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5 . Tie STz`�.'� E will discontinue the issuance of licenses, the revo- cation of limoses , 'the conduct of hearings or initiation of Court actions., f or other enforce=ment actions under Rinnesota Statutes, - Ciapter 157. The giATE will discontinue all inspection activity except the .inspection activity re fired. in Section 6. T-he STAf- E will provide orlentati..on and consultation on problems , or other supportive services for the staff of the CITY. ,Le STATE Taill provide consultation and advice on rules promulgated by the STATE w,i*) are to be enforced by the CITY. 6. The STATE shall retain the basic respons ibi.l. it for an annual reviog of the ITy!, S - program to deterr-d.ne its continued conplianoe with this gre ent Said annual review criteria shall include average establishment de-fferit score, interpretation of rcquirents, administrative procedures (coleteness of records, frequency of inspection, and enforceuent procedures) , staff training, industry training, program support, plan review, and supportive facilities and measures (laboratoz-y facilities ies and. services, field eguipmnt , preparedness for food borne disease outbreaks) + Any deficiencies in the CITY t S program shall be reported to the CTI v The acceptable standard for the C='S performance Will be the level of inspection and service performed by the STATE during the preceding five ears in these hies not. agreements rrade under Minnesota Statutes Section 145.03. 7. The CITY shall. provide sanitarians in at list the ratio of one per 400 licenses establi.shwents to carry out the provisions of this Agreement .A Food Servioe Sanitation Spey Officer oertified by the U. S, Depart mint Of Health, Education and Welfare shall determine ne i f the CITY'S sanitarians are qualified. B . , The CITY will adopt or cause to be adopted regulations and/or ordinances equal to the requirenents of Mimesota Statutes Chapter 147 and State des go _g the subject matter of Amesota Statutes, Chapter 157, These ordinances .i11 be the applicabie- regulations , the City will operate under as previously stated in this agreement and will be exacted with an effective date not later than January 1, 1979. Whenever the State Pules cover.- ing the subject utter of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 157 , , or kf_nnesota Statutes chapter x.57 are changed, the CITY will adopt or cause to be adoptedr those chanted in their regulations and/or ordinances. The CITY rray enact ordinances with more stringent requierrents than those contained in Minnesota Statutes # chapter 157 , and/or rules proms 1 gated thereaf ter. 9. The Agree nt shall continue to be effective -unt.il teminated by either. party. Terniination by the CITY may be accomplished by the CM noti f ing the STATE in writing that it intends to terra inate this Pgreenent, and that such term" nation shall occur 180 days after the receipt of such notice by the SIAM; Terminations of this Agreenent by the STATE shall be in writing for just cause as revealed by the annual review score, or by failure of the Cl' 'Y to abide by the terra of this Agree.-Lrent, Ter nation of this Agreement by the STATE crust be cazccoirpanied by docu ntati.on of CITY program. deficiencies requiring such termination if, such is the grounds for to n . ation -. If the C=Y x S pragrarm is found by the STATE to be de f i ci .t by the c ` " feria. and -standards set forth in Section 6 hereof but s b as to not create f a -pub li. c health hazard, the STATE may place the CITY'S program and the agee- rrent on a provisional status for a period of six rnths ; said provisional status racy be extended. In any evert, the STATE may ter-rn".nate the Agree nt -2-