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A.T.C. RETREAT (Okeechobee County)

9751 HWY 78 W, OKEECHOBEE

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    Business Name: A.T.C. RETREATPermit: 47-54-00015
    Address: 9751 Hwy 78 W, Okeechobee, FL, 34974 County: Okeechobee
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Inspection Results

    Inspection Detail


    Inspection at a glance

    Inspection DateSept. 29, 2011
    Inspection PurposeRoutine
    Inspection ScoreNone
    Inspection ResultSatisfactory








Mobile homes and recreational vehicle park inspections includes approximately 5,700 mobile home parks, lodging and recreational vehicle parks, and recreational camps in Florida.  The objective of this program is to minimize the risk of injury and illness in this residential environment.  Of primary concern and importance are safe drinking water supply, proper sewage disposal, a safe and disease free swimming pool (where provided), and assurances that the establishment is free from garbage, harmful insects, and rodent infestations.

The county health departments receive and investigate environmental health and sanitation complaints about these facilities.  The county health departments provide complaintants with report findings and corrective actions taken.




Source: Florida Department of Health / Division of Environmental Public Health


    Inspection Detail


    Inspection at a glance

    Inspection DateJan. 18, 2011
    Inspection PurposeRoutine
    Inspection ScoreNone
    Inspection ResultSatisfactory








Mobile homes and recreational vehicle park inspections includes approximately 5,700 mobile home parks, lodging and recreational vehicle parks, and recreational camps in Florida.  The objective of this program is to minimize the risk of injury and illness in this residential environment.  Of primary concern and importance are safe drinking water supply, proper sewage disposal, a safe and disease free swimming pool (where provided), and assurances that the establishment is free from garbage, harmful insects, and rodent infestations.

The county health departments receive and investigate environmental health and sanitation complaints about these facilities.  The county health departments provide complaintants with report findings and corrective actions taken.




Source: Florida Department of Health / Division of Environmental Public Health


    Inspection Detail


    Inspection at a glance

    Inspection DateJuly 20, 2010
    Inspection PurposeRoutine
    Inspection Score100.0
    Inspection ResultSatisfactory








Mobile homes and recreational vehicle park inspections includes approximately 5,700 mobile home parks, lodging and recreational vehicle parks, and recreational camps in Florida.  The objective of this program is to minimize the risk of injury and illness in this residential environment.  Of primary concern and importance are safe drinking water supply, proper sewage disposal, a safe and disease free swimming pool (where provided), and assurances that the establishment is free from garbage, harmful insects, and rodent infestations.

The county health departments receive and investigate environmental health and sanitation complaints about these facilities.  The county health departments provide complaintants with report findings and corrective actions taken.




Source: Florida Department of Health / Division of Environmental Public Health


    Inspection Detail


    Inspection at a glance

    Inspection DateDec. 29, 2009
    Inspection PurposeRoutine
    Inspection Score100.0
    Inspection ResultSatisfactory








Mobile homes and recreational vehicle park inspections includes approximately 5,700 mobile home parks, lodging and recreational vehicle parks, and recreational camps in Florida.  The objective of this program is to minimize the risk of injury and illness in this residential environment.  Of primary concern and importance are safe drinking water supply, proper sewage disposal, a safe and disease free swimming pool (where provided), and assurances that the establishment is free from garbage, harmful insects, and rodent infestations.

The county health departments receive and investigate environmental health and sanitation complaints about these facilities.  The county health departments provide complaintants with report findings and corrective actions taken.




Source: Florida Department of Health / Division of Environmental Public Health




 
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