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How should public inspection information show compliance status and follow-up while respecting applicable records exemptions?

R2 proposes a standardized form and accessible database. The response claims the form exists but places database work under analysis; targeted inspection results are not countywide prevalence estimates.

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More Food for Thought: County Sustainability Department Has Not Implemented Required SB 1383 Edible Food Recovery Enforcement Procedures

Report section
Recommendations R2
Source citation
More Food for Thought: County Sustainability Department Has Not Implemented Required SB 1383 Edible Food Recovery Enforcement Procedures, Recommendations R2, physical PDF page 8 (printed page 8).
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