John C. Armentano
Professional Bio
John C. Armentano is a land use and municipal law attorney advising developers and owners across all aspects of zoning, land use, State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), and environmental rules and regulations. His broad experience with cities, towns, and villages includes land use and municipal litigation, including adverse possession, easement rights, riparian rights, wetland regulations, and other commercial litigation matters at both the trial and appellate levels.
Use Variance Denied By Second Department Regardless Of Alleged Prior Precedent: Village of Patchogue
Long Island Land Use and Zoning ·
Faulty SEQRA Sinks Village’s Use of Eminent Domain
Long Island Land Use and Zoning ·
Appellate Division Holds that Proposed Use For Split Zoned Parcel Requires Area, Not Use, Variance
Long Island Land Use and Zoning ·
Southampton Trustees-Possible Thorny Parkland Alienation Issue On Rose Hill Drive
Long Island Land Use and Zoning ·
Old MacDonald Has A Right To Build On His Farm: Sale of Development Rights In Suffolk County Does Not Preclude Certain Uses of Farmland
Long Island Land Use and Zoning ·