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Food Safety Report: Crisis House, 3525 W Jackson Blvd building 3525 w, West Jackson Boulevard District, Chicago, IL, USA.
2 years ago •source chicago.gov
3525 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 60624 Illinois, United States
Report date: Feb 2, 20242. City of chicago food service sanitation certificate
- comments: observed no city of chicago certified food managers certificate on site during time of inspection. Instructed to provide at least one when tcs foods are provided and served to clients. Priority foundation violation. 7-38-012. No citation issued.
3. Management, food employee and conditional employee; knowledge, responsibilities and reporting
- comments: observed no signed employee health policies on site for all food and conditional employees. Instructed to provide. Priority foundation violation. 7-38-010. No citation issued.
38. Insects, rodents, & animals not present
- comments: observed approximately 50 small rodent droppings scattered on floor in kitchen area near stove, inside cabinets where pots and pans are stored, behind refrigerator and under table. Noted droppings in the maintenance closet connected to kitchen space. Instructed to remove droppings, clean and sanize all said areas. Must eliminate pest activity on premise. Priority foundation violation. #7-38-020 (a). No citation issued.
38. Insects, rodents, & animals not present
- comments: observed no pest control logbook on site for review. Instructed to provide and maintain on site. Priority foundation violation. # 7-38-020 (c). No citation issued.
55. Physical facilities installed, maintained & clean
- comments: observed excessive clutter inside maintentance tool storage room attached to kitchen. Instructed to clean, organize and elevate items at least 6 inches off floor to prevent hiding spaces for pest.
55. Physical facilities installed, maintained & clean
- comments: observed crumbled wall and wall base in disrepair in prep area. Instructed to repair and mantain. Noted observed large hole underneath sink cabinet by piping. Instructed to enclose.
Source: chicago.gov
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