(a) An entire room or hall which is being used for a private social function, provided that the seating arrangements are under the control of the sponsor of the function and not of the proprietor or person in charge of the place;
(b) A limousine for hire, a taxicab or patrol car;
(c) Retail tobacco stores;
(d) Any private room in a health care facility, or any semiprivate room in a health care facility if both occupants have requested, in writing, to be placed in a room where smoking is permitted;
(e) Bars;
(f) An eating establishment that seats fewer than thirty people, provided that a sign stating that a no-smoking area is not available is conspicuously posted on all public entrances or in a position clearly visible on entry into the establishment;
(g) Private residences, except those portions of a private residence used as a child care or health care facility or serving as a place of employment;
(h) Places owned or operated by governmental agencies not under the jurisdiction of the City, except for the Parma Municipal Court;
(i) Bowling centers;
(j) Hotel and motel rooms needed for smoking guests during conventions while such conventions are in progress;
(k) A single room in a place referred to in Section 668.02(a)(4) and (a)(9) through (a)(11), provided that:
(1) Such room is not normally used by members of the general public for the primary purpose of the establishment;
(2) Such room is enclosed by walls on all sides and openings adjacent to no-smoking areas are generally kept closed; and
(3) Such room occupies less than twenty percent of the total floor space of the establishment.
(l) A restroom when no other area is available; and
(m) Areas of public lobbies located on the ground floor of multitenant establishments where no seating is made available.
(Ord. 212-87. Passed 7-18-88; Passed 169-93. Passed 7-6-93.)