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Warnings issued to 51 Milwaukee businesses over COVID health violations

Violations of local mask ordinance, capacity limits or lack of physical distancing

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Maredithe Meyer
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Since late July, the City of Milwaukee has issued warnings and citations to 51 businesses for violating reopening orders aimed at reducing the impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The businesses were warned after the city received complaints of non-compliance with the local mask ordinance, capacity limits or lack of physical distancing. An initial complaint

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Maredithe Meyer
Maredithe has covered retail, restaurants, entertainment and tourism since 2018. Her duties as associate editor include copy editing, page proofing and managing work flow. Meyer earned a degree in journalism from Marquette University and still enjoys attending men’s basketball games to cheer on the Golden Eagles. Also in her free time, Meyer coaches high school field hockey and loves trying out new restaurants in Milwaukee.
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Since late July, the City of Milwaukee has issued warnings and citations to 51 businesses for violating reopening orders aimed at reducing the impact of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The businesses were warned after the city received complaints of non-compliance with the local mask ordinance, capacity limits or lack of physical distancing. An initial complaint is followed up with a phone call to discuss the city's requirements and challenges the operator is facing to gain compliance, as well as an on-site inspection. A warning letter is mailed if the operator to be in violation. Repeated complaints result in an additional inspection and citation. The city provided the following list of businesses that have received warnings as of Sept. 18:
McDonald's 1614 E. North Ave., Milwaukee
Oklahoma Oil Mart 5912 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee
Sunrise 2879 N. Weil St., Milwaukee
USPS 3600 N. Holton St., Milwaukee
Milwaukee Pedal & Paddle tavern 820 S. Water St., Milwaukee
Gold Diggers 4750 N. Hopkins St., Milwaukee
Ace Market 5035 W. Center St., Milwaukee
Center & Sherman Tobacco and Food 4320 W. Center St., Milwaukee
Center Street Food 4630 W. Center St., Milwaukee
Jay's Food 4402 W. Center St., Milwaukee
Fiesta Café 1407 S. 1st St., Milwaukee
Jo Cats 1311 E. Brady St., Milwaukee
Popeye's 7458 W. Appleton Ave., Milwaukee
JJ fish & chicken 6005 W. Appleton Ave., Milwaukee
Penz Mart 1225 W. Lincoln Ave., Milwaukee
BP Lisbon 5505 W. Lisbon Ave., Milwaukee
Cermak Fresh Market 1236 S. Barclay St., Milwaukee
Fasy n Friendly 311 W. Locust St., Milwaukee
Midget Foods 2500 N. Booth St., Milwaukee
Clarke Foods 832 E. Clarke St., Milwaukee
Best Petroleum 575 W. Becher St., Milwaukee
China gourmet 117 E. Wells St., Milwaukee
Garfield's 502 502 W. Garfield Ave., Milwaukee
Genes Supper club 4323 N. 60th St., Milwaukee
Toast 231 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee
Hooks Fish & Chicken 2604 W. Capitol Drive, Milwaukee
Taqueria La Guelaguetza ID #285, #673 2075-79 S. 13th St., Milwaukee
Beto's
1234 S. Cesar E. Chavez Drive, Milwaukee
Family Dollar 7924 W. Burleigh St., Milwaukee
Taqueria El Paso Truck ID #0222 2075-79 S. 13th St., Milwaukee
Buck Bradley's
1019 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee
Speedway 3869 S. 84th St., Milwaukee
R&R Liquor 8333 W. Morgan Ave., Milwaukee
Best Quality Furniture Store 1233 W. Vliet St., Milwaukee
Anytime Fitness 1555 N. Water St., Milwaukee
Lareno's Hot Dogs # 0185 317 E. Chambers St., Milwaukee
Riverfront Pizzeria 509 E. Erie St., Milwaukee
Fatty Patty P.O. Box 104, Oak creek, 53154
Mr. Taco 1704 S. Pearl St., Milwaukee
Taqueria Acapulco 2124 S. 58th St., Milwaukee
Ouzo Café 776 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee
Hot-dig-a=dee Dog 1423 S. 53rd St., Milwaukee
Wacky Wieners And Sausages 2122 S. 13th St., Milwaukee
Mike's Mobiles 3951 N. 75th St., Milwaukee
La Carreta Vieja 1339 W. Greenfield Ave., Milwaukee
Snifters 606 & 610 S. 5th St., Milwaukee
Walker's Lounge and Events 626 S. 5th St., Milwaukee
AA Mart 1401 W. Mitchell St., Milwaukee
Speedway 959 W. Lincoln Ave., Milwaukee
McDonald's 920 W. North Ave., Milwaukee
Domino's 7131 W. Capitol Drive, Milwaukee
  Milwaukee is currently in its eighth week of Phase 4.1 of the 'Moving Milwaukee Forward' public health and business reopening plan, which requires businesses to enforce the citywide mask order and some to limit indoor capacity. Under Phase 4.1, bars and restaurants were required to submit a COVID-19 safety plan to the city Health Department by Sept. 15, in order to continue in-person dining service both indoors and outdoors. As of Sept. 18, the city had received a total of 770 plans and had approved 200, with the remainder under review. Once a business has been approved, the operator will receive a certificate or seal from the Milwaukee Health Department indicating that they may operate safely, according to a news release.

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