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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023-4-1 - 100 Bidwell Road - Food Inspection ReportConnecticut Department of Public Health EHS-108 Rev 2/16123 Risk Category: Food Establishment Inspection Report Page 1 of� Establishment type: Permanent TemporaryMop le Other Date: Address ltA� Town/City� � DPH � ` at r AMM- M Time InmtEstablishmentZ, M LHD-LOD tZ - Purpose of Inspection: Routine Pre -op Reinspection Other - Permit Holder FOODBORNE ILLNESS RISK FACTORS AND PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS Risk factors are important practices or procedures identified as the most prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury. Interventions are control measures to prevent foodborne illness or injury Mark designated compliance status (IN, OUT, NIA, N/O) for each numbered item IN=in compliance OUT=not in compliance N/A=not applicable NIO=not observed P=Priority item Pf=Priority foundation item C=Core item V=violation type Mark in appropriate box for COS andloi R COS=corrected on -site during inspection R=repeat violation IA�3. Supervision v COS R I OUT NIA Protection from Contamination v COS R 1 Person/Alternate Person in charge present, demonstrates knowledge and performs duties Certifled Food Protection Manager for Classes 2, & 4 Pf C O O O 15 r O rJ Food separated and.protected P/C O O 16 CD O Food -contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized P/Pf/C O O 2 O 17 O Proper disposition of returned, previouslyP served, reconditioned, and unsafe food O FD Employo Health Management, food employee and conditional employee; O knowledge, responsibilities and reporting P/PF19 O Proper use of restriction and exclusion P Time/Temperature Control for Safety 3 18 O O O Proper cooking time and temperatures P/Pf/C O O O O CD - Pro er reheatin procedures for hot holdingP O O 4 r 20 O O O Pro er coolin time and tem eratures P O OWritten procedures for responding to vomiting and events Pf MCD1 21 O O O Pro 8r hot holdin to ratures P O Odiarrheal 22 O O Pro er cold holdin temperatures P O OGood H ienic Practices CD O Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco products use P/C 23 O O O Pro er date markin and dis osition P/Pf O O6 O O O r O Time as a public health control: procedures2q and records PIPE/C O O_7 O O )[N❑ dischar a from a es. nose. and mouth C Preventing Cortamine0on by Hands O _ Hands clean and properly washed J P/Pf Consumer Advisory 8 �� Q J 25 O O Consumer advisory provided: raw/undercooked food PF O O 9 CD No bare hand contact with RTE food or a P/Pf/C pre -approved alternative procedure properly followed O O HI ![ Susceptible Po utatt ri: 26 O O Pasteurized foods used; prohibited foods not offered P/C O O 10 O Adequate handwashing sinks, property supplledfaccessible Pf/C O C3 Food/Color Additives and Toxic Substances 11 12 ApMved Source O Food obtained from approved source P/Pf/C C1 O O t� _ )Food received at ref er tem eratpro. P/Pf CD(D 27 IC-)l CD JCJ Food additives: ap2roved and properly used P O O 28 CD O Toxic substances properly identified, stored & used P/PfIC O O 13 r' 14 O : CD71l C-)P/Pf/C in good condition. safe, and unadulterated PIP, Required records available: molluscan shellfish identification, parasite destruction O CD Conformance with Approved Procedures O G 29 O O Compliance with variance/specialized P/Pf/C rocess/ROP criteria/HACCP Plan O 'O GOOD RETAIL PRACTICES _ Good Retail Practices are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods. Mark OUT if numbered item is not in compliance V=violation type Mark in appropriate box for COS and/or R COS=corrected on -site during inspection R=repeat violation Safe Food and Water v CoskR OUT Pro er Use of Utensils v cos R Pasteurized s used where re. uired ._ and ice from approved source A�3ftter P P/Pf/C O CD 43 OIn-use utensils: rd stored C O O 44 O Utensils/equlpmentllincrns: pfoperly stored, dried, & handled Pf/C O OVariance obtained for specialized processing methods Pf O Food Temperature Control 45 O Single-use/single-service articles: properly stored & used P/C O O 46 O Gloves used properly C O G 33 O 3a Proper cooling methods used; adequate equipment for temperature control_ _ O « C=r Plant food properly cooked for hot holding Pf/C CD O Utensils and Equipment 47 CDproperly Food and non-food contact surfaces cleanable, des Red, constructed, and used P/Pf/C O O Pf O O 35 O C>-Approved thawing methods used Pf/C O O 48 r�-') Warewashing facilities: installed, maintained and used; Pf/C cleanIng agents, sanitlzers and test strl s available O O 36 O Thermometers provided and accurate Pf/C O O Food Identification 49 Cr Non-food contact surfaces clean C O O _ 371 CD I Food properlylabeled;.original container Pf/C O O Physical Facilities Prevention of Food Cpntorhination 50 and cold water available; ade uate pressure PfO OO Instacts, rodents, and animals not resent I Pf/C O C 51 umbin installed; ra er backflow devices P/Pf/C � G39 O Contamination prevented during food preparation, storage & dlaplay P/Pf/C O C 52 ewa a and waste water pr9p dis Used . P/Pf/C O O40 �, Personal cleanliness Pf/C O C) 53 jC—:D..ot oilet facilities: ro rl constructed, supplied, & clean Pf/C tom}41 O_ Wipin clg oths. � early sett and stored C O C� 54 art7age and refuse pro etlydls osed: facilities maintained C O O42 O Mshln fruits and.ve tables P/Pf/C O CD 55 hVical facilities installed, maintained, and clean P/Pf/C O O56 Permit Holder shall notify custn rs that a c of the [recent inspection report is available. C,Adequate ventilation and lighting; designated areas used C O O O'Natural rubber latex gloves not used per CGS gi9a-36f Person in Charge (Signature ` Date Violations documented Date corrections due # Priority item Vlolations Person in Charge Printed _ priori Foundation Item Violations Core Item Violations ^� Inspector (Signature) Date L Y Risk Factor/Public Health intervention Violations — Repeat fZlsk Factorftbiic Health Intervention Vlolatlprls Good Retail Practices Violations Inspector Printed c Rs ulres Reins station - check box If ou intend. to reins ect Appeal: The owner or operator o a food establishment aggrieved by this order to correct any inspection violation identified by the food inspector or to hold, destroy, or dispose of unsafe food, may appeal such order to the Director of Health, not later than forty-eight hours after issuance of such order, 410 Capitol Avenue MS#11FDP 1 st -White: Health Department Hartford, CT 06134 2nd - Yellow: Owner/Operator/Person in Charge Food Establishment Inspection Report Page Z of Z- LHD Establishment Inspection Report Continuation Sheet Town Date. jt2-3 T_EM_P_ERATURE OBSERVATIONS Temp Item/Location/Process T Temp Item/Location/Process Item/Location/Process Temp _ OBSERVATIONS AND CORRECTIVE_ ACTIONS Vtolsittons cited in this report must be corrected within the time frames below, or as stated In sections 8-405.11 & 8-406A 1 of the food code. CJ1- Item Number 3 ti Person in Charge Si natur Inspector Si nature AN Date Date r Distribution: 1 st - White - Health Department 2nd - Yellow - Owner/Operator/Person in Charge