Commercial Zoning and Permits
Commercial zoning is property in which commercial real estate is going to be built on. Commercial property consists of buildings and businesses; shopping malls, gas stations, and grocery stores are just a few examples. It is a good idea to have an attorney if you are thinking of applying for a permit for commercial zoning.
Do you need help in obtaining a commercial zoning permit? If so, contact our commercial zoning permit lawyers today.
Typical Commercial Zoning Violations:
- Handicap Laws and Accesibility
- Commercial Fire Laws
- Property Easments
- Insurance Requirements
- Property Development Without a Permit
- Signs Without an Approved Permit
- Tenant occupancy without a permit
- Inappropriate Lighting
There are some other conditions that people commonly mistake to be zoning violations, when in fact they are not. Property lines and property line disputes are one example. Another example is plants that are visual obstructions, such as trees or tree limbs.
A Zoning Permit, or sometimes referred to simply as a "certificate", is required for the construction of any structure, commercial building, or sign and fences 8 feet or higher. In addition, a site plan approval is required most of the time. Depending on what kind of project you had in mind, the entire process could take anywhere from one week to two months, or even more in some cases. It is advised that you plan ahead.
Do you need help in obtaining a commercial zoning permit? If so, contact our commercial zoning permit lawyers today.
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