Provide smoking ban exemption for cigar bars

HB 530 amends state law to create a specific exemption from the smoking ban for establishments classified as "cigar bars." To qualify for this exemption, a business must derive more than 15% of its revenue from selling cigars and accessories, operate in a freestanding structure, and ensure its smoke does not leak into areas where smoking is prohibited. The bill also clarifies definitions for various smoking-related terms and outlines other existing exemptions, such as those for private residences, certain family-owned businesses, and outdoor patios that are properly separated from indoor spaces. This legislation directly affects the owners and operators of cigar bars by allowing them to legally permit smoking within their designated premises under specific conditions.