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Apartments in
Maryland, United States
July 7, 2014
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Annapolis

4/14/12 Smoking ban slated for public housing CapitalGazette.com Public housing officials say they will ban smoking within one of their buildings this year, with plans to eventually prohibit smoking in all of their residences.

4/10/12 Smokers in public housing can make it rough on non-smokers Cumberland Times-News I am a tenant in Queen City Tower on Paca Street. I am inquiring whether it is legal for other tenants to smoke in their apartments in a public housing building?

Frederick

5/28/14 City public-housing smoking under fire The Frederick News-Post But some nonsmokers in apartments, duplexes and other multiple-residence buildings claim that they are being victimized by secondhand smoke generated by others living in their facilities.

Montgomery County

11/9/12

County Councilwoman Proposing Public Property Smoking Ban BethesdaNow.com Last year, the Council approved a smoking ban at playgrounds and indoor common spaces, such as privately owned apartment hallways or lobbies.

Rockville

10/9/10 No butts: Apartment developers ban smoking at home NBC News No Smoking signs are popping up at some apartment complexes and condos, barring people from lighting up even in their own homes.

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