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Real Estate/Development

Mar. 25, 2003

Tired of Waiting for Entitlements?

BY JOEL B. MILLER One of the most frustrating aspects for a developer is the inordinate amount of time it can take for a local agency to process a project's land use entitlements. In some jurisdictions, governmental action often moves at glacial speed and can, quite literally, take years. However, an obscure law on the books can expedite development processing.

        BY JOEL B. MILLER
        
        One of the most frustrating aspects for a developer is the inordinate amount of time it can take for a local agency to process a project's land use entitlements. In some jurisdictions, governmental action often moves at glacial speed and can, quite literally, take years. However, an obscure law on the books c...

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