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her <br />Website (If applicable): <br />1. Categories: <br />□“Class A" (Direct Sales Only) $186 “Class B” (Direct & Indirect Sales) $486 <br />Food List: <br />SOURDOUGH BREAD LOAVES INCLUDING PIZZA, FOCACCIA; SOURDOUGH COOKIES, SOURDOUGH <br />SCONES <br />4. Product Labeling: <br />5. Water Source: <br />*lf a private well, attach all updated water sample results (including quarterly bacteria and Nitrate results.) <br />6. Food Processor Course: <br />1868 E. Hazelton Avenue | Stockton, California 95205 | T 209 468-3420 | F 209 464-0138 | www.sjcehd.com <br />Attach two labels to this form for two of your CFO products (only one label is required if only one product is <br />made). <br />Attach food handler certification for owner and each individual that were not submitted with initial application <br />(including family members and/or employees). <br />Please check what type of water source is being used at the CFO: <br />E City Water 0 Private Well* <br />COTTAGE FOOD OPERATIONS (CFO) <br />REGISTRATION/PERMITTING RENEWAL FORM <br />CFO City: <br />RIPON, CA <br />Telephone: <br />925-765-3350 <br />Owner Name: <br />CYNDI VELASCO <br />SAN JOAOUIN <br />------COUNTY <br />Greatness qr <br />CFO Business Name: <br />SOWN SEED SOURDOUGH <br />CFO Physical Address: <br />986 JORDANOLO DRIVE <br />Date: <br />7/21/2026 <br />CFO Zip: <br />95366 <br />21/ OO 'LO ( <br />Environmental Health Department <br />3. Products: <br />Provide a list of all products you are preparing. If preparing jams, jellies, or fruit butters include a list of ingredients <br />(attach separate page if needed). <br />2. Prohibited Items: Initial if you agree to abide by the following: CV <br />Foods containing cream, custard, or meat fillings are potentially hazardous and are NOT ALLOWED. Only <br />foods that are defined as “non-potentially hazardous” are approved for preparation by a Cottage Food Operation. <br />These foods include items that do not require refrigeration to keep them safe from bacterial growth that could be a <br />cause of food-borne illness.