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Staff Planner Nearing informed the Board that staff looked at ordinances dealing with this problem not only from Florida municipalities, but also from Dallas, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona; Los Angeles, etc., and staff felt what they put together was a good ordinance that doesn't overstep what the courts consider to be our limits. Discussion then ensued as to just where these type estab- lishments can be located, and Planner Nearing, referring to the. map, advised that adult entertainment establishments could be located basically at the I-95/CR 512 node the U.S.I/510 node; the Winter Beach node the Lindsey Road node; and Lindsey Road at U.S.I; south of South Gifford Road near the Airport; and the 1-951SR60 Node and Oslo at 74th Ave. Bottle Clubs could be in a. broader area, and it is very difficult to show just where -they could be established. Chairman Scurlock believed we can control the bottleclubs by passing an ordinance to limit their hours the same as bars, and Director Keating advised that the Board could change this ordinance to limit the hours. Staff Planner Nearing wished to point out a change staff would Like to make under definitions on Page 10 of the proposed ordinance. He advised that the definition under the Adult personal service business now refers to "a person of one sex...... providing personal services for a person of the other sex......." It was felt this definition is not broad enough, and that it should be changed to read "a person ......... providing . personal services for another person," and remove all reference to another sex. Commissioner Eggert commented that on page 11 of the ordinance, still under definitions, c.3.(a) - the word "frotage" should be spelled "frottage." Chairman Scurlock wished to know what we need to do to change the language to make the operating hours for bottle clubs the same as those established for bars. 29 Boor 74 PAL e� SEP � ® �