Bug 'with many legs,' sewage smell cited at pizzeria in Holland
Each week, the Ottawa County Department of Public Health releases a round-up of recent safety inspections at restaurants, schools and other facilities. Adhering to proper safety practices is critical to preventing foodborne illness and promoting public health. The Sentinel publishes regular reports on “priority” violations — ones that could directly lead to contamination of food or increase the risk of transmitting a foodborne illness, as well as corrective measures taken. The Sentinel also reports on “priority foundation” violations — ones that could lead to a priority violation. The health department notes “core” violations, but The Sentinel only reports on those if there’s a significant accumulation at a single eatery or the inspection noted more serious violations. All reports are available at miottawa.org/health/environmental/food-services . Bambu Holland 3013 W. Shore Drive in Holland Priority There were multiple waffle batters past their discard date and still being used. To correct, staff discarded the batters. A garlic in oil mixture was left at room temperature for several days. To correct, the mixture was discarded. This is a repeat violation. There was beef bulgogi holding at 48 degrees in the cooler after more than 10 hours. To correct, the item was discarded. Priority Foundation There
