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12/13/94 15:47 FAX 812 861. 9749 CITY-RICHFIELD 14-+ CITY ITTT RiOO8 <br /> • <br /> 011 <br /> Minneapolis: <br /> in 1980. on direction form the Minneapolis City Council.the Minneapolis Crime• <br /> Prevention Center examined the eft of sex-oriented and alcohol-oriented <br /> adult entertainment upon property values and crime rates. This study used both <br /> simple regression and multiple regression statistical analysis to evaluate whether <br /> there was a causal relationship between these businesses and neighborhood <br /> blight <br /> • <br /> The study concluded that there was a close association between sexually <br /> oriented businesses, high crime rates and low housing values in a neighborhood. <br /> When the data was reexamined using control variables such as the mean <br /> income in the neighborhood to determine whether the association proved <br /> causation,it was unclear whether sexually oriented businesses caused a decline <br /> in property values. The Minneapolis study concluded that sexually oriented <br /> businesses concentrate in areas which are relatively deteriorated and, at most, <br /> . they may weakly contribute to the continued depression of property values.. <br /> However,the Minneapolis study found a much stronger relationship between <br /> sexually oriented businesses and crime rate. A crime index was constructed <br /> including robbery, burglary. rape and assault. The rate of crime in areas near _ _i• <br /> sexually oriented businesses was then compared to crime rates in other areas. <br /> The study drew the following conclusions: <br /> 1. The effects of sexually oriented businesses on the crime rate index <br /> Is positive and significant regardless of which control variable is <br /> used. • <br /> 2. Sexually oriented businesses continue to be associated with higher <br /> crime rates, even when the control variables` impacts are <br /> -considered-simultaneously. <br /> According to the statistical analysis conducted in the Minneapolis study, the <br /> addition of one sexually oriented business to a census tract area will cause an <br /> increase in the overall crime rate index in that area by 9.15 crimes per thousand <br /> people per year even if all other social factors remain unchanged. <br /> • Los Angeles: _ • <br /> A study released by the Los Angeles Police Department in 1984 supports a <br /> relationship between sexually oriented businesses and rising crone rates. This <br /> study is less definitive, since it was not designed to use similar areas as a <br /> . . control. The study indicated that there were 11 sexually oriented adultIP <br /> establishment in the Hollywood, California, area in 1969. By 1975,the number <br /> had grown to 88. During the same time period, reported incidents of "Part[- <br /> crime (i.e., homicide, rape, aggravated assault, robbery, burglary, larceny and <br /> 6 <br />
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