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Month: October 2017
Zoning made a difference in how storms affected Florida and Texas
On Behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Oct 17, 2017 | Land Use & Zoning
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have linked Florida communities to flood-ravaged Houston and other Texas towns and cities. The historic storms struck within days of each other, wreaking havoc, taking lives and causing billions of dollars in property damage.An unexpected...
What is the property rezoning process in Brevard County?
On Behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Oct 17, 2017 | blog
Real estate investors frequently purchase properties that they want to use for specific purposes. If the property, however, has a zone that does not allow for the intended purpose, the owners will need to apply to rezone the property.In some cases, property owners...
How today’s land use and zoning impact the Florida of 2070
On Behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Oct 9, 2017 | Land Use & Zoning
Think of the changes in society, technology, arts and law that have taken place over the past 50 years. It is possible that the advances and evolutions to come in the next five decades will dwarf those that have taken place since 1967.While no one can know for certain...
Florida’s new approach to zoning and urban streeets
On Behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Oct 3, 2017 | blog
Pedestrians and bicyclists are often left in the dust when it comes to zoning rules and regulations. According to certain urban planning experts, the state of Florida is -- in some ways -- worse than other states in this regard.However, this could change as the...
Building codes, zoning credited with Florida storm resiliency
On Behalf of Cantwell & Goldman PA | Oct 3, 2017 | Land Use & Zoning
If you drive south from Cocoa along the Florida coast for a couple of hours, you come to Jupiter. The city is home to former congressman Patrick Murphy, who recently penned an op-ed extolling our state's resilience in the face of Hurricane Irma.Murphy wrote that...