Classifies excessive marijuana smoke and odor as a public nuisance.
Classifies the creation of excessive marijuana smoke and odor as a public nuisance, making it a criminal offense. Establishes that residential properties regularly used for criminal activities are nuisances, requiring abatement and prevention actions. Specifies that owners, managing agents, or responsible parties must take reasonable actions to abate nuisances or face legal consequences. Defines "crime" and "owner" for clarity and enforcement purposes.
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