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Sexually oriented business regulations proposed in Windsor, CO; San Antonio, TX; Menomonie, WI

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Windsor Beacon: "The new regulations proposed would limit the zoning areas the businesses could locate to only heavy industrial areas, with 1,500 foot buffers from schools, churches, residential zones, parks, cemeteries, playgrounds, child care centers and other adult businesses." KENS 5 (San Antonio): "Under the current city ordinance, sexually oriented business must have a special permit and must operate within designated zones, away from schools and churches. But Clamp says some nightclubs and bars are employing women wearing pasties. Although the current ordinance doesn't specify that as nudity, Clamp says they are now considering amending the ordinance to require more coverage." WQOW: "The Menomonie City Council will have to wait before taking a vote that could keep an adult business out."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on October 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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