$ t i <iA11f2 i t :(l t C�url tn fir a�.; k& s, i E `; " '£ �'s 4 T , t , t`r " i s's 'a '' "€ V. = f t E d { _,' E r ,.>,a1 t � -sia_ tt�, e s"��„7.,k�". � z.��4�m �t4 .rt``s€ ,: r�, _ � _ I.ItD: �< x_� C.i_' 4_tl.. (Al'Cla° e:ll`C,€ ?€} De r r_fxs-i,..{� ,,, if zs nt{! ..IT "ttr 'f.°c z rs3 .. .�z... ..,r vr = Yti Ei =Ik# �-��7 Ii C �.t�i t�.i,l 101 �� z�i#, €� ?€r'Tt (`I IT ¢¢. 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GENERAL2■ ■ ENTERPRISE FUND \■ \9: \° ©�- � °:» °�^ � *.;■■ ,$vIL < : $ Wilif 2» i■ 2■�2 ' �`� �■�° �e� � �� a\ �'�■§> �$`�^ § #±: 22\f±. 2�°2 �■f` U � � CI1 Y OF SANGER VENDOR VElrli}OR NAME CiPEN )- CCOUN P , PAYABLE L I �=: T" I CMG [ CdVo I F,E AMOUNT' c} I S,C:0LlNI 1— 7��,(a ;�rr�ERI(_,Ar� �AFr�•TY 1J'rll._1:T-Y' C;ORI='a (5/L i�I TRTBUTIi_1td 67E'a (i,8t_)i) f� GIDOT• L I T E�:n AND RCIL_ATAF'E WHEEL VENDOR TOTAL., : (;�:) L Al%ER n TAYI-,OR COMPANY _.. t-'05180 G/L D1' TRIBUTI(IN 47:,. ()i�4 0 BOOKS VENDOR TOTAL.. s!. 1'' L �, t } J 11 rt G/1_1 1�I''_l RicU I(JN 41`3a 11_(..ic) G/L. r)1G; I R.(HL1.I ION 41` a C4BC)C) G/•L_ DIS i RIctt l'101N 41'�C C)80c) G/L T7I:�•rRlBUITON =;19nC}S00 CL.E�ANER, FUL'I_ FILTER AND CA'SE (_(1 L VENDOR TOTE I. z c • F l.l_,1...,.-4.ey '• (;/L_ DIS RIBITf ION 447.0400 1(_) HRS. I-_OADER WORK AT L.ANDFIL_L FEB 20 n ;='•7 VENDOR iwaral tFL't',I l_) CENTRAL. -14�-f_.E PH(JN = (_On fir. 9 G.11._ i IPSTRCIBUTICiN �)•Grt•n 020 ) L I I:(RARY F'I-ICif` F SERVICE C._ E,,/► �)I:= CR i c:(J I IOr,i lt, 1r,i)c-) %JU Al_.L DEDART MEkIT• PI-,Oi�IE VENDOR TOTAL. _x>i�) (=:)7ir(1='I.1T'EK �:�>�:1\�'i'I.iREci E�1(^IC`il=jCi GA. DI':3TI TBUT ION 411,. 1300 IMAGE WRITER RIE'c(ONS FOR COMPUTER VENDOR TOTAL i:;IT'`t t"J'r' 17f�I�lII-lhlq A(.=(=n G/L.. iiI';IKictl._IT U11I n"s• D G!TRn AMBULI.ANCE CONTRACT t�itca '+! ?s4k. X L a F'F'tC:;E_ 1 Ilia c1 f�i��F�, t�i �i •s 1 Ein ?.Ci c; T'Y OF It AN GE R OI='E N AC'C:O?. NI r—IAY AEs, LII, L I S,T 1 N U, E'AGE: ?'E RIDOR t1E:f' DOP NAME II' VOICE t=1MOUNT L}IE,COUNIf OPL: VFh?IJOR TOTAL 784n 37 t;r> c:n 84n:=oI` 8-- 1:_frc"rC} Itl=�.l`1TOI`d isCl,: t_:Cilpli'�lilC•�IICA'( .Ii]ElE; L;QC'14"1,=: 1 ='i;n (ata ata i;='ii, t:ata G/?._ 7?It=; i RIItiJ'i Ii?RI 41' 'n t!wtata 1-'Can t;aCa REV-1,AIP TRFtNCMI1'TER IN BASE UNIT 'Ci`;u.5"r L'}t,an Cti n Co 1III0 F.,() G:tf_ DIIISTRI1BUTIC7h1 4.;-°in 11taCa i�tan ata RE'lf)ATR 5 f-'f-iGF_RS), VENDOR TOTAL 31t„}n cl=•„a n Of) ° 1t_an �R_r j— ;;t:ii} iJENTfDN PRESCRIPTION .{. I''0525rl ,'P `To I„Ji_a i, t_}I_a .'"` , (_}(} G/L Crr'.'iRIBUTION I,E: 41 ,1.• 0 0=;4n00 REFILL 4 CCXYGEf.N wBOOTTLES VENDOR 10014AL 34, tji t::at7 n;4„ t }t_a 1t�r-- 1Cr,;�.`.=,8 t�+1'�,(et�li..iitlT' A►._!'T'O F'f-iR'i5 •'rc I�'i-lF:d_r�-�O 1.1,';;{Q t,a4_} 1.',n C /L_ DISTRIBUTION 1.9n 0800 1 GAL.. ANTIF'�EHE 7: (-1i_r,.i t.�6.°l 1 9 1r{ n :j r/L (S DI•I-RIBUT ION �'i' t:}'r�iCr 1n r': n I FLASHER VENDOR TOTAL 1,=,n C,C) n C}C} 1`,n 69 'fi' l'IL)C i��i•_}1 -I4"t_}e 56 u I�.}tr rv' ,t}n CAE' G/L DISTRI%,I TION t;'in t}7U 4 C)u 5G FEZRUARY CiIEWE.R Mt-LDHINE. LEfl"'34E VENDOR TOTAL AL. _; tUn C1C, 34t_rn ;E „!_at„a 9 �_'•_ 17.��Cat_a {� n: Li I"Eff�C'I C iR Ct�n G/L.. DI`:�TRIBUiION `+�1a07t:}Cr 3`,n �i; i;/L DISTRIBUTION ='{�:1 n t_aE,00 '584. 50 ROCK BUCKET FOR BAC'KH)OE VENDOR, TOI'A?.. 14 169. Crt7 taC? ig 1C:,'�n tatj x K IT OE-f luf.:: `;IIPI)LIPS VENDOR TOTAL 18n 9'"f' t;ftj i8n r,- 1'+--1 ;L9000 1-..C-.7P';VE:. STAR OFFICE SiJl=1F'I._4` •�- ?='Ci:S;=°C}7 1 !C•,:t., 7'�i n r�}I:_r 1 �C. �, n -f C"I_' `f OF v.t=tC.IGF:R (1i='Fig! ACCOUNTS L't=IYAE:t...l= i_.IC'I Ii�lG i'rl1=yE _. P!S OF ; 3/01 /90 B o iY 7 0 5-4 VENDOR �JENI.Oi` NAME I NVO I C:E= i=11riC?L7�1'"f D I SC=CIUNT OPEN G/L DI STRIBUTI'ON 411„ 1,400 821u 1.i' G/L DISTRIL'3LITION 411Q03(00 19us8 G/L_ 7I:3TRIBU I01\1 411„ C&air 14„ u1 G/L D181"RHBUTION 4110 1000 r,, I G/I_ 1JIS T RIBUT YON 41.1„ 19Cria . 27 MINUTE iiC1C;l; 9 LaOI , 13COKS4 rllNDERS, FIL.CS„ LTC. VENDOR TOTAL, 144= 79 „ C)Cr 144„ 79 x: 1 JwII* =,9(1)'fU MARTA C:(=aMPAi` Y x POS 1 9 1 6:3 r rir 13„ E G/L 1?I TRIBUTION 4G'7„oe.od)o 1;3.63 10(w) /b THICKGASKETS ww VENDOR TOTAL. 1•�;„ b 3 ,Cain 1"10 ur_a�; 147. Sr_1 „ r_r'•_a 14 r`= !(; G/i_. 1]IS'iR1:E31JT1:IeC1 4447.0,400 14i. 10 MARCH-, PAGER SERVICE VENDOR TOTAL 147, S(wr „ 0 w) 147. 0 r f'Ci i*w ; 1 ;+'. rar; Crir 17, Cara G/L 1JISTRIBUT ION 444, 0:300 17„ irrr DOG 1='OCiE) FOR i'CiUC�(E1 VENDOR TOTAL, 174 00 „ 00 17. 00 , 3.37=`.. :;'ERRU O iANU C1iFi"i„ P 0 L5j 0 5 5 14U 00 „ i,aia 14„ oO G/L_ DISTRIBUTION 4 ", :„ i a19 tiia 14„ iaia ow"161 PIPE V ECdEiCIR TOTAL. 14n iaia, ia 14„ r�arlr 1,_3.._ .::i;:ii�r:,S Fi � R IJtt1IFk7R1'r1SF i1�11:�, r •r-• r ccr. c f::• c G/L. LIt;"i'RIE:iJT ICICd 41.b„ ir;r,Ciia, S S UNIFOP%I&il FOR RESERVE. MERRY L.INDLEY VENDOR TOTAL.. 9 S, Ski „ iaia 5 5 261 -4 357 is SANGER lj l: T'v' (IF G/L DISTRIBUTION 4.34,„ 0100 6Gs 41 GAL DISTRIBUTION 434„ 0100 8Ca„ Cal G/L, 1)I:3'i RTBUT IOIV 4r+ww'„ Caw:r;ar. Jt4. C!L3 G/L LiISTR:L ktLi'I :(Oh1 434u CaC;irr? f ",. 0 G/L 1JISIT R1BUT 1Clkl 4:34„ MOO 9'i=!„ 01 (3/L. 1)1S16R1BUTI0N „�.4•„irF.�',Cria 245a;_:1 G/L 1�I: '1 R1.11�J i ICICa rf34„ 0600 1„ ;301.„ 1. 1 G/L DISTRIBUTION ISTRIBUTION 4vst,t, 060. ir I I00 G iDISTRIBUTIONL 4~r . 0600 175 o °iJ G/L_ :t; iair DISTRIBUTION 4,,n07(7i0'„�:4 G/L 1DISTRIB1 J T 1:0N 434„ (w)"i 00 24„ 94 G/L DISwI iq RIBUT 1FIN 434< 0800 45„ 12: G/L DISTRIBUTION 40314„ 0a01) E:ia„ 1.5 ii/L. DISTRIBUTION 4:3t4u09;rr`a 2o.9 6/1.:'DI:STRI%3UT ION +•:34„ J. ':ic .'14 I Ci/L. 1)1:r i RIEIUT ION 434„ 1200 62„ 78 G/L_ DISTRIBUTION : 4*c2„ 0400 11.. J. G/L DISTF%m'lB ITION 4.t+'4„ 1Es00 1 ,7„ rzk' : IIT Ti TTV P T I I C, i.ITY OF E;ANGER VENDOR VENDOR NAME. ='1-. ,';+3`�a sf-�h'�t��R Ri�C�If-l��(•tJR rw;IL is}I' TRIBUTION CLEAN AND i REPA I R RA I PiTOR. fr ' �F;=�{�)tl!'i I�E.�(-(�� i�i=TEtt t� •�El.�c.ri I�{1n GrI._ DI*G T RIP,Ll T IClN to" F,E:L.I_. CL.t=iC1F''7K AND ct t1iL)L.M :s (:1IDEN AC'COLIN I Em ��Fil'��BLE L. I `. ; I Nl VOICE AMOUNT D I SCOIIr� T VF N0UrR I W r(lI_ Vt r!L10Fti 1 O ! FtL. 4ti'3„ 07i)C) �. __ >•. TE>i ly i-i :;L�, �:,� RF�:.� F� lr� 7p , _ - _ _.r-� is E-•-,, , I' � �:.!L l.�'i' {71I_ }I*S l RIirUTI.O�`••) 447n C_Y1t�0 FREIGHT FROM SRC LFtI:{{_�a VC=:N[)OR TO'i t=il_ TOTAL C: C (.ail_ arl::a T RIEI� T I:�=1hd C:n ii7t)C) I FLOW METER 1N611TAL.L.E:D G/L 01.STRI BUTION J,2- ,,: 0700 KIr FOR EJECTOR AND SERVICE. CALL.VENDOR' 7(_i= 7 1t11a�% r Fir, 4 ,, .k Atja (�1 �I()i�Y,os„ I+';� n t.}i} �. t'q t)t;)¢�t„ r+'� •�-•y i=DMINISTRAT IOWGF 1 :p 9 .C:a a 1 L. I HRARY-_GF YR„ 41 ', L:' • , POLICE: GF' _. 25. ...n 4: `ANIIATIOWGF t' '76t1a`0 STRE:E=.��t GF Fi 733. C)4 WAGIFWATLR•--Et- 7 7p�Ea91a(.!J t�i._.ECTRIC-EF a 557a a1 I=IRE -�;F. 1 1 17a 24 VEI-�ICLI� MAIN' -43F� I;=_' R1n9 MAYOR n' C,'OI.JNCIL--4GF 14 �,C:n 17 MAYOR ' CGIUNC I L. 4- ,6F 1 �, 1 ;a 4(;) )=DMJNIGTRATION--EF' :16 a4r=u 31 SULLIVAN CENTER• -(,SF 18 13 '1a ` cF 17AT�t FRn�r- �{,Ihii;-F:F 1r � :a C:7 _ x�_ ,. . _ . 4T...,_t_., .x �a_ _. � €.•_ .__a£ ,,,yam. to ; ��..w � 1 � _l�S: t . _`i,.�"_ tNiCI015kz' 1 01 r pp } gg ,,. t,a; tt,+r Cm H4. Fst ij f„f�' tl,x� i.�((✓�i k. S- $$ _, y Li4 f t#a �i Cx£ # € i`? •-1..��. � � � _.F C€.t �" .� s. � R � T`_ Y-' �..,�: S rtv�l_a_�, t'k F. w.:L'k �.. f.. _3. ._. _ „ � _... �„ F_�,{+w. �_ .. qq —. t '¢.#,. €?,. �. 4a 7 ... ;' r i ii 1 C d�'* y9. q3.: ".Lb.t `,, 2�l,.t.,}< §,ii_,, aE"='_ ('i'k +, e {, .,IIkk At ICU I .# a`. .� '�.ax ! .a .s.;=a3 s_zt x r"i: a -2E_i. A ��3 _ €�t. _x4_ �.�i_ _ 3 . _ .w _ A _ 41 .b t 7,*... �.. rt<, €y'cSt.t :.r- z."a _z,. cc ;j. t.: .x.r TIN a 5. s„LW ,. Ca?17 4'st. t E_e L�.I t,:;� I {, � x��°.-!€-'�. it.!r k 01Jllgl3.K.. 4.#; O "s. CLI V G3,i_iv I (it K Xd% 1,"F','wcxd'E`i' y tf;ct.a.�, iz. f,a. tkz ,t,3 c„t, d!„, .4 45 xL. .c.r y ,/' qpn ks _ s, ? r s rY'ti{. n i 41" l s �'s a t4' E l'�s�' t, L fv. _ _3..:.t C..r 6. aF.i _F 3 }.xs" It €, ,,,,, .. b..l __ _ R ., .... ., Lt..Ed st,C,. ,.iai3� f, ,).e%r...__.cc _. ., t J. CITY OF SANGER P. 0. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 7fi266 MEMORANDUM #481 T0: Hor►arable Mayor &Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Manager IT DATE: March 2, 1990 SUBJECT; Authorize Bid for Protective Clothing for Fire Fighters Fire Chief Tucker requests permission to advertise for the balance of the fire fighters protective clothing, pants and coats, (bunker gear) manufactured of PBI fire protective material. This is a budgeted itern under Fire Dept. Capital; eleven sets @ $645 for a total of $7095. The bids would be opened Wednesday, March 28th, at 2 p, m. and presented to Council on Monday, April 2nd. .JH:es O1� CITY OF SANGER P. 0. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #464 T0: Honorable Mayor & Members a the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Manag DATE: March 2, 1990 SUBJECT: Committee Appointment Regarding EAS Study Agenda item #7 is to comply with Centel representatives request to appoint a committee to address the EAS issue. JH:es D�s CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #462 T0: Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Manager DATE: March 2, 1990 SUBJECT: City Administrator's Report i). The jury trial on the zoning case at Animart has been rescheduled for Monday, March 26th, 7 p.m. The business was cited by the police department for bagging sawdust on Tuesday, February 27th. 2). As you recall, $8,000.00 was authorized from U. F. Equipment Replacement for the purchase of a Brush/Dump Truck. The purchase has been completed for a total of $5,600, For this total we secured a truck, air compressor and Jack hammer, and a 48" back -hoe bucket for work in drainage ditches. 3}. Our new health inspector, Joe Tims, has completed his first quarter inspections. A question has arisen as to inspecting Day - Care Centers. They have not been inspected in the past; however, our ordinance does provide for inspections. Does Council have any input on this and if we do inspect, is twice annually sufficient? A copy of Ordinance 06-88 is enclosed for your review. 4). A copy of both City Code Chapter 3, Section 11 and an article concerning unsafe buildings is enclosed far your review. As you know, I received a complaint on the Trail house at 2nd & Church; and if you weren't aware, the fire damaged house on 10th Street from last October's fatal fire, has not been removed. This is going to be a complex and sensitive issue and staff will need your Input, JH:es O1 enclosures � �� 8 •� It7 • I Est. 1. D. [1-ion County Dist. Est.No. ..............Owner Name: Address: � �'' ` . t t'l + k" ��Na 1�1.i41> 'sj�" OOD PROTECTION �>�'q'� , Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements /,�'" � during storage, preparation, display, service transportation ��L,;� •Oq FaciHlies to maintain product temperature 1�'a ,�/ + 05 Thermometers provided end conspicuous �� "i.