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FOOD INSPECTIONS SCORES

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 FOOD SCORES FOR 2008

January             July
February           August
March               September
April                 October
May                  November
June                December

The scoring system for food inspections is based upon 100 weighted points assigned to different categories that summarize all of the health and sanitation regulations from food protection to conditions of walls, floors, plumbing, etc.  Critical violations, those that require immediate corrective action due to food contamination, illness and/or injury, are assigned a higher weighted point value (5) than non-critical violations.  A food establishment receiving a score of 95 could still be closed if the violaton was a 5 point critical violation.  For more information, you may contact Joe Tilger, Environmental Health Specialist, at 972-412-6284 or email him at jtilger@rowlett.com. 


SCORING RANGE AND REQUIRED ACTIONS

100-90                     Very Good. Regular 6 month inspection.

89-80                        Good. Regular 6 month inspection.

79-70                        Fair. Requires reinspection within 30 days.

69-Or Below           Failing. Requires a follow-up inspection within 10 days or closure. 


FOOD SCORES FOR 2009

January 2009
February 2009
March 2009
April 2009
May 2009
June 2009

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JULY 2009


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