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United States — New Hampshire
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Some older or pre-bid construction is exempt, but new public-accommodation buildings or facilities proposed between January 1, 1991 and January 1, 1992 must meet specified accessibility construction standards.
United States — New Hampshire
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New public accommodations built on or after January 1, 1992, and some large enlargements of existing facilities, must meet the New Hampshire barrier-free design code.
United States — New Hampshire
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Using or letting a building for RSA 155 purposes after a required permit is denied or rescinded, or otherwise violating the chapter, is a crime.
United States — New Hampshire
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They must notify and hear interested parties, may require building or hall alterations, and may close the building or hall until those alterations are made.
United States — New Hampshire
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Food-serving businesses must have convenient toilet and lavatory facilities for patrons, and some restaurants or food establishments must provide separate toilets for each sex.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person who violates this subdivision is guilty of a violation or misdemeanor, and each day of continued noncompliance after 10 days from conviction is a separate offense.
United States — New Hampshire
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Covered food-serving premises must post a visible Heimlich or similar anti-choking display.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person who violates this subdivision is guilty of a violation.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person aggrieved by an inspector’s decision may appeal to the superior court.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person who lets or uses a building in the covered way after it has been ordered closed or altered, and before the order is complied with or reversed, may be fined up to $100.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section says the subdivision’s purpose is to protect public health by regulating smoking in enclosed workplaces and other enclosed public places, plus certain public housing, health care, education, and public conveyance settings.
United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines key terms used in the smoking-related subdivision.
United States — New Hampshire
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Smoking is prohibited in listed public and commercial places, with limited exceptions and designated smoking areas in some enclosed places.
United States — New Hampshire
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Several listed places and people are exempt from the requirements of this subdivision.
United States — New Hampshire
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The person in charge of certain enclosed places must develop or oversee written smoking policies to comply with this subdivision.
United States — New Hampshire
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If smoking-permitted areas are designated, the person in charge of the enclosed places must develop or oversee written procedures to help achieve compliance.
United States — New Hampshire
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Signs must be placed in regulated buildings and facilities, and they must state the smoking restrictions that apply.
United States — New Hampshire
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The commissioner must adopt rules about smoking-permitted areas, warning signs, complaint handling, waivers, confidentiality, administrative fines, and notice before fines.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person in charge must not retaliate or discriminate against workers or subordinates who exercise rights under this subdivision or related rules and policies.
United States — New Hampshire
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If an employee or user believes a building or facility is not complying, a complaint must be registered with the person in charge.