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. 2022 Aug 19;25(1):127–134. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntac200

Table 1.

Characteristics of Cities in the Bay Area Region of California With and Without Flavored Tobacco Sales Restrictions (FTSR)

Effective/enforced date Policy type Population Land area (square miles) Number of tobacco retailers within 1000’ of a public school Number of public high schools
Unexposed cities a (median) NA 69 567 14.4 5 4
Exposed cities (median) 425 097 46.9 20 31
 Oakland 7/18/2018 Adult-only stores excluded 425 097 55.8 10 34
 Windsor 7/30/2018 Menthol and several tobacco products excludedb 27 447 7.3 2 3
 Palo Alto 1/1/2019 Adult-only stores excluded 66 573 23.9 1 2
 San Francisco 1/1/2019 Comprehensive 874 961 46.9 101 31
 Lafayette 6/26/2019 Comprehensive 26 305 15.2 2 1
 Alameda 7/1/2019 Comprehensive 78 522 10.6 7 7
 Livermore 8/7/2019 Comprehensive 89 699 25.2 8 7

Unexposed cities include: American Canyon, Brentwood, Calistoga, Castro Valley, Concord, Daly City, Dixon, Fairfield, Forestville, Gilroy, Healdsburg, Martinez, Millbrae, Milpitas, Moraga, Mountain View, Napa, Oakley, Orinda, Petaluma, Piedmont, Pleasant Hill, Pleasanton, Rohnert Park, San Bruno, San Lorenzo, San Mateo, Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, St. Helena, Vacaville, Vallejo, Walnut Creek.

Premium cigars (priced over $5), large packs of cigars and smokeless tobacco (5 units or more), and pipe tobacco excluded.

Sources:

Dates—Public Health Law Center.

Population (2015–2019 American Community Survey), number of tobacco retailers within 1000’ of a public school (2018 California Department of Tax and Fee Administration), and number of public high schools (2020 California Department of Education) obtained from The California Tobacco Health Assessment Tool (https://cthat.org).

Land area—2010 Census.