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CITY CLERK
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AGENDA REPORT
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5/5/2020
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15Y
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07
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ORDINANCE NO. <br /> AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON <br /> AMENDING MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 9.32 AND TITLE 18 TO RESTRICT <br /> THE SALE OF FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ELECTRONIC SMOKING <br /> DEVICES AND RELATED PARAPHERNALIA CITY-WIDE; LIMIT NEW <br /> TOBACCO SALES WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PARKS AND <br /> RECREATION FACILITIES; DELEGATE AUTHORITY TO THE CITY MANAGER <br /> TO ADMINISTRATIVELY ADOPT AND IMPLEMENT A TOBACCO RETAILER <br /> LICENSING PROGRAM; SUBJECT POSSESSION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS <br /> BY PERSONS UNDER 21 TO CONFISCATION AND REFERRAL TO <br /> COUNSELING OR ANTI-ADDICTION PROGRAM <br /> WHEREAS, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Tobacco Control <br /> Program reports in Tobacco Facts and Figures 2018 that in California 63.6% of current <br /> cigarette smokers started by the age of 18, and that the overall tobacco use rate among <br /> California high school students is at 13.6%; and <br /> WHEREAS, the CDPH notes that nationally 70 to 80 percent of middle and high <br /> school tobacco users have used at least one flavored tobacco product in the past 30 days, <br /> and eight out of ten young adults 18 to 24 that currently use other tobacco products reported <br /> flavor usage; and <br /> WHEREAS, the CDPH further advises that youth who would otherwise not have <br /> smoked cigarettes or use other tobacco products are using electronic smoking devices, and <br /> such adolescent electronic smoking device users are also more likely to start smoking <br /> traditional cigarettes; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Alameda County Department of Public Health's Tobacco Control <br /> Program learned that for underage tobacco users in Alameda County: 81% who try tobacco <br /> first use a flavored product; 87.6% have used a flavored tobacco products; 30% have used e- <br /> cigarettes; 20% currently use e-cigarettes; 11% currently use e-cigarettes in school; 79% <br /> believe it is easy to obtain e-cigarettes; and 57% believe it is easy to obtain cigarettes; and <br /> WHEREAS, the CDPH reports in its Young Adult Tobacco Purchase Survey 2019 that <br /> underage decoys were able to purchase the following tobacco products from retail locations <br /> at this frequency: e-cigarettes and e-liquids = 16.9%; cigarettes = 17.5%; cigars, little <br /> cigars/cigarillos, or wraps = 33.3%; at these store types: pharmacies = 3.5%; supermarkets <br /> 8.9%; vape shops = 13.4%; gas stations = 14.5%; liquor stores = 15%; convenience stores = <br /> 15.5%; tobacco stores/smoke shops = 30.6%; and restaurant/cafe/donut shop = 43.2%; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that <br /> scientific evidence shows that tobacco company advertising and promotion influences young <br /> people to start using tobacco, and that tobacco companies pay retailers for stocking, shelving, <br /> displaying and merchandising of particular tobacco brands and products; and <br /> 1 <br />
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