NOTE: All food and ingredients must be stored and prepared in the licensed facility. No ingredients, food, or finished products may be prepared or stored in a private home or other unlicensed facility.
NOTE: The Food Code requires that labels for prepackaged food must contain the following information. This does not apply to food that is made to order for a specific customer, or food that is packaged to order (such as cookies selected from a tray in a bakery case).
Please enclose the following documents:
I hereby certify the above information is correct, and I fully understand that any deviation from the above without prior permission from the Health Authority may nullify final approval.
NOTE: Approval of these plans and specifications by the Health Authority does not indicate compliance with any other code, law or regulation that may be required, whether federal, state, or local. Further, it does not constitute endorsement or acceptance of the completed mobile unit (structure or equipment). A pre-opening inspection of the mobile unit with equipment in place and operational will be necessary to determine if it complies with the local and state laws governing food service establishments.
Mobile Food Units must operate from a licensed commissary and report to the commissary for all supplies and all cleaning and servicing operations. If the commissary is not located in Fulton County, a copy of the commissary's Food Permit and most recent inspection must be submitted with this application.
If the owners of the Mobile Food Unit and commissary are not the same, a Commissary Agreement Form must be submitted. If the commissary is not in Fulton County, a copy of the commissary's Food License and most recent inspection must also be submitted.
This form shall be used when the owner of a Mobile Food Unit is not the same as the owner of the licensed commissary. If the licensed commissary is not in Fulton County, a copy of the Food Permit and a copy of the most recent health inspection must be submitted with this agreement.
The permit holder of the commissary is responsible for all food service operations conducted on the commissary premises. The owner of the commissary agrees to allow the owner of the Mobile Food Unit access to the commissary for storage, warewashing, food preparation, receiving of potable water, dumping of wastewater, and any other use as required during the following days/hours:
This agreement expires December 31st of the year issued. In the event this agreement is terminated, the Licensed Food Service Establishment and the Mobile Food Unit Owner agree to notify the Fulton County Health Department. All parties also agree that, in the event of termination, all mobile food service operations must immediately discontinue until the Mobile Food Unit Owner secures the services of an approved commissary and provides another Commissary Agreement to the Fulton County Health Department. This agreement terminates if the Food Service Establishment does not have a current license to operate.
