Minnesota SF1999 allows emergency shelters for homeless individuals and families in certain zoning districts.
Minnesota SF1999 amends state statutes to authorize emergency shelter facilities in specific zoning districts. These facilities, defined as safe and sanitary shelters for homeless individuals or families, can be established in areas zoned for multifamily residential, commercial, or industrial uses. The bill clarifies that these shelters are permitted uses in these zones, though local zoning regulations may impose additional conditions.
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