Tri-City restaurant inspections through Oct. 28

Each Monday, the Tri-City Herald publishes results for restaurant inspections conducted by the Benton-Franklin Health District inspections.

Beginning this week, the report includes results of establishments with results triggering a re-inspection, as well as those that passed.

By law, all establishments that sell food are subject to inspection, from full-service restaurants to coffee carts to gas stations.

Establishments are rated on a state point system up to 415 points based on the federal food code for the conditions in the restaurant at the time of the unannounced inspection.

Red points reflect more concerning issues that require immediate inspection. An establishment receiving 25 or more points on a routine inspection must be re-inspected. Those that receive 10 or more when they’re re-inspected are inspected again. Blue points indicate situations that need to be fixed, but not immediately.

To view copies of the health department’s reports for all establishments inspected regardless of results, go to tricityherald.com.

Past inspections can be viewed on the health district’s webpage, bit.ly/Tri-CityRestaurantInspections. For questions concerning reports, call the health district at 509-460-4205.

Establishments requiring reinspection

Aki Sushi, 321 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick, Third follow up, Oct. 26, to routine, Aug. 16). (35 Red, 0 Blue)

Notes: Items stored in hand-sink. Improper cooling procedure.

Maverick, 5505 Road 68, Pasco, Oct. 24, routine (30 Red, 0 Blue)

Notes: Food worker cards missing, improper temperature for hot foods.

Parkview Estates Community, 7820 W. Sixth Ave., Pasco, Oct. 24, routine (65 Red, 5 Blue)

Notes: Food worker cards missing, improper cooling, room temperature storage.

Shiki Sushi Bar & Japanese Grill, 1408 N. Louisiana St., Kennewick, Oct. 24, routine (105 Red, 13 Blue). Follow up on Oct. 26 (5 Red, 0 Blue)

Notes: Food worker cards missing, bare-hand contact with ready-to-eat foods, soap missing from hand-sink, improper temperature storage, improper cooling, room temperature storage.

Town Place Suites By Marriott, 591 Columbia Point Drive, Richland, Oct. 28, routine (40 Red, 2 Blue)

Notes: Food worker cards missing, improper hot and cold holding.

West Richland Golf Course, 4000 Fallon Drive, West Richland, Oct. 28, routine (50 Red, 0 Blue).

Notes: Food worker cards missing, items stored in both hand-wash sinks, raw animal products not stored properly, improper cooling.

Establishments not requiring reinspection

• Baskin Robbins, 890 Stevens Drive, Richland, (5 Red, 0 Blue)
• Beaver Creek Cafe, 667 Aaron drive, Richland, (10 Red, 0 Blue)
• Bombshelter/Up & Atom, 930 Long Ave., Richland, (0 Red, 5 Blue).
• Bookmark Cafe, 955 Northgate Drive, Richland, (0 Red, 0 Blue)
• By-Pass Food Mart, 2201 Stevens Drive, Richland, (0 Red, 8 Blue)
• Captain Gray Elementary School, 1108 N. 10th Ave., Pasco, (0 Red, 0 Blue).
• Caterpillar Cafe, 227 Symons St., Richland, (0 Red, 0 Blue)
• Dollar Tree, 87 Columbia Point Drive, Richland, (5 Red, 2 Blue)
• Dutch Bros Coffee, 6609 Burden Blvd., Pasco, (15 Red, 3 Blue)
• Emerson Elementary School, 1616 W. Octave St., Pasco, (0 Red, 0 Blue)
• Lil’ Roasters Coffee Bar, 496 George Washington Way, Richland, (15 Red, 0 Blue)
• M Hotel, 1515 George Washington Way, Richland, (10 Red, 2 Blue)
• Maya Angelou Elementary School, 6001 Road 84, Pasco, (0 Red, 0 Blue)
• McDonald’s, 4810 Road 68, Pasco, (5 Red, 0 Blue)
• Richland High School, 930 Long Ave., Richland, (0 Red, 0 Blue)
• Ruth Livingston Elementary School, 2515 Road 84, Pasco, (10 Red, 0 Blue)
• Starbucks, 10 Merlot Drive, (10 Red, 2 Blue)
• Starbucks, 59 Columbia Point Drive, Richland, (5 Red, 0 Blue)

This story was originally published November 6, 2016 at 6:51 PM with the headline "Tri-City restaurant inspections through Oct. 28."