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Washington State Board of Health Meeting Materials

September 8, 2004

The Marcus Whitman Hotel - Walla Walla

Agenda Item #	Item
3	SBOH Announcements & Other Board Business
4	Department of Health Update
5	Welcome - Walla Walla County
6	Discussion of Local Issues
7	Causes of Food Borne Illness in Washington
8	Food Code Rule Revision, CR-102 Public Hearing, Chapter 246-215 WAC
9	Discussion of Homeless Shelters and Transient Accommodations, Chapter 246-260 WAC
10	Transient Accommodations Continuance of CR-102 Hearing, Chapter 246-260 WAC
11	"Food, Fitness and Our Kids" Community Forum Report
12	Public Testimony

Item 03	SBOH Announcements & Other board Business
Item 04	Department of Health Update
Item 05	Welcome - Walla Walla County
Item 06	Discussion of Local Issues
Item 07	Causes of Food Borne Illness in Washington
	Memo from Board Members Carl Osaki, Ed Gray and Tom Locke Governor's Proclamation DOH Food Borne Illness PowerPoint Presentation
Item 08	Food Code Rule Revision, CR-102 Public Hearing, Chapter 246-215 WAC
	Memo from Board Members Carl Osaki, Ed Gray and Tom Locke ESHB 2325 DOH Handout 1 - Overview DOH Handout 2 - Summary of Major Differences DOH Handout 3 - Comparison of Major Differences DOH Handout 4 - Selected Definitions CR-102 Small Business Economic Impact Statement
Item 09	Discussion of Homeless Shelters and Transient Accommodations, Chapter 246-260 WAC
	Memo from Board Member Carl Osaki PowerPoint Presentation
Item 10	Transient Accommodations, Continuance of CR-102 Hearing, Chapter 246-260 WAC
	Memo from Board Member Carl Osaki CR-102 Matrix of DOH Responses to Comments (MS Word) Proposed Changes to Draft Rule (MS Word) July 14 Public Testimony by Jan Simon, Executive Vice President, Washington State Hotel & Lodging Association, July 14, 2004 Small Business Economic Impact Statement Significant Analysis July 14 Memo to State Board of Health from Carl Osaki July 14 DOH PowerPoint Presentation
Item 11	"Food, Fitness and Our Kids" Community Forum Report
	Memo from Board Member Charles Chu Project Overview PowerPoint Presentation Sample of Benton-Franklin Health District's Community Forums PowerPoint Presentation Results and Next Steps PowerPoint Presentation Summary of Community Forum Results Substitute Senate Bill 5436
Item 12	Public Testimony
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