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Food Safety Report: Aldi, 6220 N California Ave , Chicago, Il, USA.

2 years ago •source chicago.gov • business

6220 North California Avenue, Chicago, 60659 Illinois, United States

Report date: Sep 5, 2023
50. Hot & cold water available; adequate pressure
- comments: observed inadequate hot water at men's and women's washrooms and mop located in the rear. Observed hot water at 71. 5- 75. 3f. Hot water must be restored to minimum of 110-120f. Priority violation 7-38-030(c)

51. Plumbing installed; proper backflow devices
- comments: observed backflow prevention device on rear mop sink in disrepair. Repair and maintain backflow prevention device. Observed hot and cold running water unable to turn off. Must repair and maintain mop sink.

Source: chicago.gov

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