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STAFF REPORT <br />To: Michael J. Momson, City Manager <br />Mayor and City Council <br />From: Kim Moore - Sykes, Assistant City Manager <br />Date: August 30, 2010 <br />Subject: Tobacco Ordinance Revision <br />Attached is a copy of the proposed revised tobacco ordinance for Council's review and consideration. <br />Background: On May 16, 2007 Gov. Pawlenty signed into law the Freedom to Breathe provisions that <br />expanded the Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act (Section 144.411 - 144.417) to protect employees and the <br />public from the health affects of secondhand tobacco smoke. Minnesota's smoking ban, as it is known, <br />became effective on October 1, 2007. <br />While it banned smoking from most public places and its purpose was to enforce the "protection of the <br />public health ", the Freedom to Breathe Act also clarified where smoking was permitted. Tobacco products <br />shops are included as an allowable smoking place for the specific purpose of sampling those products. As <br />passed and signed into law, the Freedom to Breathe Act does not define "sampling" and as such, smoking <br />lounges of all sorts have become legal as the result of the sampling provision. While no definition exists, <br />the Freedom to Breathe Act does not limit the authority of local jurisdictions to be more restrictive in <br />protecting the public from secondhand tobacco smoke. <br />The proposed revision to the City's current tobacco ordinance does define sampling and seeks to be more <br />restrictive by prohibiting all sampling of tobacco, tobacco products and tobacco related devices. <br />Attachment: <br />• Proposed Amended Tobacco Ordinance. <br />07272010 Council Staff Rpt IHOPs CUP.doc <br />
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