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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda_2023_1_9_Meeting(2157)Agenda Community Health Commission City Of Edina, Minnesota Edina City Hall - Community Room MEETING CANCELLED Monday, January 9, 2023 6:30 PM I.Call To Order II.Roll Call III.Approval Of Meeting Agenda IV.Approval Of Meeting Minutes A.December 12, 2022 Draft Community Health Commission Meeting Minutes V.Community Comment During "Community Comment," the Board/Commission will invite residents to share relevant issues or concerns. Individuals must limit their comments to three minutes. The Chair may limit the number of speakers on the same issue in the interest of time and topic. Generally speaking, items that are elsewhere on tonight's agenda may not be addressed during Community Comment. Individuals should not expect the Chair or Board/Commission Members to respond to their comments tonight. Instead, the Board/Commission might refer the matter to sta% for consideration at a future meeting. VI.Reports/Recommendations A.Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Presentation VII.Chair And Member Comments VIII.Sta, Comments A.2023 City Meeting Calendar IX.Adjournment The City of Edina wants all residents to be comfortable being part of the public process. If you need assistance in the way of hearing ampli2cation, an interpreter, large-print documents or something else, please call 952-927-8861 72 hours in advance of the meeting. MINUTES Community Health Commission December 12, 2022 at 6:30 PM City Hall, Community Room I.Call To Order II.Roll Call Present: Philip King-Lowe, Michael Wood, Greg Wright, Nick Mattison, Andrew Hawkins, Matt Giljahn, Mary Absolon, Tracy Nelson. III.Approval Of Meeting Agenda Motion by Nick Mattison to Approve Meeting Agenda. Seconded by Andrew Hawkins. Motion Carried. IV.Approval Of Meeting Minutes A.Minutes: Community Health Commission, November 14, 2022 Motion by Philip King-Lowe to Approve November 14, 2022 Community Health Commission Meeting Minutes. Seconded by Nick Mattison. Motion Carried. V.Community Comment VI.Reports/Recommendations A.ANSR - MN Presentation - Smoke Free Multi-Unit Property Information Kate Ebert - Bloomington Public Health Jackie Siewart- ANSR-MN Rachel Callanan - Public Health Law Center Kara Skahen - ANSR-MN Presentation about potential smoke-free multi-unit housing policies. Will be continued at January meeting. VII.Chair And Member Comments A.Opioid Stakeholder Group Update VIII.Staff Comments A.Current Attendance IX.Adjournment Date: January 9, 2023 Agenda Item #: VI.A. To:Community Health Commission Item Type: Other From:Association of Non-Smokers MN, Bloomington Public Health, Public Health Law Center Item Activity: Subject:Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Presentation Information CITY OF EDINA 4801 West 50th Street Edina, MN 55424 www.edinamn.gov ACTION REQUESTED: INTRODUCTION: Continuation of presentation from December meeting regarding possible smoke-free multi-unit housing policies/programs. ATTACHMENTS: Description Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Presentation EQUITABLE SMOKE-FREE HOUSING POLICY SOLUTIONS January 9, 2023 Jackie SiewertLive Smoke Free — Kara Skahen Live Smoke Free — Rachel Callanan Public Health Law Center — Kate EbertBloomington Public Health This presentation is funded by a Commercial Tobacco-Free Communities grant from the Minnesota Department of Health. BENEFITS OF SMOKE-FREE HOUSING Healthier, safer, cleaner living and work environment. Reduced fire risk. Reduced maintenance and turnover costs. Reduced vacancy rates. Potential insurance savings. Promotion of health equity. Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. Deep disparities persist in SHS exposure Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. •In infants and children: SHS is one of the causes of sudden infant death syndrome, respiratory tract infections, ear infections, low birth weight, premature deliveries, congenital defects, and asthma attacks. •In adult nonsmokers, SHS exposure leads to coronary heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer •It results in nearly 42 000 deaths (more than 41 000 adults and 900 infants) among nonsmokers every year in the US, with Black individuals accounting for 24% to 36% of the infant deaths. •The US Surgeon General determined that there is no risk-free level of SHSe. •With the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019, which affects lung function, improving smoke- free policies to enhance air quality should be a growing priority. -JAMA Research Letter, Disparities in Secondhand Smoke Exposure in the United States, November 23, 2020 Clean indoor air should be accessible and available to everyone, regardless of background, income, or life situation. Everyone deserves a safe, clean, and healthy home. Smoke-Free Air = Health Equity EDINA SMOKE-FREE HOUSING EFFORTS •Organized voluntary efforts began in 2010 •To date, 92 properties in Edina have a smoke-free policy (54%of total properties have a policy) •In 2018, a Renter Survey was conducted in Edina which surveyed over 400 residents living in these multi-family properties: •Heritage Court/Premier Properties, LLC •Oaks Lincoln/Oaks Properties, LLC •Ponds of Edina/KCS Property Management •Oaks Braemar/Oaks Properties, LLC •The Durham/RMK Management •York Plaza/Stuart Company •Face-to-face meetings and ongoing technical assistance was available to all entities Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. KEY SURVEY FINDINGS •A majority of all respondents (97%) don’t allow