Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Food, Nutrition and Wellness NSLP PRE-OPERATIONAL SITE VISIT FORM SCHOOL YEAR

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Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Food, Nutrition and Wellness ADAM H. PUTNAM COMMISSIONER NSLP PRE-OPERATIONAL SITE VISIT FORM SCHOOL YEAR Date of Site Visit: Program Sponsor Specialist: Prospective Sponsor Name: Contact Person Name: Title: Phone Number: Alternate Phone Number: E-mail: Street Address: City: Zip Code: County: Official Interviewed: Official Interviewed: Official Interviewed: Title: Title: Title: Prospective Sponsor Information: 1. Indicate the Prospective Sponsor Type: Public School District Private nprofit School Charter School Public RCCI Private RCCI Private RCCI and Private School Public RCCI and Private Other: 2. What is the estimated student population? Grades: a. Free = b. Reduced = c. Meal services applying for: Breakfast Lunch Snacks 3. If RCCI, indicate the student population type: Residential Residential and day students NA 4. Has the official interviewed attended State Agency training? 5. If yes, has NSLP information been disseminated to other program staff? Page 1 of 8

6. If yes, on what date was training conducted? Is an agenda available for review? Comments: 7. If no, describe the Prospective Sponsor s training plans: 8. Does the Prospective Sponsor currently operate a food service program? 9. If yes, indicate the meal services that are provided: Breakfast Lunch Snacks 10. Is the Prospective Sponsor on any other federally funded food service program? 11. If yes, name of program: Length of time on program: 12. Has the Prospective Sponsor or individual ever been terminated from another federally funded food program? 13. Have any of the Prospective Sponsor s sites participated in the NSLP under another sponsorship? 14. If yes, which sites and under what sponsorship? 15. How many sites does the Prospective Sponsor wish to operate? PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION: Eligibility: 16. Does the Prospective Sponsor currently collect Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications or IDFs? Applications IDFs ne at this time 17. If forms are collected (apps, IDFs), are current IEGs being used? 18. If forms are collected (apps, IDFs), are the forms approved correctly? 19. Describe errors: 20. Who approves, or will approve and maintain applications, IDFs? 21. a. Does the Prospective Sponsor currently utilize Direct Certification? NA b. Will the Prospective Sponsor utilize Direct Certification once approved? NA Page 2 of 8

Meal Service: 22. Do menus/production records indicate that all required components and portion sizes were served? t Available 23. When observing the lunch line, is there an accurate count by eligibility category at the point of service (POS)? NA 24. Does the system prevent overt identification? NA 25. Are the Prospective Sponsor s meal count procedures implemented as approved? NA 26. If no, describe the Prospective Sponsor s meal service procedure and POS: 27. Is the Food Based Traditional menu planning option is being used? 28. Is OVS being implemented? NA 29. If yes, is OVS implemented correctly? NA 30. Is an And Justice for All poster displayed? NA 31. Is potable water available free of charge? NA Meal Counting and Claiming: 32. What system is used to count meals at the POS? Rosters Computerized Other: 33. Who is responsible for the counting of the meal eligibility? 34. Is there a second party check of meals counted? NA 35. Are meals being counted at POS? NA 36. Are Edit Checks being conducted? NA Facilities: 37. How are meals being prepared? (check all that are applicable) On-site Self Prep Self Prep Satellite Vended by: LEA FSMC Caterer/Vendor 38. Have the prospective sites been inspected by the local Health Department? Page 3 of 8

Facilities (continued): 39. If yes, were there any findings/deficiencies? NA 40. If yes, did the Prospective Sponsor correct deficiencies? NA 41. Is the most recent food safety inspection report (health inspection) posted in the food service area for public viewing? NA 42. Comments: 43. Complete the appropriate section: Refer to the Self Prep (pages 5-6) or Vended (page 7) Facility Attachments General: 44. Will the prototype On-Site Review form (document # 37a) be used for lunch service? NA 45. Will the prototype On-Site Review form (document # 37b) be used for snack service? NA 46. Does the Prospective Sponsor s site personnel foresee any difficulties in implementing the NSLP? 47. If yes, list the concerns below: Comments/Recommendations: Page 4 of 8

SELF-PREP FACILITY: 1. Is the prototype Production Record being used? 2. Is it complete? 3. If, list missing information: 4. Does the Prospective Sponsor have an adequate procedure for documenting Production Records? 5. If, explain: 6. Is a menu available? 7. Is the menu adequate? 8. If, explain: 9. Has the menu been approved by the State Agency for approval? 10. Is the prospective sponsor using the standardized recipes approved by the State Agency? 11. How and where does the Prospective Sponsor plan to purchase the food components? 12. How many self preparation sites (kitchens) does the Prospective Sponsor plan to operate? List each preparation site (kitchen) and describe the following: 1. Site Name: Projected number of meals served: List kitchen equipment: Describe sink (s): Does the site have a current DOH operating permit? Does the site a have current DOH inspection for review? List any deficiencies found during DOH inspections: Refrigeration Temperature: Freezer Temperature: Is kitchen adequate? If, please explain: Page 5 of 8

SELF-PREP FACILITY (continued): 2. Site Name: Projected number of meals served: List kitchen equipment: Describe sink (s): Does the site have a current DOH operating permit? Does the site a have current DOH inspection for review? List any deficiencies found during DOH inspections: Refrigeration Temperature: Freezer Temperature: Is kitchen adequate? If, please explain: 3. Site Name: Projected number of meals served: List kitchen equipment: Describe sink (s): Does the site have a current DOH operating permit? Does the site a have current DOH inspection for review? List any deficiencies found during DOH inspections: Refrigeration Temperature: Freezer Temperature: Is kitchen adequate? If, please explain: 4. Site Name: Projected number of meals served: List kitchen equipment: Describe sink (s): Does the site have a current DOH operating permit? Does the site a have current DOH inspection for review? List any deficiencies found during DOH inspections: Refrigeration Temperature: Freezer Temperature: Is kitchen adequate? If, please explain: Page 6 of 8

VENDED FACILITY: 1. Who does the Prospective Sponsor have an agreement with? Local Education Authority (LEA): Name: Food Service Management Company (FSMC): Name: Caterer/Vendor: Name: 2. Does the Prospective Sponsor have an adequate procedure for collecting delivery receipts and invoices? 3. If, explain: 4. Has the schedule of bid dates been submitted? 5. If, explain: 6. Is the prototype Vended Production Record being used? 7. Is it complete? 8. If, list missing information: 9. Does the Prospective Sponsor have an adequate procedure for documenting Production Records? 10. If, explain: 11. Is a menu available? 12. Is the menu adequate? 13. If, explain: 14. Has the menu been approved by the State Agency? 15. How many vended sites does the Prospective Sponsor plan to operate? 16. If possible, visit all proposed feeding sites. List each site visited below and answer the following questions: Projected number of Site Name meals served Is this site adequate? Page 7 of 8

I acknowledge that I, the prospective sponsor, am required to provide the SA the documents listed above completely, accurately, and prior to my approval to operate on the NSLP. Reviewer s Signature Date Prospective Sponsor s Signature Date After these sites have been approved to participate in the National School Lunch Program, you will be assigned to the following NSLP Program Representative: Program Representative: Page 8 of 8