Chapter 7.05
HEALTH AND SANITATION

Sections:

7.05.010    Appointment of health and sanitation authority.

7.05.020    Definitions.

7.05.030    Air pollution standards.

7.05.040    Water pollution standards.

7.05.050    Garbage disposal standards.

7.05.060    Public toilet standards.

7.05.070    Boarding homes and schools for children standards.

7.05.080    Rodent control standards.

7.05.090    Unsafe dwelling standards.

7.05.100    Food service establishment standards.

7.05.110    Meat standards and licensing.

7.05.120    Milk standards.

7.05.130    Frozen dairy food products standards.

7.05.140    Public and semipublic swimming pools standards.

7.05.150    Consumer protection for purchases of real property.

7.05.160    Enforcement.

7.05.010 Appointment of health and sanitation authority.

Pursuant to Interlocal Agreement, King County and the Seattle-King County Department of Public Health are hereby designed as agent for the City with full authority to make inspections and to enforce all licenses, permits and standards adopted by this chapter, and to collect such filing fees, user fees and other fees, including handling fees, as are normally imposed by King County. (Ord. 90-1026 § 1)

7.05.020 Definitions.

The following sections of Chapter 8.04 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.04.010    Application in interpretation.

8.04.020    Bakery.

8.04.030    Restaurant or kitchen.

8.04.040    Confectionery.

8.04.050    Candy – Kitchen.

8.04.060    Basement.

8.04.070    Cellar.

8.04.080    Person – Singular words – Masculine words.

8.04.090    County health officer.

8.04.100    Standard disinfectal solution and standard disinfectant.

8.04.110    Garbage.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 2)

7.05.030 Air pollution standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.08 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.08.010    Definition

8.08.060    Smoke.

8.08.070    Opacity of smoke emissions.

8.08.080    Dust from fuel burning equipment.

8.08.090    Dust from heat processing equipment or other sources.

8.08.100    Traceable dust generally.

8.08.110    Enforcement.

8.08.120    Notice.

8.08.130    Hearing.

8.08.140    After hearing.

8.08.150    Posting and sealing.

8.08.160    Unlawful use.

8.08.170    Outdoor fire control.

8.08.180    Regulations on prior permits.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 3)

7.05.040 Water pollution standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.12 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.12.010    Deposit of matter in Lake Washington – Purification of sewage.

8.12.020    Enforcement.

8.12.030    Pollution of fresh water prohibited – Permit required for making deposits in bodies of water – Application, hearing on application and investigation for permit.

8.12.040    Certain uses of contaminated and impure water prohibited.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 4)

7.05.050 Garbage disposal standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.16 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.16.010    Type of container required and method of disposal – Type of treatment required before feeding to animals.

8.16.020    Leaving manure in certain places prohibited – Limited period given for disposal.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 5)

7.05.060 Public toilet standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.20 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.20.010    Permit required.

8.20.020    Renewal of permit – Suspension or revocation.

8.20.030    Sanitation and construction requirements.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 6)

7.05.070 Boarding homes and schools for children standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.24 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.24.010    Conditions required – Permit – Maintenance requirements – Quality of food and sleeping quarters.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 7)

7.05.080 Rodent control standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.38 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.38.010    Right of entry for inspection.

8.38.020    Adequate protection required.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 8)

7.05.090 Unsafe dwelling standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.36 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.36.010    Use of certain dwellings prohibited – Authority of health officer.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 9)

7.05.100 Food service establishment standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.40 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.40.010    Definitions

8.40.020    Food supplies.

8.40.030    Food protection.

8.40.040    Personnel health and disease control.

8.40.050    Cleanliness.

8.40.060    Equipment and utensils.

8.40.070    Cleanliness of equipment and utensils.

8.40.080    Water supply.

8.40.090    Sewage disposal.

8.40.100    Plumbing.

8.40.110    Toilet facilities.

8.40.120    Hand-washing facilities.

8.40.130    Garbage and rubbish disposal.

8.40.140    Vermin control.

8.40.150    Floors, walls and ceilings.

8.40.160    Lighting.

8.40.170    Ventilation.

8.40.180    Dressing rooms and lockers.

8.40.190    Housekeeping.

8.40.200    Compliance.

8.40.210    Plan review of future construction.

8.40.220    Permit required.

8.40.230    Issuance of permits.

8.40.240    Inspection of good service establishments – Access.

8.40.250    Inspection report form.

8.40.260    Notice to permit holder.

8.40.270    Examination and condemnation of food.

8.40.280    Imported foods.

8.40.290    Procedure when inspection is suspended.

8.40.310    Severability.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 11)

7.05.110 Meat standards and licensing.

The following sections of Chapter 8.44 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.44.010    Statute authority.

