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6.1.E. - Page 11 <br />that lead to information on how to report specific types of nuisances such as barking <br />dogs, loud parties, abandoned mattresses, and shopping carts. However, these links do <br />not provide information on how to report MUH smoking violations. Burlingame's website <br />links to Code Compliance from its home page.85 (See Website Content Table below, <br />column F7.) <br />City Response: Partially disagree. On the City's main page, there is a "service <br />request" link that takes you the City's reporting app, MyRWC. Within MyRWC, you can <br />report smoking violations. In addition, the above mentioned smoke-free multi -family <br />housing webpage does note that complaints can be made via the MyRWC app. That <br />said, we will change the City's MyRWC page to explicitly note that smoking violations <br />can be reported. <br />F8: The websites for Brisbane, San Bruno, and the County of San Mateo (on the <br />County Health System website) provide information about the Tobacco Prevention <br />Program (TPP) or Tobacco Education Coalition (TEC) or how to contact them regarding <br />an MUH smoking issue. The websites for the other MUH jurisdictions do not. (See <br />Website Content Table below, column F8.) <br />City Response: Agreed. The City does not currently have information about TPP or <br />TEC, however, this information will be added to the smoke-free multifamily housing <br />webpage. <br />F9: In all MUH jurisdictions, the issuance of citations for violations of MUH smoking <br />ordinances is limited by the need to (1) observe the violation in progress, (2) see other <br />compelling evidence that a violation had occurred, or (3) have the alleged violator admit <br />to law or code enforcement that he or she had been smoking in violation of the MUH <br />smoking ordinance. <br />City Response: Agreed. <br />F10: The towns/cities of Colma, East Palo Alto, Half Moon Bay, Menlo Park, Millbrae, <br />Pacifica, Portola Valley, and San Carlos do not have smoking ordinances that restrict <br />smoking in their multiunit residences, except in some common areas. Atherton, <br />Hillsborough, and Woodside have no multiunit housing. <br />City Response: Agreed based on information presented in the report. <br />Page 3 of 6 <br />