Great news, more and more laws are being made to make smoking free living!  I live in a HUD Senior Apt. complex and there are several smokers here, including the manager!  Last year we did go partially smoke free, no smoking in the units which actually created a nightmare.  Smokers can smoke on their patios....so about 5  or 6 smokers congregate on a patio which is horrible to live near!  Or even walk by the area!  Many residents have to walk to other areas of the complex using a different way because the smoke is so strong.  Even the Manager has refused to obey the rules that smokers have to be 20 feet from the business office to smoke!  She was reported about 4 times and FINALLY is complying.  Oh yes, I understand...I was one that was a ruthless, selfish smoker...that is part of the addictive behaviour.  Looking back, I am ashamed at my desperation and selfishness.  Thank God, I quit!

 

Of course, HUD housing is low income and one wonders how the smokers can afford to buy the nasty sticks.  Ahhh, addictive behavior again...cigs before bills, etc.!  :(

 

Hopefully, this new ruling will give some smokers the incentive to quit!  I definately is going to make a difference in the harm that second hand smoke does!  

And the people are good with the rules?

Of course not...they are addicted.  :(  But some will comply, some will get evicted, some, hopefully, will quit.