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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2014 Bd of Health Agendas & Minutes AGENDA ELGIN BOARD OF HEALTH JANUARY 13, 2014 7:30 P.M. MEETING ROOM North Wing—Community Development Conference Room * * * * * * 1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER 2. APPROVE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 14, 2013 MEETING. 3. REVIEW FOURTH QUARTER REPORT. 4. REVIEW YEAREND REPORT. 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS. 6. MISCELLANEOUS. 7. ADJOURNMENT. HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER 2013 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 27 250 254 REINSPECTIONS 8 149 126 AVERAGE SCORE 86 87.6 87 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.6 0.6 0.5 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 29 242 242 REINSPECTIONS 15 115 84 AVERAGE SCORE 98.7 94.1 94 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.1 0.3 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 5 69 68 REINSPECTIONS 0 19 24 AVERAGE SCORE 98.8 94.5 93.8 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0 0.3 0.4 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. 0 52 37 TEMPORARY EST. 16 66 59 PLANS REVIEWED 2 9 15 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 94 121 REINSPECTIONS 0 14 19 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 0 54 50 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 27 46 39 MASSAGE INSPECTIONS 0 2 0 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 8 1 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 1 13 26 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 104 896 897 REINSPECTIONS 23 298 253 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES Licensed St. Joseph School cafeteria; The Larkin Centers on Larkin Avenue and Sports Way closed; Conducted a site visit of the Dream Kitchen with Environmental Health directors from Kane and McHenry Counties; Attended a Kane County Health Department accreditation meeting, and a Board of Health meeting; Discarded approximately 5 pounds of food from The Gold Corral due to temperature violations; Jim Bobs BBQ on Wheels was fined $500 for operating an unlicensed catering operation in Elgin HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER 2013 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 1 13 20 REINSPECTIONS 0 1 2 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 7 66 56 REINSPECTIONS 4 58 55 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 9 4 REINSPECTIONS 0 12 6 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS_ 0 0 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 7 3 REINSPECTIONS 1 4 8 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 42 14 REINSPECTIONS 3 32 14 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 3 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 1 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 2 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 11 9 REINSPECTIONS 0 21 18 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 11 158 111 REINSPECTIONS 7 129 104 HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR NOVEMBER 2013 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 29 279 278 REINSPECTIONS 12 161 136 AVERAGE SCORE 84.8 87.3 87 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.2 0.6 0.5 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 2 244 248 REINSPECTIONS 4 119 87 AVERAGE SCORE 93 94.1 94 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 1.5 0.3 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 69 72 REINSPECTIONS 0 19 26 AVERAGE SCORE 0 94.5 93.9 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0 0.3 0.4 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. 0 52 37 TEMPORARY EST. 0 66 60 PLANS REVIEWED 2 11 17 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 94 122 REINSPECTIONS 0 14 19 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 0 54 50 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 10 56 52 MASSAGE INSPECTIONS 0 2 0 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 8 1 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 9 22 27 TOTALS _ INITIAL INSPECTIONS 50 946 947 • REINSPECTIONS 16 313 268 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES Opened Elgin Sports Center concession stand, and Wing Stop; Rogues, and Summit School Daycare closed; Burger King on South Randall Road was fined $350 for failing to provide grout to their kitchen floor after 7 inspections; The business owner and building owner of La Casa de Pollo Asado were each fined $50 for failing to obtain permits to correct plumbing violations HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR NOVEM BER 2013 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 0 13 22 REINSPECTIONS 0 1 3 