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ADMINISTRATIVE AND LAND USE LAW
At the beginning of any real estate project is
the question of land use regulations and government approval
at both the local and state levels.
Scott/ Harris is able to offer its clients legal
representation for land use, zoning and administrative matters.
As administrative controls on development have grown, so has
the Firm's experience in land use and zoning.
Scott/ Harris represents major developers and
lending institutions that are leaders in the real estate industry.
From its years of experience in the field, our land use lawyers
are able to counsel their clients at the beginning of a project
about land use and zoning issues, and then actively pursue
solutions. Regular representation at county and city commission
meetings, planning and zoning boards, zoning boards of appeal,
water management districts and regional planning councils
on behalf of clients is not uncommon. The Firm's experience
has been tested in matters associated with Development of
Regional Impact; Planned Unit Developments; Comprehensive
Land Use Plan changes; rezonings; annexations; special exceptions;
variances;and other land use permitting actions.
Scott/ Harris also has experience in zoning appeals,
including obtaining writs of certiorari in cases involving
the denial or approval of variances, Chapter 163, appeals,
special uses, and other zoning decisions made by local government
boards.
Experience means that the Firm's land use lawyers
have developed contacts in local and state government, and
have an invaluable knowledge as to the viewpoints and attitudes
of key government officials. Experience also means that our
land use attorneys know what type of presentation is required
to get those crucial votes before zoning boards and county
and city commissions.
Our Other Areas Of Practice are as follows:

Banking

Business Law
Trusts & Estates
Litigation
Real Property
Eminent Domain
Personal Injury
For a consultation, call (561) 624-3900.
Or fax
(561) 624-3533. To correspond online, please fill
out our contact form with your comments.
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