That’s the number that worries Satterthwaite, who spoke with Kent and met with the mayor of Cherry Hill to raise his concerns. He’s now pushing legislators to change the Fair Housing Act of 1988 to require Oxford residents to undergo criminal background checks, drug testing and periodic supervision. “We support these people, we want them to do well, we want them to fully recover,” he added. “But there should be some oversight, and there should be some proof of sobriety, some 12-step program …” At first, the discovery alarmed the Satterthwaites, who both grew up in Philadelphia and sought to raise their two children in the suburbs. They worried about a possible increase in crime, about the visitors who might be frequenting the neighborhood, about the potential for relapse.<\/p>\n