California SB1314 regulates the sale of tobacco products and nitrous oxide, restricting new smoke shop locations near schools and daycare centers.
California SB1314, known as the Youth Over Smoke Act, introduces regulations on the sale of tobacco products and nitrous oxide. It mandates that new smoke shop retailers cannot be located within 600 feet of a school or daycare center, unless a local jurisdiction specifies a greater distance. Smoke shops are defined as retailers with at least 20% of their net floor area dedicated to selling tobacco products or smoking accessories. The act also prohibits smoke shops from selling nitrous oxide or related paraphernalia.
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