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: Sex Offender IssuesOH - Waterville may restrict sex offenders' neighborhoods
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11/10/2008
By CARL RYAN - BLADE STAFF WRITER
Waterville Village Council will consider a proposed ordinance tonight that would restrict where registered sex offenders can live in the village.
The ordinance, if enacted, would bar sex offenders from living in large parts of Waterville within 1,000 feet of day-care centers and parks. It could not be applied retroactively to current residents.
The legislation has been on council's agenda for months, but was...
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