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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2023-9-28 - 1049 John Fitch Boulevard - Food Inspection ReportConnecticut Department of Public Health rHs108 R-211623 Risk Category: 3 Food Establishment Inspection Report Page 1 of Establishment type: rmane Temporary Mobile Other Date: c 12 y� Establishment 1f'� �' 1 ~ DPH r � �H Time In ! /S AM/ Time Out AMIPM jrgC Address IvA-1 ^n^'Fl�}f� USA JO Town/Cityf St ' U `�sV_ C 1 tiny Permit Holder �1u�f/i I I LHD Ul Purpose of Inspection: Routine Pre -op I Reinspection Other t,.<+'rl+d+}'r FOODBORNE ILLNESS RISK FACTORS AND PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS Risk factors are important practices or procedures identified as the mosf prevalent contnbL6V factors of foodborne Amass or injury. Interventions are conhol measures to prevent foodbome Ahess or injury. Mark designated compliance status (IN, OUT, NIA, WO) for each numbered item IN=in compliance OUT=not in compliance NIA=not applicable WO=not observed P=Priority item Pf--Priority foundation item C=Core item V=violation type Markin appropriate box for COS and/or R COS=corrected on -site during inspection R=repeat violation iN Supervision v cos O R a1 0 WA NO Protection from Contamination v Cos R 1 Person/Altemale Person in charge present, demonstrates knowledge and performs duties CD C) Food separated and protected P O 16 O C) Food -contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized P/Pf/C C7 O 2:9AfCertified Food Protection Manager for Classes 2, 3, & 4 C O CD 17 O Proper disposition of returned, previously served, reconditioned, and unsafe food P O Employee Health Timerrem . rature Control for Safilty3 4 � Managerrianl, food employee and conditional employee; JCD:) responsibilities and rti Pro r use of restriction and exclusion Women procedures for responding to vomiting and events P/Pf CD18 C:)C-) C) Proper cookie time and tern ratures P/Pf/C O Oknowledge, 19 CDC� C7 Pro reheatin rocedures for hot ho€dkn P O CD. 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Pf CDC7 C) O CD C� CD O C7 C.)Pro P r coolie time and tern tures r hot holdi temperatures O O5 C-)diarrheal O O O Proper cold holding te!nperatures C7 Good Hienic Practices 3 _ c-D Cr O Proper date marlin and disposition PIPE O O 6 7� O OIff CD O Proper eating, lasting, drinking, or tobacco products use No discharge from eyes. nose, and mouth P/C O C] 24 O O C7 Time as a public health control: procedures and records P/Pf/C O O C O Praverr#M Contamination by Hands G C O Hands clean and rorl washed _ _ P/Pf O O O O O No bare hand contact with RTE Food or a PADC pre -approved alternative procedure proper! followed k10 Consumer Advisory 25 C� C� Consumer advisory provided raw/undercooked food Pf O C7 Hi hl Susceptible Population 26 C--) O Pasteurized foods used; prohimed foods not offered P/C cDO FoodfColor Additives and Toxic Substances O Adequate handwashing sinks, suppkedlaomsslble Pf/c C>C> Approved Source 11 (D Food obtained from approved source P/PHC C) Q 12 �_D_ O O Food received at proper temperature P/Pf C3 C-) 13 _ O Food in good condition, safe, and unadulterated P/Pf Q C? Required records available: molluscan shellfish 14 CD C:)t 7 identification, parasite destruction PIPf/C O �_"� 27 01 O Food additives: approved and properly used P O O 28 O Q Toxic substances properly identified, stored &used WPM-. O O Conformance with Approved Procedures 29 C] C:)focess/ROP Compliance with variancelspecialixed criteria/HACCP Plan PtPf1C O r7 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 O WA NO Safe Food and Water 30 O 65teurized�e r�s used where_ required 31 O Water and ice from approved source v P cos O Rr46 GUT Proper Use of Utensils v w R O In -use utensils: properly stored O P/Pf/C O O C7 Utensils/equipmentninens: property stored. dried. & handled Pf/C O Q 32 O O Variance obtained for specialized rocessin rnethods Pf O O O Single uselsingle service articles: properly stored & used P/C O O Food Tem rab re Control O Gloves used properly C O O �33�((CDD per cooling methods used; adequate equipment for perature control �C�IJPI'-nt P(CD) food properly cooker! far hot holding PF/C O C7 Utensils and Equipment 47 Food O properly and non-food contact surfaces cleanable, designed. constructed, and used P/Pf/C O Q Pf O c� 35 O O r�> Approved thawing methods used Pf/C O 1 O 36 CD Thermometers provided and accurate Pf/C O C7 Food Identification 37 [C:) Food property labeled; original container Pf/COO 48 Warewashing C� cleaning facilities: installed, maintained and used; agents, sanitizers, and test strips available PI /C C:) O 49 O Non-food contact surfaces dean C O 1 i Physical Facilities 50 O Hot and cold water available; adequate pressure Pf O O 51 C] Plumbing installed;. proper backfiow devices P/Pf/C U Prevention of food Contamination Insects, rodents, and animals not present Pf O Contamination prevented during food preparation, storage & display PIPE O O 52 O Sewage and waste water properly disposed P/Pf/C O O 40 41 O Personal cleanliness Pf/C (D O C). O 53 C7 Toilet facilities: properly constructed, supplied. & clean PF/C O O O Wiping cloths: property used and stored C Washin fruits and v etables P/Pf/C 54 O Garbage and refuse property disposed; facilities maintained C O O. 42 105 O O 55 O Ph ical facilities Installed, maintained, and Clean P/Pf/C O CD Permit Holder shall ratify customers t a m inspection report is a 11awa. 56 O uate ventilation and lighting; designate' areas used C O CD O I Notura€ rubber latex gloves not used per CGS § 1ga-36r Person in Cha (Signatu Date Violations documented Date corrections due # Priority Item Violations Parson in Charge Printed Priority Foundation Item Violations Core #ternViolations _... - - f t71� j - - �/ 3 Inspector (Signature) [. Date � I2 Risk FactorlPublic Health Intervention Via aliens Repeat Risk FactorlPublic Flea Intervention Violations Good Retail Practices Violations Inspector Printed lwrr1 Requires Reins Lion - checlt box if you intend to reins Appeal: The owner or operator of a Id6d 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 arder. [QN/?3 410 Capitol Avenue MS#11 FDP 1st - White: Health Department Hartford, CT 06134 2nd - Yellow: Owner/Operator/Person in Charge Food Establishment Insoection Report Page of LHD 3y+Af'�l 101 Establishment I' � Inspection Report Continuation Sheet CC Town 1 UW4>r Date TEMPERATURE OBSERVATIONS Item)LocatlonlProe"p Temp ItemlLocation/Process Temp Item/Location/Process Tamp r 0 ,.) - -qe ud - arr -rkt t: U,, G 3' F ker) Cl--11 �11 'Sly rt - s ? 135 f l�� G 135F 0,.,d.,�, g, _ 0 oP, 41F h0YF I I Cu �IW' - - �l OU-1 (VA MF - -r OBSERVATIONS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIO Item Violations cited in this report must be corrected within the time frames below, or as stated in sections 8-405.11 & 8-406.11 of the food code. 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