Revise zoning laws to clarify decisions regarding prior nonconforming use of property

Added an immediate effective date clause, meaning the bill becomes law right away without waiting for the next legislative session.

Changed the rules for nonconforming uses from a general presumption of continuation to a system where counties can explicitly list grounds for discontinuing a use if it changes or is abandoned after new zoning rules are adopted.

Updated enforcement language to clarify that ambiguity in zoning rules should still be interpreted in favor of the property owner's existing use, but this protection is no longer absolute against all future changes.

Corrected formatting errors and renumbered sections, changing the bill number from SB 214.1 to SB0214.2.

Bill number changed from LC 1016 to SB 214.1 and sponsor updated to G. Hertz.

Enforcement subsections were renumbered from letters (a-d) to numbers (1-4) to match the new Senate bill format.