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Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health hearing resolves Bella Pizza inspection issues; owner pays $250 fee
Summary
The Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health opened a formal hearing on Bella Pizza after two conditional inspections; the owner complied with the health inspector's instructions and paid a $250 hearing fee, with no board vote recorded.
President Connie Doheny opened the Hasbrouck Heights Board of Health's Sept. 18 meeting by calling a formal hearing concerning Bella Pizza, a restaurant at 197 Boulevard that received two conditional health inspections on Jan. 17 and July 18 for violations. Doheny said the meeting had met the requirements of the Open Public Meeting Act.
Health Inspector Katherine Fabrizio relayed instructions to the establishment's representative, Mr. Bari. After a lengthy discussion, Bari complied with Fabrizio's instructions and paid the $250 hearing fee. The transcript records compliance and payment but does not show a formal board vote on the matter.
The board recorded the hearing proceedings in the meeting minutes; no further sanctions, fines, or follow-up dates are listed in the published record. The matter appears to have been resolved at the hearing by the owner's compliance with the inspector's directions and payment of the fee.
The meeting continued with routine staff and financial business after the hearing.
