Multi-Unit Housing (MUH) Questions/Answers

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Question 01
Does the policy apply to all inhaled tobacco and nicotine products (i.e. products that produce emissions) at least to the same degree that it applies to smoking?
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Question 02
Does the policy apply to electronic smoking devices, such as e-cigarettes?
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Question 03
Does the policy apply to smoking and vaping marijuana?
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Question 03a
Are the marijuana restrictions free of exemptions for medical use (smoking and/or vaping)?
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Question 03b
Are the marijuana restrictions free of exemptions for ESD-only marijuana use?
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Question 04
Does the policy apply to hookah, in all of the scored venues?
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Question 05
Does the policy apply to heated tobacco products, like IQOS, in all of the scored venues?
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Question 06
What is the minimum number of units in a building to be covered by the policy?
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Question 06a
Duplexes included.
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Question 06b
Accessory dwelling units/in-law units included.
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Question 06c
Mobile home parks included.
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Question 07
Apartments only: Are enclosed common areas required to be smokefree?
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Question 08
Apartments only: Are private units required to be smokefree?
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Question 08a
Is a date specified for the final %?
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Question 08b
Only new units/specified buildings must be smokefree.
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Question 09
Apartments only: If smoking in units is restricted, is the policy free of exceptions for current residents who smoke?
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Question 10
Apartments only: What is the phase-in period for current residents?
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Question 11
Apartments only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require exclusive use outdoor spaces, such as balconies and patios, to be smokefree?
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Question 12
Apartments only: Are all unenclosed common areas, such as pool areas, courtyards, entryways, and staircases, required to be smokefree?
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Question 13
Apartments only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require existing apartment complexes to be smokefree?
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Question 14
Apartments only: What is the phase-in range for nonsmoking restrictions in existing units?
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Question 15
Apartments only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require new apartment complexes, i.e. units that will be built or occupied after the ordinance is adopted, to be smokefree?
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Question 16
Condos only: Are enclosed common areas required to be smokefree?
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Question 17
Condos only: Are private units required to be smokefree?
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Question 17a
Is a date specified for the final %?
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Question 17b
Only new units/specified buildings must be smokefree.
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Question 18
Condos only: If smoking in units is restricted is the policy free from exceptions for current residents who smoke?
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Question 19
Condos only: What is the phase-in period for current residents?
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Question 20
Condos only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require exclusive use outdoor spaces, such as balconies and patios, to be smokefree?
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Question 21
Condos only: Are all unenclosed condo complex common areas, such as pool areas, courtyards, entryways, and staircases required to be smokefree?
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Question 22
Condos only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require existing condo complexes to be smokefree?
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Question 23
Condos only: What is the phase-in range for nonsmoking restrictions in existing units?
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Question 24
Condos only: If smoking in units is restricted, does the policy require new condo complexes, i.e. units that will be built or occupied after the ordinance is adopted, to be smokefree?
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Question 25
Apartments only: Are landlords required to include no-smoking lease terms in rental agreements?
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Question 26
Apartments only: Are landlords required to alert residents to the smokefree requirements?
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Question 27
Apartments only: Are MUH complexes required to disclose the location of smoking and nonsmoking units?
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Question 27a
Apartments only: Are MUH complexes required to disclose the smoking history of a unit?
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Question 28
Apartments only: Can private individuals seek to enforce the smokefree housing ordinance (i.e. is there a cause of action against neighbors)?
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Question 29
Apartments only: Is secondhand smoke designated as a nuisance?
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Question 30
Apartments only: Does the policy require the posting of “no-smoking” signs wherever smoking is regulated?
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Question 31
Apartments only: Does the policy specify that a specific government official or agency will be responsible for enforcing the policy?
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Question 31a
If yes, health agency?
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Question 31b
If yes, law enforcement?
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Question 31c
If yes, fire department?
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Question 31d
If yes, code enforcement officer?
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Question 31e
If yes, elected officials?
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Question 31f
If yes, administrator?
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Question 31g
If yes, housing authority?
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Question 32
Apartments only: Are penalties specified?
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Question 32a
Graduated penalty system?
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Question 32b
Is injunction/abatement of nuisance available as a remedy?
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Question 32c
Are fines a possible penalty?
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Question 32d
Infraction?
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Question 32e
Misdemeanor?
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Question 32f
Is eviction a possible penalty?
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Question 33
Condos only: Are HOAs/condo boards/equivalent governing bodies required to include no-smoking terms in governing rules/regulations?
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Question 34
Condos only: Are HOAs/condo boards/equivalent governing bodies required to alert residents to the smokefree requirements?
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Question 35
Condos only: Are condo complexes required to disclose the location of smoking and nonsmoking units?
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Question 35a
Condos only: Are condo complexes required to disclose the smoking history of a unit?
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Question 36
Condos only: Can private individuals seek to enforce the smokefree housing ordinance (i.e. is there a cause of action against neighbors)?
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Question 37
Condos only: Is secondhand smoke designated as a nuisance?
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Question 38
Condos only: Does the policy require the posting of “no-smoking” signs wherever smoking is regulated?
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Question 39
Condos only: Does the policy specify that a specific government official or agency will be responsible for enforcing the policy?
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Question 39a
If yes, health agency?
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Question 39b
If yes, law enforcement?
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Question 39c
If yes, fire department?
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Question 39d
If yes, code enforcement officer?
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Question 39e
If yes, elected officials?
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Question 39f
If yes, administrator?
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Question 40
Condos only: Are penalties specified?
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Question 40a
Graduated penalty system?
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Question 40b
Is injunction/abatement of nuisance available as a remedy?
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Question 40c
Are fines a possible penalty?
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Question 40d
Infraction?
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Question 40e
Misdemeanor?
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Question 40f
Is lien/foreclosure a possible penalty?
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Question 41
Does the policy apply to combustible tobacco products?
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