This subtitle only applies to environmental citations issued to commercial properties for violations of:
<cite data-path="|19">Article 19</cite>, Subtitle 32 {“Minors – Sales in Proximity to Liquor Store”};
<cite data-path="|23">Article 23 {“Sanitation”}</cite>;
<cite data-path="|health|5">Title 5</cite>, <cite data-path="|health|5|2">Subtitle 2 {“Nuisance Abatement”}</cite> of the <cite data-path="|health">Health Code;</cite>
<cite data-path="|health|7">Title 7 {“Waste Control”}</cite> of the <cite data-path="|health">Health Code;</cite>
<cite data-path="|health|12">Title 12 {“Tobacco Products and Smoking Devices”}</cite> of the <cite data-path="|health">Health Code; or</cite>
<cite data-path="|health|15">Title 15 {“Ephedrine Products”}</cite> of the <cite data-path="|health">Health Code.</cite>
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The original or a copy of a citation listed in §58-1 of this subtitle must be filed and retained in the records of:
the City Administrator; and
the Department of Housing and Community Development for inclusion in its open data mapping application.”
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Within 30 days of receipt of an environmental citation described in §58-1 of this subtitle, the City Administrator may coordinate a multi-agency, comprehensive code inspection of the cited premises, as specified in subsection §58-4 of this subtitle.
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The multi-agency inspection team coordinated by the City Administrator under this subtitle shall include representatives from:the Fire Department;
the Department of Health; and
the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Each agency specified in this section shall inspect the premises to ensure compliance with <em>{the}</em> laws, rules, and regulations administered by that agency.
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No later than the 1<sup>st</sup> of each month, the City Administrator shall inform each councilmember of the number and specific locations of any multi-agency inspections conducted, if any, pursuant to this subtitle in the previous month within the respective councilmember’s district.
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The City Administrator shall submit a quarterly report to the Mayor and City Council detailing:
the number of multi-agency coordinated inspections conducted under this subtitle occurring in the previous quarter;
the number and types of violations discovered as the result of multi-agency coordinated inspections under this subtitle in the previous quarter;
any recommendations for legislative or administrative enhancements to improve community quality-of-life issues and multi-agency cooperation;
a breakdown of the number of inspections conducted by City Council district;
a map displaying the location of the citations; and
an agency-level breakdown of:the amount of time between the initial complaint and the first inspection;
the types of citations issued;
the number of reinspections conducted within the time allotted; and
the outcome of inspections, including:how many resulted in a citation being issued;
how many violation notices were issued;
how many violations were abated within the time allotted; and
the number of outstanding citations and violations.
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