Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1525
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Measures to prevent smoking in nonsmoking areas
Official statutory text
The state or local governmental agency or the person who owns or
operates a public place shall, at a minimum, do the following in
order to prevent tobacco or marijuana smoking or marijuana vaping in
public places:
1. Post conspicuous signs at entrances to and in prominent
locations within places where tobacco or marijuana smoking or
marijuana vaping is prohibited which state that tobacco or marijuana
smoking or marijuana vaping is prohibited or that the indoor
environment is free of tobacco or marijuana smoke or marijuana
vapor; and
2. Ask tobacco or marijuana smokers or marijuana vapers to
refrain from smoking upon observation of anyone violating the
provisions of Section 1-1521 et seq. of this title.
operates a public place shall, at a minimum, do the following in
order to prevent tobacco or marijuana smoking or marijuana vaping in
public places:
1. Post conspicuous signs at entrances to and in prominent
locations within places where tobacco or marijuana smoking or
marijuana vaping is prohibited which state that tobacco or marijuana
smoking or marijuana vaping is prohibited or that the indoor
environment is free of tobacco or marijuana smoke or marijuana
vapor; and
2. Ask tobacco or marijuana smokers or marijuana vapers to
refrain from smoking upon observation of anyone violating the
provisions of Section 1-1521 et seq. of this title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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