Beginning January 2, 2010, smoking is prohibited in many more public places in North Carolina. Under the new law, enclosed areas of almost all bars and restaurants must be smoke-free. Smoking is also not allowed in most enclosed areas of lodging establishments, such as hotels, motels, and inns, if the establishment prepares and serves food or drink. A lodging establishment may designate no more than 20% of its guest rooms as smoking rooms.
The new state law does not require unenclosed areas of restaurants, bars, and lodging establishments to be smoke-free. These establishments may, however, voluntarily put into place a policy that prohibits smoking in these unenclosed areas.For more information visit the official government site...
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