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 3 69 60 REINSPECTIONS 2 60 56 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 9 4 REINSPECTIONS 4 16 6 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 2 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 7 3 REINSPECTIONS 0 4 9 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 42 14 REINSPECTIONS 0 32 15 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 3 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 1 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 2 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 11 10 REINSPECTIONS 0 21 19 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 4 156 118 REINSPECTIONS 6 135 109 HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR DECEMBER 2013 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 17 296 282 REINSPECTIONS 21 182 143 AVERAGE SCORE 85.6 87.2 87 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.4 0.6 0.5 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 3 247 249 REINSPECTIONS 5 124 90 AVERAGE SCORE 94.3 94.1 94 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.3 0.3 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 3 72 72 REINSPECTIONS 4 23 27 AVERAGE SCORE 96.3 94.6 93.9 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.6 0.3 0.4 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. 0 52 37 TEMPORARY EST. 0 66 61 PLANS REVIEWED 3 14 18 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 94 122 REINSPECTIONS 0 14 19 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 0 54 50 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 10 66 52 MASSAGE INSPECTIONS 0 2 0 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 8 5 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 1 23 28 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 34 980 958 REINSPECTIONS 30 343 279 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES D Hangout Bar and Grill, Dollar Tree on North McLean, and Big D's Snack Shop opened; Ravenheart Coffee closed; Dulce Vida Bakery reopened as City Life Bakery; Alexanders Restaurant reopened after an extensive remodeling HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR DECEMBER 2013 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 1 14 22 REINSPECTIONS 1 2 3 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 70 64 REINSPECTIONS 1 61 62 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 9 4 REINSPECTIONS 3 19 6 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 2 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 7 3 REINSPECTIONS 0 4 10 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 42 14 REINSPECTIONS 0 32 15 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 3 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 1 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 2 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 2 13 10 REINSPECTIONS 0 21 19 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 4 160 122 REINSPECTIONS 5 140 116 MEMORANDUM DATE: January 3, 2014 TO: Board of Health Members Marc Mylott, Community Development Director FROM: Brad Bohner, Public Health Coordinator RE: Public Health Division 2013 Year End Report The Public Health Division of the Community Development Group currently licenses and inspects 396 food handling establishments in Elgin, more than twice as many establishments as twenty years ago. The Public Health Coordinator and sanitarian conducted 944 sanitary inspections, 131 complaint investigations, and 16 food borne illness investigations of these establishments in 2013. The increase of over 130 food handling establishments since 2000 is attributed to retail development in Elgin, as well as the licensing of soup kettle kitchens, school cafeterias, and daycare centers. A food handling license is required for all food service establishments and retail food stores. This includes full service restaurants, fast food restaurants, catering operations, school cafeterias, nursing home kitchen facilities, daycare centers, workplace cafeterias, grocery stores, bakeries, meat markets, taverns and convenience stores. Each establishment is assigned a category of high, moderate or low relative risk of causing a food borne illness, and inspection frequencies are assigned accordingly. High risk establishments are inspected at least two or three times per year. In general, full service restaurants, nursing homes, and catering operations are classified as relatively high risk because their food is usually either cooked, cooled and reheated for later use; prepared for off- site service (e.g. catering); prepared hot or cold and held more than 12 hours in advance of service; prepared requiring complex or extensive handling; or served to immunocompromised individuals. Moderate risk establishments are normally