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Attachment 6 SUMMARY OF COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS Economic YouthHuman Services Planning Policy Area Vitality Commission Commission Commission Commission Flavored Require tobacco tobacco sales Prohibit citywide retailers to "go dark"' Do not allow new points of sale Not presented for E-cigarette sales consideration (devices and Prohibit citywide Require existing paraphernalia) retailers to "go dark" Prohibit tobacco Prohibit tobacco sales by tobacco Commission did sales by new retailers within Prohibit tobacco not make tobacco retailers 1,000 feet of sales by tobacco recommendations or stores within public schools, retailers within due to lack of 1,000 feet of Restrictions on parks and 1,000 feet of only sufficient data * public schools, tobacco sales recreation public schools parks and near public facilities —with 6 recreation schools, parks month phase-out. Existing tobacco facilities and recreation stores may Existing tobacco facilities Existing tobacco continue to sell retailers and stores may tobacco products continue to sell as legal non- stores may tobacco products conforming use continue to sell as legal non- tobacco products conforming use as legal non- conforming use Not presented for consideration, but Tobacco retailer Not presented for want fines for Not presented for licensing (TRL) consideration retailer violations consideration Recommended re-evaluated Minimum pack Not size and pricing Recommended recommended *same as above Prohibit Not presented for possession if Recommended consideration under 21 1 The"go dark" proposal was to make retailers place tobacco products inside opaque cabinets so that no tobacco products, nor tobacco advertising, are visible within the stores interior or exterior. This was proposed by a tobacco retailer, who stated this is required in Canada and the United Kingdom. Staff is not recommending that"go dark" or any other tobacco-focused advertising restrictions be implemented due to First Amendment concerns about content-based speech restrictions. States and big tobacco companies have already reached a settlement agreement about some tobacco advertising restrictions.