� tl8 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed j��,,�r1 +(r► Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served �t-�'!t'��r r � Food protection during storage, preparation, display, �i1 V � service, trensportation ail. ' 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 " �� {7�%°�, � 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored ��t PERSONNEL ��( c ;��,, PU R�bSE.� �oltbw-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 �} Census Tract 11-13 Sanit. Cod® 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. Da 17- � L' � f; �. r rY �� r Travel Time Inapec.Tfine 23-25 26-28 .rf -. _ if i n , � . Zip iFooci Service Est�biishrnen Inspection Report �� ,��-_."w. ,��,. Based on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below Identify the violatibns in operations or laciililes vj/�jch must .tl� corrected by the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified in writing by the regulatory plthority. f�(iure to comply with any time limits for corrections specified In this notice may result in cessation of your Food Service operations. -- • R�L ITEM NO. WT. 01 Source; sound condition, no spoilage �t�l I( 0 5 30 1 03 Original contalnor, properly labeled 1 31 5 � 32 L'�' 1 ' 34 2 35 4 38 3- 37 i'� •11 Personnel with Infections restricted 6 40 •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 5 41 13' Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 ' 42 � z�' pFOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS �°� `�. f r��/� (�i�� •2r Water source, sate: hot R Cold under pressuro 5 56 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7s-77 ACTION Yes .......... 74•t 100 less weight of�n Change.78-C No .............. 2 items violated �.. JI—�}jJI-��sl Delete .... D C•Zi141 SEWAGE •28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 57 PLUMBING 29 installed, maintained 1 58 •3A Cross -connection, back siphonage, backtlow 5 59 TniLET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES •31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed A 80 �' ,Toilet rooms enclosed, self�closin dpors�fixtures, good r'"" ' 32 repair, clean; hand cleansar�stin"ft5ryao�wels/tissues/hand- 2 +'�� '� drying dsvices provided, prtlp'6r-'Nieste receptacles GARBAGE &REFUSE D{SPOSAL Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number 2 82 Insectlrodent proof, frequency, clean � Outside storage area enclosures properly consWcted, `i � clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL •35 Presence of insectslrodents —outer openings protected, 4 � no birds, turtles, other animals FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS �' Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repaif; covering j 65 Instaliallon, dustless cleaning methods 37 Walls, ceiling, attached equlpmenC constructed, good 1 � repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods LIGHTING 38 Ughting provided as required, fixtures shielded 1.`• B7 VENTILATION 38 Rooms and equlpmertt —vented as required `:1 88 DRESSING ROOMS 40 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located ij,' 89 • ■ • ' � S • •41 Toxic Items properly stored, labeled, used 5' 70 q2 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, cleaning•maintenanceaquipment properly stored. Author ized personnel � - 1 ' ��' 71 43 Complete separation Irom living/slerfping quarters. Laundry r1.;. 72 44 Clean, soiled linen properly stored 1 73 Received by: name title Inspected by: name 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back [80-i1 title FORM NO. E— 40 tgJ85i F DISTRIB[T>?F�D BY TL•'XAS DGPA12TMi1VT OF i-iFAI.TH Est. 1-D. (1-101 County Dist. Est.No. Census Tract 11-13 Sanit. Cadet 14-16 Yr. Mo. Daft 1, � ; ��, fe � �^� wtrner Name: Establishment Name: Address: �''�/ �'� � ��.."� � v.t ,�.. �.t, m „au..,a, - o -up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 t'� ITEMS' {�� NO. ) �� F OD ��qa .:.1 �,.. Travel Time Inspec.Tlme 23-25 26-28 boo ervie ��talishrnent Inspection Report �,��,��j�;�_� ,�.�,; Based on an inspection this day, the items circled below Identify the vlolatibns in operations or (acllit(tfs which �st ba corrected by the next routine Inspection r spppch shorter period of time as may be specified In writing by the regulaiHHHHry authoillffy. Failure to comply wittYany�tl��lir�t,�� specified In this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. J lh-�-'��j�17 ITEM f`S-./ fi �'it f ry�t t-�i � t �C/ / WT. COL. NO. WT. COL. +01 Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5.` 30 02 Original container; properly labeled i 31 ,� FO D PROTECTION ..y, �tp;t�' ,�i� �, ��r1 �3 �./ ', r ��/qS „a , �,1 PERSONNEL Potentially hazardous food m mperature requirements during storage, preparation �s ervico transportation 5 32 +Oq Facilities to maintain product temperature q 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 Olt Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 ' 35 *07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4 ` 38 Food protection during storage, prepareilon, display, service, transportation .,y 37 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 38 tO in use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored i 39 'ii Personnel with Infections restricted 5 ` 40 •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 5 ` 41 i3 Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 ` 42 f=tnnn t=nuIPMENT & 11TENSILS Food (ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- ,2 ' ,� 1+ tained, installed, located Non-food contact surtpces: designed, constructed, mein- 1 ; ,� 15 talned, Installed, located T16 Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, � ` 45 installed, located, operated ii Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge i � cock ('/." IPS valve) ,18 Pre•Ilushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 1A Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature 2 ' 48 .� Sanitization rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- ; 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized Zt Wiping cloths: clean, use'res-J ed 1 ' S0 ` Food -contact surfaces otaquijfm�nt � u ensile clgaa,., 2 51 S 4ree of abrasives, detergents b' h'!,��s ^.? � Z (1 -- j= G-, 73 Non -load contact surfaces of uipment and utensils clean 1 S2 "�?! Storage, handling of clean equlpmentlutenslls 1 53 ? 25 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing 1 54 74 No re -use of single service articles 2 55 WATER !�/ Water source, sale: hot h cold under pressure 5 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75-77 ACTION Yes .......... 741 t00 less weight of �� ty Change.78-C No .............. 2 Items violated ��.. f- ' ", Delete .... D SEWAGE •28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 :` 57 PLUMBING 29 Installed, maintained 1 ' � •30 Cross -connection, back siphonaga, backflow 5 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES `31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 4 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, self -closing doors, fixtures, good 2 ; 81 32 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary towelsltissuea/hand- drying davicas provided, proper waste receptacles GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL 33' Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number 2 82 Insectlrodent proof,frequency, clean 34 Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, �` � clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL .� Presence of insectslrodents —outer openings protected, 4 � no birds, turtles, other animals FLOOR ,WALLS &CEILINGS '� logs, constructed, dralned�'�J-Bah, good re�a)P coverin Insta�Jation, dustless claaning methods in./'/ .� G-a 9 �' 85 ails, ce��tinqq�� attached equipment: constructed, good ;1 � repatc!'CfeartJsurtacey, dustless cleaning methods , LIGHTING r �' u 38 Lighting provided as required, fixtures shielded 1 - 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required ,� ; 88 DRESSING ROOMS d0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located i ; 89 • • ` • •Ai Toxic clams properly stored, labeled, used $, 70 q2 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, cleaning.maintenanceaquipment properly stored. Author• ized personnel i.c :- r 71 43 Complete separation from-pv rf'gl Soaping quarters. undry. i.: 72 44 Clean, Boiled linen pr erl s red � ; 1 �„ 73 Received by: title Inspected by: name .; t,. . , , � (.' ? . � �.^-� . . -.� _. i� Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back [eo-11 FORM NO. E-40 (�� title d '� DIS'TRIBUTI� BY TEXAS DI"PAR7ME�l`P OF HEALTH Est. I.D. (1-10] County Dist. Esi.No. wrner Name: Address: -,t'' yjs^,.. Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Code 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. De 17- ,., ~,,, ®,,, Zip P�ReOSE Apo serwce Est�biosh end ,yea°la�./� �-' Inspection Reporfi ,� goaZip .::: .. 2 � �..� Complaint ....... 3 .�� investigation :::.. 4 Based on an Inspection this day, the items circled below identify the violatlbns in operations or factlltl which ust be corrected by t Other • • 5 the next routine Inspection or such shorter period of time a ay be specified in writing by the regulat aut ty. Failure to comply with any tl a limits r correctio speclfi in�thls notice ay result in cessation of your Food Service operations. be.l� /�y +G� S (,,nf— '`- � ITEM �,U�}r:9�V ENO J-(E r ` .,+•�,..-C %�� WT. C f/QCJ NO. WT. COI. Source; sound condHlon, no spoilage 5 30 Original container, property labeled i 31 �n PRnTECT10N V �l 4 Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements 5 32 +� during storage, preparation, display, service transportation •8q Facilities io maintain product temperature ` q' 33 0 Thermometers provided and conspicuous i ` 34 b8 Potentially hazardous ►ood properly thaw � '"�'� 2 35 +t)y Unwrapped and potentally hazardous lood not re -served 4 36 Food protection during storagdisplay, 37 service, transportation --Mra�, 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 ' 38 ig In use, lood pce) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 39 PERSONNEL '•11 Personnel with Infections restricted .r� $ 40 2 Hands washed and clean ood h lenic raclice I��` 5 41 Clean clothes, hair restraints .,`� (I �^E' 1 '+ 42 � �w--.r. _ " roc il FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS 1'�" """`�' ` 4,�-� Food (ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- 2 43 1�` tained,instalied,located Non-food contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- 1 ' qq 15 talned, Installed, located 16" Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, 2 , 45 installed, located, operated 1�.. Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge � � cock (�/�" IPS valve) 18 Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature 2 ' 48 .� Sanitlzation rinse: cloan, temperature, concentration, ex- q 49 posure time; equipment, utonslls sanitized Stl Wiping cloths: clean, use'restrlcted 1 � `� Food -contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean, 2 51 free of abrasives, detergents 23 Non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean 1 52 21 Storege, handling of clean equipmenllutenslis 1 53 -15 Singie-service articles, storage, dispensing 1 � 28 No re -use of single service articles 2 55 1r r/�r��a ••� -Water source, sate: hot d cold under pressure 5 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75-7 ACTION Yes .. 71-1 t00 less weight of ` ;( Change .78•C ....... No .............. 2 items violated �►. r Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (eo-1j FORM HO. E—�0 It3/a5i `'48 Sewage and waste water disposal 4�' 57 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES '31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 4 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, self•ciosing door, fixtures, good 2 ', 81 32 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary towels/tiaauea/hend- drvinudevices provided, proper waste receptacles GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL 33 Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number 2' 82 Insect/rodent proof, frequency, clean Outside storage area enclosures properly consWcted, 1 83 clean; controlled Incineration urecn-r Qnn�tUT ANIMA CnNTROI nwwa, .wvr..., — — - --- .� Presence of insectslrodents —outer openings protected, � � no birds, turtles, other animals FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS �" Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repalP, covering �, � Installation, dustless cleaning methods 37 Walls, ceiling, attached equipment: constructed, good j>_ � repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods LIGHTING 38 Lighting pro4lded as required, fixtures shielded 1,,:' 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required 1 + 88 nRFcciNr Rn(71MS y b0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located 1 ' 89 nTu�R (1PFRATi['1NS •Toxic •41 Items properly stored, labeled, used 5' 70 Premises maintained tree of litter, unnecessary articles, q2 cleaningmalntenanceaquipment property stored. Author 1 71 ized personnel 43 Complete separation from living/steeping quarters. Laundry. 1 '. 72 44 Clean, soiled linen properly stored 1 � � �# Received by: name 4� �� ' �-'� Utle Inspected by: name ��~� (I"" f,+��•�,"�`�' '�''�1 ,..,.ram' �!��I��.: 1'�:. title �� i � �� Q1 0 Ot' � � I P • I' Est. 1. D. (1-10J County Dist. Est. No. " owner Name: i��reSs: ,L PURPOSE Aagulet ....... 29-1 Follow-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM NO. Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Code 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. Da 1��,7I,,- L.L /'� (,.�� VJ � �� C Jf � i� �.x� j . .. food service Establ�shrnent Inspection Report � .,� � Based on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below Identify the violatibns in operations or facilities which ust be rrecled by the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may Ge specified in writing by the regulatory aulh y. Fal a to comply with any time limits for corrections specified In this notice may result in cessation of your Food Service operat ns. ITEM WT. COL. NO. W7• � FOOD '01 Source; sowtd condition, no spoilage _5 ' 30 02 Original container; properly labeled i ? 3/ � • � ' � � • •03 Polontlall hazardous food meets temperature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 5 32 +Oq Facliities to maintain product temperature "'4 '. 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 06 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 35 '07, Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served `,A 38 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food (ice) minimized 2 38 10 In use, food (ire) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 39 :i i � '11 Personnel with infections restricted 5 40 `12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 6 41 i 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 ` 42 Fnnn t=nI11PMENT &UTENSILS 1A Food (Ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- � 43 tained, installed,Iocated on -food contact surfaces:�escongtru fed, main- � � i6' ained, installed, located G,'c.�+.-•— �"' p(�rn Via, Dishwashing facllltlas: designed, constructed, maintain 2 45 installed, located, operated 17' er chemical tesCt kits provided, gauge ' i � cock ('/.' I ,valve) 1"CC f_.1(✓1'i r ? I'� 18 Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked i 47 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature 2 48 .� Sanitlzalion rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- 4 49 posure time; equipment, utenslis sanitized 21 Wiping cloths: clean, use restricted 1 50 Food -contact surfaces of equipment and utenslis clean, 2 51 Tree of abrasives, detergents 23 Non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utenslis clean 1 t 52 '24 Storage, handling of clean equlpmentlutensiis i,r 53 25 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing 1" 54 28 No reuse of single service articles 2 55 WATER '27 Water source, safe: hot &Cold under pressure � 58 SEWAGE '28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 ; 57 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES l rs STY=�L+,....��.,,_ GARBAGE &REFUSE ntainers or receptacies,�'� adequate number �; � �:r' Insect/rodent proof, frequency, clean �7�-�I�,�, ' Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, ( � * � � clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL ,� Presence of Insects/rodents —outer openings protected, � �; � no birds, turtles, other animals F1.00RS, WALLS &CEILINGS If o�ers,'constructed, drafned�Tea�good re�ai� coverfng 1 � installation, dustless cleaning methods �J/ 1.4.. 3i Walls, ceiling, attached equipment: constructed, good repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods ��` � LIGHTING ,36 Ughling provided as required, fixtures shielded 1,�: 87 VENTILATION �• 34 Rooms and equipment —vented as required 9` 68 DRESSING ROOMS 40 ` Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located �" `° 69 •qi Toxic items properly stored, la(xaled, used , 5'; 70 " Premises maintained tree of litter, unnecessary articles, 42 cleaning-mainten t'�14dtpmeis�'ucq"2riv stored. Author 'f`;` 71 ized personnel #�sl�-�.� rj� �L !1 /!,J?�; A3 Complete separation fro iivingls eeping quarters. Laundry. � �`,; 72 44 Clean, soiled linen properly stored 1 `- 73 __ � Received by: name FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75-r7 ACTION title Yes .......... 74.1 100 less weight of ;, bf Change.78-C � I' t�,� �� No .............. 2 items violated •�► Delete .... D Inspected by: name_..�.,,� � +� �..�,�.a,,.-.--, 'Critical Items Requiring immediate Attention. Remarks on back (60-1) title t r� FORM NO. E-40 (t3/851 1 : N1 BY DEPARIMENT OF I Est, I.D. County Dist. Est. No. Owner Name: Address: — ow-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM NO. Fn(�D Census Tract Sanit.Code 11-13 14-16 Establishment Name: LL Yr. Mo. De � T vel Time Inspec.Time r� food service Estanushrnent n s ect i on Report Based on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below Identify the violatlbns I o ratio or facilities which must be corrected by e next routine In spection or such shorter period of time as may be specified in sting b - e regulatory authority. Failure to comply th with any time limitsits for corrections specified in this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. ITEM WT, COI, NO. WT. i CFWAr.F •Oi Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5 30 P Original container; properly labeled i 31 cnnn aRt11TFC:TION •� Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation � 32 11 004 Facilities to maintain product temperature 4 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 00 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 ` 35 +07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4 38 00 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation Og Handling of food (ice) minimized 2 38 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 3g :PERSONNEL P Personnel with infections restricted Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices Clean clothes, hair restraints c nnn �niIIPMFNT R t1TENSILS tA`A Food (ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, maln- talned, installed, located 15 Non-food contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- tained, Installed, located 15' Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, Installed, located, operated 1` Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge cock (1/4" IPS valve) 18 Preflushed, scraped, soaked 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature Sanitization rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized `21 Wiping cloths: clean, usWrestricted od-contact surfaces of e0llpp nfryTt%'and uengil da0� free of abrasives, detergents y i HH 4 ;v 23 Non-food contact surfaces of eq pmeril and utensils clean 2A Storage, handling of clean equipment I utensils 25 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing 2d No reuse of single service articles weTFa Ir 52 53 54 55 •�2'1 •Water source, safe: hot &cold under pressure 5 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7s-n ACTION Yes 74.1 100 less weight of Change.78•C No .............. 2 items violated a► 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (80-11 FORM NO. E-40 (9/851 •25 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 ` 57 •301 Cross -connection, TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES m •g� Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed Toilet rooms unclosed, self *closing doors, fixtures, 2 81 32 repair, clean; hand' and cleanser, sanitary towel s/tissueslhend- `" drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number Insectlrodent proof,irequency, clean 83 Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, 1 ', clean; controlled Incineration 1n1cGr�r Rnnf~NT ANIMAL CONTROL 23 Presence of Insectslrodents —outer openings protected, 4 � no birds, turtles, other animals DRS, WALLS &CEILINGS Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repair, covering 1; 85 Installation, dustless cleaning methods s, c��ililllllgqg, attached equipment: constructed, good 1 � repalr�laaif, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods Lighting provided as required, fixtures shielded 1 1,E�( 87 L► Vt=NT11 TI(]N 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required 1 + 88 DRESSING ROOMS 40`, Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located 1 8g •A1 Toxic items properly stored, labeled, used li 70 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, q2' cleaning. maintenance equipment properly stored. Author• !zed personnel 43 Complete separation from living►steeping quarters. laundry. 