inspected annually. Fast food facilities, grocery stores, bakeries, meat markets, and convenience stores are generally designated as moderate risk since they serve food that is held for short periods of time, or with no cooling and reheating. Low risk establishments have a relatively low risk of causing food-borne illness and are inspected annually. Taverns, liquor stores, and retail food stores selling only prepackaged foods are examples of low risk establishments. Page 2 Public Health Division 2013 Year End Report LICENSED ELGIN FOOD HANDLING 450 ESTABLISHMENTS 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 cA 4) 00 \oi0'b oil OO O,' 01' 0'5 Ob' 0� 03 0\ 01) 00) y0 ,y'y .y'L ,.5 ti� ti� 0 ti� ti� "V 'V 'V 'V ,y0 'V ,LO ,LO 'V 'V 1, ,LO 'V 'V 1, The Public Health Division issued a total of 118 temporary and seasonal food licenses the past year. Temporary food licenses are food service establishments that operate at a fixed location for less than 14 consecutive days in conjunction with a single event or celebration. Seasonal food licenses are issued to businesses with multiple temporary events within the City. The increase in temporary food licenses is due to the growth in the number of festivals, farmers markets, and other special events that sell food. Each establishment is inspected and approved before it is allowed to sell food to the public. ELGIN SEASONAL AND TEMPORARY FOOD LICENSES 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 rn o N m Ln to N CO CT 0 N m v in O N co of 0 e-+ N m CO CT CT rn 01 rn o, a, o, of 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 rn C C C. rn C rn m C rn C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e-1 e1 e1 e1 ei ei e1 N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Page 3 Public Health Division 2013 Year End Report The Public Health Division licensed 54 scavenger trucks in 2013. The number of annual issued licenses issued has steadily increased with the number of businesses requiring waste removal in Elgin. Scavenger trucks are vehicles that haul, collect, or dispose of garbage, trash, ashes, animal, human or vegetable refuse, or offal within the City limits. Trucks are inspected annually for proof of title, proof of liability and property damage insurance, a valid license plate, a valid state or federal safety number, and safety and sanitation concerns. The Public Health Division also conducted 108 inspections of public swimming facilities in 2013. Public swimming pools are pools within the City open to the public and include swimming pools operated by the City of Elgin, hotels, schools, apartment complexes, and townhouse or homeowner associations. Swimming pools are inspected at least biannually, and water samples are taken annually at each pool and tested for coliform bacteria. The number of licensed swimming facilities has increased by almost 30% since 2000. Since 2003, the Health Division has also inspected public spas to ensure they met Illinois Department of Public Health requirements, which has increased the time spent at several swimming facilities. The Public Health Division conducted 23 daycare center and 8 group home inspections in 2013. Daycare centers are facilities that provide childcare for less than 24 hours per day for more than 3 children in a facility that is not a home. Group homes are child care facilities which provide care for up to 10 children placed by and under the supervision of a licensed child welfare agency. These homes are owned, staffed, maintained and operated by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Daycare centers are inspected to ensure compliance with the Illinois DCFS licensing standards. Group Homes are inspected with the assistance of a Code Enforcement Officer for property maintenance violations. In addition, the Public Health Division inspected 66 vending machine locations in 2013. Vending machines are inspected annually to ensure cold food machines are holding potentially hazardous food at 41°F or less and cupped beverage machines are sanitary. The Public Health Division worked in conjunction with Vector Disease International to provide environmentally sound mosquito larvae control in the Kane County portion of Elgin through complete inspections of potential mosquito breeding sites and monitoring of the 14 mosquito traps in Elgin. VDCI provided pre-hatch applications of active sites, larval control of mosquitoes with insect growth regulators, and larval control treatment of Elgin's 5,500 public catch basins. The Health Division conducted 74 inspections of stagnant water complaints in 2013 and is licensed by the Illinois Department of Agriculture to apply mosquito larvacide on private property when necessary. Page 4 Public Health Division 2013 Year End Report Inspections conducted by the Public Health Division for