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Oyster Creek Council to Vote on Ordinance Limiting Sexually Oriented Businesses

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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The Oyster Creek City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance that would limit where sexually oriented businesses can operate in Brazoria County, Texas. The proposed rule would restrict these businesses to the outskirts of town, near Highway 332, as no current local laws keep them out of Oyster Creek.

From abc13.com

Why it matters

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The ordinance represents a regulatory change to the local business environment in Brazoria County. Mayor Justin Mills stated that past attempts by businesses to set up in the city center were discouraged.

From abc13.com

Who's involved

  • Brazoria CountyThe county where the Oyster Creek City Council is planning the vote on the business limitation ordinance

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Brazoria CountySpeculative

    Specific businesses might face changes in their operating locations and local costs due to the new regulations.

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