Minnesota HF3320 establishes a statewide moratorium on new billboards and declares existing billboards as nonconforming uses.

Minnesota HF3320 aims to protect the state's natural beauty and tourism economy by prohibiting new billboards. The bill defines billboards as advertising devices visible to anyone, whether in a vehicle or not. After the bill's effective date, no state agency or political subdivision can issue permits for new billboards. Existing billboards are considered nonconforming uses, subject to specific regulations. The bill's intent is to reduce the visual impact of billboards and enhance the state's attractiveness to tourists.

Minnesota HF3320 establishes a statewide moratorium on new billboards and declares existing billboards as nonconforming uses.

Minnesota HF3320 aims to protect the state's natural beauty and tourism economy by prohibiting new billboards. The bill defines billboards as advertising devices visible to anyone, whether in a vehicle or not. After the bill's effective date, no state agency or political subdivision can issue permits for new billboards. Existing billboards are considered nonconforming uses, subject to specific regulations. The bill's intent is to reduce the visual impact of billboards and enhance the state's attractiveness to tourists.