California RulesQuestion 109 of 319
In Los Angeles County and several other California counties, a 'green A' placard posted at a restaurant indicates:
a.Only that an alcohol permit is held
b.That the facility has never been inspected
c.A passing inspection score (typically 90-100)
d.A failing inspection score requiring closure
Explanation
Many California counties (notably LA County) use a color-coded placard system: green 'A' for passing scores (typically 90-100), yellow 'B' for moderate (80-89), and red 'C' for poor (below 70). The placard must be posted visibly at the entrance.
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