Nebraska is attempting to pass a law requiring statewide enforcement on “adult entertainment” business.

The Associated Press reports a former pornography addict, a state senator, and the Roman Catholic Church are backing a bill that would require all sex-related businesses be located a quarter of a mile from childcare businesses, schools, homes, playgrounds, recreational facilities, or churches.

Al Riskowski,[pictured] executive director of the Nebraska Family Council, tells OneNewsNow there is good reasoning behind the proposal. “And right here in Lincoln, Nebraska, we have such an establishment that’s only a block away from a grade school — and all the grade-schoolers walk by,” he points out. “Across the street is a preschool as well as a children’s imagination station.”

Al Riskowski (Neb. Family Council)In addition, the measure drafted by Senator Mark Christensen says dancers must stay at least six feet away from patrons in clubs where triple-x dancing occurs — and “if they want to go out and intermix with the patrons, then they do need to dress,” adds Riskowski.

The bill also prohibits the removal of clothing in those establishments after 11 p.m.