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Food Service Inspections

Oct. 15-Nov. 15

Food service inspections are made by the Henderson office of the Green River District Health Department.

A — 85 to 100 percent with no critical violations.

B — Failed two consecutive regular inspections or a follow-up inspection.

C — Any critical violations or 84 percent and below. A follow-up inspection is required within 10 days.

The Hendersonian only provides details of critical violations.

• Wings Etc., 401 Walker Dr., Oct. 21: C/82

– Presence of insects. Flies in kitchen/prep area.

– Floors not draining properly. Standing water in mop sink area.

– Toilet facility not clean.

– Nonfood-contact surfaces have accumulation of soil. Prep tables lack frequent cleaning.

– Food/nonfood-contact surface is not smooth and easily cleanable.

– Lack of properly maintained refrigeration unit for TCS food.

– Fly trap in use over prep sink.

– Food not clearly marked to indicate the date or day by which the food shall be consumed, sold or discarded.

-Food stored uncovered.

-Hand cleaner not provided at lavatory or hand washing sink.

 • Niagra Food Mart, 3949 Ky 416 West, Oct. 17: C/91

-Food not clearly marked to indicate the date or day by which the food shall be consumed, sold or discarded.

– Employees eating, drinking or smoking in unauthorized area.

– Presence of insects. Flies present throughout the food area, bait trap being used next to drink machines.

– Nonfood-contact surfaces of equipment not cleaned at a frequency to prevent accumulation of soil residue.

-Food/nonfood-contact surface allows the migration of deleterious substances or imparts colors, odors or tastes.

– Food not stored at least 6 inches above the floor.

– Food not clearly marked to indicate the date or day by which the food shall be consumed, sold or discarded.

– Food stored uncovered inside walk in freezer.

 • Niagra Food Mart, 3949 Ky 416 West, Oct. 23 (Follow-up): A/100

 • North South Café, 14260 U.S. 41, Robards, Oct. 16: C/86

-Presence of insects. House flies throughout, other insects found around dishwashing area.

– Plumbing not maintained in good repair.

– Nonfood-contact surfaces of equipment not cleaned at a frequency to prevent accumulation of soil residue.

– Food/nonfood-contact surface is not durable, corrosion resistant and nonabsorbent.

– Lack of accurate thermometers in all refrigeration/freezer units storing TCS food.

– Lack of properly maintained refrigeration unit for TCS food.

 •Long John Silver’s, 1905 U.S. 41 North, Nov. 6: A/98

 •Mom’s Kitchen & Bakery, 317 Second St., Corydon, Nov. 4: A/99

 •Butler’s Apothecary, 213 N. Main St., Nov. 4: A/98

 •Dodge’s Store, 301 N. Green St., Oct. 30: A/97

 •Trappin Chick’n, Mobile Unit, Oct. 31: A/98

 •Metzger’s, 1000 Powell St., Oct. 30: A/98

 •Dave’s Pizza, 614 N. Green St., Oct. 31: A/99

 •Rick’s Una Pizza, 338 S. Green St., Oct. 31: A/100

 •ChefWhat & More, 422 Seventh St., Oct. 24: A/99

 • North Middle School Cafeteria, 1707 Second St., Oct. 28: A/99

 • Harbor House, 804 Clay St., Oct. 24: A/97

 • M&M Vending, 802 Second St., Oct. 25: A/98

 • Burrito Express Mexican Grill, 2630 U.S. 41 North, Oct. 25: A/98

 • Henderson Nursing and Rehabilitation, 2500 N. Elm St.: A/95

 • Coffee & Cream, 1646 Second St., Oct. 24: A/94

 • A.B. Chandler Elementary School Cafeteria, 11215 U.S. Hwy 60 West, Oct. 23: A/99

 • Burger King, 2230 U.S. 41 North, Oct. 23: A/99

 • Holy Name School Cafeteria, 628 Second St., Oct. 18: A/100

 • Thelma B. Johnson Early Learning Center, 631 N. Green St., Oct. 21: A/100

 • Hardee’s, 100 N. Green St., Oct. 21: A/96

 • Niagara Elementary School Cafeteria, 13403 Hwy 136 East, Oct. 3: A/100

 • South Heights Elementary School Cafeteria, 1199 Madison St., Oct. 16: A/99

 • Jefferson Elementary School Cafeteria, 1000 S. Alves St., Oct. 4: A/99

 • Bodega Market, 207 Letcher St., Oct. 21: A/96

 • Bend Gate Elementary School, 920 Bend Gate Road, Oct. 18: A/100

October County Building Permits

 • Kelly Bennett, 6007 Bauern Court, Oct. 10: $15,000, Detached garage/utility building

