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CENTENNIAL, Colo. (KDVR) – The Tri-County Health Department issued a warning to Waters Edge Winery and Bistro in Centennial on Tuesday after the health department received 17 complaints for allowing customers to dine-in.
You can find an example of the warning below:
The warning issued by the health department said that the restaurant could potentially have legal actions taken against them for failure to comply with Colorado public health orders.
The warning also said that if the restaurant does not comply with Colorado’s public health orders, they could face one of the following legal actions:
- Become subject to an immediate Public Health Order to close
- Be subject to civil and criminal penalties and actions, which may include a court order to
close your business - Be subject to an immediate revocation of your business license
- Be subject to a revocation of food handling and licensing permits
- Given a citation or summons to appear in court on criminal violations
- Information regarding non-compliance may be used against you during renewal process
of any special license or permits you hold
