Comments on: Restaurant inspection issues: Unpalatable!

By: dani_k

dani_k — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 14:26:30 +0000

Dave - no one believes SSNs should be made public. The PNA believes in exemptions for any successful open records law. For starters, please take a look at Sen. Jim Ferlo’s law, which lists 20 categories of records that are not subject to disclosure (including medical records, student records, records that would threaten domestic security, police investigative records, and more.)

By: DaveF

DaveF — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 12:37:21 +0000

Should all government documents be public? Well, government knows your social security number, it has a copy of the building plans of your house, it knows what run-ins with the law you have had. Property Maintenance Code inspectors may inspect your property if there is a complaint. So if I set up a blog that prints your social security number, shows the easiset way to access your bedroom from the outside, talks about the time you got arrested for smoking dope, and shows the health complaint about your house concerning the rat problem you dealt with in ‘98, you’ll be ok with that?

By: KATIE

KATIE — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 16:20:40 +0000

I really dont go out to eat anymore,it is safer to dine at home! I live in the Bath Pa area and i know of one inspector who hasnt been to several restaurants in several years, one of them is located in Nazareth because I worked there! She last inspected that place almost 4 years ago. I quit because it was too disgusting! Some one is going to get very sick eating there!