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RCW 43.20.148. Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements. The regulatory authority must approve a request for a mobile food unit to be exempt from state board of health or local health jurisdiction requirements to operate from an approved commissary or servicing area if: (1) The mobile food unit contains all equipment and utensils needed for complete onboard preparation ...
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RCW 43.20.148 Mobile food units—Commissary and servicing area requirements. The regulatory authority must approve a request for a mobile food unit to be exempt from state board of health or local health jurisdiction requirements to operate from an approved commissary or servicing area if: (1) The mobile food unit contains all equipment and utensils needed for complete onboard preparation of ...
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RCW 43.20.148 Mobile food units—Commissary and servicing area requirements. (1) For purposes of this section, the following terms have the following meanings: (a) "Commissary" means an approved food establishment where food is stored, prepared, portioned, or packaged for service elsewhere. (b) "Mobile food unit" means a readily movable food establishment. (c) "Servicing area" means an ...
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RCW 43.20.148. Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements. The regulatory authority must approve a request for a mobile food unit to be exempt from state board of health or local health jurisdiction requirements to operate from an approved commissary or servicing area if: (1) The mobile food unit contains all equipment and utensils needed for complete onboard preparation ...
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Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements. 43.20.149: Mobile food units — Reciprocity — Rule making. 43.20.175: Violations — Injunctions and legal proceedings authorized. 43.20.185: Enforcement of health laws and state or local rules and regulations upon request of local health officer. 43.20.215: Right of person to rely on prayer to alleviate ailments not abridged ...
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2019 Washington Code 43.20.148 – Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements
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Section 246-215-09126 - Commissary usage (1) The PERSON IN CHARGE of a MOBILE FOOD UNIT shall use a COMMISSARY APPROVED by the REGULATORY AUTHORITY issuing the primary permit unless exempted under RCW 43.20.148. (2) The PERMIT HOLDER shall obtain a written, signed COMMISSARY agreement from the COMMISSARY operator that must be renewed annually. Any
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(3) The person in charge of a mobile food unit shall operate the mobile food unit from an approved commissary or servicing area unless they meet the exemption criteria in RCW 43.20.148 and shall return to such location for supplies, thorough cleaning, and other servicing activities, as approved in a plan of operation.
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exemption under RCW 43.20.148 or at a frequency approved under WAC 246 -215 09100(3). • Submit current commissary agreements that are required to maintain your permit from the original regulatory authority. • Mason County Public Health may require additional commissary agreements. Use the commissary/servicing area form provided. The Restroom Agreement applicant/owner has contacted
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Most mobile units must have a commissary kitchen in Pierce County. You must submit a completed Commissary Kitchen Agreement form. A commissary kitchen is an approved food establishment where food is stored, prepared, portioned or packaged. Your commissary kitchen must provide: Potable water Handwash sink Mop sink Restrooms Garbage disposal 3-compartment dishwashing sink Cooking
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2019 Washington Code 43.20.148 – Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements
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FOOD UNIT from an APPROVED COMMISSARY or SERVICING AREA unless they meet the exemption criteria in RCW 43.20.148 and shall return to such location for supplies, thorough cleaning, and other servicing activities, as AP-PROVED in a plan of operation. (4) When not in operation, a MOBILE FOOD UNIT must be stored at an APPROVED SERVICING AREA or ...
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43.20.148 Mobile food units—Commissary and servicing area requirements. 43.20.149 Mobile food units—Reciprocity—Rule making. 43.20.175 Violations—Injunctions and legal proceedings authorized. 43.20.185 Enforcement of health laws and state or local rules and regulations upon request of local health officer. 43.20.215 Right of person to rely on prayer to alleviate ailments not abridged ...
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(3) The person in charge of a mobile food unit shall operate the mobile food unit from an approved commissary or servicing area unless they meet the exemption criteria in RCW 43.20.148 and shall return to such location for supplies, thorough cleaning, and other servicing activities, as approved in a plan of operation.
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(i) A mobile food unit is exempt from the use of a commissary under RCW 43.20.148; or (ii) A mobile food unit returns to its approved commissary after each day of
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exemption under RCW 43.20.148 or at a frequency approved under WAC 246 -215 09100(3). • Submit current commissary agreements that are required to maintain your permit from the original regulatory authority. • Mason County Public Health may require additional commissary agreements. Use the commissary/servicing area form provided. The Restroom Agreement applicant/owner has contacted
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RCW 43.20.149 Mobile food units—Reciprocity—Rule making. (1) Beginning May 1, 2020, a regulatory authority must accept a completed and approved plan review of a mobile food unit from another regulatory authority if: (a) The applicant has obtained a valid permit to operate the mobile food unit from another regulatory authority; and (b) The applicant provides the following to the regulatory ...
