 21.
“This is a great next step for the city to take. It’s a really sound policy that is backed by a lot of science,” said Betsy Brock of the Association for Nonsmokers Minnesota.
According to the Minnesota Youth Tobacco Survey, the youth smoking rate is on the rise for the first time in years due to the growing presence of e-cigarettes and vapes.
Supporters argue this policy will help protect youth from being disproportionately marketed to by tobacco companies.
“We have an obligation to our residents to protect our youth from a predatory tobacco industry,” said co-author Council Member Jeremiah Ellison (Ward 5).
Minneapolis has previously enacted other measures to restrict tobacco sales appealing to youth. Beginning in January 2016, the sale of flavored tobacco productswas restricted to specialty tobacco shops that only admit adults 21 and older.
In 2016, Chicago raised its legal purchasing age to 21. The following year the city saw an immediate decline in the rate of cigarette and e-cigarette use among youth 18–20.
Last May, Edina became the first city in Minnesota to raise the minimum purchasing age of tobacco products to 21. Since then, Bloomington, Falcon Heights, North Mankato, Plymouth, Shoreview and St. Louis Park have followed suit.
“Seeing these other cities lead on this has really helped inspire this movement and give us additional energy to get this done,” Johnson said.
So far, more than 300 cities and five states have raised the minimum tobacco purchasing age to 21.
Lance Klatt, executive director of the Minnesota Service Station & Convenience Store Association, said he worries about T21’s impact on local businesses.
“An increase to 21 will only add to the carnage of what these small business owners may be facing,” he said.
Meghan Shey, a representative from the Coalition of Neighborhood Retailers, said Minneapolis businesses are already struggling with the rising minimum wage, property taxes and other tobacco restrictions.
“I’m not surprised, but certainly disappointed,” she said, following the passage of T21.
A 2012 report from the U.S. Department Health and Human Services showed young people ages 18–20 account for only a fraction of the tobacco market but provide a majority of the tobacco to minors who smoke.
According to a report from the National Academy of Medicine using state-specific data, a statewide increase of the tobacco purchasing age of 21 similar to T21 would prevent 30,000 youth from starting to smoke within 15 years.
Mayor Jacob Frey, council members and advocates are now looking at pushing the Minneapolis law to the state level.
Following is how I trigger runtimeService. It gets called through Restful POST request.
I noticed that process flow is synchronous. The Restful POST call is taking good 40-50 secs to complete the flow and then return back processInstance Id. I worry that in PROD environment the request will get timed out.
Is it possible to return back the instance.getProcessInstanceId() right away and then carry through the flow executing individual sequential service tasks? If so where and what changes are needed in Springboot 2.0 setup?
runtimeService.startProcessInstanceByKey() starts the process synchronously up to the first wait state in your process. For it to be taking this long, you must have a service task that takes some time as your first task. If you mark it as async in the process, it will create a job and return right away. At some future point the async executor will pick it up and run it.
Thankyou wwitt. I tagged first service task with flowable:async=“true” and it behaved as suggested. I am yet to test if it has impacted overall job flow but the start definitley looks promising. Appreciate your quick response.
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