Environmental FAQs
ENVIRONMENTAL
FAQs
- A score of 85% or above with NO critical violations is considered a passing score and no other action is necessary.
- A score of 85% or above with critical violations have up to 10 days to correct the violations.
- 70%-79% Critical violations must be corrected within 10 days and all other violations need to be corrected within 30 days.
- 60%-69% Issue a notice of Intent to Suspend and Request for Conference or Hearing
- Below 59% Immediate Suspension Issue and Application to Reinstate and Request for Conference or Hearing
Immediate closure is necessary when the establishment has no hot water, the establishment has no electricity, the establishment has a severe pest
infestation, or the establishment has raw sewage backing up on the kitchen floor.
There are currently no limits set by the EPA. Therefore mold is not regulated. Mold grows in moist environments, so eliminate sources of moisture and lower humidity. Fix leaking faucets and drains, caulk and seal windows and tubs, use dehumidifiers in humid rooms such as basements. After correcting the moisture problem, wipe down area with a bleach solution of 1 capful of bleach per 1 gallon of water. For more information on mold refer to:
Environmental Management Branch – (502) 564-4856
Timmco of Clarksville – (931) 320-3747
Mold Home Protection Services of Henderson – (270) 860-0740
Report a Food Service Complaint by clicking the link here.