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Smoke-Free
Environments Law Project. The Center for Social Gerontology,
Inc., May 2005.
2,3,4 MI Smoke-Free
Apartments: http://www.mismokefreeapartment.org
Landlord
Rights.
5 Smoke-Free
Environments Law Project. The Center for Social Gerontology,
Inc., May 2005.
*1 Exception: Rent-controlled
and rent-stabilized units operate under a different set
of regulations.
*2 Exception: Section
8 lease changes can be made following amending the rules.
*3 Definition: ‘Adequate
notice’ is case dependent. Check with an attorney
to confirm what’s correct in your situation.
*4 Definition: ”Smokefree”
is defined as a property whose written lease, by-laws or
CC & R’s explicitly prohibit(s) carrying or using
a lit tobacco product in both public and private areas of
the building. Landlords are advised to include the definition
on promotional materials.
*5 Definition: Building
modifications include sealing places where tobacco smoke
drifts from one unit to another. Air filtration systems
are not acceptable modifications, as they do not provide
protection from secondhand smoke carcinogens.
*6 Definition: Quit
resources/materials available through the NYS Quitline,
1-866-NY-QUITS (in NYC call 311) or
through your local tobacco use prevention coalition (see
list of local contacts).
*7 Exception: In
affordable housing the process must follow HUD regulations.
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