Delaware County restaurant inspections

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Violations and comments on food-safety inspections conducted last week by the Delaware County Health Department of establishments with liquor licenses, which was one with one set of violations:

Gran Rodeo, 200 Painters Crossing Village, West Chester:

• Medication found in top of the cold holding unit.

• A thermometer is not provided in the freezer and refrigerator units.

• In-use wiping cloths are not stored properly.

• In-Use Utensils are stored incorrectly.

• Freezer equipment was found in disrepair in the kitchen area of the establishment.

• Floor in the walk in refrigerator was found in disrepair in the kitchen area of the establishment.

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Gran Rodeo was hit with numerous violations a week earlier.

Most of the violations are handled on the spot — usually by moving or discarding any food in question and cleaning what was found to be dirty — and a few require follow-up visits.

Delaware County presents the inspections with no further comment than above.

No clean bills of health this week. The inspections this week were one follow-up.

It’s unclear why the number of inspections being performed have been dwindling for the past several weeks.

The Daily Times corrects only grossly improper spelling, capitalization, abbreviation and punctuation from the reports.

There are many more inspections performed by the county than those listed above. Those inspections are in food-serving locations that do not have liquor licenses.

Tinicum Township reports through the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture website. No inspections were listed for Tinicum.

Tinicum is the only one of the seven Delaware County townships that doesn’t rely on the county health department for inspections that reports through the state.

Governmental entities are not obligated to report the results of food-safety inspections to the public.

Here are the previous inspections in Delaware County.