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Using the Supreme Court's
Erie v. Pap's case as a road map, the city of Thousand Oaks, California, is pushing a new general purpose anti-nudity ordinance. The city's attempt to be "content neutral" in its prohibition of nudity has resulted in wording that prohibits individual naturists and naturist groups from renting a hall for a clothing-optional dinner or a health club for an after-hours nude family swim.
In a puzzling "Me Too" memo to the city council, the city attorney cites the anti-nudity ordinance which he says has already been passed in nearby Simi Valley. As of the date of the memo, the Simi Valley ordinance has not
been passed. Recent Activity From the Thousand Oaks City Council Agenda Items for December 12, 2000, 6 p.m. PST
B. Proposed Ordinance for Adult Entertainment Regulation (REF 2291) AN ORDINANCE ADDING ARTICLE 41 TO CHAPTER 4 TITLE 9 IN ORDER TO REGULATE LOCATION AND OPERATION OF ADULT BUSINESSES ORD. NO. CITY ATTORNEY RECOMMENDATION: Forward to Planning Commission for Consideration C. Proposed Ordinance Banning Public Nudity AN ORDINANCE REPEALING PRESENT CHAPTER 16 TITLE 5 OF MUNICIPAL CODE AND ADDING NEW CHAPTER 16 WHICH PROHIBITS THE CONDUCT OF PUBLIC NUDITY ORD. NO. ____________ CITY ATTORNEY RECOMMENDATION: That Ordinance be Read in Title Only, Further Reading be Waived, and if No Objection, Introduced Upcoming Activity CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS Council Chambers The Thousand Oaks City Council will meet next on December 19, 2000, at 6 p.m. PST Naturist residents of Thousand Oaks are urged to watch for further NAC Action Alerts, Advisories and Updates. |
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