(a) Any person who is required by Florida law to register as a "sexual predator" or "sexual offender" pursuant to Sections 775.21, 943.0435, or 944.607, Fla. Stat., as revised from time to time, or is otherwise a sexual violator, and who utilizes or intends to utilize a temporary emergency shelter provided by shall, immediately upon entering the temporary emergency shelter, notify the individual or individuals operating the temporary emergency shelter that he or she is a registered "sexual predator," "sexual offender," or a sexual violator pursuant to this code. The "sexual predator," "sexual offender," or other sexual violator shall be assigned to a temporary emergency shelter specifically designated for use by "sexual predators," "sexual offenders" and sexual violators.
(b) The Town Manager in cooperation with the Chief of Police may designate a public building or jail or other facility as a temporary emergency shelter to be utilized by sexual violators.
(c) Failure of a sexual predator, sexual offender, other sexual violator to make notification as required in sub-section (a) shall constitute a violation of a municipal ordinance punishable as provided in § 1-99, Town Code, unless the temporary emergency shelter becomes the temporary residence or permanent residence of the sexual violator.
(Ord. 2014-04, passed 6-18-14) Penalty, see § 1-99