Modifies provisions relating to sexually oriented businesses

This bill updates the legal definitions and regulations surrounding sexually oriented businesses in Missouri, specifically clarifying terms like "adult cabaret," "nudity," and "sexually oriented materials." It establishes specific criteria for determining if a business falls under these categories, such as presuming a business is regulated if more than ten percent of its display space features sexually explicit content. The legislation also sets stricter rules for exterior advertising, prohibiting signs within one mile of state highways unless the business is located very close to the road, where only two specific signs are allowed. Additionally, it defines a list of criminal activities and timeframes that can lead to a business being classified as a nuisance and subject to closure. These changes directly impact nightclub owners, bar operators, and other business owners who provide entertainment or sell adult-oriented goods.