In the Zone, published by Fox Rothschild LLP, focuses on zoning, land use, and real estate development law. The blog covers topics such as zoning hearing board decisions, variances, special exceptions, and the impact of local zoning ordinances on property use. It also addresses legal issues related to property tax withholding obligations, adverse possession laws, and redevelopment opportunities within municipalities. The content is aimed at property owners, developers, and legal professionals seeking guidance on navigating zoning regulations, land development approvals, and related municipal legal matters in Pennsylvania.
After receiving a favorable zoning or land use decision, such as a passed ordinance amendment or a granted variance from the zoning hearing board, you should take steps to protect…
On November 21, 2016, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives signed into law legislation that became known as Act 170 (the “Act”) which adopted the newly revised Uniform Partnership Act, Uniform Limited Partnership Act, and Uniform Limited Liability Act. The Act…
April, 2017
Are the real property taxes assessed against your property by the county board of assessment for county, municipality and school district taxes out of proportion to the actual value of your property or the value attributable to your…
Before you rush to file a land development application with a municipality, make sure that the proposed work actually constitutes land development requiring municipal approval. In certain circumstances, municipal…
In an Opinion and Order dated March 1, 2017, Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board Judge Richard Mather questioned whether PADEP can allow a site developer to bring regulated fill material to a site for construction purposes for a project lasting over…
