Smoking and Tobacco Use. Smoking is not permitted in your housing accommodation or in any other portion of the building, including common areas. Smoking is only permitted outside, at least 25 feet from any University building. The use of electronic cigarettes and hookahs in housing accommodations or any other portion of the building is prohibited.
Smoking and Tobacco Use. Landlord makes no representation or warranty that the Rental Property or any of the real property around or near the Rental Property has been or will be smoke free. Tenant may smell or otherwise experience smoke in the Rental Property or common areas during the term of the Lease. Tenant shall not allow others near the Rental Property to be disturbed or annoyed by smoking by Tenant or any guest or invitee. Tenant shall not grow or manufacture any substance or material including, but not limited to marijuana. Upon lease termination and surrender of the Rental Property, Tenant shall be responsible for any and all cleaning, repairing, repainting and replacement necessary to correct smell or residue in and around the Rental Property. No amount of discoloration or smell from smoking or any other action shall be considered ordinary wear and tear. Smoking/vaping of all tobacco products in the Rental Property is prohibited, including common areas.
Smoking and Tobacco Use. 22.1. Smoking and tobacco use shall meet the following criteria:
a. Meets the requirements of Department of Defense Instruction Number 1010.15, AR 600-63, and Fort Sill Smoke-Free Workplace Policy.
b. Ensures people are protected from the effects of secondhand smoke.
c. Ensures persons who desire to smoke will not be inconvenienced unnecessarily.
d. Does not expose others to the harmful effects of second hand smoke or other tobacco waste. This includes spitting on floors, trash receptacles or open containers that might spill in work areas, break areas or vehicles.
e. Is prohibited within 50 feet of all main building entrances.
22.2. UNION and the EMPLOYER recognize tobacco use as a health hazard.
a. The EMPLOYER will provide appropriate programs and instruction to assist those desiring to break themselves of tobacco dependency and it’s related health problems.
b. UNION will encourage employees to avail themselves to the above services provided by the EMPLOYER.
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Smoking and Tobacco Use. Smoking and the use of tobacco is prohibited on all properties owned or operated by the University. A copy of the Xxxxxx University Tobacco Use Policy is available in the Xxxxxx University Theatre office.