1 • 72 44 Clean, soiled line properly stored 1 73 Inspected by: ra DISriZtIB(ii'L•� BY TL'XAS D>'.'PAI�iMINT OF EIT'1�I,`I'i-I Est. i. D. (1-10J County Dist. Est. No. Census Tract 11-13 Sanit. Colo 14-16 "Owner Name: Establishment Name: �� Address: •� 'r Yr. Mo. Da � � c. � ,. �;; Travel Time Inspec.Time / 23-25 26-28 ,� rr�+�C..-..,....- _,wy...•,w, d ►I . �,r�dOse coo sri� s��biish e . Com aint ....... 3 ' ■ ■ V V V �' O ■ ■ � V o ■ � C r/�r,(�e,.e P � � ,r /� Investigation ..... 4 Based on an inspection this day, the Items circled below Identity the violatibns in operation or facllltlas whipA must corrected by Other ........... 5 the next routine Inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified in writing by the regulatory auMMority. Fa ure to comply with any time limits for corrections specified in this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. ITEM ITEM NO. WT. COL. NO. WT. COL. FOOD •01 Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5" 30 02 Original container; properly labeled 1' 31 FOOD PROTECTION •� Potentlall hazardous food meets tam rature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 5 32 +gq Facllltles to maintain product temperature 4 33 OS Thermometers provided and conspicuous i;, 34 Potentially hazardous lood properly thawed 35 •�07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served A 38 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food (ice) minimized 2i 38 i0 in use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored i 39 PERSONNEL 'ii Personnel with Infections restricted 5" 40 'i2 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 41 i$ Clean clothes, hair restraints i 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS ` ''' 1�1 Food (Ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, maln- 2 � tained, Installed, located 15` Non-food contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- i ,� talned, Installed, located 1e Dishwashing facllltlas: designed, constructed, maintained, 2 45 ;< installed, located, operated ;�` ccurat�'ttilrfif-omete chemical test kits provided, gauge 1 � cock (V." IPS valve) ��^'�"` id Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 1 ".: 47 10 Wash, rinse water. clean, proper temperature 2 : 48 .� Sanitization rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- q ' 49 ;, posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized ��i; Wiping cloths: clean, use restricted 50 Food -contact surfaces of t qi't�^ � '{and�dtpnsi tea ,t detergents t-e.t.• ! 1 �" ir+tf' �;;..�y; i yhy� 51 free of abrasives, 7�' Non-food contact surfaces of eq ipment and utensils clean 1 ` 52 Storage, handling of clean equipment/utensils i ` 53 Ingle -service articles, storage, s i', 54 1l1' No reuse of single service articles -y � 3 55 �� ', Water source, safe: hot 6 cold under pressure 5 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7s77 ACTION Yes .......... 74-1 100 less weight of +� �..� Change.7t3•C No .. • • . • • • • • • • • . 2 items violated � � `� Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (eo-tj FORM NO. E—� tB/e5i SEWAGE •29 Sewage end waste water disposal A 'j 57 PLUMBING TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES '3i Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 4 ` 80 Toilet rooms enclosed;•selt losing dpon; gixtures, good - 7 1 3't pair, clean; hef5c�cl aK(Cary gwa(s/tiswes/hend� tying devices provided, prop twu t receptacle GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL ' �'� Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number q_ 82 insectlrodent proof, frequency, clean Outside storage area enclosures properly consWcted, 1 � clean; controlled incineration INSECT. RODENT. ANIMAL CONTROL .35 Presence ofinsectsfrodents —outer openings protected, h � no birds, turtles, other animals FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repair, covering , i' 85 installation, dustless cleaning methods 37 Walls, ceiling, attached equipment• constructed, good ' i � repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods LIGHTING `38 Lighting provided as required, lixtures shielded i, ; 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required i 1 88 DRESSING ROOMS Ap' Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located i,; 89 '4) Toxic items properly stored, labeled, used 5 " 70 remises maintained free of litter, ncrc8s'SaCy�f1",�jESa 42 leaning.mainten a eq ip entVp.Loperly to d.AAuthor• % �" : � i J i 71 ized personnel v %�t/ .�'l..tY'..----g.r 43 Complete separetion from Ilvingisleepin uarters. laundry. 1 ' 72 44 Clean, soiled Ifnen properly stored 1 73 �r Reeelved by: name c. �'L I ,..I,,f utle Inspected by: name`-•.1�f`�..1 �''7'��'g�, � ,f � � title r'•�i ' ___ _ _ . DISTRIBUTED BY TEXAS DEPARZMEI�`P OF HEALTH Est. I.D. [1-10j County Dist. Est.No. owner Name: .MP ntidress: --�- m b�, bw-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM cnnn Census Tract 11-13 _: •�• 1416 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. Oa 1T. r Travel Time Inspsc.Tlme i i 23-25 26-28 n s pe et i o n s p o r t , 6r fa lilies whl must '}y corrected by Based on an inspection this day, the Items clreied below identity the vloietibns in operat on vq with ant rtimenllmit oricorrectio s shpeciflepd Inoth�s nlotice may resultpn cfessailonriof your Food Servic operations. F�{1Ure to comply Y ITEM WT. COL. NO. WT. COL ecwer,c . ... � _ '01, Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5 30 ' 02 Original container; properly labeled � ' 1 � 31 cnnn aRnT�CTiON ' • Potentially hazardous food moots temperature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 8 32 •pq Facilities to maintain product temperature A` � '05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 > 34 0$ Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 4 ; 35 •p'i Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4 38 �, Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation Q 37 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 38 1g in use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 . 39 PERSONNEL ___ _ •it Personnel with Infections restricted '12 Hands washed and clean, good hygieMc practices 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints t� 40 41 42 ate; •Water source, sate: hot &cold under pressure 5 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75.77 ACTION Yes .. .. 74t 100 less weight of ,�,,,�' ( Change.78-C ...... No .............. 2 items violated � ( ` Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back leo-1i FORM NO. E— 40 If3/85� '28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4;' S7 PLUMBING TOILET & HANDWASHING _FACILITIES +3� Number, convenient cess ble designed, installed A ' 00 Toilet rooms enciosedA selfclosipg dgSttb fixtures, good �` 81 3f1 repair, cloan;jtenti�e�Fr?let7ft5;ry, tuvvotslthweslhand- drying devic�hys�•pP'rr661vl�iied, fop r waste recap les ^ �fr • ..�A.M"f .ry �� GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL � Contafiers or receptacley!Q6Gerecj) ado uatg nu�er Z, 82 Insectlrodent proof, frogtrortry;"clean 1 ( � Outside storage area enclosures prop ly constructed, i 63 clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL '35 Presence of insects/rodents —outer openings protected, { � no birds, turtles, other animals FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS • ogy�, constructed, drained @a ,good repairs covering 1 BS Stallation, dustless cleaninhods !.•i �.,�„�(„ �•..- 37, Walls, calling, attached equipment: constructed, good ' 1 � repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods i IrL.ITIAI(� �.tM� � • •.. �w 38 Ughting provided as required,fixlures shielded 1:(: 87 vct►�Tu eTInN 39 'Rooms and equipment —vented as required ",1.> 88 no�ccir�r. anntulS �., Ab Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located 1 69 n'rucQ nfaGRaTinNS ``41 •Toxic Items Properly stored, labeled, used 6 ' � Premises maintainedtr�ee.9f_litter, unnecessary articles, p cleaningmaintenahq equiprtfr?njptop@rly scored. Autho � T' 71 lzed personnel , i - ♦• 43 Complete separation rom Iivin�/sleeping quarters. Laundry. 1 ; 72 44 Clean, soiled linen proper y st red � � :. � title Inspected by: name title Est. I.D. [1-10J County Dist Esi.No. owner Name: Address: µu��... . �offow-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM NO. FOOD Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Code 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. Da 1T- ``"`,. i , "" r v - it Travel Time Inspec.Time 23-25 26-28 �o® S�rvi�� tab�isn� Inspection Report � ��,._,.,. Based on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below identity the violatlbns In operations or facilities w(likl the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified In writing by the regulatory a��id��h with any time limits for corrections specified in this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service o rat ITEM WT. COL. NO. SEWAGE '�01 Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5' 30 f02 Original container, properly labeled 1.' 31 FOOD PROTECTION �� Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 5 32 •pd Facllltles to maintain product temperature 4 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous i 34 08 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2' 35 'Oi. Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4' 38 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 38 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored i 39 PERSONNEL `it Personnel with infections restricted 5 ' 40 •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices '$ 41 13 Clean clothes, heir restraints i 42 Fnnn �nuiPMFNT 8r UTENSILS Food (Ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- 2 ;; ,� 14' tained, installed, located . No contact surfg�ces: designed, constructe��i� 44 i _ nstailed, located �`^A � � C ..