the past three years are as follows: 2013 2012 2011 Initial Re- Initial Re- Initial Re- Inspections Inspections Inspections Inspections Inspections Inspections ROUTINE INSPECTIONS High Risk Establishments 296 182 282 143 294 187 Medium Risk Establishments 247 124 249 90 241 133 Low Risk Establishments 72 23 72 27 79 65 Temporary/Seasonal Establishments 118 0 98 0 125 0 Vending Machine Locations 66 0 52 0 55 0 Public Swimming Pools 94 14 122 19 146 42 Scavenger Trucks 54 0 50 0 41 0 Group Homes 8 0 5 0 8 0 Daycare Centers 23 0 28 0 25 0 Totals 978 343 958 279 1,014 427 COMPLAINT INVESTIGATIONS Insect/Rodent 9 19 4 6 9 7 Food Borne Illness 14 2 22 3 25 6 Other Food Complaints 70 61 64 62 46 35 Weeds 0 0 0 0 0 4 Smoking 0 0 0 0 1 0 Air Pollution 2 0 1 0 2 0 Water Pollution 0 0 1 0 2 2 Noise Pollution 7 4 3 10 1 1 Residential Pools 42 32 14 15 22 21 Public Swimming Pools 1 2 3 1 1 0 Light Pollution 2 0 0 0 1 0 Other 13 21 10 19 4 5 Totals 160 140 122 116 114 80 Page 5 Public Health Division 2013 Year End Report OPENINGS, CLOSINGS AND SUSPENSIONS 2013 2012 2011 Food handling establishments opened 25 35 33 Food handling establishments closed 31 20 35 Daycare centers opened 0 1 1 Daycare centers closed 1 0 1 Food licenses temporarily suspended 2 2 12 Food discarded from food establishments 10 20 34 Swimming facilities closed for> 24 hours 4 8 18 Plans reviewed 14 18 21 Court cases/adjudication hearings 8 9 6 • Twenty five food handling establishments opened and thirty one closed. One daycare center closed. Fourteen food handling establishment plans were reviewed. • The Public Health Division investigated 84 food handling establishment complaints, 14 of which were suspected food-borne illness complaints. • Seventy six other complaints were investigated regarding various health code violations such as air, water, light and noise pollution, insect or rodent infestation, and stagnant residential swimming pools. • The Public Health Division temporarily suspended 2 food service establishment licenses. In addition, approximately 120 pounds of food were discarded from food service establishments on 10 separate occasions due to temperature violations or spoilage. In addition, nearly the entire food inventory at Dino's Food was discarded due to a fire. • In January 2013, the Kane County Health Department reviewed the City of Elgin food protection program for compliance with the Illinois Department of Public Health Local Health Protection Grant Rules. While the County has indicated verbally and by email that the City remains in compliance, a formal letter to that effect has not yet been provided. • The Public Health Coordinator attended 8 adjudication hearings. Each owner was found liable and fines totaling $2,950.00 were assessed. • Chapter 19 of the Elgin Municipal was amended to correlate with the Illinois Department of Public Health Cottage Food Law. This will allow Elgin residents to prepare non- potentially hazardous food in their home for sale at farmers' markets. • The Public Health Coordinator conducted a food worker training to help establishments comply with the new food service worker requirement. Since in 2011, the Elgin Food Safety Code requires that all food service workers must complete a food service worker's sanitation course and pass a test within 90 days of employment. BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF ELGIN MINUTES OF MEETING January 13, 2014 The Elgin Board of Health quarterly meeting was held on Monday, January 13, 2014 in the first floor conference room at City Hall. The meeting was called to order by Dr. Poulos at 7:35 p.m. Members Present: Dr. Dorothea Poulos, Cynthia Applehoff-Siedsma, Jeanine Seitz-Partridge, Joni Courtney, Dr. Franz Stockman, Edward Whitcomb Staff Present: Brad Bohner, Public Health Coordinator Others Present: Dr. Westeron Stephens Approval of Minutes: Dr. Poulos moved to approve the minutes from the October 14, 2013 Board of Health quarterly meeting with the word manger corrected to manager in the last paragraph. Jeanine Seitz-Partridge seconded the motion. The motion was adopted by a vote of six yes, and zero no. REVIEW OF THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 2013 Wing Stop, D Hangout Bar and Grill, Dollar Tree on North McLean Boulevard, and Big D's Snack Shop opened. The St. Joseph School cafeteria was inspected and licensed. The Elgin Sports Complex on Davis Road opened a concession stand. Dulce Vida Bakery closed and reopened as City Life Bakery. Alexander's Restaurant reopened after an extensive remodeling. The Larkin Centers on Larkin Avenue and on Sports Way closed. Rogues, Summit School Daycare, and Ravenheart Coffee also closed. Approximately 5 pounds of food was discarded from the Golden Corral due to temperature violations. Jim Bob's BBQ on Wheels was fined $500 