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Mr. Perry Palin <br />Los Amig�s <br />Mny 2, 1978 <br />Pnge 2 <br />C. Should frozen deserts be di�pensed, a cold running water dipwell would <br />be required. Thia would require u cold water line and a drain. Soft <br />ice cream machines, depending on type, require a wash kit. The wash <br />kit would require both hot and coid running water at the machine, <br />5. D. Food guards are required when foods are exposed to the customers <br />(front serving counter). <br />E. The kind, as well ae the make, of your spray-type dishwashing machine <br />is not indicated on your layou[ plan. If the dishwashing machine <br />disinfects eating and drinking utenails by a hot water (180°F) sanitizinf <br />rinse, then f:l�e main hot water tank ic too far from the machine. The <br />main hot water tank ahould not be more than fifteen (15) feet from [he <br />dishwashing machine unless a recirculating type of hot water sys[em is <br />installed, Th�>_ above steps would help prevent cooling of water in the <br />pipe lines beLweitn the main hot water tank and the dishwashing machine. <br />In addition, we assume that the main hot water tank has a sufficient <br />recovery rate �.nd u booster water heater which will deliver 180°F sar.- <br />itizing rinse water during the maximum demand of the dishwashing machine. <br />A ventilating fan should be located above the dishwashing machine in <br />order to remove water vapors from the kitchen. This requirement dependa <br />mainly on the size as well as kind of dishwaehing machine equipment you <br />ins ta 11. <br />The hot water requicements are not as critical when a chemical soray- <br />type dishwashLng machine is installed, as long as tl�e wash water temp- <br />eratures are bet�een 140 and 160°F. 100 parts per million of chlorine <br />is used instead of [he 180°F hot rinse water for disinfection of eating <br />and drinking u[ensi!.s. <br />F. The three compartment sink doos not have a drainboard for clean utensils <br />or washed foods. All scullery and food preparation sinke must have two <br />drainboards. The drainbosrds must have a minimum pitch of 1/8 inch per <br />foot; and drainage muat be so directed as to prevent it from contaminatir <br />other areas of the drainboard. <br />Yhe Snohomish Health District cannot give an approval, at this time, until [he above <br />mentioned i[ems are clarified with you. <br />Very truly yours, <br />J•�hn W. Lorenz, P..S. • <br />�nvironmental Health Specialist III <br />JWL/jb <br />f'cc: City of Everett ISuilding Department <br />n12 (�!���.� �� <br />� �S t5 l°� ; ' �� <br />Lll1 MAY n ^ �g�� <br />ClTY OF r.VE�ETT <br />Inspection Dept. <br />