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Municipal Law & Land Use Connecticut Municipal Law Lawyers Litchfield County Land Use Attorneys The firm of Slavin, Stauffacher & Scott, L.L.C., has a long history of service to the Town of Watertown and other entities in Litchfield County. We represent governmental bodies, developers, and individuals in land use and municipal law issues across Northwest Connecticut. Municipal Law Founder Sherman Slavin served as town attorney to Watertown for many years, and our current partners, Charles Stauffacher and Paul Jessell, have also served as general counsel or special counsel to the Town. Attorney Thomas Kaelin has provided legal opinions to the Town of Woodbury in some land use matters.We have represented a number of local entities in a wide range of issues including: ● Town of Watertown (charter changes, ordinance interpretation, planning and zoning, inland wetlands, zoning board of appeals, insurance defense, general legal advice to the Town Council) ● Watertown School Board (major school renovation contracts, residency and disciplinary hearings, general counsel) ● Watertown Water and Sewer Authority (assessment appeals, tax foreclosure, contracts with other communities, litigation defense) We are knowledgeable about all laws affecting municipalities, including the Freedom of Information Act. Slavin, Stauffacher & Scott, L.L.C. is available as general counsel or special counsel to towns, school districts and other bodies and agencies across northwest Connecticut. Land Use Law Our firm's fifty-five years in Litchfield County provides clients with a wealth of information and breadth of experience in all land use issues. Slavin, Stauffacher & Scott, L.L.C. represents developers, businesses and individual property owners in planning, contracts and litigation relating to: ● Permits and variances ● Subdivision ● Conservation and inland wetland review ● Utility improvements ● Easements (road, water, sewer, power) ● Boundary line adjustments and disputes ● Zoning Board of Appeals |
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