After an imminent health hazard has been corrected and the operation wants to reopen, what is generally required?

Giải thích

When an operation ceases because of an imminent health hazard, it generally may not resume until the hazard is eliminated and the regulatory authority approves reopening where that approval is required. This ensures the underlying problem, such as a sewage backup or a loss of potable water, is truly resolved. Cleaning up the visible mess does not establish that, announcing the reopening notifies customers rather than the authority, and the owner and the insurance carrier have no authority to lift a health-based closure.