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Additional Requirements for Food Service Establishments

If your Food Service Establishment will be served by on-site water and/or sewage utilities (not connected to a municipal supply), additional Sanitary Code requirements must be met before you can obtain a permit.  Below is a fact sheet concerning these requirements and instructions on how to proceed.

Department: Environmental Health

Filed under: applications, drinking water, food service, food service establishment, permit, public water systems, sewage disposal system

Updated on Thu, 02/07/2013 - 10:32am.

Environmental Health Services

The Environmental Health Division of the Cattaraugus County Department of Health is charged with enforcement of the NYS Sanitary Code (10 NYCRR), NYS Public Health Law and Sanitary Code of the Cattaraugus County Health District.  In addition, we issue permits and review engineering plans for many associations, businesses and activities, which pote Read more

Updated on Thu, 02/07/2013 - 1:52pm.
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Operation Report Forms for Public Water Systems & Public Pools

The “DOH-360CUV: Water System Operation Report” form is used to report on the daily operation of disinfection systems for public water supplies.

The "DOH-1323: Report on Operation of Swimming Pool" form is used to report on the daily operation of disinfection systems for public swimming pools.

Both of these forms are available in two file types below.  One is a pdf version that may be printed and filled in by hand.  The other is a MS Excel file, for operators that wish to fill out the report on a computer.  Read more

Department: Environmental Health

Filed under: chlorination, chlorine, drinking water, forms, operation report, public water systems, ultraviolet, ultraviolet disinfection, UV, water, water operation report, water treatment, pool, public pools, disinfection, swimming

Updated on Mon, 10/17/2011 - 1:47pm.

Public Water Systems

A “Public Water System” is a water system meeting certain definitions found in Federal and State drinking water regulations.  These systems are monitored and inspected by the Environmental Health Division for compliance with strict treatment, reporting, and water quality standards.  Read more

Updated on Wed, 01/04/2012 - 5:33pm.
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