The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-08-06
(Q) GRADING PERIOD:


designate, within which grades may
designate, within which grades shall
be determined for all milk and
cream supplies, providing that the
grading period in no case shall ex-
coed six (6) months.
(R) DISINFECTANT:: A disin-
fectant shall be taken to mean. any
gern1icidal substance approved by
the health officer. 49,,
(S) PERSON: The word person"
as used in this ordinance shall mean
person, firun, corporation or asso-
citation"
Section 2: The Sale of Adulterat-
ed or Misbranded Milk or Milk Pro-
ducts Prohibited.
No person shall within the City of
Kennewick or its police Jurisdiction,
produce, sell, offer, or expose for
sale, or have in possession with in
tent to sell, any milk or milk pro-
ducts which is adulterated or un-
graded. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, elsewhere than in a private
home, to have in possession amy
adu1terated, miSbranded or lngrad-
ed milk.
Section 3: Permit License-Appli-
cation for License:
No person shall engage in business
as a milk producer in the City Of
Kennewick without first securing a
license therefor, and no person shall
sell, dispose of or offer, or keep for
sale as human food any milk or milk
products within the City of Kenne-
wick without first having obtained a
permit therefor from the health Of
ficer. The requirement. for per-
mits applies to stores, fountains, res
taurants and hotels. A license shall
be deemed a permit for producer and
distributors.
It shall be unlawful for any person
to bring into or receive into the City
of KerneWick, or it's police juris-
diction, for sale, or to sell, or offer
for sale therein, or to have in stor-
age where milk is sold or served, any
milk or milk product defined in this
ordinance, who does not possess a
permit from the health officer of the
City of KenneWick and on whose We
hicle there does not appear in con-
spicuous place the permit number in
figures at least three inches high and
one-haf inches wide.
Such permit may be revoked by
the health officer upon violation by
the holder of any of the terms of
this ordinance, or in any emergency
when in the judgment of the health
officer the milk supply in question
has become g. public menace, pro-
Uided that the holder of said permit
shall, after complying with such re-.
vocation, have the right to appeal to
the City Council of the City of Ken
neWick. Each PaSteurizing operator
must have a permit from the Coun-
ty- City Health department of this
city before he may operate pasteur-l
izing plant.
Subdivision 1: Permits shall be is
sued without charge and shall be re-
vocable by the health officer upon
the violation, by the holder of such
permit, of any of the terms of this
ordinance, or any reasonable sani-
tary regulations imposed by the
health officer. Provided that the
holder of any. permit after comply
ing with such terms of the ordinance
or sanitary regulations may appeal
ito the City Council, who may, at
its opinion, reinstate such person, or
require the issuance of a new per-
NIT. -. s-. rs: Il
Subdivision q: APPLICATION
FOR LICENSE: Any person reqlir-
ing a milk license shall make appi-
cation therefor ito the health Off
Ger stating the following facts:
~ The name and place of resi-
dence of the applicant.
s(2) Whether applicant is a pro-
: ducer of milk. - u
81 The location of dairy and herd
producing milk. I Z j
az The number Of COWS in each
dairy herd and such other in
formation as the health officer
may require; provided that the
City Council shall not author
ize the issuance of any milk or
milk vehicle license unless
there he filed with the City
Clerk a copy of the health of
Ulcers permit. Upon the is
sIance of a license the icersee
+ Shall be given a numbered tag,
which must be attached ito the
vehicle, in plain view, and to
remain so during the year for
which issued. -,
Subdivision 3: REVOCABLE: Lii
censes issued under this ordinance
may be revoked by the City Coun-
Gil for any failure or refusal of the
licensee or person from whom he
obtains milk, to comply with this or
dinance or the laws of the United
States or the State of washington,
wherein the milk is produced. II
Subdivision 4: FEES: The license
fee for the sale or disposal of milk or
cream in the City of Kennewick shall
be as follows: For selling or deliver
ing milk or cream from one COW only
$3.50 per year; For selling or de-
liVering milk or cream from more
than one cow, $1,000 per year; For
each milk plant, an additional $500
or the state wherein the milk is
produced.
Subdivision S: EXPIRATION OF