Utah Admin. Code R392-510-11 - Signs and Public Announcements
(1)
Signs required in this section shall be easily readable and may not be obscured
in any way.
(2) The words "No
Smoking" shall be at least one inch in height.
(3) If the international "No Smoking" symbol
is used alone, it shall be at least four inches in diameter.
(4) In a place where smoking is prohibited
entirely, the building owner, agent, or operator shall conspicuously post a
sign:
(a) using the words, "No smoking is
permitted in this establishment," or a similar statement;
(b) including the international no smoking
symbol; and
(c) placed at each
entrance or in a position clearly visible on entry into the place of public
access.
(5) In a place
where smoking is partially allowed, the building owner, agent, or operator
shall conspicuously post a sign:
(a) using the
words, "No smoking is permitted except in designated areas" or a similar
statement;
(b) including the
international no smoking symbol; and
(c) placed at each entrance or in a position
clearly visible on entry into the place of public access.
(6) In a place where smoking is allowed in
its entirety, the building owner, agent, or operator shall conspicuously post a
sign using the words, "This establishment is a smoking area in its entirety,"
or similar statement.
(7) The
building owner, agent, or operator shall post a sign:
(a) in each smoking-permitted area described
in Subsection
26-38-3(2);
(b) using the words, "smoking permitted" or
similar wording; and
(c) including
the international smoking symbol.
(8) The building owner, agent, or operator
shall post a sign:
(a) inside the exit of
each smoking-permitted area, if the exit leads to a smoking-prohibited
area;
(b) using the words, "smoking
not permitted beyond this point" or similar wording; and
(c) including the international no smoking
symbol.
(9) In a public
lodging facility that designates a public lodging unit as smoking allowed, the
building owner, agent, or operator shall conspicuously post:
(a) a permanent sign on the smoking-allowed
unit door; and
(b) meet the
requirements of Subsection (7).
(10) In a nursing home, assisted living
facility, small health care facility, and a hospital with a certified swing-bed
program that designates a private residential sleeping room as "smoking
allowed," the building owner, agent, or operator shall conspicuously post a
permanent sign on the door, and meet the requirements of Subsection
(7).
(11) The building owner,
agent, or operator of an airport terminal, bus station, train station, or
similar place shall provide announcements on a public address system as often
as necessary, but not less than four times per hour, during the hours that the
place of public access is open as follows:
(a)
if smoking is not permitted, the announcements shall convey that the Utah
Indoor Clean Air Act prohibits smoking in the place of public access.
(b) if smoking is partially permitted, the
announcements shall convey that the Utah Indoor Clean Air Act allows smoking
only in those areas specifically designated for smoking.
(12) The building owner, agent, or operator
of a sports arena, convention center, special events center, concert hall or
other similar place of public access shall provide announcements on a public
address system:
(a) before the beginning of
any event;
(b) at
intermissions;
(c) at the
conclusion of the event; and
(d)
any other break in the program or event, as follows:
(i) if smoking is not permitted, the
announcements shall convey that the Utah Indoor Clean Air Act prohibits smoking
in the place of public access; or
(ii) if smoking is partially permitted, the
announcements shall convey that the Utah Indoor Clean Air Act allows smoking
only in those areas specifically designated for smoking.
(13)
(a) The building owner, agent, or operator of
a large place of public access may request, in writing, the assistance of the
local health officer to establish an effective signage and public announcements
plan.
(b) The local health officer
may require modification of the plan described in Subsection (13) at any
time.
(14) Buildings that
are places of worship operated by a religious organization are not required to
post signs.
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