SF Supe Pushes to Ban Smoking on Bar Patios, as Most Bay Area Cities Have Already Done
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SF Supe Pushes to Ban Smoking on Bar Patios, as Most Bay Area Cities Have Already Done
"Supervisor Myrna Melgar introduced legislation to ban smoking on outdoor bar and tavern patios, aiming to align with California law and address public health concerns. She emphasized that secondhand smoke impacts everyone, making it a significant workers' rights issue."
"San Francisco is reportedly the last major Bay Area city without a smoking ban on outdoor patios, following similar restrictions in San Jose, Oakland, and other counties. Over 100 California cities have adopted comparable rules."
Supervisor Myrna Melgar has proposed a ban on smoking at outdoor bar and tavern patios in San Francisco, aiming to align with California law. This legislation would also eliminate exceptions for smoking in certain indoor spaces. Melgar emphasizes the importance of public health and workers' rights, noting the impact of secondhand smoke. San Francisco is currently the last major Bay Area city without such a ban, following similar measures in other cities. The proposal is set for committee review, requiring approval from five supervisors before reaching the mayor.
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