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Clarifies that local regulations do not supersede Missouri Department of Health statutes and rules, while adopting the Missouri Food Code by reference. 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These duties include, but are not limited to, education, inspection, permit processing, review of plans, emergency response incidents and violation enforcement.  \nSection 1. REGULATIONS NOT TO SUPERCEDE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH REGULATION AND RULES  \nThe Pulaski County Health Center is mandated by Sections 192.280 and 192.290 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri to enforce rules and regulations of the Missouri Department of Health promulgated in furtherance of Chapter 192. The Missouri Department of Health has adopted by reference thereto, the 2013 Food Code of the Federal Drug Administration as 19 CSR 20-1.026 subject to stated deletions and exceptions. That is the present food code that is mandated to be enforced by state.  \nThe Pulaski County Health Center will enforce any code adopted by the Missouri Department of Health and legally in affect as State Regulation. This enforcement of whatever regulation that is legally in force is statutorily mandated in section 192.280 and 192.290 of the Revised Statues of Missouri.  \nThese regulations are not intended to supercede statutes or regulations but to establish Pulaski County regulations for the establishment of fees, inspection, permit processing, review of plans, emergency response incidents, violation enforcement and related activities for food establishments. The limiting of these regulations to food establishments does not establish any intent to not enforce the Missouri Food Code by the Pulaski County Health Center.  \nSection 2.  INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE OF MISSOURI FOOD CODE AND STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY TO ADOPT REGULATION  \nThe Pulaski County Health Center incorporates by specific reference thereto the Missouri Health Code, 19CSR 20-1.025; which is set forth unto these regulations. This regulation is enacted pursuant to Section 192.300 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri. The incorporation of the Missouri Health code into these regulations includes all deletions, exceptions, and if adopted, local option regulations set forth in 19 CSR 20-1.025 and additions not in conflict with Department of Health Regulations and Rules.  \nSection 3. APPLICABILITY  \nThese regulations apply to all food service providers in Pulaski County meeting the \"Food Establishment\" definition.  \nSection 4: DEFINITIONS  \nThe following words and phrases shall have the following meanings:  \n4.1 Board: The Pulaski County Health Center Board of Trustees.  \n4.2 Code: The current \"Missouri Food Code\" adopted and used by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.  \n4.3 Environmental Public Health Specialist (EPHS): A Person who has graduated from an accredited four-year college with major specialization in one or a combination of the following: biology, chemistry, bacteriology, food science, soil science, sanitary service or environmental health along with courses and training required by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.  \n4.4 Food establishment: An operation that stores, prepares, packages, serves, or otherwise provides food for human consumption, and more particularly as the term \"food establishment\" is defined in Section 1.201.10(B) (31) of the Code.  \n4.5 Mobile Food Unit: Vehicle mounted food service establishment designed to be readily movable and which may operate from a commissary and/or a designated service area. Mobile Food Units are not restricted to operate exclusively in conjunction with events or celebrations.  \n4.6 PCHC: Pulaski County Health Center  \n4.7 Permit: A written authorization issued by the PCHC which authorizes a person to operate a food establishment or food vendor.  \n4.8 Regulatory authority: The Health Director of the Pulaski County Health Center or an authorized representati","cbCaip1XFL6ZCl9x","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip1XFL6ZCl9x","pdf",329577,"English","# Purpose\n## Regulations and authority\n# Section 1\n## Regulations not to supersede department rules\n# Section 2\n## Incorporation by reference of Missouri Food Code\n# Section 3\n## Applicability\n# Section 4\n## Definitions\n# Section 5\n## Permit compliance procedures","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Regulation No. 13-05?\",\"answer\":\"It sets procedures to ensure permit compliance for food establishments in Pulaski County, including education, inspection, permit processing, plan review, emergency response, and enforcement of violations, as well as related fee structures.\"},{\"question\":\"Do these county regulations replace Missouri Department of Health regulations?\",\"answer\":\"No. The document states these regulations are not intended to supersede Missouri statutes or Department of Health regulations; instead, they establish county-level requirements for fees and compliance activities.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the core steps required to obtain and maintain a permit?\",\"answer\":\"Food establishments must apply in writing on regulatory authority forms, cannot transfer permits between persons or operation types, undergo an inspection for compliance, receive a permit if compliant, and renew permits annually before January 1.\"}]","Consumer Food Safety Regulation - Regulation No. 13-05 | PDF",1790922908,23]