Mission just put a new smoking ban in place, and it's changing where people can smoke. You'll want to know the new rules so you don't get caught breaking them.
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Businesses may incur costs to comply with new security and location requirements.
The community, especially families and youth, could benefit from increased protections and safer environments.
Businesses that do not meet the new requirements may face operational challenges or relocation needs.
A proposed ordinance would create a 1,000-foot buffer zone around smoke and tobacco shops, keeping them away from schools, parks, churches, and other community gathering places.
The commission discussed new rules for smoke shops, including a 1,000-foot buffer zone from sensitive locations, and requirements for security officers at bars and nightclubs. These measures aim to enhance public safety and well-being.
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