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LDRC approves new definitions to make 'big‑box' stores eligible for shopping‑center sign rules
Summary
The commission approved privately requested amendments to add definitions for 'big box retailer' and 'shopping center' so large single‑occupancy retail stores can be treated like shopping centers for wall‑sign allowances.
The Land Development Regulation Commission approved privately initiated amendments to the Marion County Land Development Code that add definitions for “big box retailer” and “shopping center” so that large single‑occupancy retail stores can be regulated under shopping‑center signage rules.
The change was proposed by an applicant represented by Stearns Weaver Miller; Jessica Iserman, the applicant’s attorney, spoke to the commission during the public hearing. Staff told the commission they had no objection and recommended approval. Commissioners voted to approve the two related items (definitions and sign‑code…
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