Upon receipt of notice, that a person subject to registration as a sex offender pursuant to the terms of this chapter will be establishing a place of permanent residence within the city, the Police Department will take reasonable steps to notify the community in the following manner:
(A) The Police Department may place information on the identity and criminal history of the sex offender on the Police Department's internet website to allow the public to readily secure information on the individual. The website posting should identify the address where the individual will reside and provide all information relating to his or her offense that is available to the public as a matter of law.
(B) After the Police Department receives notice of the offender's permanent residence designation, it will make reasonable efforts in order that written notice identifying the registered offender, his or her criminal history and his or her proposed permanent address is mailed to each address the Department has, other than a post office box, within 1,000 feet of the boundary of the property upon which the sex offender will reside.
(C) Written notice of a sex offender's permanent residence, as set forth in division (B) above, shall be provided to the school district in accordance with the law within which the sex offender's residence is located. Notice to the school district may be provided in the same manner as notice to adjoining residents and property owners as set forth division (B) above.
(Ord. 1688, passed 4-28-08)