“The structure shall be condemned … It shall be unlawful for any person to enter, use or occupy the structure except as indicated above,” according to the notice by Joanne Mejias, chief building official for the city.
Credit: JEREMY KELLEY/STAFF
Credit: JEREMY KELLEY/STAFF
The notice dated Feb. 16 allows entry only to retrieve contents and to “correct unsafe or unsanitary conditions.”
Attempts to reach restaurant operators on Tuesday and Wednesday were unsuccessful. The Dayton Daily News has requested documents from the city regarding the closing.
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Public Health Dayton-Montgomery County has not received any food-borne illness complaints about that Kettering business in several years, Public Information Manager Dan Suffoletto said.
A notice of violation at the restaurant states “any person who fails, neglects, or refuses to correct noted violations within the compliance deadline” faces a “$100 re-inspection fee and/or court action.”
The business can appeal the findings, according to the notice of violation, which is dated Feb. 5.
The appeal must be filed 10 days of the notice, the document states.
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