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strict definition
smoking only in designated areas
Smoking of tobacco and other products is only allowed in specially designated areas.
A policy permitting smoking only in designated areas indicates that smoking of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, and any other medium of consuming tobacco or drug smoke is prohibited except in certain areas of a structure or property which are designated for that purpose. This policy necessarily entails the existence of at least one such designated area within the commonly accessible parts of the property.
At least one designated smoking area must exist within the commonly accessible parts of the property. Elsewhere in the area governed by the rule, smoking is prohibited.
A complete no-smoking policy has no such designated-area allowance. No smoking in common areas instead retains permission in some individual units under its own definition.
Related definitions
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cats allowed
A policy permitting domestic cats to visit or be kept in a defined area, normally excluding other larger pets. -
employees only
No persons are allowed on the premises except employees or managers of the occupying entity. -
formal attire required
A policy requiring highly formal clothing from people entering an area, according to the applicable dress expectations. -
no alcohol allowed
A policy prohibiting consumption of alcoholic beverages within a defined structure, property, or area. -
no ball playing allowed
A policy prohibiting ball games in a defined area, usually also prohibiting casual throwing of balls. -
no biking allowed
A policy prohibiting bicycle riding within a defined area, while walking a bicycle may remain permitted. -
no camcorder use allowed
A policy prohibiting operation of video recording devices in an area, with special permission possible. -
no cell phone use allowed
A policy requiring mobile telephones or telephone components to be left behind or turned off before entry. -
no children allowed
A policy excluding children below a stated age around 10 to 13 from an area during the periods covered by the rule. -
no clothing allowed
A policy requiring removal of all clothing before entry to an area or immediately after entering it. -
no drinking allowed
A policy prohibiting beverage consumption in a defined area, with a possible exception for water. -
no eating allowed
A policy prohibiting food consumption within a defined structure, property, or area. -
no firearms allowed
A policy prohibiting firearms on the premises, with possible exceptions for law enforcement personnel. -
no humans allowed
A policy prohibiting all people from entering a defined structure or area, including places closed for safety or conservation. -
no men allowed
A policy excluding persons of the male sex from a defined area during the periods covered by the rule. -
no minors allowed
A policy excluding persons below the applicable legal adult age from the defined premises or area. -
no nonbelievers allowed
A policy prohibiting entry by persons who do not adhere to the religious faith affiliated with the premises. -
no pets allowed
A policy prohibiting pets from visiting or being kept within the defined property, structure, or area. -
no photography allowed
A policy prohibiting taking photographs within a defined area, with special permission possible. -
no skateboarding allowed
A policy prohibiting riding skateboards or performing skateboard stunts within a defined area. -
no smoking
Smoking of tobacco and other products is not allowed anywhere on the premises. -
no smoking in common areas
Smoking of tobacco and other products is not allowed in areas shared by multiple tenants or users. -
no women allowed
A policy excluding persons of the female sex from a defined area during the periods covered by the rule. -
only small pets allowed
A policy permitting pets only below a size or weight limit set by the particular property or area. -
pets allowed
Any common or reasonable type of domestic animal may enter or be kept on the premises. -
rent payment online
A policy allowing tenants to pay periodic rent through an internet portal, using one or more offered payment methods. -
service animals allowed
A policy permitting animals that guide or assist disabled persons, independently of ordinary pet restrictions. -
shirts required
A policy requiring a shirt or similar torso covering when entering an area, subject to any further stated restrictions. -
shoes required
A policy requiring people entering a defined area to wear shoes, with possible additional restrictions on sandals.