The approved site plan shows 120 parking spaces, a single-story building, and a detention pond on the north side. On the ground, you find 104 spaces, a later addition off the back, and a pond about half the size it … Continue reading →
A commercial condominium can look neat on paper while the building tells a different story. Over the years, units get combined, walls get moved, and parking gets restriped. Sometimes a shared hallway even becomes part of one tenant’s space. When … Continue reading →
A utility pole at the edge of a lot seems harmless until you plan to build near it. The pole, its guy wires, and the lines overhead often come with legal rights that limit what you can do on that … Continue reading →