for operating an unlicensed catering operation. Burger King on South Randall Road was fined $350 for failing to provide grout to their kitchen floor after 7 reinspections. The building owner and business owner of La Casa de Pollo Asado were fined $50 each for failing to obtain permits to correct plumbing violations. The Public Health Officer met with officials from the Kane County and McHenry Health Departments to conduct a site visit of the Dream Kitchen in Elgin. The purpose of the visit was to see how shared kitchen operate, and to discuss different methods that local health departments might use to licensed and inspect each client using a shared kitchen. Page Two Minutes of Meeting January 13, 2014 YEAR END REPORT The yearend report was discussed. Mr. Bohner noted that the Elgin Health Division currently licenses twice as many food handling establishments as they did twenty years ago, and issues twice as many temporary and seasonal temporary food handling permits as they did ten years ago. Mr. Bohner stated that Vector Disease Control International provided mosquito control for the first time for the Kane county portion of Elgin and most likely would return for 2014. Although the Health Division did not have an intern to assist with inspections, all required inspections and complaint investigations were completed in a timely manner. Finally, the Kane County Health Department reviewed the City of Elgin food protection program for compliance with the Illinois Department of Public Health Local Health Protection Grant Rules. While the County has indicated verbally and by email that the City remains in compliance, a formal letter to that effect has not yet been provided. MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Bohner stated that he had talked with Michael Isaacson, the Assistant Director of Community Health for the Kane County Health Department, and with Randy Reopelle, the Parks and Recreation Director for the City of Elgin regarding the Elgin Board of Health's desire to focus on improving personal health in Elgin with a focus on reducing childhood obesity through proper nutrition and increasing physical activity. Mr. Reopelle stated he is the director of Activate Elgin, a city-wide initiative to provide all sectors of the community opportunities for physical activity, to encourage healthy eating, and to reduce obesity. Activate Elgin currently has several partner organizations and Mr. Reopelle suggested the Board of Health could become a partner in this program. Ms. Applehoff-Siedsma stated she contacted Jackie Caul, a dietician at Provena St. Joseph Hospital who leads a program called Fin Reducing Obesity in Children, or IROC. Ms. Applehoff-Siedsma stated she will forward the program information and power point presentation to the Public Health Coordinator and other Board of Health members. Dr. Poulos stated she will talk to Mr. Isaacson as she is a member of the Kane County Advisory Committee. She also asked that Mr. Bohner set up a meeting time with Mr. Reopelle to discuss the Board of Health's possible role in Activate Elgin. Page Three Minutes of Meeting January 13, 2014 Adjournment: There being no further items to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 8:20 p.m. Respectfully submitted, eA.4 Brad Bohner, Staff Liaison 1- /a- DATE APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH r r AGENDA ELGIN BOARD OF HEALTH April 14, 2014 7:30 P.M. MEETING ROOM City Hall Community Development Conference Room * * * * * * 1. CALL MEETING TO ORDER 2. APPROVE MINUTES OF JANUARY 13, 2014 MEETING. 3. REVIEW FIRST QUARTER REPORT. 4. PUBLIC COMMENTS. 5. MISCELLANEOUS. 6. ADJOURNMENT. HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR JANUARY 2014 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS_ 18 18 30 REINSPECTIONS 3 3 5 AVERAGE SCORE 86.6 86.6 88.1 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.5 0.5 0.3 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 21 21 19 REINSPECTIONS 4 4 6 AVERAGE SCORE 92.4 92.4 93.1 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.1 0.1 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 22 22 16 REINSPECTIONS 1 1 3 AVERAGE SCORE 95.7 95.7 95.6 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.1 0.1 0.2 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. _ 3 3 3 TEMPORARY EST. 1 1 0 PLANS REVIEWED 1 1 0 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 6 6 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 32 32 54 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 0 0 0 TATTOO/MASSAGE INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 0 4 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 104 104 126 REINSPECTIONS 8 8 14 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES On the Side Restaurant closed; China King closed and reopened