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�-f <br />Frank L. Miller, Inc. <br />18666 E. MELLO AVENUE / RIPON, CALIFORNIA 95366 January 14, 1980 <br />HEALTH DEPARTMENT VECTOR CONTROL INSPECTIONS <br />This company does not allow routine inspection unless we are <br />forced to by a stated warrent. We a e not against inspection upon <br />receipt of a complaint but we completely protest routine inspection. <br />We don't want the interference or even to open the door for such <br />interference. We run the best,ranehes in this county and believe <br />this inspection is a total waste of our money when a limited staff <br />should have the power to solve the problem of the three or four <br />stupid operators in this county. <br />The inspector going from ranch to ranch can do an excellent <br />job of carrying poultry diseases especially of the respiratory <br />nature that chickens are prone to catch. Our own ranches vary in <br />protection as well as viruses from other ranches. We are talking <br />about Vaccine and Field Strains of Bronchitis, Laryngotracheitis, <br />Newcastle, A.E., Coryza, Fowl Pox, M.G., and M.S. In our own <br />operation we have two ranches that are positive for M.G. virus <br />carriers and four other ranches that are very near to other peoples <br />ranches that are M.G. and M.S. positive. <br />We recommend that the inspector only go on one ranch per day <br />and set up a program of only M.G. and M.S. positive ranches in an <br />individual week with a gap week after exposure. We also want to <br />warn of possible liability by the Health District and their employees <br />if such diseases and/or production drops do happen. <br />Sincerely, <br />Richard L. Miller <br />President <br />We have read this paper and Frani L. Miller, Inc. has supplied <br />us with a copy of this paper for our '.Ptle. <br />Health Inspector Witness <br />Witness <br />