Land Use and Development Law

Pennsylvania land use laws are highly intricate and complex, and must be followed meticulously in order to ensure the success of a land development project. In addition to state laws, land developers must adhere to federal and local land use laws. This three-tiered system can be very difficult to navigate, and it is important to work with an experienced Pennsylvania land development lawyer throughout the entire process.

Each Pennsylvania municipality has its own land use ordinances which must be followed in a way that is consistent with state land use regulations and case law. Therefore, your land development attorney must have a thorough understanding of both state and local laws on zoning, subdivision, land development plans, and innovative land use controls.

Experienced Land Development Law Representation

The Pennsylvania real estate and land development attorneys at Saidis, Sullivan & Rogers have decades of experience resolving a variety of legal issues affecting Central Pennsylvania land developers. We have earned a reputation for successfully tackling the complex financial, environmental, and construction issues facing land developers throughout every aspect of the construction process.

Our attorneys realize that land developers have diverse legal needs that vary based on the specifics of their current project. We have the experience to anticipate and identify the particular legal issues that are likely to occur during your construction project. This experience has enabled us to provide developers, contractors, realtors, and individual builders with superior legal representation for several decades.

A Full Service Land Development Practice

Our Pennsylvania land development attorneys have worked on virtually every type of development project. We are involved in every aspect of the process, from project inception through issuance of certificates of occupancy.

We provide clients with legal representation on issues including:

• Obtaining variances, subdivision, and site plan approvals from local boards
• Appeals of adverse decisions
• Tax abatement petitions, appeals, and proceedings
• Eminent domain proceedings
• Real estate investment law
• Restrictive covenant law
• Condominium law
• Construction permitting
• Collection remedies and mechanics liens
• Due diligence investigations
• Land use entitlement

Please contact the Pennsylvania land development attorneys at Saidis, Sullivan & Rogers today to schedule your initial consultation. We serve clients in the Camp Hill, Carlisle, Harrisburg, and Cumberland County, Pennsylvania areas.