Instead of outlawing adult entertainment, Clay commissioners voted to highly regulate it with ordinances. Listen Listening Adult entertainment businesses are cleared to set-up shop in Clay County after city commissioners voted in favor of removing a year-old ban this week.
Chairwoman Diane Hutchings voted in favor of lifting the ban. She says four law firms reviewed the ban and said it would not sustain a court challenge. So instead of outlawing adult entertainment, Clay commissioners voted to highly regulate it with ordinances.
Clay adult entertainment businesses cannot be within 2, feet of a school or feet of a religious institution, and they cannot serve alcohol. Vice Chair Ronnie Robinson was the only commissioner to vote against lifting the ban. Robinson says a better option would be to keep the ban in place, and only vote through the regulating ordinances if the ban is challenged in court.
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