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Commissary exemption. (1) The person in charge of a mobile food unit shall use the commissary approved by the regulatory authority issuing the mobile primary permit unless exempted under RCW 43.20.148. (i) The local health officer approves the menu and plan of operations for the mobile food unit. [Statutory Authority: RCW 43.20.050 and 43.20.145.
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Adds “Mobile Primary Permit” and “Mobile Secondary Permit” to address RCW 43.20.148 (see Part 9 for additional information on mobile food unit changes). 18. Adds language to “ Permit Holder” to clarify operators that are not required to hold a permit (such as donated food distributing organizations) are still considered responsible for the operation. 19. Removes "Potentially ...
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Inclusion of commissary exemption language (RCW 43.20.148) Inclusion of plan review reciprocity language (Required by SB 5218, Mobile Food Units – Regulatory Approval, effective July 28, 2019) Mobile Food Units: Part 9 – Subpart A. Washington State Department of Health 13 Annual report detailed Written approval required from regulatory authority Equipment requirements detailed
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2019 Washington Code 43.20.148 – Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements
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43.20.148 Mobile food units—Commissary and servicing area requirements. 43.20.149 Mobile food units—Reciprocity—Rule making. 43.20.175 Violations—Injunctions and legal proceedings authorized. 43.20.185 Enforcement of health laws and state or local rules and regulations upon request of local health officer. 43.20.215 Right of person to rely on prayer to alleviate ailments not abridged ...
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exemption under RCW 43.20.148 or at a frequency approved under WAC 246 -215 09100(3). • Submit current commissary agreements that are required to maintain your permit from the original regulatory authority. • Mason County Public Health may require additional commissary agreements. Use the commissary/servicing area form provided. The Restroom Agreement applicant/owner has contacted
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§ 43.20.148: Mobile food units — Commissary and servicing area requirements § 43.20.149: Mobile food units — Reciprocity — Rule making § 43.20.175: Violations — Injunctions and legal proceedings authorized § 43.20.185: Enforcement of health laws and state or local rules and regulations upon request of local health officer § 43.20.215: Right of person to rely on prayer to alleviate ...
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RCW 43.20.148 or at a frequency approved under WAC 246-215-09100(3). • Submit current commissary agreements that are required to maintain your permit from the original regulatory authority. • Thurston County Public Health and Social Services may require additional commissary agreements. Use the commissary/servicing area form provided. Restroom Agreement . Provide a signed
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Several sections added to address mobile food unit plan review reciprocity in RCW 43.20.149 and commissary exemptions in RCW 43.20.148. Expands options for safe “re-service“ to help reduce food insecurity and food waste. Added subsection (5) to WAC 246 -215-06570 to incorporate language allowing dogs in breweries with limited food prep
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Inclusion of commissary exemption language (RCW 43.20.148) Inclusion of plan review reciprocity language (Required by SB 5218, Mobile Food Units – Regulatory Approval, effective July 28, 2019) Mobile Food Units: Part 9 – Subpart A. Washington State Department of Health 13 Annual report detailed Written approval required from regulatory authority Equipment requirements detailed
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Adds “Mobile Primary Permit” and “Mobile Secondary Permit” to address RCW 43.20.148 (see Part 9 for additional information on mobile food unit changes). 18. Adds language to “ Permit Holder” to clarify operators that are not required to hold a permit (such as donated food distributing organizations) are still considered responsible for the operation. 19. Removes "Potentially ...
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Most mobile units must have a commissary kitchen in Pierce County. You must submit a completed Commissary Kitchen Agreement form. A commissary kitchen is an approved food establishment where food is stored, prepared, portioned or packaged. Your commissary kitchen must provide: Potable water Handwash sink Mop sink Restrooms Garbage disposal 3-compartment dishwashing sink Cooking
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The commissary kitchen owner agrees to provide the mobile unit operator Information submitted is subject to Public Records Act, Chapter 42.56 RCW. Food Community Safety 3629 S. D St., MS 1059 Tacoma, WA 98418 (253) 649-1417 tpchd Rev. 10/20
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