Section 661.100 - Smoking Restrictions in Membership Associations(A) Smoking shall be prohibited in an enclosed indoor space of a membership association during the time that the space is: (1) open to the public. A membership organization shall be regarded as open to the public when it has signs or advertising inviting or encouraging non-members to enter the premises or takes other action that may reasonably be regarded as inviting or allowing non-members to enter the premises;(2) occupied by a non-member who is not a guest. A non-member shall be regarded as a guest if entering the premises: (a) accompanied by a member, provided the member remains on the premises while the guest is present; and(b) signing a guest register that clearly specifies the name and address of the guest and the inviting member;(3) rented from the association for a fee or other compensation; or(4) occupied by a contract employee, temporary employee or independent contractor.(B) Smoking may be permitted if the premises are occupied solely by the following:(1) members of the association. A person shall not be regarded as a member if entering the premises under terms of a membership that differ in duration, cost or privileges from the terms of a full membership in the association;(2) one or more salaried employees of the association;(3) invited guests of the members, as determined in accordance with 105 CMR 661.100(A); and(4) visiting members of an affiliated chapter or branch of a fraternal lodge organization.(C) Smoking may be permitted in a distinct part of the premises of a membership association, provided that this part: (1) is physically separated from any area open to the public or occupied by a non-member who is not a guest. The separation shall be sufficient to prevent any migration of smoke into the public area. Any doors separating the areas shall be self closing;(2) is occupied solely by those persons specified in 105 CMR 661.100(B). The membership association shall adopt and effectively implement a policy that ensures only such persons are permitted to enter the part of the premises where smoking is permitted; and(3) there are no signs inviting or encouraging the public or non-members who are not guests to enter.