Senate Bill S.F. No. 1268 is a proposed law that aims to stop local governments in Minnesota from requiring a minimum number of parking spaces for residential, commercial, or industrial properties. This means that cities or towns won't be able to enforce rules that demand properties to have a certain number of parking spots. The bill, however, still allows for the creation of additional parking spaces for disabled individuals as required by federal law, and local governments can still suggest, but not enforce, parking space numbers for properties.