South Dakota § 9-32-4 Inspection of persons employed in food service establishments and stores.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 9-32-4 — Inspection of persons employed in food service establishments and stores.

South Dakota § 9-32-4

Title 9MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 9-32SANITATION AND HEALTH MEASURES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 9-32-4 (2026).

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Any municipal corporation in this state may adopt an ordinance providing for the examination of any person or persons owning or operating, or of any employee or employees employed therein, who conduct or operate a public eating or drinking place where drink or food is provided or offered for sale, or for any retail or wholesale place of business where food or foodstuffs or drinkable products are prepared or offered for sale to the public. Such ordinance shall provide for the examination of such employer or employee employed as provided herein and for failure to secure such examination and a health certificate said ordinance may provide penalties therefor.

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Any municipal corporation in this state may adopt an ordinance providing for the examination of any person or persons owning or operating, or of any employee or employees employed therein, who conduct or operate a public eating or drinking place where drink or food is provided or offered for sale, or for any retail or wholesale place of business where food or foodstuffs or drinkable products are prepared or offered for sale to the public. Such ordinance shall provide for the examination of such employer or employee employed as provided herein and for failure to secure such examination and a health certificate said ordinance may provide penalties therefor.