[70times7]

Split landlord hairs all you like. You understand exactly what was meant regardless the specifics.
Of course the terms can change at lease renewal; that's how a lease works.

Now that the first discussion is closed, feel free to explain how this proposed law isn't a first amendment violation.

[Alberta's Child]

Now that the first discussion is closed, feel free to explain how this proposed law isn't a first amendment violation.

It’s not a First Amendment violation … any more than the state could require a Christian-owned towing company to be available for emergency response services on a Sunday as a condition of having a towing contract with the state government.

If you want to be a Christian business, that’s fine. But you simply may not be suitable to work in a public domain in a facility that operates 24/7.

The state in this case isn’t doing anything that isn’t commonly done by landlords of indoor shopping malls. Stores that lease space in those malls typically cannot be closed at any time when the mall itself is open.