✓' i�, Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, � ; 45 installed, located, operated Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge 1 - ` � ,i�' cock ('h" IPS valve) itt Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water. clean, proper temperature 2 ' 48 .�' SaNtization rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- q ; 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized ,, ',�' Wiping cloths: clean, use restricted i � `� Food -contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean, 2 51 tree of abrasives, detergents 23" Non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean 1 S2 '2A Storage, handling of clean equipmentluienslis i 53 25 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing i 54 28 No reuse of single service articles 2 � WATER t�; Water source, safe: hot 6 cold under pressure 6 - 58 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75-77 ACTION Yes .......... 74-1 lf)0less weight of Change.78•C No .............. 2 items violated �► � �� Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (eo-1J FORM NO. E-40 (8U8ari ��corrected by ure to comply t: i •28 Sewage and waste water disposal 1.-; 57 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES `31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 4:`- 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, seltclosing doors, fixtures, good 81 32 repair, clean; hand cleanssr, sanitary towels/tissues(hand- drying devices provide „p GARBAGE & REFE� ISPOSAL 33' Containers or receptacles, covered: adequate number � i � Insectlrodent prool, Irequency, clean � Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, � `; 83 clean; controlled InclneraHon ,� inicGr'r-r RnnFNT ANIMAI. [:ONTROI .� Presence ofinsectslrodents —outer openings protected, X,• � no birds, turtles, other animals � � u° F1.00RS, WALLS &CEILINGS + `- Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repalt; covedng 1. � tnstaliatlon, dustless cleaning methods Wails, ceiling, attached equipment: constructed, good r �` repair, clean, surfaces, dustless leaning methods �,_, � ��1t� r VENTILATION'�� " �'�9 Rooms and equipment —vented as required =� t 88 � G ► • • u A0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located � � • ! � `A/ Toxic items properly stored, labeled, used 5 i, 70 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, 42' cleaning.maintenance equipment properly stored. Author i, 71 ized personnel - ,13, Complete separation from Iivinglsleeping quarters. undry. 1:;' 72 A4 Clean, soiled Ilnen property stored .'`` � ` 7S Received by: name title Inspected by: nam title � i �� i � S �1• ' Ia • I ' Est. I.D. [1-10) County Dist. Est.No. caner N, /►ddress: ., t ,t � r� v �,� . noyy,ca ....... �IIOW-up ...._. 2 ....... Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM NO. Census Tract Senit.Code 11-13 14-16 Yr. Mo. De 7 -s ,cr Establishment Name: �'/�� 7 Travel Time Inspec.Tlme 23-25 26-28 t• food service Establishment Inspection Report iz � Based on an inspection this day, the Items circled below Identity the vlolatlbns in operations or taclllti which si be corrected by the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specltled In writing by the regulat autho Failure to comply with any lime limits for corrections specified in this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. ITEM WT. COL. NO. �' � • •bi~Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5 ' 30 'U2 Original Container; properly labeled 1:; 31 cnnn aanTFCTiON . hazardous lood meals temperature requirements 5 32 „�Potentially during storage, preparation, display, service transportation +8q Facilltles to maintain product temperature 4 33 O6 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 1 34 O8 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 - 35 +� Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re-strved A 38 Food protectivn d tind�t rake, pr�paralion, disgla�, i �y'�/ 2 37 service, lransportaCtonf' ^ r ��" !' �k,� t°'r-• j q9 tiendling of food (ice) minimized 2 38 -.-.10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 39 .PERSONNEL _____ •11 Personnel with Infections restricted •13 Nands washed and clean, good hygienic 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints FOOD EQUIPMENT_&_.UTENSILS 14 Food pce) contact surtaces: designed, constructed, main- . tamed, Installed, located 16' Non-food contact suAaces: designed, constructed, main- : iained, installed, located ;. t8" Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, Installed, located, operated ,,"t7 Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge cock (�/." IPS valve) 18 Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 18 Wash, rinse water. clean, proper temperature .� Sanitization rinse: clean, tompereture, concentration, ex-- posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized 6 � Wiping cloths: clean, use'restriclod f Food -contact surfaces of pmen n�^�Es tree of abrasives, detergent �� ' �3' Non-food contact surfaces 'u pmen nd ut Is'� ear 2�1 Storage, handling of clean equipmentlutensils �5 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing `2tf No re -use of single service articles 5 40 5 41 1 42 ecwer:f= '28 Sewage and waste water disposal q ;' 57 PI IIMRINC Tnn GT 1L EIeNnWeSHING FACILITIES `31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed A - 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, seif•closing doors, fixtures, good �; 81 �� repair, clean; hand cleanser, senitsry towels/tiswes/hand• drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles , I • Containers or receptacle covers ad tenumber �2 82 Insectlrodent proof, frequency, c can G�,t,�. ,�,5.�,. Outside storage area enclosures properly consWc 1 83 •,;: clean; controlled Incineration I�.ICG/'+T Qnn�NT eNIMAI CONTROL nwa,.vrr �.vv.•...r .......-- -- ----- - '35 Presence olinsects/rodents —outer openings protected, 4. � no birds, turtles, other animals � ° � FLOORS; WALLS &CEILINGS �" Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repair, covering 1{�: 85 1 � Installation, dustless cleaning methods Y �' Wails, calling, attached equipment: constructed, good � � 2 45 ` repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods 7C: 1 47 x 4s 4 49 1 50 2 i' 51 1` 52 53 1 54 2 ; 55 WATER `' •2T Water source, sate: hot 3 cold under pressure 5 56 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75.77 ACTION Yes .. 74-1 1fJ01ess weight of „� i Change.78•C ....... No .............. 2 items violated �.- r � �� Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (80-t) FORM NO. E-40 It3l95) VFNTII eTION ' 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required t - 88 DRESSING ROOMS 4D Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilities clean, located •; i, ', 89 nTutcQ nDGL7eTIt7N� �re,,,�, r _ "1.t,,,..,.,, r ' '~-• ~ 6 f0 '41 Toxic items properly stor abated sad Premises maintain r unnecessary articles, , q2 .(iee.n[1it cleaning.maint nce c U1 I t red. uthor• 1 71 ized personnel A3 Complete separation f m Iivin sleeping quarters. Laundry. 1 72 44 Clean, soiled linen properly.gtored 1 = T3 Received by: name / I�� -•''} '" �� Inspected by: r-'j Est. I.D. [1-10] County Dist. Est. No. Owner Name: Address: _ r , ow-up ....... 2 Complaint ....... 3 Investigation ..... 4 Other ........... 5 ITEM NO. Census Tract 11-13 Sanit.Code 17 14-16 Establishment Name: Yr. Mo. Da Food service Establishment inspection Report, 9ased on an inspection this day, the Items circled below Identity the violatlbns In operations or facilibes whlcl the next routine inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified In writing by the regulatory auth with any time limits for corrections specified In this notice may result in cessation of your Food Service opera{ ITEM WT, COI. NO - FOOD '01 Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5 30 02 Original container; properly labeled i, 31 03 Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements during storage, preparation, display, service transportation 5 32 •04 Facilities to maintain product temperature 4 33 0$ Thermometers provided and conspicuous i". 34 08 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 35 •07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4 38 C18 'Food protection duringettlf'A g preparation, jllaQta� ervice,transportatlon`^"^ 37 09 Handling of food (ice) minimized 2 38 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly sto&6 1 ' 39 PERSONNEL '11 Personnel with infections restricted 8 ; 40 012 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic pracl ML41 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints t - 42 t=nnn t=(]tIIPMENT &UTENSILS Food (ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, 14 tained,Installed , located Non-food contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main 1 1B talned, installed, located 18' Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, 2; 45 Installed, located, operated1. 17 Accurate, ctWmical test kite provided, gauge 1 48 cock ('h" rtm'� stiff / 18 Pro -flushed, scraped, soaked V 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature 2 48 Sanitization rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex-- q ' 49' posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized 21 Wiping cloths: clean, use restricted 1 .., 50 Food -contact surfacespme and utensil ea 2 < 51 l22f�Zirree of abrasives, detergen %[, jt� ' ,y✓ / 13 1 Non-food contact surfaces of ulprfl Lend nsl an '' 52 ` 24 Storage, handling of clean equipment/utensils 1 53 25 SingWservice articles, storage, dispensing 1,: 54 FEE re -use of single service articles 12, 1 55 WATER '27 Water source, safe: hot R told under pressure 5 i 58 FOLLOW-UP RATINGSCORE75-T7 ACTION Yes .......... 74.1 100 less weight of Change.76-C No .............. 2 Items violated *b. Delete .... D 'Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. Remarks on back [Wtj FARM NO. E-40 18/851 SEWAGE WT. •28 Sewage and waste water disposal A 57 TOILET & HANDW'ASHING FACILITIES 1s Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 'let rooms enclosed, seifalosing doors, fixtures, .good •'Z ' 8t air, clyar�r,-ftalRf'T!T>?Ffi3ffY; sanitary towels/Hewes/hand- drying devicS33.3"r6VeA._propec waste receptacle GARBAGE & REFUSE D{SPOSAL GtEntainers or receptacres,wova�raeu�: ,pu uatnuy � 2 8Y sectlrodent proof,freque n Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, i ; 83 clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL s� .� Presence of Insects/rodents — �pemngs pro �' no birds, turtles, other animals / � ��,J„ („�,,,� J FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS�-- �' Floors, constructed, drained, clean, good repair; overt g i 85 Installation, dustless cleating methods Wails, calling, attached equipment: constructed, good 66 repair, clean, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods LIGHTING 3s lighting provided as required,flxtures shielded 1'. 