Model Ordinance: Regulating the Location and Operations of Tobacco Retailers
This model ordinance is intended to amend a jurisdiction’s existing zoning code for the purpose of regulating tobacco retailers. A city or county that adopts some or all of its provisions must consider where they would best fit into its existing code, and must cross-reference appropriate existing provisions. These provisions may stipulate the means of enforcing zoning ordinances, as well as provisions concerning notification, fines and penalties; issuance, denial, suspension, and revocation of a conditional use permit; appeals of conditional use permit denials and other administrative and quasi-judicial decisions; and so forth.
You can also download the Land Use Ordinance Checklist, which highlights key policy options available in the ordinance.
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| Land Use Ordinance (DOC, Updated 3/02) | 280 KB |
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- Policy Area:
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- Tobacco Retailers
- Tobacco Regulation