As all Bay Area residents have been ordered to shelter in place to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, many community associations face an increased number of complaints from non-smokers about their smoking neighbors, and are being asked to take action to abate secondhand smoke. While there is no constitutional right to smoke, the adoption of smoking restrictions within common interest developments can elicit emotional responses from owners and residents who smoke. Join us for CAI BayCen’s first live streamed video educational presentation to discuss the following topics to assist community association boards of directors and management personnel in addressing secondhand smoke issues in their buildings/communities: General secondhand smoke considerations Criteria for smoking restrictions Addressing secondhand smoke complaints Association risks and liabilities relating to secondhand smoke The Adult Use of Marijuana Act Medical marijuana use