People with covered convictions would face pool bans and housing limits

Covered people would be barred from using these pools or loitering, meaning lingering, within 500 feet of them. It covers people found guilty of offenses under Missouri's sexual-offense chapter or listed crimes involving incest, child endangerment, and pornography. Equivalent offenses in other jurisdictions also count. The restriction would apply even when the person lives at the apartment or condominium complex.

Covered people would be barred from establishing a home in an apartment or condominium complex containing a pool. It covers people found guilty of offenses under Missouri's sexual-offense chapter or listed crimes involving incest, child endangerment, and pornography, including equivalent offenses in other jurisdictions. The proposed August 28, 2026, start date applies to the restriction on establishing a residence.

Violating either restriction would be a felony, a serious criminal offense. The penalties would cover violations of either the pool restriction or the restriction on establishing a residence. A first violation would be a class E felony. A second or later violation would be a class D felony.