Public Nudity a Problem for Downtown Stores, Burlington Business Association Says
- Burlington’s City Council reached a unanimous decision to move forward with a new rule that prohibits public nudity in most situations within the downtown area.
- The move responds to multiple recent reports of indecent exposure near schools and public areas, while Vermont law limits police action.
- Businesses and community members expressed discomfort with public nudity, submitting a letter urging council action and voicing opposition.
- Council President Ben Traverse said the ordinance seeks a balance between free expression and addressing exposure as a public nuisance.
- A final vote by the Ordinance Committee is expected later, with the ordinance aiming to protect public spaces and family-friendly experiences.
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Public nudity a problem for downtown stores, Burlington Business Association says
By Stephen Biddix Click here for updates on this story BURLINGTON, Vermont (WPTZ) — On hot summer days in Burlington, it’s not unusual to see individuals walking around unclothed. This stems from an old law permitting public nudity, provided a person left their dwelling in that state. The law, however, prohibits disrobing in public. The measure has prompted viral moments and mixed reactions over the years. Now, Burlington city councilors are…
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