The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-23

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shall be used for the cleansing O
polishing Of eating or cooking uten
SilS.
Grade b. Restaurants:
Grade b restaurants are thos,
which have been found on two sue
ceSSive inspections to have violates
the same one of any one of the fol
lowing items of sanitation requires
for grade A restaurants: /, 2, 3, 4,
II or ~.
Grade c Restaurants:
Grade c. restaurants are thosl
which have been found on two sue
cesSive inspections to have violated
the same one Of any of the followinJ
items Of sanitation required TO
grade A restaurants: 5, 6, z, 9, 10, IL
Is, IA, is or 16. All restaurants shall
be graded hereunder within
months from the effective date o.
this ordinance.
From and after IL months from
the date on which this ordinance
takes effect no restaurants except
Grade "A and Grade B restaurant:
shall be operated.
Section 2: Notification of Disease:
Notice shall DE sent to the health
officer Immediately by the restaur-
ant manager or by the employee con-
cerned if he or any employee con-
tracts any infectious, contagious OF
communicable disease, or has a
fever, a skin eruption, a cough last
ing more than 3 weeks, or any other
symptom. It shall be the
duty Of the employee to notify the
restaurant manager Immediately
when any of said conditions obtain.
and If neither the manager nor the
employee concerned notifies the
health officer Immediately when any
of said conditions obtain, they shall
be held jointly and severally to have
violated this section. A placard con-
tanning this section shall be posted
in all toilet rooms and privies serv-
ing restaurants.
Section 8: Procedure When In
lection Suspected:
When suspicion arises as to the
possibility of transmission of infec-
ton from any restaurant employee
the health officer Is authorized to
require any or all Of the following
measures: az the immediate ex-
clusion Of the employee from all res
(2) the immediate clos
ing Of the restaurant concerned un-
til no further danger of disease out
break exists, in the opinion of the
health officer; (3) adequate medical
examinations of the employee and
Of his associates, with such labora-
tory examinations as may he re-
luired or indicated.
Section 8: Enforcement Interpre-
tation: IL. : :, B
This ordinance shall be enforced
oy the health officer in accordance
with the interpretations hereof con-
aimed in the 1910 edition Of the u.
5. Public Health Service Code Reg
llating Eating and Drinking Est
lblishments, and amendments there
70. a.. 81. =. r. x
Section 10: Penalties: ~
ANY person who violates any of
he provisions Of this ordinance
hall be fined not more than $4,000
,r imprisoned in the city Jail for not
more than thirty days, or both such
Inc and imprisonment at the dis
,retion of the court having juris-
fiction. Each and every violation of
he provisions of this ordinance shall
constitute separate offense.
Section IL: Repeal and Date of
effect: ii
All ordinances and parts of ordi-
lances in conflict with this ordin-
lnce are repealed and this ordinance
hall be in full force and effect i'm
nediately upon its adoption and its
publication as providd by law.
Section IL: Unconstitutionality
Clause:
Should any section, paragraph,
entence, clause or phrase of this or
finance be declared unconstitutional
n invalid for any reason, the re-
nainder of said ordinance shall not
'e affected thereby.
Approved July 81, 1912. 1
A. G. ANON, Mayor.
Attest: Winifred Campbell, City
Clerk.
Approved as to form: Charles L.
lowell, City Attorney.