[Mears]

Let's say you've just bought a condo, or moved to an apartment. ASH intends to encourage and assist lawsuits by apartment dwellers who object to neighbors smoking in their own apartments.

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Over my dead body!!!!!! I'm just itchin' for a good fight.

[boxerblues]

Guess you missed this little gem
Posted on Thu, Jan. 29, 2004

Smoker agrees to judge's limits
June trial set on neighbors' demand for tighter rules on outdoor puffing
By Phil Trexler Beacon Journal staff writer
A Stow man fuming over his neighbor's cigarette habit smoked a peace pipe of sorts with the woman Wednesday in court.
Robert Zangrando and his wife, Lisa Pace, had sued this month seeking a restraining order against their neighbor, Nicole Kuder. They wanted a judge to force Kuder to stop smoking within 30 feet of their condominium unit.
In court Wednesday, the two sides agreed to a temporary resolution suggested by Summit County Common Pleas Judge Marvin Shapiro.
Kuder agreed to smoke only outside her unit's back door and only for 15 minutes at the top of each hour. She cannot smoke outside her front door.
the no smoking neighbor lost"

[SheLion]

Let's say you've just bought a condo, or moved to an apartment. ASH intends to encourage and assist lawsuits by apartment dwellers who object to neighbors smoking in their own apartments.

This ASH business is the biggest bunch of control freaks on the face of the earth.  And they have the backing of the American Cancer Society and  The American Lung Association.

They have become totally obsessed with banning people who smoke at every corner. 

With the taxes smoker's pay on cigarettes and grant money from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the rest of their ilk, it's pretty hard to fight the bans.  Money talks and who listens to the constituents anymore.  No one.

[gidget7]

Let's say you've just bought a condo, or moved to an apartment. ASH intends to encourage and assist lawsuits by apartment dwellers who object to neighbors smoking in their own apartments.



In CT and MA, this is quite common. If people smoke and they want a condo, they have to ask first. Even if they are buying it.