Statewide moratorium on new billboards established, and existing billboards nonconforming uses declared.

HF 3320 establishes a statewide ban on all new billboards in Minnesota, effective immediately after enactment. It prohibits state agencies and local governments from issuing permits for new billboards or allowing their construction anywhere in the state. Existing billboards are declared "nonconforming uses," meaning they can remain but cannot be expanded, replaced, or relocated. The bill directly affects billboard owners, advertising companies, and local governments responsible for land use permits, aiming to preserve Minnesota's natural scenery to support tourism.