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Improper Garbage Disposal and Overflowing Dumpsters

Green Brook, New Jersey Survey Completed on 04-23-2025

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Summary

The facility failed to maintain proper disposal and containment of garbage and refuse, as evidenced by multiple observations of overflowing and uncovered dumpsters, a compactor with a buildup of discolored liquid underneath, and debris scattered on the ground in the dumpster area. The survey team observed two oversized dumpsters overflowing with waste and black garbage bags placed around and between them, as well as an uncovered and overflowing cardboard dumpster. The compactor was also noted to have liquid accumulation beneath it. These conditions were visible from the parking lot and during a tour of the loading dock area. Interviews with facility staff revealed a lack of clarity regarding responsibility for maintaining the cleanliness of the dumpster area. The Food Service Director was unaware of the need to cover the cardboard container and could not specify who was responsible for keeping the area clean. The Director of Environmental Services stated he was ultimately responsible but cited timing issues for the lack of cleanliness and was unable to clarify responsibility for two of the dumpsters. Review of facility policy indicated maintenance service was to be provided to all areas, including the parking lot, but the observed conditions did not align with this policy.

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