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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFood Service Establishment Correspondenc (4) tC•NN SE4 Tlov� aleslau� V&UZ61at C � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE• SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 ox.co TELEPHONE(860) 644-2511 NOTICE OF VIOLATION April 1,2016 Campion's Campion Giannelli 465 Buckland Road South. Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Campion's Pizza,465 Buckland Road, South Windsor,CT 06014 Dear Mr. Giannelli, You are hereby notified of the existence of a Public Health Code violation upon the premises owned by you or under our charge, located at 465 Buckland Road,in the Town of South Windsor, Connecticut and is described as follows: During our site inspection conducted on March 31,2016, our office made the following . observations: a. Several temperature violations throughout the kitchen. b. No sanitizer detectable in the dish machine. c. Grease trap not plugged in or operational. d. Lack of hand washing. Most of these items have been observed over the course of several routine inspections. The August 26,2013,December 18, 2013, August 1, 2014,and March 3, 2015 inspections demonstrate your establishment's failure to maintain sanitary conditions and proper food handling procedures. LAW VIOLATIONS: Section 19-13-B42 of the CT Public Health Code AUTHORITY: Sections 19a-206, 19a-207, &19a-244 of the CT General Statutes PENALTY: Sections 19a-36, 19a-206, & 19a-230 of the CT General Statutes APPEAL: Section 19a-229 of the CT General Statutes (see enclosed) By the authority of the Town of South Windsor, it is hereby ordered that this retail food service establishment correct the noted violations within two (2)weeks from receipt of this order. The following corrective actions shall be taken immediately: 1. All refrigeration must be operational and capable of cooling/cold holding food items stored inside. 2. The dish machine must have detectable sanitizer in the final rinse. 3. The grease trap must be completely operational. 4. Proper hand washing must-be demonstrated during all visits to establishment. PLEASE NOTE: Ensure contact to all other relevant Town Department is made to secure all necessary applicable Iicenses and permits. Gerald Schwartz,M.D. Director of Health Certified Mail#7011 1570 0000 6332 6556 Failure to comply with this order may result in closure of your food service establishment. RIGHT OF APPEAL: Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 19a-229 states"Any person aggrieved by an order issued by a town,city or borough director of health may appeal to the Commissioner of Public Health not later than three business days after the date of such person's receipt of such order, who shall thereupon immediately notify the authority from whose order the appeal was taken, and examine into the merits of such case,and may vacate modify, or affirm such order." There are two ways to appeal this order;both methods require action not later than three business days after you receive the order. (1) You may appeal the order by delivering your written appeal to the Department not later than three business days after you receive the order. You may deliver it to the Department either in person or by facsimile. The Department's address and facsimile number are: Department of Public Health Public Health Hearing Office 410 Capitol Avenue MS 13 PHO P.O.Box 340308 Hartford,CT 06134-0308 Facsimile: (860)509-7553 If you chose this method of appeal,you need do nothing more to perfect your appeal, unless instructed otherwise by the Department. (2) You may also appeal the order by calling the Department not later than three business days after receipt of the order at one of the following numbers: (860)509-7648 or(888) 891-9177'. It is sufficienfto leave a message with your name,number and a description of the order you are appealing. If you appeal the order by calling one of the telephone numbers listed above,the telephone call must be followed up with a written notice of appeal that must be received by the Department within ten days of the telephonic notice. PLEASE NOTE: It is not sufficient that the written notification be postmarked within ten days. It must be received by the department within ten days. Delays caused by the Post Office will not excuse failure to comply with this requirement. The written notice of appeal following the telephonic notice may be delivered to the Department in person,by facsimile,or by first class or certified mail. The Department's _ address and facsimile number are provided above. If you chose to send the written notice of appeal by first class mail or certified mail,please use the address provided below. Department of Public Health Public Health Hearing Office 410 Capitol Avenue MS 13 PHO P.O.Box 340308 Hartford,CT 06134-0308 The Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies provide: Sec. 19a-9-8: Date due when due date falls on a date the department is closed. If the last day of any statutory or regulatory time frame falls on a day on which the department is closed,any paper may be filed or any required action may be taken on the next business day the department is open. Such filing or action shall be deemed to have the same legal effect as if done prior to the expiration of the time frame. Sec. 19a-9-14: Appeals of orders issued by a town,city,borough, or district director of health. [Subsections(a),(c),(d),(e)and(i)] (a) Any person aggrieved by an order issued by a local director of health may appeal said order to the commissioner. (c) The notice of appeal shall state: (1) the name,address,and telephone number of the person claiming to be aggrieved; (2) the name of the issuing authority; (3) the way in which the order adversely affects the person claiming to be aggrieved; (4) the order being appealed; and (5) the grounds for appeal. (d) Telephonic notice of appeal to.the office of the commissioner shall be satisfactory as the initial notice of appeal,provided written notice of appeal from the.person claiming to.be aggrieved is received by the department within ten(10)days of the telephonic notice. (e) An appeal from an order issued by a town,city,borough, or district director of health shall be a de novo proceeding in accordance with the regulations governing contested cases as set forth in sections 19a-9-1 through 19a-9-29 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.. (f) Any order issued by a town,city,borough,or district director of health shall include a notice of the right to appeal which shall indicate the name and telephone number of the commissioner or the commissioner's designee, and shall be accompanied by copies of sections 19a-9-8 and 19a-9-14 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies.