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Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health reviews compliance cases for Dumpling Chinese Restaurant and Walgreens
Summary
At its Nov. 13 meeting the Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health held formal hearings for Dumpling Chinese Restaurant and Walgreens over prior conditional inspections; both representatives complied with health inspector instructions and fees were addressed.
Connie Doheny, president of the Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health, opened formal hearings Nov. 13 on two food‑safety matters involving local businesses.
The first hearing concerned Dumpling Chinese Restaurant, 202–204 Boulevard, which had two conditional health inspections on May 15 and Oct. 25, 2024. After a discussion with Health Inspector Katherine Fabrizio, Mr. Lin, representing Dumpling Chinese Restaurant, complied with Fabrizio’s instructions and paid the $250 hearing fee, the meeting record shows.
The board then heard a case involving Walgreens at 151 Boulevard, which received conditional inspections on April 30 and Oct. 31, 2024. Walgreens representative Ms. Valle told the board she complied with Inspector Fabrizio’s instructions and said the $250 hearing fee will be billed to Walgreens’ headquarters.
Health Inspector Katherine Fabrizio and Board Secretary Laura French had submitted written reports for the meeting; the board did not record additional details from those attachments in the minutes. No formal disciplinary motions or fines beyond the recorded hearing‑fee arrangements were documented in the meeting record.
The Board’s actions on both cases were recorded as compliance with inspector directions rather than adoption of new policy or additional sanctions. The board moved on to other business after the two hearings.