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required i;. 88 DRESSING ROOMS ,` 40` Rooms clean, lockers provided, Facilities clean, located 1 89 •41 Toxic Items properly stored, labeled, used , 8,'; TO Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, 42' cleaning maintenance equipment properly stored. Author 1 '; 7i {zed personnel 43 Complete separation from living/sleeping quarters. Laundry. 72 M; Clean, soiled linen properly stored .i `, 73 Recelted by: name Inspected by: CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS ORDINANCE N0. 06-88 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8, (FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS) OF CHAPTER 6, (HEALTH AND SANITATION) OF THE CITY OF SANGER CODE, ESTABLISHING A MUNICIPAL HEALTH AUTHORITY, ADOPTING RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PROVIDING FOR A SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY, PROVIDING FOR A PERMITTING PROCESS, ESTABLISHING PENALTIES, PROVIDING FOR A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND CREATING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Sanger deems it essential to provide for the inspection and regulation of certain food operations within the corporate limits of the city. SECTION T NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED that Section 8, Chapter 6, (Health and Sanitation) is hereby amended to read as"follows: SECTION 8: FOOD SERVICE ESTABLISHMENTS' A. HEALTH AUTHORITY AND SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITY There is hereby established a City of Sanger Health Authority which shall have the responsibilty to permit and inspect all commercial operations within the corporate limits of the City of Sanger engaged in the business of preparing, manufacturing, storing or dispensing food of all types for human consumption to include but not limited to all restaurants, convenience stores, day care centers, convalescent or rest homes, public and private schools, and individual vendor operations to include mobile and stationary locations. Be EXCEPTIONS The above scope and responsibility is not intended to include nonprofit operations such as church bazaars, community or philanthropic activities, fund raising activities, and other such events not intended for individual gain or profit. C. PERMITS All food operations as defined be required to obtain an annual permit from the City of Sanger a one time application fee per schedule: 1. Application per 100 sq. Fee ft. up to 1000 sq. 1000 sq. ft. or in paragraph (A) above shall health and sanitation Health Authority and pay the following fee - (one time) $50.00 plus $3.00 of display or food service area ft. - all over 1000 sq. ft. $3.00 per fraction thereof. City of Sanger Ordinance # Oh -RR Page 2 2. Annual Permit Fee-$25.00 base plus 3.00 per employee. 3. Day Care Facilities - $25.00 base plus 1.00 per child licensed. D. EXEMPTION All facilities covered under this ordinance at the time of adoption shall be exempt from the application fee and further all facilities covered under this ordinance at time of adoption and having a bona - fide permit issued by the Denton County Health Depart- ment or the State of Texas shall have those permits honored by the Sanger Authority until their respective expiration date. E. RULES ADOPTED The rules and regulations on Food Service Sanitation by the Division of Food and Drugs of the Texas.Depart- ment of Health, as adopted by said Boardoon Novembej.�30, 1977, are hereby adopted as the minimum standards for food service operations within the corporate limits of the City of Sanger, Texas, provided, however, that in said rules the words "municipality of :5/1 M are" shall be understood to refer to the City of Sa Texas, and the words "regulatory authority" shall be understood to refer to the City.of Sanger Health Authority. A copy of the Rules on Food Service Sanitation hereby adopted shall be on file in the office of the city secretary. F. INSPECTIONS Those individuals employed by contract and whom may be employed by contract from time to time by the City of Sanger Health Authority for the purpose of inspecting food service establishments to determine compliance with its rules and regulations regarding food service establishment sanitation are hereby authorized and allowed to conduct inspections of those food service establishments within the City of Sanger, Texas to determine compliance with the rules and regulations of the Texas Department of Health Rules and Food Service Sanitation and are hereby authorized and granted the same powers of enforcement as are stipulated under the rules and regulations of the Texas Department of Health. G. AUTHORITY TO CLOSE FOR INSANITARY CONDITIONS (1) Posting of Notice Whenever the regulatory authority finds any building City of Sanger ordinance If 06-88 Page 3 or place used for the storage, manufacture or sale of food or drink for human consumption, or the methods or practices used therein, to be so filthy or unsanitary as to endanger the public health, it shall be his duty to post a notice of such conditions at the entrance of such buildings or place and to maintain the same until such conditions of practices have been removed or abated. (2) Closing The regulatory authority shall close any building or place described in this section and prevent its use for the storage, manufacture or sale of food or drink for human consumption until such place or building is put in such condition and so used as to eliminate the danger to the public health only after notifying the building official in said city. g. REVIEW OF PLAN5 . The following shall apply when food establishments are remodeled or constructed: (1) Whenever a food establishment is constructed or extensively remodeled and whenever an existing structure is converted to use as a food establish- ment, properly prepared plans and specifications for such construction, remodeling, or conversion shall be submitted to the City of Sanger for review and approval by the regulatory authority before construction, remodeling or conversion is begun. The plans and specifications shall indicate the proposed layout, arrangement, mechnaical plans, and construction materials of work areas, and the type and model of proposed fixed equipment and facilities. The regulatory authority shall approve the plans and specifications if they meet the require- ments of the Rules of Food. Service Sanitation. No food establishment shall be constructed, extensively remodeled, or converted except in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the regulatory authority. (2) Whenever plans and specifications are required to be submitted to the City of Sanger and regulatory authority, the regulatory authority shall inspect the food establishment prior to its beginning operation to determine compliance with the approved plans and specifications and with the requirement of these rules. City of Sanger Ordinance If. 06-88 Page 4 SECTION II All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed.' SECTION III It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council that the sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, and phrases of this Ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or section of this Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs, and sections of this Ordinance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the incorporation in this Ordinance of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or section. SECTION IV Whenever in this Ordinance or the adopted rules and regulations herein, an act is prohibited or is made or declared to be unlawful or an offense or a misdemeanor, or whatever in such Ordinance, the doing of an act is required or the failure to do any act is declared to be unlawful, the violation of any such provision shall be punishable by a fine of not exceeding Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars; provided, however, that no penalty shall be greater or less than the penalty provided for the same or similar. offense under the laws of the State. Each day any violation of this Ordinance shall continue shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION V This Ordinance will take effect immediately from and after its passage and the publication of the caption as the law in such cases provides. I 19 8 8 , PASSED AND APPROVED this / day of by the City Council of the City of Sanger, T xas. APPROVED: ATTEST: �—Mayor Armstrong Ro alie Garcia City Secretary MINUTE ORDCR At ne _ a scheded _rneer ing of the 5ar,yer City Counci 1 held in the Caur,ci 1 Chambers at City Hall, 201 Bolivar Street, the following itery was discussed and/or acted upon by the City Council. 10. Consider and Possible Action on Appointment of Health Sanitarian and Health Sanitarian Fees, Mayor Armstrong stated that actually four (4) have been recommended: Ray Meckel, John Glover, Cindy Barrow (who was intructed to pursue the training and to come back to City Council at some point in time when training is completed if she is still interested), and Jay Pinkston. Mr. Sweeney, a citizen, spoke informing the City Council as a retailer he was present because of this agenda item. He stated that he had a convenience store and -mentioned/ that whenever the County Health Inspector had inspected"his business previously; they had wrote his business up because of a cracked tile by the front door. Mr. Sweeney stated that he is more concerned for inspections to pertain to anything that could be a health hazard. Some examples that he gave was if the the store is kept clean, the food preparation area is clean or whatever that could be a health hazard. Mayor Armstrong made a suggestion that once they hire the gentleman they have him come in and schedule a meeting with all the local retailers to discuss inspections, etc. Discussion continued regarding fees. Motion was made by Carroll McNeill and seconded by Jerry Jenkins that the city hire Jay Pinkston on a month to month basis on a verbal contract, Pilot Point fees at maybe adjusting either way if the need be. Motion carried. 