LDRC forwards multiple land-development code changes to county commissioners
The Marion County Land Development Regulation Commission voted to forward amendments covering RV temporary-use permits, roadside vendors, smoke-shop spacing, tree-replacement metrics, parking-lot landscaping, and buffer-fence rules to the Board of County Commissioners for first public hearing on Aug. 26, 2026.
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The Marion County Land Development Regulation Commission on [date of meeting] approved a package of proposed land development code amendments and voted to send them to the Board of County Commissioners for a first public hearing on Aug. 26, 2026. The items advanced by vote included changes to temporary RV permits, roadside vendor rules, smoke-shop spacing, tree replacement and preservation standards, parking-lot landscaping dimensions, and language clarifying when buffer fences may substitute for walls.
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