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120 Time, Place, and Manner Regulation of Business Activity <br />'Free adult business sites were examined; an adult theater, an adult <br />bookstore, and a topless bar. Due to study constraints, observation <br />of these sites was limited to a single weekend night. It is believed, <br />ho -ever, that the results of this examination reflect a reasonably <br />accurate representation of the trade area of each business. <br />Results <br />The general location of customer residences was plotted on a map along <br />with the location of the observed adult business. Aidresses located <br />outside of the Austin area or not found on the map are listed on the <br />map legend. Maps 10,11, and 12 illustrate the residences of observed <br />customers with respect to the adult business surveyed. <br />Tfiese_ maps indicate that the location of customers is fairly evenly <br />distributed throughout the City, particularly in the case of the <br />topless club, (Map 12). None of the three businesses observed appear <br />to attract a significant number of customers from the immediate <br />neighborhood. of the 81 observations made only 3 were located within <br />a one mile radius of the adult business. It should be noted that all <br />of the adult businesses studied had single—family—residential <br />neighborhoods in the immediate vicinity. <br />Almost half (44 percent) of the observed customers resided outside of <br />.he City of Austin. Table 15 summarizes this analysis for each of the <br />adult businesses. <br />Table 15 <br />Residence of Observed Customers <br />Adult Theater Adult Bookstore Tboless Bar <br />Within Austin 8 4 34 <br />Outside of Austin 6 7 23 <br />Total 14 11 57 <br />EVER00302 <br />