North Dakota An Ordinance regarding use of Tobacco on City Property - Creating Offense and Providing Penalty for Violation of Ordinance - and Declaring an Emergency

• Category: Government - Ordinances and Codes
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-M-9681
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This is a sample of Municipal Codes when dealing with an ordinance concerning tabacco use on city property, as well as creating an offense and penalty for violation of said ordinance. This may be used across the United States. North Dakota An Ordinance Regarding Use of Tobacco on City Property — Creating Offense and Providing Penalty for Violation of Ordinance — and Declaring an Emergency Title: Promoting Smoke-Free Environments on City Property in North Dakota Description: The North Dakota Tobacco Control Ordinance is a crucial piece of legislation aimed at maintaining smoke-free environments on city-owned properties within the state. By creating offenses and penalties for individuals who violate this ordinance, it seeks to protect public health, reduce secondhand smoke exposure, and contribute to an overall healthier community. Keywords: North Dakota, ordinance, tobacco use, city property, offense, penalty, violation, emergency, smoke-free environment, public health, secondhand smoke exposure. Types of North Dakota Tobacco Control Ordinances: 1. Tobacco-Free Parks and Recreational Areas Ordinance: This specific ordinance aims to ban tobacco use, including smoking and chewing tobacco, in all parks and recreational areas within city boundaries. By creating this offense and providing penalties, it ensures a cleaner and healthier environment for individuals to enjoy outdoor activities without the harmful effects of tobacco smoke. 2. Smoke-Free Public Buildings and Facilities Ordinance: This ordinance targets public buildings and facilities owned by the city, such as libraries, community centers, and government offices. It prohibits smoking and the use of any tobacco products within these premises, reducing secondhand smoke exposure for visitors and staff alike. 3. Tobacco-Free Public Transportation Stations Ordinance: Focusing on public transportation infrastructure, this ordinance addresses tobacco use within bus and train stations, platforms, and waiting areas. By creating offenses and penalties, it aims to eliminate smoking or other tobacco-related activities, ensuring clean air and a healthy environment for commuters and travelers. 4. Smoke-Free Sports Stadiums and Arenas Ordinance: Designed specifically for sports stadiums and arenas owned by the city, this ordinance governs tobacco use during sporting events or concerts. Smoking and other forms of tobacco consumption are strictly prohibited, ensuring a healthier experience for spectators and players alike. The Emergency Declaration: The emergency declaration associated with this ordinance acknowledges the urgent need to protect public health and address the immediate dangers of secondhand smoke exposure in city-owned properties. By expediting the implementation of this law, the city aims to swiftly address the negative health effects caused by tobacco use and create safer environments for all residents and visitors. Note: The specific types of ordinances mentioned above are fictional, created for illustrative purposes. The content can be modified to suit real North Dakota tobacco control ordinances or adapted for any relevant jurisdiction.

North Dakota An Ordinance Regarding Use of Tobacco on City Property — Creating Offense and Providing Penalty for Violation of Ordinance — and Declaring an Emergency Title: Promoting Smoke-Free Environments on City Property in North Dakota Description: The North Dakota Tobacco Control Ordinance is a crucial piece of legislation aimed at maintaining smoke-free environments on city-owned properties within the state. By creating offenses and penalties for individuals who violate this ordinance, it seeks to protect public health, reduce secondhand smoke exposure, and contribute to an overall healthier community. Keywords: North Dakota, ordinance, tobacco use, city property, offense, penalty, violation, emergency, smoke-free environment, public health, secondhand smoke exposure. Types of North Dakota Tobacco Control Ordinances: 1. Tobacco-Free Parks and Recreational Areas Ordinance: This specific ordinance aims to ban tobacco use, including smoking and chewing tobacco, in all parks and recreational areas within city boundaries. By creating this offense and providing penalties, it ensures a cleaner and healthier environment for individuals to enjoy outdoor activities without the harmful effects of tobacco smoke. 2. Smoke-Free Public Buildings and Facilities Ordinance: This ordinance targets public buildings and facilities owned by the city, such as libraries, community centers, and government offices. It prohibits smoking and the use of any tobacco products within these premises, reducing secondhand smoke exposure for visitors and staff alike. 3. Tobacco-Free Public Transportation Stations Ordinance: Focusing on public transportation infrastructure, this ordinance addresses tobacco use within bus and train stations, platforms, and waiting areas. By creating offenses and penalties, it aims to eliminate smoking or other tobacco-related activities, ensuring clean air and a healthy environment for commuters and travelers. 4. Smoke-Free Sports Stadiums and Arenas Ordinance: Designed specifically for sports stadiums and arenas owned by the city, this ordinance governs tobacco use during sporting events or concerts. Smoking and other forms of tobacco consumption are strictly prohibited, ensuring a healthier experience for spectators and players alike. The Emergency Declaration: The emergency declaration associated with this ordinance acknowledges the urgent need to protect public health and address the immediate dangers of secondhand smoke exposure in city-owned properties. By expediting the implementation of this law, the city aims to swiftly address the negative health effects caused by tobacco use and create safer environments for all residents and visitors. Note: The specific types of ordinances mentioned above are fictional, created for illustrative purposes. The content can be modified to suit real North Dakota tobacco control ordinances or adapted for any relevant jurisdiction.