By Zach Lombardo, Esq. As part of deciding where to locate your Florida business, it is crucial to confirm that the business is allowed under the zoning code (whether called a zoning code, land use code, land development code, or land development regulations, this article refers to those regulations and codes generally as the “zoning […]
A stranger in your backyard would likely raise your suspicion. However, if that stranger was driving a county or city-owned vehicle and carrying a clipboard, you might dismiss that person as having the right to be there on official business. That is likely not the case, and if that person is a code enforcement officer, […]
NAPLES, Fla. (June 7, 2023) — Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. congratulates Local Government Law attorney Zachary W. Lombardo for receiving a 10.0 Superb Rating on Avvo. An Avvo rating helps prospective clients learn more about lawyers based on data about an attorney’s professional activities and information from state bar associations, reviews, and other organizations […]
Representation by Lombardo resulted in a successful dismissal of the appeal. NAPLES, Fla. (March 23, 2023)—Southwest Florida law firm prevailed in the published appeal, Delasol v. Vojtiskova, Case No. 1D22-1532 (1st DCA 2022) with attorney Zachary W. Lombardo of Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A., Naples, for Appellee Lenka Vojtiskova. The decision clarifies finality in administrative […]
Good news for Cape Coral, Florida homeowners with damage from Hurricane Ian: The Cape Coral City Council has followed Lee County’s lead removing the five-year cumulative impact or look-back rule as to FEMA’s 50% rule making it easier for Cape residents to rebuild. During a Special Meeting on November 30, 2022, the Cape Coral City […]
