In the city's spa ordinance proposal, it defines a waiting area as a room that is "separate from any area where massage therapy or bodywork therapy takes place. This comes after an NBC 26 investigation in May. Particularly, the spas found in the records were the Gonh, Sunrise, and Dream spas along Military Avenue. But Krueger wants the ordinance to leave out massage therapists already licensed, saying it's over-regulation.
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We want to hear from you! Click here and tell us what we should be covering in your neighborhood. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Licensed massage therapist shares concerns over proposed Green Bay spa ordinance. By: Tyler Job. City leaders are working on a new law placing stricter rules on massage parlors. Sara Krueger is a state-licensed massage therapist. But she rents the space where she does her work. Krueger's business has almost everything you would think of in a spa.
But she doesn't have a separate waiting room for her clients. Eck said it's looking like a waiting room requirement will be revised, or possibly taken out. We looked at police records that showed various violations at some spas. Now, city leaders are working to make sure all spas follow the law. The ordinance also proposes that no massage establishment can be open between 10 p. The ordinance won't go into effect until it's been approved by the Common Council.
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