Politics & Government
A Recognition by PG&E, a Smoking Ban and More: Tonight's Campbell Agenda
The city takes a look at a possible ban on smoking in outdoor dining establishments and public parks.
The city of Campbell will be recognized Tuesday night by Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for reducing its overall usage during peak hours. It will also add a firearms regulation amendment to its municipal code.
The regularly scheduled meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. and takes place in the council chambers at Campbell City Hall.
First on the public hearing portion of the night is a nuisance abatement ordinance and a proposed amendment to in outdoor establishments, with a 20-foot buffer area, and in public recreational areas such as parks, including , , Campbell Community Center fields and walkways.
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Some Background
- Campbell has had a smoking ban in enclosed public areas since 1988.
- In 2008, the city prohibited smoking establishments, such as hookah lounges, cigar shops with smoking rooms, etc.
- The city held a study session in to reassess the smoking bans to possibly include outdoor dining and public parks.
- Here is what some people in Campbell on the matter.
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