Amortization of certain property uses authorization provision

This bill prohibits Minnesota municipalities from using "amortization" to phase out existing lawful property uses (like businesses or buildings that were legal when established). It amends state law to require cities to maintain these uses unless specific exceptions apply, such as for adults-only businesses or certain industrial uses in environmental justice areas. The law directly affects local governments, preventing them from enacting zoning rules that gradually eliminate long-standing uses. Key provisions clarify that cities cannot terminate these uses through phased restrictions, ensuring continuity for established property uses. The change takes effect immediately upon final enactment.