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Lowell inspectors report Outback food-illness complaint; eight new businesses and one closure noted
Summary
Development services reported eight new businesses since November, one closure tied to water and failed inspections, and an Outback Steakhouse food-illness complaint that inspectors traced to operator error; the restaurant passed reinspection and will be monitored weekly for 30 days.
Matthew Sheehan, who submitted the monthly development services report, told the Lowell Board of Health that the department recorded eight new businesses since the November report and one closure related to water and failed restaurant inspections.
Sheehan highlighted an Outback Steakhouse food-illness complaint in which two people reported illness after eating French onion soup. He said the city and Department of Public Health paperwork and a full inspection showed the…
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