If you can smell it, it can hurt you. That contention has churned up debate among condominium owners over the right to smoke cigarettes in one’s own unit versus a neighbor’s right to breathe clean air. Originally from Community Associations Network National
As smoking restrictions become increasingly widespread, smokers find the last place they can indulge freely is at home. Perhaps not for long if that home is a condominium. Associations are passing their own bans, and some include living units as well as common areas. Originally from Community Associations Network National
As smoking restrictions become increasingly widespread, smokers find the last place they can indulge freely is at home. Perhaps not for long if that home is a condominium. Associations are passing their own bans, and some include living units as well as common areas Originally from Community Associations Network National
New York has been taking an increasingly tough stance toward smoking, but virtually all residential buildings have drawn the line at telling people they can’t smoke in their own apartments. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Real estate attorney Eva Talel of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan says the issue is not about banning smoking as much as it is about preventing smoke from impacting other people. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The city council members of Larkspur all voted in support of the new ordinance, which will ban anyone who lives in a condo or apartment from lighting up. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The question often arises as to whether a condominium association could ban smoking on the entire condominium premises. Originally from Community Associations Network National
NEW YORK CITYS smoking ban spreads from bars and restaurants to parks and beaches Monday, and now one condominium on the Upper West Side has taken the step of prohibiting residents from smoking inside their apartments. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The city council members of Larkspur all voted in support of the new ordinance, which will ban anyone who lives in a condo or apartment from lighting up. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Real estate attorney Eva Talel of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan says the issue is not about banning smoking as much as it is about preventing smoke from impacting other people. Originally from Community Associations Network National
