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`'1 FOOD VICE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Regular 1 ting January 19, 1993
6
�,' �. Administrative Conference Room
FEB 1993 1'1 Corpus Christi-Nueces County Health. Department
City Oi l REQ.° 'III
COrpUEMBERSPERESENT`: I
4!�I� D. W. Haven, Chairman; Jack Bell; Fred Kuddes;
Christi,P, OFFICE,F„ 0 ,-f Method Snapka; Melody Cooper
%10410~9WEMBERS ABSENT: Robert Ard
`STAFF PRESENT: Dr. Sisley; Leon Decker j
GUESTS PRESENT: None
CALL TO ORDER: By Mr. Haven at 2:35 p.m. Minutes of November 1992 meeting
approved.
ATTENDANCE REVIEW: Mr. Ard asked to be excused today. Motion approved to
excuse Mr. Ard from today's meeting. All in good standing. Vacancy on this
committee for a food industry member still exists.
DIRECTORS REPORT: Dr. Sisley informed Members that Advisory Committees will
need to be specific about agenda items and what is brought up at their
meetings. The City Manager has not presented Smoking Ordinance changes to
the City Council yet; the changes are essentially what this committee
requested. It is unknown what impact the recent government report on second
hand smoke will have on the Smoking Ordinance. Environmental Health's City
budget is $245,847; their County budget is less easily defined. County
activities require (2) inspectors who also do City inspections. No County
revenue is produced. Food Manager Permit's have decreased, probably due to
managers not obtaining permits until actually needed now that a fee is
required. Inspectors' emphasis on the importance of food temperatures has
reduced violations by 33%. ' The nature of complaints was discussed. Mr.
Decker explained details of the following report:
1992 Food Protection Activity Report:
Permits Issued Regular Inspections
•Food Service Establishments 1,245 •Food Service Establishments 4,938
•Retail Food Stores 250 •Retail Food Stores 715
•Frozen Dessert Machines 95 -Frozen Dessert Machines 371
•Mobile Food Vending Units 94 •Mobile Food Vending Units 109
-Temporary Food Service 317 •Temporary Food Service 453
•Food Manager Permits ' 591
•Food Handler Permits 11,944
Complaint Investigations Revenue From Permits
•Food Service Establishments 630 •Food Service Establishments 149, 003
•Smoking Ordinance 10 •Retail Food Stores 18,750
Inspection Score Summary •Frozen Dessert Machine 5,700
Score Percent Inspections -Mobile Vending Units 7, 050
•90-100 66% •Temporary Food Service 7,925
•80-89 20% •Food Managers 2,955
.70-79 13% •Food Handlers 59,720
•Below 70% 1% TOTAL $251, 003
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Mr. Haven gave Members a copy of his 1992 Annual Report
of this Committee's Activities. Mr. Kuddes will speak with a restaurateur
about membership on this committee. Members agreed to change March meeting
to 4th Tuesday as the 3rd week of March is spring break, a busy time for food
establishments. SCANNEDAUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: None
ADJOURNMENT: At 3 : 05 p.m. Next meeting 3-23-93 at 2:30 p.m.