Land Use & Zoning
In Missouri, when a large retail store (big-box retailer) applies to locate in an area not currently zoned for commercial use, the retailer typically needs:
AOnly a building permit
BA rezoning to commercial classification and possibly a conditional use permit✓ Correct
CMREC approval
DState legislative approval
Explanation
Large retail developments in Missouri require appropriate commercial zoning. If the site is not currently zoned commercial, the developer must apply for rezoning and potentially conditional/special use permits. Environmental and traffic impact studies may also be required.
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