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Land development projects, both residential and commercial, involve a litany of land use and administrative issues that can turn into major headaches for property owners and developers.
Utilizing our extensive real estate and land use experience and network of contacts, our Florida Administrative Law Attorneys can help clients navigate through the maze of:
- Laws
- Government Regulations
- Issues of Zoning
- Environmental Impact
- Concurrency
- Land Use
Residential Zone identifies and provides for lands, which are suitable for providing persons who reside thereon with a comfortable, healthy, safe and pleasant environment in which to live, sheltered from incompatible and disruptive activities that properly belong in nonresidential districts.
Commercial Zone identifies and provides for lands, which are suitable for providing various intensities of commercial use. The properties on which such land use is located should be of such size, shape and location as to permit development of well organized commercial facilities with proper access roads, ingress and egress, off-street parking, loading space and other necessary requirements and amenities.
Conservation Zone identifies and provides for publicly owned lands, which are designated for environmental protection, conservation, storm water management and limited public use.
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