 • Sean Howard, 3629 E. Marshall St., Oct. 11: $2,000, Detached garage/utility building

 • Kevin Brown, 8797 Old U.S. Hwy 60 East, Oct. 18: $45,000, Detached garage/utility building

 • Billy and Christa Freeman, 901 Ky 416 West, Oct. 18: $60,200.21, Detached garage/utility building

 • Christian Jones, 4938 Ky 416 West, Oct. 22: $4,000, Detached garage/utility building

 • Jim Marshall, 1514 Posey Ball Road, Oct. 25: $440,000, New residence

 • Noah and Madeline Reich, 3973 Dr. Floyd Road, Oct. 25: $185,381, New residence

October City Building Permits

 • City of Henderson, Athletic Complex, 5845 Airline Road, Aug. 22: $18,000, New exhaust hood for concession stand

 • Macs Convenience Stores LLC, 3113 Hwy 41 North, Oct. 21: $12,000, New range hood for interior remodel

•LPS Holdings LLC, 706 N. Green St. Suites A-D, Oct. 21: $26,000, Kitchen makeup air unit and exhaust fan for existing hood

 • Oasis Pool Store, 1739 S. Green St., Sept. 13: $50,000, 40X60 pole barn addition

 • City of Henderson, Athletic Complex, 5845 Airline Road, Oct. 15: $570,000, Press box for multipurpose field, bleachers, exterior concrete

 • Henderson Property Associates LLC, 1111 Barret Blvd., Oct. 2: $165,000, Suite D interior build out for office space

 • Macs Convenience Stores LLC, 3113 Hwy 41 North, Oct. 21: $80,000, Interior remodel

 • Adams Construction, 725 Sixth St., Oct. 18: $2,000, Raze existing mobile home

 • Jarrod Stockwell and Dylan Purcell, 1024 N. Main St., Sept. 23: $35,000, Residential garage

 • Abigail H. and Evan P. Dixon, 733 N. Main St., Sept. 27: $40,000, Rebuild garage

 • Jeremy and Sherri Haner, 226 Larue Road, Oct. 7: $32,000, 40X60 storage building

 • Kenneth W and Ada Marie Foster, 315 Canary Lane, Oct. 9: $10,000, Garage remodel

 • West Kentucky Craftsmen LLC, 133 Fifth St., Oct. 16: $16,500, Remove damaged shed roof and replace

 • Hugh A. and Rebecca Stone, 250 Eighth St., Oct. 24: $18,000, Single car garage

 • Thomas and Amanda Kellen, 2425 Balmoral Drive, Sept. 30: $300,000, New home

 • Deer Valley Subdivision, 273 Bentley Drive, Oct. 1: $338,000, New single family home

 • Terry D and Lisa Marie Maish, 3045 Field Stone Drive, Oct. 3: $484,000, New single family home

 • Deer Valley Subdivision, 271 S. Bentley Drive, Oct. 7: $293,000, New single family home

 • Jagoe Homes Inc, 275 Applegate Drive, Oct. 18: $247,000, New single family home

 • Jagoe Homes Inc, 262 S. Bentley Drive, Oct. 24: $352,894, New single family home

 • Habitat For Humanity of Henderson, 1027 Stewart Drive, Oct. 25: $145,000, New home build

 • Habitat For Humanity of Henderson, 530 Lambert St., Oct. 25: $175,000, New home build

 • Abba Promotions Inc, 419 N. Green St., Sept. 10: $216, Building banner

 • Abba Promotions Inc, 435 First St., Sept. 20: $900, Freestanding sign

 • Abba Promotions Inc, 1205 S. Green St., Sept. 27: $350, Building mounted sign

 • Custom Sign & Engineering Inc, 506 N. Green St., Oct. 15: $2,000, Wall signs

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