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Wilmington, North Carolina Land Use and Zoning Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 4 Wilmington attorneys and 6 law firms.
Kenneth A. Shanklin
North Carolina Land Use and Zoning attorney at Shanklin and Nichols with 52 years of experience
214 Market Street, Wilmington, NC
Mark H. Hamlet
North Carolina Land Use and Zoning attorney at Hamlet and Associates with 32 years of experience
2601 Irongate Drive, Wilmington, NC
T Michael Satterfield
North Carolina Land Use and Zoning attorney at Fletcher Ray and Satterfield with 40 years of experience
131 Racine Drive, Wilmington, NC
W Daniel Martin
North Carolina Land Use and Zoning attorney at Ward and Smith with 52 years of experience
127 Racine Drive, Wilmington, NC
Need help with a land use or zoning issue?
Land use and zoning laws are the state and local regulations that govern what you can build, how you can build it and what that property can be used for. Land use and zoning laws will vary from city to city, county to county and state to state and apply to both residential and commercial property. For example, in a residential neighborhood of single family homes you wouldn't want a skyscraper built next door. A land use and zoning attorney will resolve permitting issues, navigate land use ordinances, form real estate development contracts and litigate disputes.
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