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Board records motion to approve 2026 food and public-establishment licenses; Harmony Day Spa approved pending paperwork
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Caldwell Board of Health recorded motions to approve a slate of 2026 food and public-establishment licenses. Harmony Day Spa was added during the meeting and its license was approved pending late paperwork; the minutes do not record vote tallies for the food-license motion.
The Caldwell Board of Health recorded motions March 10 to approve 2026 food and public-establishment licenses, with the public-establishment Harmony Day Spa approved pending late paperwork.
Patty Landon moved to approve the listed 2026 food licenses — Cafe9 Duit; Caldwell Bagels; Caldwell Marketplace; H&N Mini Mart; and Kurobuta — and Lisa Gates seconded. The meeting minutes record the motion and the mover/second but do not list a vote tally or an explicit approval outcome for the food licenses in the text.
On public-establishment licenses, Patty Landon again moved approval and Kristen Gerard seconded. The minutes list Cristal Nails and Rashel27s Nails and note that Harmony Day Spa was added during the meeting. Harmony Day Spa27s license was approved "pending late paperwork due to mitigating circumstances," per the minutes.
Board members also discussed administrative updates tied to licensing: minutes record a plan to update license templates to replace former Board Secretary Anakaren Millan27s name with Health Officer Maya Harlow, though licenses already issued may still bear Anakaren Millan27s name until templates are updated.
The board did not record any formal vote tallies for the food-license motion in the minutes; the record shows who moved and seconded the motion. The minutes do not indicate additional conditions for the other listed food establishments.
The board will continue routine licensing administration and post approved minutes on the board27s website as required by state legal requirements (not specified in the minutes).
