CLIPBOARD : April and May Restaurant Health-Permit Suspensions
The environmental health division of Orange County’s Health Care Agency performs routine unannounced inspections of the county’s more than 6,000 restaurants, markets and other food establishments. When conditions violate state law or applicable county and municipal codes, inspectors can issue notices of violation. If inspectors find during an announced recheck that conditions cited in the notice have not been rectified, they can effectively close the business by suspending its health permit. Inspectors can also issue a summary health permit suspension during a routine inspection if they find an immediate health threat. In all cases, health permits are reinstated as soon as the situation is rectified.
Business: Chicken a la Broche, 12563 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove
Dates Closed: 4/9 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Failure to comply with notice of violation
Business: What’s Cooking, 2632 San Miguel Drive, Newport Beach
Dates Closed: 4/22 to 4/23 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Utensil, food protection, food temperature and defrosting violations
Business: Mariscos Micosta, 1357 S. Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove
Dates Closed: 4/29 to 4/30 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Failure to comply with notice of violation
Business: Barnaby’s Coffee Shop, 144 S. Tustin Ave., Orange
Dates Closed: 5/13 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Cockroaches present
Business: El Conejo, 1009 N. Tustin Ave., Orange
Dates Closed: 5/13 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Cockroaches present
Business: Domino’s Pizza, 19525 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach
Dates Closed: 5/16 to 5/20 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Cockroach infestation
Business: Mey Dunkin Donuts, 5411 Beach Blvd., Buena Park
Dates Closed: 5/22 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Sewage backup
Business: 7-Eleven,16791 McFadden Ave., Tustin
Dates Closed: 5/22 Reasons Cited for Suspension: Water in a trench dug in the floor, floor sinks backed up; represented potential safety hazard and sewage contamination
Source: Orange County Health Care Agency, environmental health division
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