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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 11:32 pm |
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I don't know. They nabbed BWW, and there are no walls whatsoever in their outdoor patio. There's a roof and that's it. So now what constitutes outside?
Pretty ****ing soon the parking lot will be considered inside. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 09:28 am |
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Don't forget the smokers have to be 15 feet from the entrance so if the BWW smokers were directly outside the door, even at a table, that would be a violation. You don't have to agree with laws to follow them, I hated it when they made seatbelts a law but now it's such a habit, I do it to go 3 blocks. Smokers have to get into the habit of following the law even if it seems stupid because the cops have a special grant that pays them to do these checks. They can't transfer this grant money into busting real criminals so they might as well use it for what it's for.
http://thecommunityword.com/online/cwnotes/2012/02/0 The Peoria City/County Health Department is providing Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities Grant funds to support coordination of local law enforcement efforts to conduct Smoke-Free Act compliance checks in public places where smoking is prohibited.Secondhand smoke is the third leading cause of preventable death in the United States,” said Greg Chance, Public Health Administrator for the Peoria City/County Health Department |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 09:43 am |
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Out here in NYC, you can barely smoke anywhere. Mayor Bloomberg, who used to smoke 2 packs a day, is not an anti smoke Nazi.
They outlawed smoking on beaches and in city parks, as well as pedestrian walkways (read: Times Square). I have meetings once a week just outside of Central Park. We take an hour break for lunch...it was so relaxing for me to go to Central Park, sit by myself on a bench over looking a pond, and smoke a cigar. I still do it, even with the law, and nobody has ever said anything to me. They also wrote exemptions into their smoking ban for several cigar bars, so there are places where you can go to get a drink, and smoke cigars, but the places often ban smoking cigarettes in them, which is A-OK by me. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Pock
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Mar 23, 2012 - 11:14 am |
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Chef Kevin writes:
Obviously, I've been away all day hard at work and no time for PDC I'm against smoking in restaurants personally. However, until someone other than the owner is paying the bills, taxes, insurance, advertising, property taxes, etc., they can F*ck off about the smoking issue. Yeah, and I'm a non smoker. Don't like that the place allows smoking, don't go.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 12:04 pm |
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There were always smokers standing outside the building where I used to work. And they would stand so close to the door that the smoke would waft in whenever anyone opened the door. And there would be so much smoke that it would set the fire alarm off.
One of the smoke detectors was fairly close to the door. Eventually they had to move the smoke detector further away from the door because it was going off so frequently. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 12:08 pm |
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What a joke. Having to move a life safety device due to the carelessness of a smoker.
I'm not fan of an overreaching government anymore than the next guy, but one must note the only reason this ban came into effect anyway was because of inconsiderate people. If people acted responsibly there wouldn't be any issue, and probably wouldn't be a ban. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 03:01 pm |
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Pock writes:
What a joke. Having to move a life safety device due to the carelessness of a smoker. I'm not fan of an overreaching government anymore than the next guy, but one must note the only reason this ban came into effect anyway was because of inconsiderate people. If people acted responsibly there wouldn't be any issue, and probably wouldn't be a ban.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 23, 2012 - 10:32 pm |
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Pock writes:
Chef Kevin writes:
Obviously, I've been away all day hard at work and no time for PDC I'm against smoking in restaurants personally. However, until someone other than the owner is paying the bills, taxes, insurance, advertising, property taxes, etc., they can F*ck off about the smoking issue. Yeah, and I'm a non smoker. Don't like that the place allows smoking, don't go.
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