By Mike Hazlipβ New proposed regulations could limit the number of massage establishments in Citrus Heights. The city is holding a community open house on Wednesday, March 1 at 4 p. The proposed change comes amid what the city says is nearly a percent increase in the number of massage parlors since The proposal would cap the number of establishments to 25 parlors allowed in the city for an estimated population of over 86, residents, according to the announcement.
There are 26 licensed locations currently, according to the city. A Feb. The open house will be held at City Hall and the city is encouraging anyone with an interest in the proposed changes to attend.
The Sentinel previously reported the city temporarily banned new massage permits in out of similar concerns over human trafficking and prostitution. According to a report by ABC10, the City of Sacramento developed an ordinance aimed at curbing massage parlors that serve as a front for prostitution, often forcing workers to live on the premises.
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