Time of Submission is Key for Land Use Applications January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Land Use, Legal Update No comments yet As you may recall from past Legal Updates, the New Jersey Legislature made a sweeping change to the application procedure […] Read more
Is a Developer Responsible for Offsite Traffic? January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet When presenting an application before a Planning Board, one of the issues which a Board may seek to delve into […] Read more
What Can I Do On My Own Property? A Primer on Permitted Uses January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet Imagine your family has owned a property your great grandfather purchased in 1920. Now imagine that when you try to […] Read more
New Jersey Supreme Court Rejects COAH’s Rules January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet Hot off the press, in a September 26, 2013 Opinion, the New Jersey Supreme Court rendered their decision on In […] Read more
When To Use A Land Use Contingency January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet Many first time homebuyers that I represent commonly comment about how stressful the process of purchasing a home is. And […] Read more
N.J. Affordable Housing January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet It appears that the state of flux concerning New Jersey’s affordable housing obligation will continue. On October 8, 2010, the […] Read more
The Ever Changing World of New Jersey’s Affordable Housing Obligation January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet In Southern Burlington County NAACP V. Twp of Mount Laurel, 92 N.J. 158 (1983) the Supreme Court reiterated that every […] Read more
When Does Condemnation Go Too Far? January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet The first thing people think of when they hear words “condemnation” or “eminent domain” is the government’s ability to take […] Read more
New Jersey Requires That You Promptly Pay The Contractor January 12, 2022 Andrew S. Kohut Legal Update No comments yet On September 1, 2006, Governor Joe Corzine signed legislation formalizing prompt payment of construction contracts to prime contractors by landowners […] Read more