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` <br />Ms. Sangeeta Kurupillai <br />`` . Apri129, 1997 <br />Page 2 <br />�, <br />There are two primary ways in which SOBs affect the neighborhood: one is by their presence, <br />including signage and advertising, and the other is by the hours they keep and the type of people <br />they attract. <br />Their presence influences the public's per�eption of the neighborhood in which they are located. <br />SOBs "can create `dead zones' in commercial areas where shoppers do not want to be associated <br />in any way with adult uses, or have their children walk by adult uses."� This influence appears <br />to be the same whether the dancers are appearing in a state of nudity or semi-nudity. The public <br />perception is that it is a place to be avoided by families with women and children. <br />The second major in�luence is the hours of operation and the type of people which SOBs attract. <br />This appears to lead to higher crime in the area, loitering by unsavory people, including <br />pmstitutes, and parking problems which can negatively affect the surrounding businesses. <br />Additionally, there is frequently parking lot noise and disturbances which often turn violent The <br />SOBs keep late hours which can also become a nuisance to neazby residents. <br />We studied police calls for service emanating from 10 different SOBs over a four-year period <br />from 1993 through 1996 and found that SOBs were a major source of such calls. The seven <br />SOBs along West Northwest Highway near Bachman Lake averaged more than one call to the <br />{i police everyday. We also studied sex-related arrests for the four-year period ending March 1997. <br />The number of sex crime arrests which included rape, prostitution/commercial vice and other sex <br />of�enses, was 396 in the area along West Northwest Highway which includes the seven SOBs. <br />This compares to 77 and 133 sex crime arrests respectively in two similaz areas along Northwest <br />Highway, the second of which contained two SOBs spaced more than a'/2 mile from the other. <br />From this evidence, it appears that there are increased sex crime arrests and disturbances <br />requiring police presence around SOBs and significantly more crime when there is a <br />concentration of SOBs in one area. <br />We reviewed studies completed in numerous other cities xncluding Austin, Los Angeles, <br />Indianapolis, New York, and Phoenix on the effects of adult entertainment on the surrounding <br />properties. In addition, we reviewed summaries of similar studies completed in Islip, New York; <br />St. Paul, Minnesota; Whittier, California; Manatee County, Florida and New Hanover County, <br />North Carolina. Finally, we did extensive research regarding the SOBs in Dallas. <br />Adult Enterlainment Study, Department of City Planning, City of New York, 1994, p. 3. <br />Q6/12/97 15:30 TX/RX N0.5591 P. 3 <br />
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