LONG BRANCH — New Jersey's governor plans to sign a bill sharply limiting where people can smoke at public beaches and parks.
Democratic
Gov. Phil Murphy will be in Long Branch on Friday morning to sign a
measure that was passed by the state Legislature last month.
Like
previous versions of the bill that have failed, the bill doesn't
specify who would be responsible for enforcing it: lifeguards, police or
someone else.
The bill allows
for designated smoking areas of 15 percent of a beach. Smokers also
would be allowed to light up in parking lots.
Fines would start at $250 for a first offense and go up to $1,000 for a third offense.
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