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6. 1. E. - Page 4 City Response: Partially disagree. On the City's main page, there is a "service request" link that takes you the City's reporting app, MyRWC. Within MyRWC, you can report smoking violations. In addition, the above mentioned smoke-free multiunit housing webpage does note that complaints can be made via the MyRWC app. That said, staff will change the City's MyRWC page to explicitly note that smoking violations can be reported. F8: The websites for Brisbane, San Bruno, and the County of San Mateo (on the County Health System website) provide information about the TPP or TEC or how to contact them regarding an MUH smoking issue. The websites for the other MUH jurisdictions do not. (See Website Content Table below, column F8.) City Response: Agreed. The City does not currently have information about TPP or TEC, however, this information will be added to the smoke-free multiunit housing webpage. F9: In all MUH jurisdictions, the issuance of citations for violations of MUH smoking ordinances is limited by the need to (1) observe the violation in progress, (2) see other compelling evidence that a violation had occurred, or (3) have the alleged violator admit to law or code enforcement that he or she had been smoking in violation of the MUH smoking ordinance. City Response: Agreed. F10: The towns/cities of Colma, East Palo Alto, Half Moon Bay, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Pacifica, Portola Valley, and San Carlos do not have smoking ordinances that restrict smoking in their multiunit residences, except in some common areas. Atherton, Hillsborough, and Woodside have no multiunit housing. City Response: Agreed based on information presented in the report. F11: The MUH smoking ordinances for the cities of Brisbane, Burlingame, Daly City, and the County of San Mateo for its unincorporated areas do not prohibit smoking medical marijuana in multiunit housing. City Response: Agreed based on information presented in the report.