Tennessee SB1282 amends health-related codes to update permit fees, inspection intervals, and definitions.
Tennessee SB1282 amends several sections of the Tennessee Code, primarily concerning health-related permits and fees. It updates the definition of "Food Code" to reflect the 2009 Food Code or any subsequent versions adopted by the commissioner. The bill changes the frequency of inspections for certain food service establishments, requiring inspections every three months instead of once per month and annually instead of every six months. It also modifies permit fees, including adding a penalty fee for delinquent or returned checks.
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