8.44.020    Validity.

8.44.030    Definitions.

8.44.040    Licenses required.

8.44.050    Fees.

8.44.060    Expiration – Transfer.

8.44.070    Display.

8.44.080    Issuance of wrapper and cutter licenses.

8.44.090    Application.

8.44.100    Application for meat distribution facilities license outside county.

8.44.110    Application when slaughterhouse outside county.

8.44.120    Distribution facilities inspection.

8.44.130    Food and beverage service worker’s permit required.

8.44.140    Sale to consumer from licensed shop only.

8.44.150    Retail meat shop operation authorization.

8.44.160    Retail processed meat shop operation authorization.

8.44.170    Wholesale meat shop operation authorization.

8.44.180    Wholesale meat dealer operation authorization.

8.44.190    Wholesale commission meat dealer operation authorization.

8.44.200    Meat warehouse operation authorization.

8.44.210    Meat cutter operation authorization.

8.44.220    Apprentice meat cutter operation authorization.

8.44.230    Meat wrapper operation authorization.

8.44.240    Meat wrapper salesman operation authorization.

8.44.250    Granting license after revocation.

8.44.260    Employing unlicensed person.

8.44.270    Examination – Meat cutter – Meat wrapper salesman.

8.44.280    Meat worker’s health permits.

8.44.290    Fraudulent and unlawful use or removal of licenses, certificates, inspection marks, and numbers.

8.44.300    Compliance required.

8.44.310    Walls and ceilings.

8.44.320    Doors and windows.

8.44.330    Floors.

8.44.340    Lighting.

8.44.350    Ventilation.

8.44.360    Plumbing.

8.44.370    Refrigeration.

8.44.380    Toilets, lavatories and dressing rooms.

8.44.390    Cleaning of equipment and premises.

8.44.400    Equipment.

8.44.410    Water and ice supply.

8.44.420    Personnel.

8.44.430    Special inspection services.

8.44.440    Availability of records.

8.44.450    Examination of distribution facilities.

8.44.460    Application to state for inspection permit.

8.44.470    Inspector qualifications.

8.44.480    Meat inspection fund.

8.44.490    Conditions generally – Fresh meat.

8.44.500    Meat cutter or apprentice responsibility.

8.44.510    Meat case temperature.

8.44.520    Cutting and packaging responsibility.

8.44.530    Packaging and labeling requirements.

8.44.540    Conditions generally – Frozen meat.

8.44.550    Enclosure requirements.

8.44.560    Storage temperature.

8.44.570    Inspection.

8.44.580    Self-service frozen meat cabinet temperature.

8.44.590    Pet food.

8.44.600    Refreezing.

8.44.610    Labeling.

8.44.620    Grading required.

8.44.630    Labeling required.

8.44.640    Approval – Misbranding.

8.44.650    Possession of ungraded meat.

8.44.660    Deception or false assertion prohibited.

8.44.670    Statement of true portion required.

8.44.680    Grade designation.

8.44.690    Artificial lights.

8.44.700    Weight and portion of pork.

8.44.710    Picture advertising.

8.44.720    Ground beef.

8.44.730    Advertising frozen meat.

8.44.740    Wrapping materials.

8.44.750    Transportation.

8.44.760    Peddling prohibited.

8.44.770    Sale prohibited.

8.44.780    Sale of adulterated sausage or ground beef.

8.44.790    Contents of adulterated sausage or ground beef.

8.44.800    Sale or disposition of horse meat.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 12)

7.05.120 Milk standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.48 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.48.010    Definitions.

8.48.030    Milk and milk products which may be sold.

8.48.040    Adulterated or misbranded milk or milk products.

8.48.050    Labeling.

8.48.060    Handling of raw milk.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 13)

7.05.130 Frozen dairy food products standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.52 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.52.010    Definitions.

8.52.020    Pasteurization of mix.

8.52.030    Permits.

8.52.040    Examination of frozen dairy foods.

8.52.050    Sanitation standards.

8.52.060    Transferring and dispensing frozen dairy foods.

8.52.070    Inspection of dairy food establishments.

8.52.080    Personnel health and disease control.

8.52.100    Dairy food plants.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 14)

7.05.140 Public and semipublic swimming pools standards.

The following sections of Chapter 8.56 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.56.010    Definitions.

8.56.020    Swimming pool advisory committee.

8.56.040    Retroactivity.

8.56.050    Permit to operate required – Application – Issuance.

8.56.060    Plans and specifications for construction, alteration or renovation.

8.56.070    Maintenance required.

8.56.080    Operation, maintenance and use responsibility.

8.56.090    Water quality.

8.56.100    Disinfection.

8.56.110    Recirculation and filtration.

8.56.120    Waste.

8.56.130    Cross-connections.

8.56.140    Operating records.

8.56.150    Alternate materials, equipment or procedures.

8.56.160    Severability.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 15)

7.05.150 Consumer protection for purchases of real property.

The following sections of Chapter 8.60 King County Code as now in effect, and as may be subsequently amended, are hereby adopted by reference:

8.60.010    Vendor – Disclosure form required.

8.60.020    Vendor – Disclosure form – Contents.

8.60.030    Vendor – Disclosure and alternative waiver forms – Filing.

(Ord. 90-1026 § 16)

7.05.160 Enforcement.

The Director of the Seattle-King County Department of Public Health, the Director of the King County Department of Public Health, and City personnel occupying similar positions and authorities are authorized to enforce the provisions of this chapter, and any rules and regulations promulgated hereunder, and any applicable United States statutes, and any person violating any provision of this chapter shall, upon conviction, be guilty of violating a City ordinance, and shall be punished by a fine not to exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) or imprisonment for a term not to exceed one (1) year, or both, and each day during which such violation continues shall be considered an additional violation. (Ord. 90-1026 § 17)