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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Attorney Needed Phoenix
Good Evening BP,
I'm in need of an attorney with lot split experience in the phoenix metro area. I have a parcel we would like to split into 5 lots that comply with the current zoning but the City of Phoenix Land Development department counter rep stated i could only split into 3 with out complying with Subdivision guide lines. Unfortunately the project is not economically feasible with all the additional improvements required in the subdivision guidelines. I would like to know if any legal work around exists to be able to due what i want.
Thanks in advance for any referrals and advice