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Title 8 — HEALTH AND SAFETY

Chapter 8.14 — MEAT

Oakland Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Oakland

8.14.010 - Supervision of meat preparation.

8.14.020 - Brand or approval required on meats.

8.14.030 - Meat permit—Application.

8.14.040 - Requirements for permit.

8.14.050 - Floors and walls.

8.14.060 - Killing room—Cooling room.

8.14.070 - Construction of premises.

8.14.080 - Fixed place of business required.

8.14.090 - Refrigeration.

8.14.100 - Glass doors—Fan.

8.14.110 - Counters.

8.14.120 - Lard room.

8.14.130 - Trays.

8.14.140 - Racks—Refuse cans.

8.14.150 - Markets in basements.

8.14.160 - Lavatory equipment.

8.14.170 - Permit posted—Revocation.

8.14.180 - Cleanliness of employees.

8.14.190 - Vehicles.

8.14.200 - Slaughtering establishments.

8.14.210 - Slaughtering hours.

8.14.220 - Removal of offensive matters.

8.14.230 - Animals to stand at place of slaughter.

8.14.240 - Keeping live fowl and animals.

8.14.250 - Application for inspection.

8.14.260 - Time of inspection—Notice.

8.14.270 - Interstate shipment inspection.

8.14.280 - Inspection designated by number.

8.14.290 - Time of branding.

8.14.300 - Trade names on hams and bacons.

8.14.310 - Possession and use of stamps or brands.

8.14.320 - Partly dressed meats—Age and weight of calves.

8.14.330 - Certain meats inspected before brought into city—Beef defined.

8.14.340 - Adulterated food.

8.14.350 - Authority and duty to inspect—Condemnation.

8.14.360 - Use of scraps.

8.14.370 - Standards used in tests.

8.14.380 - Meat held for test to be quarantined.

8.14.390 - Fees for special inspection services.

8.14.400 - Licenses.

8.14.410 - Default in paying fees.

8.14.420 - Inspection outside of city.

8.14.430 - Meats advertised and sold by weight.

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