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Cabarrus County Health Department <br /> <br />71J Cabarrus Avenue <br /> <br />· P.O. Box ll49 * Concord, N. ¢. 2802&. :tO <br /> William F. Pilkington, Health Director <br /> <br /> March 8, 1995 <br /> <br />· .4rca (;ode 704/786-$121 <br /> <br />Steve Little, Director <br />Cabarrus County Parks and Recreation Department <br />P.O. Box 707 <br />Concord, North Carolina 28026-0707 <br /> <br />Dear Mr. Little: <br /> <br />The requirements for a limited food service establishment, i.e., a ballpark <br />concession stand, have changed. Most of the changes are cosmetic in nature <br />and compliance will pose no problems for any of the existing concession <br />stands. However, these rules do not allow any limited food service <br />establishment to be open for more than 60 days in any calender year. <br />Undoubtedly, this requirement will be impossible for most concession stands to <br />meet. This reqirement is especially difficult for those concession stands <br />operated by two or more non-profit groups who use the same stands at <br />different times. The 60 day time limit is applicable to the concession stand <br />and not the group. This needs to be changed. In addition, most concession <br />stands operate fewer than four hours per day. Consequently, it would take <br />120 days for most of these establishments to equal 60 days of 8 hour <br />operation. For this reason alone, the time limit should be extended to at least <br />120 days. <br /> <br />I hope these comments are helpful to you and your Board. If you need any <br />further assistance please contact me. <br /> <br />With best regards, <br /> <br />William F. Pilkington <br />Health Director <br /> <br />WP:ft <br /> <br />£qual Opport~4,,ity/Affirrnative Actio. Employer <br /> <br /> <br />