brian

http://www.nbc5.com/news/5484924/detail.html?treets=chi&tml=chi_break&ts=T&tmi=chi_break_1_12580112072005

City Of Chicago Goes Smoke Free -- Sort Of

It includes a compromise forces all indoor facilities and restaurants to
be smoke-free by February 1. Restaurant-bars and taverns were given 2½
years to install an air filtration system that could maintain the same
air quality indoors while patrons are smoking as the outdoor air quality
surrounding the establishment.

Private residences, except when used as a licensed childcare, adult
care, or health care facility or as a home-based business open to the
public, would be exempt from the ban. Private vehicles, retail tobacco
stores, a maximum of 25 percent of the rooms at every hotel and motel,
private clubs and lodges would also exempt.

prsmith

WRONG!!! We like ANY progress and, trust me, we'll take it!

robert wagner

That will be difficult. Smoke-free indoor air has roughly five times the pollution of
outdoor air. Why not require the same in nonsmoking sections?


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