Michigan Laws 289.6129 – Consideration of risk-based evaluation methodology; evaluation report; priority items or priority foundation items; correction
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Terms Used In Michigan Laws 289.6129
- Director: means the director of the department or his or her designee. See Michigan Laws 289.1107
- Evaluation: means a food safety audit, inspection, or food safety and sanitation assessment, whether announced or unannounced, that identifies violations or verifies compliance with this act and determines the degree of active control by food establishment operators over foodborne illness risk factors. See Michigan Laws 289.1107
- Food: means articles used for food or drink for humans or other animals, chewing gum, and articles used for components of any such article. See Michigan Laws 289.1107
- License holder: means the person who is legally responsible for the operation of a food establishment including the owner, the owner's agent, or other person operating under apparent authority of the owner and who possesses a valid license to operate a food establishment. See Michigan Laws 289.1109
- Priority foundation item: means a provision in the food code whose application supports, facilitates, or enables 1 or more priority items. See Michigan Laws 289.1109
(1) The director shall consider the risk-based evaluation methodology as described in food code annex 5, section 4 A-H for conducting evaluations of food establishments.
(2) The completed evaluation report shall specify a period of time for correction of noted violations. The license holder shall correct the violations within the time specified in the report.
(3) All violations which are marked as priority items or priority foundation items on the evaluation report form shall be corrected immediately unless otherwise specified. The director shall confirm corrections within 30 days after the report is issued. However, if not more than 2 priority foundation item violations are noted and the director determines that the violations are not a risk to food safety, the director may confirm correction of the priority foundation item violations at the next routine evaluation.