KIRKWOOD – Healthy Air for Kirkwood, the sponsor of an initiative to ban smoking in indoor public places, has raised $830 and spent $33.56 thus far, a campaign finance report says. Voters will consider the proposal in November.

The report has only one listed donor, Dr. Anthony M. Masi, a lung specialist from Kirkwood, who contributed $200. All other contributers gave $100 or less; the group does not have to identify them. Debra Cotten, the campaign treasurer and group spokeswoman, said all the unidentified donors are Kirkwood residents.

Healthy Air filed last Monday its quarterly report with the state Ethics Commission. The document covered campaign activity from April 1 to June 30.

The group, which organized in March, has not concentrated on fund raising thus far, she said. It wanted to be sure that its proposal would be on the ballot, she said.

“We will put together a plan and a budget,” Cotten said. “We need to put together a strategy,” she said.

Choose Kirkwood, a group proposing a competing initiative has not filed a campaign finance report.

With very few exceptions, the anti-smoking measure would allow smoking only in private homes, private vehicles and outdoors. Among exceptions are 20 percent of hotel and motel rooms designated smoking rooms, private clubs established before March 1 and retail tobacco stores.

Rather than prohibit smoking in indoor public places, Choose Kirkwood’s initiative would require their operators to post signs saying whether smoking is permitted, restricted or forbidden.