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'’“*^**** <br />Extstlno Busineaaea to Comply with New Zonlm <br />^ P«>'*tons. an existing business is allowed to remain at Hs <br />present location, even though it is a non-conforming use, for a limfted period. <br />^ “ Vi <br />1 <br />'•‘V*** <br />The Minnesota Supreme Court has expla'ned the theory this way: <br />___theory behind this legislative device is that the usaftji iHb ^ <br />r^nfbrrninQ use corresponds roughly to the airiortizattonD^^ <br />^ ^®P^ of his property until the end of Its^iS^* life in <br />nx^poly position granted during the amorti^ maS <br />ttteomti^ providM the owner with compensation for the loss of some <br />specked rarely corresponds^e^lSto <br />any particular structure constituting the nonconforming use. <br />ye Outdoor Advertising Co. v. Villaqa of Minnatonm. 162 N.W^ 206.213 (Mina <br />• ^ ■ m <br />•< P«>visions applied to sexually oriented businesses have been said to be <br />J«»^uphrtd.- ^masv.CIlY of Danas, 648 F. Supp. 1061.1071 (N.D. <br />----’ —lEPS, Ina V. city of PallM, 637 F,2d 1298 (5th CIr. 1988) (dtino eases). ' '" <br />aeeoJX**^MJ^ f® ^ ®®®“°" ^ sSnilicant»ec^ in^cts upon communities related to the location of sexually oriented <br />These ^pacts are intensified when sexually oriented businesses are <br /><x^ m residenhal areas or near other sensitive uses and when sexually oriented <br />bw^wssM are conoentrated near each other or near alcohol oriented businesses. The <br />sa^rf *^*™* “ “»se described kt the first <br />on of this report and anecdotal evidence from neighborhood residents and police' <br />*V.- » <br />-40-