as Gogoji; Attended a Fox River Water Reclamation District meeting to discuss grease trap requirements, a Kane County Health Department Environmental Health staff meeting, and a Board of Health meeting HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR JANUARY 2014 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 3 3 2 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 2 2 0 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 _ 0 REINSPECTIONS 2 2 1 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 2 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 6 6 5 REINSPECTIONS 4 4 1 Local Health Protection Grant Performance Indicators CITY OF ELGIN JANUARY 2014 FOOD PROTECTION PROGRAM Food Program Activity By Risk Categories: High Medium Low Totals Current Number of Food Establishments 136 195 64 395 Number of Routine Inspections 18 21 22 61 Number of Reinspections 3 4 1 8 Number of Pre-Operational Inspections Performed 3 3 Number of Temporary Food Establishment Inspections Performed4 Number of Foodborne Illness (FBI) Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 1 1 Number of Non-FBI Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 3 3 Number of Compliance Proceedings (Conference, Hearings, Court) /Number of Holds/Embargoes Placed Food Program Educational Services: Number of Presentation (Group Events) Number of Participants/Audience (Group Events) Number of Consultations/Counseling Provided 110 Number of Media Contacts CITY OF ELGIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR FEBRUARY 2014 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 61 79 75 REINSPECTIONS 18 _ 21 23 AVERAGE SCORE 88.5 88.1 87.8 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.3 0.4 0.4 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 16 37 29 REINSPECTIONS 2 6 10 AVERAGE SCORE 94.4 93.2 93 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.2 0.2 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 6 28 18 REINSPECTIONS_ 2 3 4 AVERAGE SCORE 92.3 94.9 95.4 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.5 0.2 0.3 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. 2 5 3 TEMPORARY EST. 0 1 1 PLANS REVIEWED 0 1 0 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 6 1 • REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 24 56 54 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 0 0 0 TATTOO/MASSAGE INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 0 4 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 109 213 185 REINSPECTIONS 22 30 37 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES Blue Box Café, and Larsa's Kitchen opened; J B's Pub and Pietro's Pizza closed; La Esperanza closed and reopend as Julie's Mexican Store; discarded approximately 15 pounds of beef from Indulge Show Kitchen Buffet, 4 pounds of chicken and tuna salad from Alexander's, 5 pounds of rice from La Casa de Polio Asado, and 10 pounds of ice cream from Julie's Mexican Store due to temperature abuse; discarded approximatley 2 pounds of dried peppers from Juanita's due to presence of a cockroach in the food; Met with Dr. Dorothea Poulos of the Elgin Board of Health, Randy Reopelle, the Director of the Elgin Parks and Recreation Department, and Michael Isaacson, the Assistant Director of Community Health for the Kane County Health Department to discuss a partnership to address childhood obesity and nutrition in Elgin CITY OF ELGIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR FEBRUARY 2014 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 3 4 2 REINSPECTIONS 1 1 0 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 4 7 7 REINSPECTIONS 8 8 3 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 0 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 1 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 2 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 1 2 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 2 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 10 17 14 REINSPECTIONS 9 13 16 Local Health Protection Grant Performance Indicators CITY OF ELGIN FEBRUARY 2014 FOOD PROTECTION PROGRAM Food Program Activity By Risk Categories: High Medium Low Totals Current Number of Food Establishments 136 196 64 396 Number of Routine Inspections 61 16 6 83 Number of Reinspections 18 2 2 22 Number of Pre-Operational Inspections Performed 6 2 8 Number of Temporary Food Establishment �• 41, Inspections Performed "r. 4, .. 4 . ; �a ,.< '. .'. 