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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Philadelphia Zoning practice area
Hi everyone,
Looking for help with Zoning variances in Philadelphia.
Is anyone was able to do it by himself?
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@Sam Ray I am not familiar with Crescentville but in Philadelphia a zoning variance requires a meeting with the local community organization prior to meeting with the ZBA (Zoning Board of Appeals). If the property is held under your name I believe this process can be done by the individual him/herself but I wouldn't recommend it.
If the property is held under an LLC or other corporate entity you are required to be represented by council. I believe council must be an attorney but you may be able to have an architect or other representative. I am currently trying to get an official answer on this detail but have not had much luck.