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NYC Smoke free Act Sign "No Smoking or Electric cigarette Use" - IN COMMON AREAS OF THIS BUILDING ( 8.5x11, White)-El blanco Line

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NYC Smoke-Free Air Act – No Smoking or Electronic Cigarette Use Sign (white, "in common area of this building" white Aluminum, 8.5 x 11 Inch, Non-Reflective, Wall Mount)
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NYC Smoke-Free Air Act – No Smoking or Electronic Cigarette Use Sign (Black, "in common area of this building", sign)

Comply with NYC Smoke-Free Air Act (Local Law 141) by posting this No Smoking or Electronic Cigarette Use Sign in your building’s common areas. This sign clearly communicates that smoking and vaping are prohibited under New York City law in residential buildings with three or more dwelling units. It is a required compliance sign for landlords, property managers, and building owners.

The sign measures 8.5 x 11 inches and is made of durable, rust-proof aluminum with a non-reflective finish for indoor mounting. It features bold black text on a white background for maximum visibility, along with the universal no smoking symbol. The wording includes: “This is a smoke-free establishment”, making it clear to tenants, visitors, and staff.

At the bottom, the sign provides official resources: “To report violations of the law, call 311 or visit NYC.gov/health. For help quitting smoking, call 866 NY QUITS.” This ensures both compliance and accessibility of public health information.

Pre-drilled mounting holes make it easy to install on walls, doors, or other flat surfaces. Designed to meet NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene posting requirements, this sign is perfect for hallways, stairwells, lobbies, laundry rooms, and other shared building areas.

Key Features:

  • Size: 8.5 x 11 inches

  • Material: Aluminum, non-reflective

  • Bold, easy-to-read black text with smoke-free symbol

  • Includes NYC health reporting and quitting resources

  • Pre-drilled holes for simple wall mounting

  • Complies with NYC Smoke-Free Air Act / Local Law 141

 

NYC Law: No Smoking or Electronic Cigarettes in Residential Building Common Areas

New York City has taken a strong stance on protecting public health by extending the Smoke-Free Air Act to include residential buildings. Under Local Law 141, which took effect on February 24, 2018, smoking and the use of electronic cigarettes are strictly prohibited in all common indoor areas of residential buildings with three or more dwelling units. This law ensures that tenants, guests, and staff are safeguarded from the harmful effects of secondhand smoke and vapor in shared spaces.

Common areas affected by this law include hallways, stairwells, lobbies, laundry rooms, and other shared facilities. The prohibition also applies to work areas used by maintenance and building personnel. While the law does not ban smoking or vaping inside private apartments, it draws a clear boundary around communal environments where exposure to smoke and vapor can impact others.

To comply, building owners are required to post clear signage stating “NO SMOKING” and “NO ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE USE” in visible locations such as lobbies and other relevant areas. These signs must meet the standards set by the New York City Administrative Code §17-506 and the Rules of the City of New York, Title 24, §10-12. Failure to post signage or enforce the policy can result in fines and penalties for the building owner.

Importantly, owners of residential buildings with three or more units must also adopt a written smoking policy and share it with both current and future tenants. This ensures that residents are fully aware of their rights and obligations under the Smoke-Free Air Act. By clearly outlining expectations, the law helps prevent disputes and promotes a healthier living environment for all.

The Smoke-Free Air Act and Local Law 141 represent a significant step forward in public health and tenant protection. By extending the smoking ban to smaller multi-unit buildings, New York City underscores its commitment to reducing secondhand smoke exposure and creating safer, healthier housing. Tenants and landlords alike are responsible for upholding these standards, which protect not just individual well-being but also the overall quality of life in the city’s diverse residential communities.

 

 

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