How to win land development battles - Community Environmental Defense Services

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Web Name: How to win land development battles - Community Environmental Defense Services

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​How to stop development threatening neighborhood health, safety and tranquility​CEDS helps preserve the health, safety, and tranquility of neighborhoods when threatened by excessive traffic, proposed gas stations, landfills, and many other Issues We Can Help You Win.  CEDS uses a unique approach that greatly increases our clients’ success in winning land development battles and a long list of other issues posing a threat to a neighborhood.  Our approach is far more effective and costs a fraction of what our clients would pay if they just hired a lawyer or other professionals.  For a no-cost initial discussion of options for resolving the issue of concern to you contact CEDS at 410-654-3021 or Rklein@ceds.org.Equitable Solutions  Politically Oriented Advocacy: The Easiest Way to Preserve Neighborhood Health, Safety TranquilityOur unique approach to stopping development threatening a neighborhood begins with Equitable Solutions.  Following are a few examples of Equitable Solution that resolve our clients concerns while allowing applicants to achieve their goals:Prevent a tremendous increase in traffic on a neighborhood streets by supporting alternative access for proposed development,Convincing an applicant to install far better visual buffering to preserve natural views enjoyed by nearby homeowners, orMobilizing the public support required by a city to minimize the need for a new landfill or waste transfer station.In the majority of our cases the Equitable Solution(s) is adopted without our clients having to hire lawyers or other costly professionals.  If the applicant rejects our solution we use Politically Oriented Advocacy to provide elected officials with the public support needed to mandate our Equitable Solutions or implement other options for winning land development battles.Smart Legal Strategies CEDS Attorneys Greatly Increase Success at a Lower CostWhen a project threatening neighborhood health, safety and tranquility is so poorly planned that Equitable Solutions are not sufficient, then our Smart Legal Strategies approach substantially increases success in killing bad development.  Because the attorneys in the CEDS network specialize in helping people preserve their neighborhood through land use, zoning and environmental laws CEDS clients win more cases at a lower cost.  But the real key to our much higher success rate is the research we do, which few outside our network perform, through a CEDS Strategy Analysis.CEDS Strategy Analysis Key to Quickest, Least Expensive Way of Stopping Harmful GrowthMany of our clients opt for a CEDS Initial Strategy Analysis where we identify the best approach to stop development threatening a neighborhood by:Documenting project impacts,Identifying all permits-approval the project requires,Determining which permit-approval gives our clients the best chance of victory, Seeking Equitable Solutions for each impact and negotiate with the applicant or regulators to win adoption of the solution, Mobilizing the public support elected officials need to force adoption of our Equitable Solutions or to deny approval for an excessive threat to neighborhood health, safety and tranquility, Help our clients find the best lawyer in the CEDS Good Attorneys network to prevent issuance of a key permit or other approval, and We can then, if needed, help you raise the funds needed to fight the good fight.For a no-cost initial discussion of options for winning land development battles and defending your neighborhood from other threats contact CEDS at 410-654-3021 or Rklein@ceds.org. For further detail on how CEDS wins battles involving threats to neighborhoods see How To Win Land Development Issues, our free 300-page book by CEDS president Richard Klein.

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