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If you live in a residential zoning district that does not permit group homes at all, and someone wants to establish a group home but group homes are only allowed in commercial districts, then the proponent of the group home normally would have to apply for a zoning change (usually both a zoning amendment and a zoning map amendment). This would require legal notice (the local zoning ordinances would specify the radius around the property of people who would be entitled to notice and to object at public hearing). Normally also if the result is a commercial "island" in a residential district that does not connect to a commercial district, that's called "spot zoning" and not favored or, in many places, prohibited.
If the commercial district abuts (shares a dividing line) with the residential district, there may be nothing that can be done to prevent it if the use is a permitted use in the commercial district and otherwise meets the zoning criteria of the commercial district. Often commercial districts include city centers.
HOWEVER, many uses like this, are often "special uses" in residential districts, or whatever district they may be allowed to be in at all. So even if it is allowed in a residential district, if it's allowed only as a "special use", then again you need notice and hearing(s).
And when you say it's in the "county" and not part of a municipality, other considerations may apply.
You will need to visit your local county courthouse to get the property taxes paid for commercial property from the year 2007.
Yes, you can combine two properties as long as they are adjacent. It is done by talking to the county clerk. The deeds and property description will be merged in the records and the taxes adjusted accordingly.
Your local zoning or subdivision regulations may have the answer. Very often it is impossible to have rear access to property, such as abutting lots in a development, the edge of town, along streams, where the property abuts a large undeveloped parcel, or where some industrial or commercial use of adjacent lots prevents installation of another street. Some property has NO access, like landlocked timber lots, which is permitted under county rules or a grandfather clause of municipal rules.
You can call the tax collector's office in the county in which he lives.
The Maricopa County Assessor website provides various services related to property and tax. You can find details on tax rates, tax payable for land, commercial property and homes. The website also provides value analysis for land and property.
Generally, property owned by a town, county, state or federal government cannot be acquired by adverse possession. However, there are some exceptions. You would need to research your particular state to determine what the law is in your state.
Depending on the specific laws in the jurisdiction where the property is located, it may be possible for someone to pay off the back taxes and potentially claim the property through a process known as adverse possession. However, the requirements and conditions for adverse possession vary widely by location, and seeking legal advice is crucial in such situations to understand the options available.
Its the BBQ joint adjacent to Mount Abdul located in Pierce County
The average rental fee per square foot for commercial property in Allen County, Ohio varies depending on the specific location, type of property, and market conditions. It's recommended to contact local real estate agents or check online listing platforms for current pricing information.
You can check at the county courthouse in the county where the property is located.
It depends on the state it occured in, if it was property damage above a set amount, if someone was injured, if city or county property was damaged,etc.
Someone can find a property appraiser in Dade County by contacting a variety of different organizations. Some of these organization are Miami Dade, GLS Web, GI Sims 2 and Q Public.