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As I travel around Texas, I see a growing number of mexican taco stands 
popping up in parking lots of major businesses.
Im sure you've seen them too, but have you considered the quality of the 
food at these establishments?  Most are temporary buildings, and
some even have extension cords powering the shack or old travel 
trailer.  Using any kind of extension cord for power in this situation 
is a violation of most city and county electrical codes.  Normally, this 
violation would be a sure fire way of getting the nasty eyesore shut 
down, but I have spoken with Harris County several times,
and it appears that county officials are allowing mexicans, often 
illegal aliens, to skirt the law.

How clean can these joints be when most do not have hot running water, 
or dishwashers?  Do they operate within the Dept. of Health rules? 
Do you believe these road side shacks and travel trailers dump unsold 
food each day and start fresh each morning with all new meat items?

Why are Harris County officials allowing mexicans to skirt the laws and 
put the publics health at risk?
I've contacted Steve Radack. Commissioner, Precinct 3  on several 
occasions about the fact that these temporary buildings are
not following health dept. rules, and are powered by mere extension 
cords, but it seems that Steve isn't interested in law violations or the 
health of
his constituents.

Commissioner Radack usually is very responsive, and a nice person to 
talk to, but he's not listening on this issue.  Maybe its too 
politically incorrect for him
to help enforce laws that affect illegal aliens.

Here is how you can contact Commissioner Radack.
Maybe he will listen to you!

Email Commissioner Radack <pct3@co.harris.tx.us>

Administration Building
1001 Preston, 9th floor
Houston, Texas 77002
(713) 755-6306




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As I travel around Texas, I see a growing number of mexican taco stands
popping up in parking lots of major businesses.<br>
Im sure you've seen them too, but have you considered the quality of
the food at these establishments?&nbsp; Most are temporary buildings, and <br>
some even have extension cords powering the shack or old travel
trailer.&nbsp; Using any kind of extension cord for power in this situation
is a violation of most city and county electrical codes.&nbsp; Normally,
this violation would be a sure fire way of getting the nasty eyesore
shut down, but I have spoken with Harris County several times,<br>
and it appears that county officials are allowing mexicans, often
illegal aliens, to skirt the law.<br>
<br>
How clean can these joints be when most do not have hot running water,
or dishwashers?&nbsp; Do they operate within the Dept. of Health rules?&nbsp; <br>
Do you believe these road side shacks and travel trailers dump unsold
food each day and start fresh each morning with all new meat items?<br>
<br>
Why are Harris County officials allowing mexicans to skirt the laws and
put the publics health at risk?<br>
I've contacted <font size="-1"><big><b>Steve</b> <b>Radack</b>.
Commissioner, Precinct 3&nbsp; on several occasions about the fact that
these temporary buildings are <br>
not following health dept. rules, and are powered by mere extension
cords, but it seems that Steve isn't interested in law violations or
the health of<br>
his constituents.<br>
<br>
Commissioner Radack usually is very responsive, and a nice person to
talk to, but he's not listening on this issue.&nbsp; Maybe its too
politically incorrect for him<br>
to help enforce laws that affect illegal aliens.<br>
<br>
Here is how you can contact Commissioner Radack.<br>
Maybe he will listen to you!<br>
<br>
</big></font><font size="-1"><big><a href="pct3@co.harris.tx.us">Email
Commissioner Radack</a></big></font><font size="-1"><big><br>
<br>
</big></font><font size="3" face="Arial"><b>Administration Building<br>
1001 Preston, 9th floor<br>
Houston, Texas 77002<br>
(713) 755-6306</b></font><br>
<font size="-1"><big><br>
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