10/3/2002 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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ventilation intake system* Mr. Mitrokostas was trying to help everyone to understand where they were headed with this issue. Mr. Darrington interjected that if the board members left it as "doorways" it would include all doorways. If they state that it was "public" they would be restricting it just to public. Mr,, Ball felt that that was what they were protecting. Mr, lel itrokostas stated that they could smoke outside his front door as long as there was no mechanical intake. Mr. Ball asked if it was a public egress. IVIS. Grady disagreed and stated that they would have to be 101 away from it if they make it a public egress. Mr. I litrokostas again asked what they defined as "public". He had three front doers. Mr. Santos stated that 101 from any doorway he felt should cover it,. He didn't care if it was private or a fire door whatever. It should be 101 array from any door. Mr. IVlitrokostas had significant problems with this position. He felt that they couldn't do this with some establishments. Now they were limiting certain services. He couldn't legally do it with his doorways. His doorways are 201 apart. so if he can't have there in the doorway, He would have to have one person that is one inch thick can stand in between the two doors 10" and smoke. Mr, Ball felt that they would have to come up with a definition for "door". Mr. Santos toted that they would have to waIk out 101 into the parking lot and smoke, Mr. Mitrokostas asked who was going to pay the employees when they get hit by a car while smoking a cigarette. Mr. Santos stated that he was not going to go there with him, He moved on to the next item, which discussed private residences. "Private residences with the exception of those portion used as a childcare or healthcare office when operated as such. Hotel and motel rooms rented