4 ayes and 1 no. Danny McDaniel. I, Rosalie Garcia, City Secretary fcm the City of Sanger, do hereby certify that the above minutes of the described rneeting \ are Wta true and correct account of the proFg.eding held on the day of June q 1j� Given under my hand and seal of the City of Sanger, ,this R05ALIE GARCIA, CT7Y 5kC�2ETAt�Y SECTION 11: UNSAFE BUILDING REGULATIONS A. UNSAFE BUILDINGS AND PREMISES DEFINED Buildings, structures, or premises as hereinafter described shall be deemed to be dilapidated, hazardous, or unfit for human habitation. The term premises shall include all areas surrounding buildings and structures as well as vacant lots, and the term menace to health and safety shall include weeds, underbrush, trash, debris, and personal property of no reasonable value. (1) All buildings or structures that have become deteriorated through natural causes or by damage through exposure to the elements, especially wind, hail, or rain; or damage through fire to the extent that the roof, windows, and doors, or portions of the house, building, or structure which protect from the weather, will no longer reasonably protect from the weather. (2) All buildings or structures which constitute or in which are maintained as fire hazards, such as by containing accumulations of flammable materials, and represent a fire hazard to surrounding property. (3) All buildings or structures which are so struc- turally deteriorated that they are in danger of collapse, or which cannot be expected to with- stand the reasonably anticipated storms. (4) All buildings, structures, or premises permitted to exist to constitute a menace to health or safety, including all conditions conducive to the harbor- ing of rats or mice or other disease carrying animals or insects reasonably calculated to spread disease. Be ABATEMENT OF BUILDINGS OR PREMISES DEFINED AS UNSAFE Buildings or structures described in subsection A here- inbefore shall constitute dilapidated, hazardous, and unfit for human habitation structures and buildings, and are declared to be a hazard to health, safety, and 03 71 welfare of the citizens and are public nuisances and shall be ordered to be vacated, repaired, demolished, or cleaned up. C. BUILDING STANDARDS COMMISSION There is hereby created a building standards commission to be composed of five (5) members, each of whom shall be a resident of the city. They shall be appointed and hold office at the pleasure of a majority of the city council. As near as practical, they shall be aualified in one (1) or more fields of fire prevention, building construction, sanitation, health, and public safety. Such commission may appoint ex officio, nonvoting members to such commission to advise it as it deems necessary. It shall be the duty of the ex officio members of such commission, if any, to inspect all buildings or structures reported to be or believed to be substandard and to present a report of such inspection to the building standards commission, which commission shall, except in cases of emergency, notify the proper party of the intention of the commission to hold its hearing and follow the procedure provided in this section. D. CONDITIONS FOR VACATING, REPAIRING, OR CLEANING UP UNSAFE BUILDINGS OR PREMISES Unsafe buildings, structures, or premises may be ordered to be, and shall be vacated, repaired, demolished, or cleaned up under the following conditions, regulations, and procedures. (1) When it shall come to the notice of the building standards commission that a building or premise in the city is unsafe under the terms of this section, the commission may cite the owner of such building, structure, or premise,or his authorized agent or representative, to appear and show cause why such building should not be declared to be unsafe and why he should not be ordered to vacate, repair, demolish, or clean up such building, structure, or premise. The date of such hearing shall be not less than ten (10) days after citation shall have been made. 72 (2) Such citation may be served by delivery of a copy thereof to the owner or the person in possession or depositing such citation to the address of the owner as shown on the County Appraisal District tax rolls in the U.S. Mail by certifed or regis- tered letter, or if such premises be unoccupied and the ownership unknown, by attaching a copy of such citation in a place of prominance on such building or structure and advertising same by publication thereof in a newspaper of general circulation in the county. (3) Prior to such hearing, a photograph shall be taken and an inspection and appraisal made of such building, structure, or premise which is to be presented as evidence into the record. (4) On the day set in such citation for hearing, hearing shall be had and on the basis of such hearing, the building standards commission shall determine whether or not such building, structure, or premise is unsafe. Upon making a determination that such building, structure, or premise is unsafe, the building standards commission shall issue a request to the city council who may instruct the city attorney to institute a suit within thirty (30) days after determination and failure by the appellant to comply with such decision, in the appropriate court of the state, to show that such structure is a hazard and thereby enforce the action taken by the building standards commission. Upon final judgment by the court that such structure is a hazard, and on a failure of such owner to take steps to remedy same, within thirty (30) days after rendering such final judgment, then the city is authorized to proceed with the necessary repair, vacating, demolishing, or cleaning up of such building, structure, or premise, and the costs of such repair, vacation, demolition, or clean-up shall be a lien charged against the land on which said structure existed, in favor of the city. (5) The owner of any substandard building, structure, or premise, or his authorized representative, may appeal from the decision of the building standards commission by giving notice thereof within ten (10) days from date of the hearing and file with the city secretary a fee of ten dollars ($10.00). Such appeal shall be to the city council, and upon the perfection of appeal, the city council shall set a date for a hearing before it and such appeal shall be by trial de novo. 73 (6) Pending appeal, such orders of the building standards commission as shall require vacation of the alleged unsafe building, structure, or premise or such emergency measures as may have been ordered shall remain in effect, but all other orders of the commission shall be suspended in their operation. E. STANDARDS WHICH MAY BE FOLLOWED IN REPAIRING, VACATING, OR DEMOLISHING The following standards may be followed in substance by the building standards commission in ordering repair, vacation, or demolition. (1) If the unsafe building or structure can reasonably be repaired so that it will no longer be in a condition which is in violation of the terms of this section, it shall be ordered repaired. (2) If the unsafe building or structure isin such condition as to make it dangerous to the health, morals, safety, or general welfare of its occupants, or of the public it shall be ordered to be vacated. (3) If the unsafe building or structure is in such condition that it cannot be reasonably repaired or conformed to the applicable codes, then it shall be demolished. (4) In any case, where an unsafe building or structure is fifty percent (500) damaged or decayed, it shall be demolished, and in all cases where a building cannot be repaired so that its existence will no longer be in violation of the terms of this section, it shall be demolished. F. OWNER'S VOLUNTARY REQUEST FOR DEMOLITION OR CLEAN UP The owner of an unsafe building, structure, or premise as defined herein, may voluntarily execute an agree- ment requesting the demolition of such building or the clean up of such premises. If the building standards commission authorizes said demolition or clean up, then the procedures set forth herein for notice and hearing shall not be required. The building standards commission may authorize the expenditure of public funds for such G. H. demolition and/or clean up if, in its judgment, the same is justified and necessary. DUTY OF CITY ATTORNEY TO ENFORCE ORDERS It shall be the duty of the city of Sanger to enforce the orders commission or the city council, appropriate court of this state, city council. LIABILITY OF CITY UNDER SECTION Neither the city nor any the terms of this section liability by reason of or compliance with the terms attorney of the City of the building standards by filing action in the when so authorized by the authorized agent acting shall be liable or have ders issued or work done of this section. SECTION 12: CURB, GUTTER, DRIVEWAY, AND CULVERT INSTALLATIONS under any in It shall be unlawful for any person to construct, re- construct, or repair any driveway, curb, gutter, or drainage facility in the streets and alleys of the city without first obtaining a permit. To obtain such permit an application must be filed with the city describing the abutting property to which the proposed work on the public property is to be done either by lot, block, or tract and house number, location on the street or similar description which will readily identify and definitely locate the site of proposed work; a description of the proposed work to be performed; and any other pertinent information as shall be required by the city. The fee for such permit shall be two dollars ($2.00) and shall expire if the work authorized therein is not commenced within three (3) .months of the date of the permit. Plans for such work shall be approved by the director of public works prior to issuance of any permit. (Provision for inclusion of section 11 and 12 provided for in ordinance adopting Code) d� Supp. No. 4 Animal Shelters House Bill 2379 passed during the 71st Legislative Session amending article 4477-6b eliminated the exemption of cities with populations of 7$,000 from the requirements of the Animal Shelter Act. The Animal Shelter Act among other things requires cities to: (1) employ a veterinarian at least once a year to inspect the shelter to determine whether it complies with the Act; (2) folio«� specific methods of euthanasia; (3) establish an advisory committee to be established to ensure compliance with the Act. Substandard Buildings House Bill 126$ passed during the 71 st Legislative Session which amended Chapter 214 of the Local Government Code specifically removed the distinction between Type A general law and home rule cities regarding authority to regulate substandard buildings where ordinances setting out minimum standards for buildings have been adopted. Type A cities now have been granted the authority to demolish dangerous buildings in addition to their previous authority to remove those buildings. Cities also now have the authority to require by ordinance the vacation, relocation of occupants, and the securing of substandard buildings in addition to their previous authority to require repair and demolition of substandard buildings. Cities can now authorize the repair of substandard buildings and assess the costs against the property or to assess a civil penalty against the owner for failure to repair, remove, or to demolish the structure. Cities now have to notify any mortgagee and lienholder of record on any property of any actions ordered by a city if the property owner does not comply. Senate Bill 621 also passed during the 71st Legislative Session adding a new section 214.003 to the Local Government Code allows home -rule cities to bring an action in district court against an owner of residential property that is not in compliance with ordinances governing fire protection, structural integrity, zoning, or disposal of refuse (unless the property is a homestead). Senate Bill 498 amending Article 18.0$ of the Code of Criminal Procedure added code enforcement officers as persons to wham search warrants can be issued to for the purpose of allowing the inspection of unsafe building conditions. 