2 Number of Foodborne Illness (FBI) Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 3 3 Number of Non-FBI Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 4 4 Number of Compliance Proceedings (Conference, Hearings, Court) Number of Holds/Embargoes Placed 4 1 5 Food Program Educational Services: Number of Presentation (Group Events) Number of Participants/Audience (Group Events) Number of Consultations/Counseling Provided 115 Number of Media Contacts CITY OF ELGIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR MARCH 2014 FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS HIGH RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 26 105 88 REINSPECTIONS 22 43 54 AVERAGE SCORE 86.6 87.7 87.1 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.2 0.4 0.5 MEDIUM RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 23 60 48 REINSPECTIONS 13 19 24 AVERAGE SCORE 92.4 92.9 91.8 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.2 0.2 0.3 LOW RISK ESTABLISHMENTS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 35 63 59 REINSPECTIONS 8 11 4 AVERAGE SCORE 94.7 94.8 94.1 UNCORRECTED CRITICALS 0.2 0.2 0.3 SEASONAL TEMPORARY EST. 0 5 3 TEMPORARY EST. 2 3 2 PLANS REVIEWED 1 2 1 OTHER PROGRAMS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 7 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 2 SCAVENGER INSPECTIONS 0 56 54 VENDING MACHINE LOCATIONS 0 0 0 BARBER/TATTOO/MASSAGE 1NSPCTNS 2 3 2 GROUP HOME INSPECTIONS 0 0 4 DAYCARE INSPECTIONS 4 4 0 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 93 306 259 REINSPECTIONS 43 73 84 ESTABLISHMENT STATUS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES Opened Los Girasoles in El Mesias Mall, Topflight Volleyball Club concession stand, and Ivy Academy Daycare Center; La Quebrada closed and reopened as Classico Restaurant and Banquets II; Liberty Citgo, and M Squared Bakery closed; Discarded approximately 20 pounds of food from Triple A mobile food truck due to temperature abuse, food from an unapproved source, and improper labeling; Attended a Kane County Health Department Environmental Health staff meeting CITY OF ELGIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT STATISTICS FOR MARCH 2014 COMPLAINT STATISTICS FOODBORNE ILLNESS CASES INTIAL INSPECTIONS 1 5 4 REINSPECTIONS 1 2 0 OTHER FOOD CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 6 13 13 REINSPECTIONS 6 14 10 INSECT AND RODENT CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 0 WEED CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 SMOKING CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 AIR POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 WATER POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 1 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 2 1 NOISE POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 2 _ _� REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 RESIDENTIAL POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 PUBLIC POOL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 2 1 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 2 SEPTIC AND WELL CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 LIGHT POLLUTION CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 0 0 0 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS CASES INITIAL INSPECTIONS 1 2 2 REINSPECTIONS 0 0 2 TOTALS INITIAL INSPECTIONS 9 26 23 REINSPECTIONS 7 20 15 Local Health Protection Grant Performance Indicators CITY OF ELGIN MARCH 2014 FOOD PROTECTION PROGRAM Food Program Activity By Risk Categories: High Medium Low Totals Current Number of Food Establishments 137 198 62 397 Number of Routine Inspections 26 23 35 84 Number of Reinspections 22 13 8 43 Number of Pre-Operational Inspections Performed 3 5 8 Number of Temporary Food Establishment Inspections Performed ._..�� �: ��`�� .. � :. ,�� ;�-�-�__ .:�"� , 2 Number of Foodborne Illness (FBI) Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 1 1 Number of Non-FBI Complaints Evaluated/Investigated 4 2 6 Number of Compliance Proceedings (Conference, Hearings, Court) Number of Holds/Embargoes Placed 1 1 Food Program Educational Services: Number of Presentation (Group Events) Number of Participants/Audience (Group Events) Number of Consultations/Counseling Provided 106 Number of Media Contacts ELGIN BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the July 14, 2014 regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Health is cancelled. DATED: July 14, 2014 CITY OF ELGIN gAitc gc,,,,,,, L_ Brad Bohner, L.E.H.P. Public Health Coordinator NOTICE OF RESCHEDULED MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Board of Health has changed the date of its meeting from October 13, 2014 to November 3, 2014, in the Community Development Conference Room, North Wing of Elgin City Hall, 150 Dexter Court, Elgin, Illinois. DATED: October 13, 2014 eA.4 .g.-A„e,_ Brad Bohner Public Health Coordinator ELGIN BOARD OF HEALTH NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the November 3, 2014 regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Health is cancelled. DATED: November 3, 2014 CITY OF ELGIN e.4 gc,-A„,_ Brad Bohner, L.E.H.P. Public Health Coordinator