Vermont § 1742 - Restrictions on smoking in public places

§ 1742. Restrictions on smoking in public places

• (a) The possession of lighted tobacco products or use of tobacco substitutes in any form
  is prohibited in: (1) the common areas of all enclosed indoor places of public access and publicly owned
  buildings and offices; (2) all enclosed indoor places in lodging establishments used for transient traveling
  or public vacationing, such as resorts, hotels, and motels, including sleeping quarters
  and adjoining rooms rented to guests; (3) designated smoke-free areas of property or grounds owned by or leased to the State
  or a municipality; and (4) any other area within 25 feet of State-owned buildings and offices, except that to
  the extent that any portion of the 25-foot zone is not on State property, smoking
  is prohibited only in that portion of the zone that is on State property unless the
  owner of the adjoining property chooses to designate his or her property smoke-free. (b) The possession of lighted tobacco products or use of tobacco substitutes in any form
  is prohibited on the grounds of any hospital or secure residential recovery facility
  owned or operated by the State, including all enclosed places in the hospital or facility
  and the surrounding outdoor property. (c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to restrict the ability of residents of
  the Vermont Veterans’ Home to possess lighted tobacco products or use tobacco substitutes
  in the indoor area of the facility in which smoking is permitted. (d) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit the use of tobacco substitutes
  in a business that does not sell food or beverages but is established for the sole
  purpose of providing a setting for patrons to purchase and use tobacco substitutes
  and related paraphernalia. (Added 1993, No. 46, § 2; amended 2013, No. 135 (Adj. Sess.), § 3; 2015, No. 108 (Adj. Sess.), § 4; 2017, No. 130 (Adj. Sess.), § 8.)