1\Tew Municipal Incinerator Rules New federal rules which have been proposed for municipal incinerators could further strain the nation's glutted recycling markets. In December 1989, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued regulations that would require that 2$% of all municipal waste scheduled for burning be separated and disposed of in an alternative way. But experience at the local and state levels have shown that the growing supply of materials cannot be absorbed by recycling markets without a corresponding increase in demand. The EPA regulations seem to address only half of the two part issue of supply and demand. The federal government alone consumes 2% of all the paper used in the U.S. If the federal government would seriously commit itself to buying a significant amount of recycled paper, it would have a very positive impact on the market. This impact could be more if both local and state governments did the same. Despite growing environmental awareness, recycling has increased only 4% in the last 30 years. The proposed regulations could mandate an additional 7% increase by 1993 when 28% of all municipal waste will be incinerated, according to EPA estimates 03``� Governmental Service Agency, Inc. $ TMIS Newsletter CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM #463 TO: Honorable Mayor 8� Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City ManagerIf DATE: March 2, 1990 SUBJECT: Fax Machine - Other Such Matters Under Any Other Such Matters, Staff requests a consensus from the Council to purchase a fax machine from reserve funds. Bath our Consulting City Attorney and City Engineers are located out of town and this would make our dealings with them more convenient and in many cases much faster. The fund transfer would not exceed $1,000 to cover equipment purchase, installation and the balance of the FY telepore charges. Centel quoted $24.60 monthly charge and $23.10 installation. The equipment, fax machine, stand and paper supply would not exceed W25o 000 If approved, the purchase would be 1/2 from General Fund Equipment and I2 from Utility Fund Equipment. The current balances are 6,155.00 and $15,417.00 respectively. 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' '� �'A� 0 TON �F ��IMPACT � FEES �'�'' � {,. i DATE: � ,March��12,.1990: � �:�� . ��` 1 , 1 ;�:► �,;�� .. �{� i ,:'.TIME. `;� �30 p.m. � � , + '. . , ' ,. �' . �.. > � „ � � � {; rLOCATI0IV: ' Town Hal.l� `," I :'<<:I �� y , I � , ,,1r`1 . +21`21 Cross -Timbers Road �� ' � .;1�,NI ,. . { , : ''„t�� Mower Mound, �.,�Texas : � { ,�,� f , The�purpos�of tiie public hearing into consider tt�� adap- tl tion�•� of ;water -and seviier impactfees for the Town` of ,, �Iow�� Mo�n� 'i'he.praposed rl��er.I�pafee is $633�3�� ; and .�he,`proposed, s�v�rer>�aimpaot�#ee is ��1 ��A1.;��,, . 1, I, �;, { .. ; ��Any� member�of the pubii�C has thQ �rig�t to appear�.at .xhe ,; public hearing and present evid�.n,�e,f�r or against the plan, t.: �n� proppsed fees. � . , �r. .� PP� +: a� f � ,� �;. f �,j;.�t �: I :.' � ° ' I � Ulif } `i of 'd. ;, , � i I ;{ �,.�. ,,.. � _ Pr I i ? � 1. C ... `1 i, I, ,± � ,: � f he {; � , 1 !. li' �r4, 2',, Ire'•'. 1��,.�1 \ 1.' � .. :{ I � .i .i Ji �.• �1 ,�.f1 1 �ti 11� r l �� / r. I: 1. �. Wo(IIh, 1 , I I i C l ', , • , Cr"" Z,� �`V��° ; � •, I ,4 1 .� • 11Y G {t• i �I .) at' i• � r .. „ .Ili 1 � 4 ( •li � i ! i�d , � 1 E ` t14 l��i,, � 1 ..if �.� � ..,. .,,{ �. .lit ,:� � sf vl� � ,a S i .. � I I il;i� .. 1 { �' \ I. 1.,F .... .�. ,, ,,. r i,,. ;,, o �; MEMORANDUM #465 T0: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: CITY OF SANGER P. 0. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 70208 Honorable Mayor &Members oft e City Council John Hamilton, City Manager March Z, t890 Regarding Bank Depositories Friday morning, a representative of F. D.I.C. telephoned to foz•mally inform us that 1st. National Bank of Sanger has been taken over and is now a part of Gainesville National Bank. I did place a call to Mr. Rollie Peveto, President of Gainesville National Bank and requested a meeting with him the first of next week. I believe that our total deposits including interest on all long term C. D.'s should be within the total guaranteed of $945,000. As information becomes available to me, I will forward it to you. Friday afternoon, 3/2/90, I visited with Mr. Garland Thornton, the new president of GN8 -Sanger, who assured me all our deposits were safe and stated he looked forward to providing aggressive banking services for the Community. I will meet with Mr. Thornton Tuesday. During our conversation, he stated that our depository contract would be honored. That is good news for us as our C.D. rates are guaranteed at 8% to 8.5%. JH:es (L. Memo) _. _ MEMORANDUM #400 TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: CITY OF SANGER P. 0. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 70260 Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council John Hamilton, City Manager March 2, 1990 Draft Letter The attached form letter has been dratted by Chief Erwin to cover certain violations of the City Code. Please review the letter for content and form. If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know. This form letter has not been approved for use pending Council review. JH:es attachment T0; CERTIFIED N0. It has come to the attention of the City of Sanger that certain health problems located on the property of located in the City of Sanger, are in violation of You are hereby notified that this condition must be corrected within ten (10) days from the date shown on this letter, or before , or the City of Sanger will have condition corrected at your expense, or file a suit against owners of property each day such condition continues to exist. Each offense is subject to a two hundred dollar ($200.00) fine. Should you desire to contest this order, before the City Council of the City of Sanger. writing and delivered or mailed to City Hall (10) day period given. Sincerely, City of Sanger Police Department you may request a hearing Such request must be in prior to expiration of ten CITY OF SANGER P. 0. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM T0: John Hamilton, City Manager �/ FROM: Chuck Tucker, Supt. of Public Wor s DATE: March 5, 1990 SUBJECT: New Flow Meter Readings Mon., Feb. 19th Feb. 20th Feb. 21st Feb. 22nd Feb. 23rd Feb. 24th Feb. 25th Feb. 26th Feb. 27th Feb. 28th AUG. CT:es DAILY FLOW X 1000 .133 133 .133 .154 .189 .189 .189 .227 .215 .348 2" RATNFALL MONTHLY REPORT SANGER PUBLIC LIBRARY JANUARY 1990 ACTIVITIES Submitted by Victoria Elieson HIGHLIGHTS: Tina Parramore has had to quit because of her health. We need another Green Thumb worker, Olivia and Paul Miller have moved, and she has resigned from the Library .Board. They donated to the library about 80 books that were published between 1984 and 1988. ADMINIS'PL2ATION: Applied for the J. Frank Dobie award, a grant for buying books. Meetings attended: Sanger Library Adult Volunteers, Etc., 2./5, Sanger Sanger Library Board, 2/12, Sanger COLLEC`I'I ON Finished weeding old paperbacks, keeping only those in good condition. PROGRAMS: February's Story Time theme was music. On the last Tuesday, Kathy McIntire and Dave Elieson visited. She played an autoharp, and he played a tenor guitar. SPECI AL PROJECTS: Jerry Jenkins installed a fire extinguisher in the front closet. Ordered films for next summer's Story Times. Filled many interlibrary loan requests this month. FEBRUARY STATISTICS Feb 89 Feb 90 BORROWER CARDS: Last month 1,073 101294 New cards 25 41 Cards withdrawn 0 4 Cards reactivated 1 2 TOTAL 11099 11333 C I RCULA'PI ON Adult nonfiction 198 202 Adult fiction 37 50 Junior fiction 38 35 Ch.i.ld's nonfiction 83 126 Child's fiction 438 455 Paperback fiction 123 106 Magazines 11 13 Crystal 1 .0 Videos 160 89 Cassette players 9 2 Tax forms 0 5 TOTAL 11048 11083 PATRON VISITS: 398 481 (gettinq books? 295 339 PROGRAMS: Number of programs 4 4 Total attendance 60 42 VOLUNZ'L)i:RS Number of adults 7 5 Number of juniors 0 1 Total hours 18 20 COLLECTION: Last month 10,703 10,472 Books added 50 75 Books withdrawn 72 98 TOTAL 10,681 10,449 REVENUE. Overdue fines $22.20 $35.55 ILL postage 0.87 9.11 Book sale 4.00 Donations 0.15 Miscellaneous 1.90 TOTAL $29.12 $44.66 Cie Sanger City Council authorizes funds to repair, renovate cYty's library Hy Elaine Schad t urrc aIrundeut Sanger -- The Sanger City Council last We autl►orized the expenditure of $3,000 for repairs and renovation to the city's library. City crews will tear off four layers of shingles and replace the old roof on the building at an estimated cost of $1,300. About $600 will be paid to scrape the old paint off the building to ready it for repainting. Also, an old conference table will be replaced with fuur new chairs, addi- tional landscaping will be done and another window air conditioning unit will be added. Insulation already has been added to the library and tht; building's lighting has been upgraded, officials said. The money for the improvements will be taken from a $5,000 reserve fund that has IxZen set aside fur the library, said City Administrator John Hamilton. The city is seeking a grant for the possible construction of a new library, but that may be at least several years away, so the repairs are being; com- pleted to keep the present library functional and to prevent deterioration, Hamilton said.