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Posted 7 months ago in Land Use / Zoning Vancouver, WA 
Anita Carole Taff-Rice's answer
It may depend on how long the fence was on the property and whether it has...
Posted 10 months ago in Land Use / Zoning Goldendale, WA 
Elizabeth G. Rich's answer
Typically not. If a business is operating under a conditional use permit, that...
Posted 7 months ago in Land Use / Zoning Spokane, WA 
J Patrick Diener's answer
I would suggest taking your problem to an attorney who has experience in real...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Enumclaw, WA 
John Donald Sullivan's answer
Are you asking about building code or zoning code? They are two different... 
Elizabeth Rankin Powell's answer
Enumclaw is an incorporated city within King County. The King County website is...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Renton, WA
John Donald Sullivan's answer
There is no standard state-wide definition or rules. Zoning is local and you...
Posted 10 months ago in Land Use / Zoning Kirkland, WA
John Donald Sullivan's answer
You story raises several different issues, including rights under an express... 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Check with your local municipal code enforcement or zoning department if there...
Posted 10 months ago in Land Use / Zoning Kirkland, WA 
Roy Earl Morriss' answer
That is quite a question! And not the sort of question which can be easily...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Olympia, WA 
Alec Scott Rose's answer
You need to speak to an attorney who is experienced in business licensing for... 
John Thomas McManus' answer
I agree with the prior answer that you should consult with a local attorney on...
Posted about 1 year ago in Real Estate Deming, WA 
Charity Anastasio's answer
There are not enough facts here to give you a definitive answer, but Whatcom...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Benton City, WA 
Sandra Dee Munoz's answer
You need to apply/petition for a zoning variance. Check with your county...
John Thomas McManus' answer
I am a little unclear on your question as to whether you want to change the...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Puyallup, WA
John Donald Sullivan's answer
It sounds like you need an appraisal. This is not a legal question. You need...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Arlington, WA 
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
You may want to seriously think about granting an easement. In general, once an...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Yelm, WA
John Donald Sullivan's answer
You may be able to obtain information in the Thurston County Auditor's real...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Colville, WA
Roy Earl Morriss' answer
Under Washington law you are responsible for not defeating the intended purpose... 
Christy Michele Greene's answer
As grantor you choose your responsibilities by the language of the deed of...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Port Orchard, WA
Alec Scott Rose's answer
Speak to an experienced real estate attorney, who can examine the deeds for the...
Roy Earl Morriss' answer
Easement rights are very highly protected under Washington law...for example,...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Indianola, WA 
Matthew Ryan King's answer
You should get a standard form easement (either from an attorney or from a form...
John Donald Sullivan's answer
Mr. Ryan is correct that you will need to record an easement. It must be in...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Wilkeson, WA
Roy Earl Morriss' answer
You should assume that you can not park on the easement. Most easements are... 
Linda M Schuett's answer
I agree with the prior answer. Unless the easement expressly provides that you...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Puyallup, WA
John Donald Sullivan's answer
Most easements are obtained by an express grant in the form of a deed. However,...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Port Orchard, WA
Roy Earl Morriss' answer
Terminating easements is much more difficult than most people believe...it is...
Neil J. Lehto's answer
Generally, only as allowed by the real estate document or state law creating...
Posted about 1 year ago in Land Use / Zoning Spokane, WA
Elizabeth Rankin Powell's answer
Probably not. If you gave them an easement when you purchased the property, you... |
