The City of Pasadena’s No-Smoking ordinance requires rental, lease and purchase agreements involving multi-unit housing of two (2) or more units to incorporate the ordinance’s disclosure provisions. This form can…
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Multifamily properties in unincorporated areas of Contra Costa County are smoke-free as of Sunday, July 1. In March, the county Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the Contra Costa County Secondhand…
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California Marijuana Legalization: Questions & Answers
On November 8, 2016, the voters passed California’s Proposition 64, “Control, Regulate and Tax Adult Use of Marijuana Act, which legalized recreational use of marijuana. This is twenty years after…
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Smoking At Rental Property
California state law makes clear that rental property owners may prohibit the smoking of cigarettes or other tobacco products by anyone on the property or in any building or portion…
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Can I change my building to a non-smoking building? I know that several of the current residents do smoke.
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Forms CA-088S
Smoking Policy Addendum (Spanish)
This form permits smoking at properties and allows property owners to designate smoking areas on the property (Spanish Version). Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.
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Forms CA-088
Smoking Policy Addendum
This form permits smoking at properties and allows property owners to designate smoking areas on the property. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.
The Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee today stubbed out a bill by Assemblyman Marc Levine that would have banned smoking in apartments, condos and townhomes. “Assembly Bill 746 would…
California could become the first state in the nation to ban tobacco smoking in apartments, regardless of what tenants, landlords and local government have to say about it. In addition…