smoking in their units even with a smoking-allowed policy present. •A majority of respondents surveyed (94%) support a smoke-free building-wide policy. •Despite 97% of all respondents not allowing the smoking of tobacco products in their units, (99% in smoke-free vs 93% in smoking-allowed properties), 46% of these respondents are still exposed to secondhand smoke from all buildings. This includes 39% in smoke-free vs. 64% in smoking-allowed buildings. •A majority of respondents (91% in smoke-free properties and 90% in smoking-allowed properties) indicated they would support a multi-unit housing smoking related citywide ordinance. LANDSCAPE OF SFH POLICY- NATIONWIDE •Voluntary policy adoption •Nationwide •Public policy incentives and adoption •Municipal resolutions •Disclosure policy •City and county ordinances •Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Public Housing Rule LANDSCAPE OF SFH POLICY IN MINNESOTA •Voluntary policy adoption •Statewide •Promoted through the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership •Public policy incentives and adoption •SFH Municipal Resolution •Richfield, St. Paul (potential), Rochester (potential) •Disclosure policy •Duluth (rentals), St. Paul (CICs), Richfield (TBD) •Ordinance Development of an Equity- Centered SFH Model Policy in MN In 2020, after years of community engagement and surveying, the City of Bloomington began exploring the creation of an equity-centered smoke-free housing ordinance focused on health and housing security for all residents. Community Engagement: •A listening session was held with five property management companies representing over 1,800 units. •Key informant interviews were held with multi- unit housing residents representing 15 households. •A three-part educational video series was created •A social media campaign was implemented to promote SFH and the video series. THE EQUITABLE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE •Included eleven participants from local and national groups representing marginalized people including affordable housing, legal aide, restorative justice, addiction, and public health. •There were five virtual convenings from 12/20-3/21. •Honorariums were provided to all participants. •Goals included: •Identify unintended consequences of a SFH ordinance. •Identify "out of the box" enforcement mechanisms that protect health and housing security. •Consider the pros and cons of various policy approaches prioritizing the resident’s perspective and promoting housing stability. COMPREHENSIVE SMOKE-FREE MULTIUNIT HOUSING ORDINANCE OVERVIEW RACHEL CALLANAN, SENIOR STAFF ATTORNEY comprehensive smoke-free housing policy MN Model ordinance 1/3/202312 •Comprehensive definition of smoking •Tobacco, marijuana/cannabis, e-cigarettes/vapes •Covers all multiunit establishments •Apartments, condominiums, new/existing •Prohibits smoking in 100% of individual units, including balconies and patios •Prohibits smoking in indoor common areas •Prohibits smoking in outdoor common areas (e.g., pool areas, patios, play areas, parking areas, etc.) •Prohibits designated smoking areas* •No exceptions for existing residents (no legal or health reason for this exception) comprehensive smoke-free housing policy MN model ordinance 1/3/202313 Clear implementation, enforcement plan, and tools for: •Education (community buy-in, risk perception) •Communication of the policy •Graduated enforcement •Cessation resources Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Housing Equitable enforcement considerations 14 1/3/2023 •Explored unintended consequences •Enforcement by housing inspections or health department, not police •Goal is compliance— •Not eviction or steep fines for residents, not purely punitive criminal penalties •Notice, warning, graduated enforcement •Support access to cessation comprehensive smoke-free housing policy MN model ordinance 1/3/202315 Enforcement provisions: •Complaint based •No criminal penalties •Enforcement is primarily focused on actions/omissions by LL/HOA •Penalties for residents are graduated and are structured to support compliance Smoke-Free MultiUnit Housing repercussions for HOA/LL violations 16 1/3/2023 Smoke-Free MultiUnit Housing repercussions for resident violations 17 1/3/2023 Smoke-Free MultiUnit Housing resident violation #2 18 1/3/2023 Smoke-Free MultiUnit Housing resident violation #3 19 1/3/2023 Smoke-Free MultiUnit Housing subsequent resident violations and reset 20 1/3/2023 Due process for residents/LLs/HOAs Takeaways •Secondhand smoke exposure remains a prevalent and pervasive health hazard •Disparities persist among those who are exposed •The vast majority of residents support a smoke- free policy for their building •Everyone deserves access to clean air at home •An equity-centered, public-health focused model policy is an impactful solution •Infrastructure exists to support implementation Q&A Jackie Siewert Program Director, Live Smoke Free jackie@ansrmn.org 651-646-3005 Rachel Callanan JD, MNM Lead Senior Staff Attorney,Public Health Law Center Rachel.Callanan@mitchellhamline.edu 651.290.7506 JANUARY Jan. 1 New Year’s Day Jan. 2 New Year’s Day (observed) Jan. 3 City Council Jan. 5 Housing & Redevelopment Authority Jan. 9 Community Health Commission Heritage Preservation Commission Jan. 10 Parks & Recreation Commission Jan. 11 Planning Commission Jan. 12 Energy & Environment Commission Jan. 16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 17 City Council Jan. 19 Housing & Redevelopment Authority Transportation Commission Jan. 24 Human 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