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A. Rules And Regulations; Enforcement Of Article: It shall be unlawful for any person within the Village to manufacture for sale, produce or offer for sale or sell any article of food which is adulterated, misbranded or insufficiently labeled or otherwise violates the provision of this article.
The provisions of this article shall be enforced by the Director of Public Health who shall adopt such measures, prepare and prescribe such rules and regulations, as he may deem necessary, to facilitate proper enforcement and to carry out the purpose and intent of this article.
B. Food may be examined or sampled by the Health Department as often as necessary for enforcement of this article. The Health Department may, upon written notice to the license holder or person in charge, specifying with particularity the reasons therefor, place a hold order on any food which it believes is in violation of any section of this article. The Health Department shall tag, label or otherwise identify any food subject to the hold order. No food subject to a hold order shall be used, sold or moved from the establishment without permission from the Health Department.
C. The Health Department shall permit storage of food under conditions specified in the hold order, unless storage is not possible without risk to the public health, in which case immediate destruction shall be ordered and accomplished.
D. The hold order shall state that a request for hearing may be filed with the Health Department within ten (10) days, and that if no hearing is requested, the food shall be destroyed. If a request for a hearing is received, the hearing shall be held within five (5) days after receipt of the request. On the basis of evidence produced at that hearing, the hold order may be vacated or the license holder or person in charge of the food may be directed by written order to denature or destroy such food or bring it into compliance with the provisions of this article.
E. Specifications For Labels: The label on any bottle, package or container of food shall correspond in size and purpose with that required by the State.
F. Defacing And The Like, Marks, Labels Or Brands: It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, change, erase or remove any mark, label or brand required by law with the intent to mislead deceive or violate any of the provisions of this article or statutes of the state.
G. Eggs: No person shall buy, sell or offer for sale, within the Village, eggs for human consumption that are unfit for human food.
For the purpose of this Section, an egg is unfit for human food if it is addled or moldy; if it contains black rot, white rot or a blood ring; if it has an adherent yolk or a bloody or green white color or if it consists in whole or in part of a filthy, decomposed or putrid substance.
In all advertising of shell eggs for sale at retail, the grade and size or "ungraded" shall be stated.
No person other than those who sell only eggs produced by their own flock, shall sell, offer for sale or advertise for sale shell eggs as "fresh eggs" or under the words of similar import (such as "new laid eggs") any eggs which do not meet the minimum requirements for consumer Grade A as prescribed by state standards for individual shell eggs.
H. Slaughterhouses Prohibited. No slaughterhouse shall be constructed or permitted in any part of the Village. (amd. Ord. 19-73, 9-3-2019)
A. Issuance of Citations. Whenever existing violations have not been corrected within the time periods specified in Section 8-24-2H3, the Director of Public
Health or his or her duly appointed representative are authorized to issue citations to any person who fail to undertake or cause the correction of violations specified in the inspection report.
The citation may be delivered to the licensee personally, may be delivered to a member of the licensee's household of age ten (10) years or older or may be delivered to the licensee's address by registered or certified mail.
B. Penalty. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Code, a licensee who is convicted for a violation of this Article or for resisting enforcement of any of the provisions of this Article, shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of Section 1-1-5 of this Code. (amd. Ord. 19-73, 9-3-2019)
ARTICLE 25
LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
SECTION:
8-25-1: Definitions
8-25-2: License Required
8-25-3: Application
8-25-4: Processing of Application
8-25-5: License Display
8-25-6: License Transferability
8-25-7: State Regulations Adopted
8-25-8: Inspection of Records and Premises
8-25-9: General Regulations
8-25-10: Fire Regulations
8-25-11: Duty of Licensees to File Copy of Reports
8-25-12: Issuance of License
8-25-13: Application Denial
8-25-14: Revocation of License
8-25-15: Hearing
LONG TERM CARE FACILITY: A private home, institution, building, residence or other place, whether operated for profit or not, which provides through its ownership or management, maintenance, personal care, or professional nursing care for more than two (2) persons who, by reason of illness or physical infirmity, are unable to properly care for themselves. Long term care facility definitions are:
A. A skilled nursing facility provides skilled nursing care, continuous skilled nursing observations, restorative nursing, and other services under professional direction with frequent medical supervision. Such facilities are provided for patients who need the type of care and treatment required during the most acute phase of illness or during reoccurrences of symptoms in long-term illness.
B. An intermediate care facility provides basic nursing care and other restorative services under periodic medical direction. Many of these services may require skill in administration. Such facilities are for residents who have long-term illnesses or disabilities which may have reached a relatively stable plateau.
C. A sheltered care facility provides personal assistance, supervision, oversight, and a suitable activities program. Provisions are made for periodic medical supervision and other medical services as needed. Such facilities are for individuals who do not need nursing care but do need the services provided by this type of facility in meeting their needs. Examples of such individuals are referrals from institutions for the mentally handicapped; those disabled from aging; the chronically ill whose conditions have become stablized.
The term "long term care facility" does not include:
A. A home, institution or other place operated by the Federal government or any agency thereof or by the State;
B. A hospital, sanitarium or other institution whose principal activity or business is the care and treatment of persons suffering from mental or nervous diseases;
C. A hospital, sanitarium or other institution whose principal activity or business is the diagnosis, care and treatment of human illness or fragility through the maintenance and operation of organized facilities therefor;
D. Any child welfare agency, maternity or lying in home required to be licensed by the state. (Ord. 1992-0-29, 6-1-92)
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