Whether you are proposing or opposing the development of property in New Jersey, Baron & Brennan, P.A.  brings decades of land use experience to achieve your goals..

Secure Municipal and Board Approvals

We regularly represent clients before municipal planning boards and zoning boards of adjustment to obtain and oppose::

  • Use and Bulk Variances: Applications for “d” variances and “c” bulk variances involving use, density, floor area ratio, setbacks, height, and lot coverage.
  • Site Plan and Subdivision Approvals: Preliminary and final site plan submissions, major and minor subdivisions, and site redesigns.
  • Redevelopment Agreements: Agreements with local government entities involving designated redevelopment zones and urban renewal initiatives.
  • Environmental & State Agency Compliance: State-level approvals, including permitting under New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) regulations.

Land Use and Zoning Litigation

When local boards deny an application, impose unlawful conditions, or approve non-compliant proposals, disputes may move to court. Baron & Brennan, P.A. maintains an active litigation practice, handling complex land use and zoning matters in New Jersey courts.

Property Disputes and Condemnation

Land ownership can involve conflicts over property boundaries, easement rights, access agreements, and governmental takings. Baron & Brennan, P.A. handles condemnation actions involving eminent domain and fair compensation, as well as real estate disputes involving title defects, boundary disagreements, and restrictive covenants.

Homeowners Associations and Community Groups Advocacy

Baron & Brennan, P.A. works with homeowners’ associations and community advocacy groups seeking to preserve local residential character and oppose inappropriate development projects. We review proposed applications, participate in board hearings, present and challenge expert testimony, and enforce neighborhood standards through administrative and legal channels.

Contact Baron & Brennan, P.A. to discuss your New Jersey land use, zoning, development, or property matter.