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SAN JOAQUIN Environmental Health Department <br /> C010NTY- <br /> rr Greotness grows herk;. Time In: 11:36 am <br /> Time Out: 12:11 pm <br /> Food Program Complaint Inspection Report <br /> Name of Facility: FAMILY DOLLAR#32078 Date: 02/25/2020 <br /> Address: 66 S WILSON WAY, STOCKTON 95205 <br /> Owner/Operator: DOLLAR TREE STORES INC Telephone: (757)321-5000 <br /> Program Element: 1600-FOOD PROGRAM Complaint#: C00051662 <br /> DESCRIPTION OF COMPLAINT ALLEGATIONS <br /> The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department received the following complaint: <br /> MICE/RAT ALL THROUGHOUT STORE. POOP IN THE CHIP AISLE. <br /> VIOLATIONS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS <br /> Items listed on this report as violations do not meet the requirements set forth in the California Health and Safety Code commencing with section 7; <br /> 113700.All violations must be corrected within specified timeframe. Violations that are classified as"MAJOR"pose an immediate threat to public health <br /> and have the potential to cause foodborne illness.All major violations must be corrected immediately.Non-compliance may warrant immediate closure of <br /> the food facility. <br /> OVERALL INSPECTION NOTES AND COMMENTS <br /> FOOD ITEM--LOCATION--TEMP°F--COMMENTS <br /> No Temperature Data Collected <br /> NOTES <br /> Upon arrival, I spoke with the manager in regards to the issue. The manager stated that rodent have been an issue but <br /> actions have been taken in place to prevent them from returning.The manager stated that pest control has been servicing the <br /> facility multiple times a month. During my inspection, I observed the bait boxes in the back storage area of the facility but also <br /> observed numerous rodent droppings on the opposite side of the cargo loading area.The droppings appear to be fresh and <br /> older ones are also observed.The facility did contain a hole behind the bailer,which allowed outside pests to enter into the <br /> facility. The hole has been filled but the back area still contains a fence that is broken into due to the high homeless <br /> population in the area. The manager stated that the pest are possibly being introduced to the area due to the homeless, and <br /> with the homeless damaging the back fence, it leaves an opening for the pest to enter into the facility.Advised all rodent <br /> droppingsto be cleaned, area sanitized and place bait traps at every door to avoid rodents from entering into the facility. I also <br /> advised the manager to place sticky traps underneath all fixtures that contain food products, in order to catch any rodent or <br /> pest as it travels from one aisle to the next. <br /> A re-inspection will occur in 7 days, on or after 03/03/2020 <br /> Official inspection report emailed. <br /> The person in charge is responsible for ensuring that the above mentioned facility is in compliance with all applicable sections of the California Health and <br /> Safety Code.If a reinspection is required,fees will be assessed at the current hourly rate. <br /> Received by: Name and Title: kimberly streat, store manager <br /> EH Specialist: VICTOR ACEVEDO Phone: (209)468-0337 <br /> FA0024561 C00051662 SC544 02/25/2020 <br /> EHD 16-23 Rev.06/30/15 Page 1 of 1 Food Program Complaint Inspection Report <br /> 1868 E. Hazelton Avenue I Stockton, California 95205 1 T 209 468-3420 1 F 209 464-0138 1 www.sjcehd.com <br />