83 worries me a bit. It seems like the urban areas would have no paroled sex offenders living in them at all --2000 feet from a school or park would effectively send all to the suburban and exurban areas that are more spread out in their city planning. Can't we keep the sex offenders out in a remote prison somewhere? Or make them their own town with a high fence around it away from children?
It just worries me as a citizen of the great Central Valley of California--we have enough problems without the urban sex ickies coming to living here.
That is a baseless assumption. It's the suburbs that are dotted with schools and parks; the cities tend to have their schools somewhat centralized. 83 would help to keep them out of young family neighborhoods. 2000 feet is less than 1/2 mile.