Land Use and Zoning

Legal Solutions for Developers & Landowners

Pensacola Land Use and Zoning Attorney

With extensive experience in zoning issues, Attorney Ryan P. Hatler adeptly represents both commercial and residential clients. Possessing a deep understanding of local, state and federal government operations, effectively advocates for clients before planning boards, zoning boards, and other governmental agencies and review bodies. Additionally, Attorney Hatler is prepared to appear on behalf of clients in state and federal courts for matters concerning land use, zoning, and related issues when necessary.

How I can help.

If you require assistance with zoning changes, variances, conditional uses or construction permits, Hatler Law is here to help. Having extensive experience in drafting applications and petitions, as well as filing appeals in the event of a denied land use permit application. For representation in zoning and land use matters, request a consultation with Attorney Ryan P. Hatler. With my wealth of experience, I am dedicated to achieving a resolution that aligns with your requirements.

Legal Solutions for Developers & Landowners

My clientele includes contractors, developers, and entrepreneurs looking to establish new ventures, as well as homeowners dealing with land use and zoning issues from assisting them with permit applications and zoning variances. I also manage easement matters concerning roads, water, sewer, and power lines. Additionally, I represent landowners aiming to subdivide property for development.

Benefiting from my deep community involvement, my firm is well-equipped to handle zoning issues of all types, such as:

Procedures mandated by various agencies and boards, as well as the diverse appeal timelines set by each entity.
Land use planning
Development planning
Environmental impact assessments
Variances
Conditional Use applications
Appeals
Amendments to Land Development Codes (LDC), Comprehensive Plans and Future Land Use Maps (FLUM)

Common cases I handle include rezoning, land use issues, Planned Unit Development (PUD), environmental impact assessments, variances, plat and site plan applications, and appeals of unfavorable zoning decisions.