SC - SC Feast n the law

[LrdRas at aol.com]

In a message dated 97-11-27 03:47:13 EST, you write:

<< If it comes to a legal argument we are feeding them for money. >>

Factoid: SCA events are not "public" events. They are for SCA participants
and guests. In PA at least a site's kitchen will have been inspected and
licensed by the DPH through the people or organization owning the site. No
exceptions so the matter of a permit or health inspections at any given site
are neither a concern of nor within the realm of things to be concerned
aboutwhen renting a site other than making sure that the freezer and walk-in
temperatures are recorded on the official form posted on the door of these
particular conveniences if they are so instructed.

In general, compliance with the health code is not a worry for SCA cooks in
PA if they follow normal sanitary practices. AND MOST CERTAINLY THE ODDS OF
AN OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTER SHOWING UP ON SITE ON A WEEKEND RANGE FROM NIL TO
NON-EXISTENT since those particular civil service jobs are Mon-Fri 9-5.

Ras (who fervently wishes he could transferred from the PLCB to the state
library system or the DPH. :-))



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