Land Use, Permitting and Zoning

Navigating the permitting process is often not something for the faint of heart, nor something to attempt alone. Determining which permits you need, and appearing before various Town Boards is a complicated, and sometimes frustrating process. In addition, there are often multiple ways to approach a project, including rezoning, permits, negotiations with neighbors, town entities, and other parties. Picking the right path, or changing paths mid-stream is often the hardest part of the process.

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Zoning: Whether you need to rezone your own land for development, determine compliance with zoning bylaws, or are a municipality seeking to write new zoning code, we have the knowledge to assist you.

Permitting: Visit here to see how Brown & Brown can help you determine what permits you need and help you get through the permit process efficiently.

Wetlands:  Many of our local New England properties contain, or are near a wetland or other natural resource area. While we are fortunate to have regulations to protect our environment, it adds an additional level of permitting. Brown & Brown can help you through the conservation process.

Municipal: Brown & Brown has worked with many towns and cities throughout the New England area to help write, rewrite and implement new zoning bylaws. We encourage you to contact us to get the assistance you need for success.

Glossary: We've compiled a few of the more frequently used Land Use terms to help guide you along the way.

Land Use Permitting FAQs: We've listed a few of the questions asked most often regarding permitting. If it's not here, just call us!

Land Use News: Click here for the latest news in Land Use and Permitting.