Lawyers in Naples, FL

So funny I just met this funny outgoing girl at Barron collier cheer. Our little ones were cheering with the big girls. She is a real estate attorney. Her name is Mara Sacks. (239)261.8600.

Conrad Willkomm. (239) 262-5303. My husband Simon & I are Realtors & Conrad handles millions of dollars a year for us. Tell him we sent you.

Michael Michetti at Woods Weidenmiller Michetti. 239-325-4070!!!

Cheryl Kraus is a solo practitioner who is board certified in real estate law. She will handle the closing with great attention. Her office # is (239) 271-7716.

John Paulich III- Paulich Slack Wolff 2392610544

I used Dan Bailey in Naples. I will message a number is someone requests as it might be his cell. Marco- Fred Mundie

Law Office of Conrad Willkomm, P.A., he did our closing and our family will. He was great to work with.

My husband. Stephen Peterson is an Associate attorney for the Law Office of Sam J. Saad lll, PA "Attorneys for all your Real Estate and Business Needs". 851 5 th Avenue North Suite 306...See More

Not sure if it helps at all, but if your looking for policy support for the desirability of her solar panels, Title XXVII, Section 366.91 talks about renewable energy with regards to the public utilities and part (1) leads off as follows: "The Legislature finds that it is in the public interest to promote the development of renewable energy resources in this state. Renewable energy resources have the potential to help diversify fuel types to meet Florida’s growing dependency on natural gas for electric production, minimize the volatility of fuel costs, encourage investment within the state, improve environmental conditions, and make Florida a leader in new and innovative technologies." Since she isn't actually connected to the utility, nothing really applies to her, even the parts about "Customer-owned renewable generation" FSU has an "off-grid" building which means somebody there might have some insight into the legalities (not with regards to Cape Coral, but Florida in general) http://esc.fsu.edu/ogzeb.html ...Joel Ware is the manager of the building, so he might know someone to contact. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/joel-ware/65/309/817

Scott Hertz may be of help...

I think it is the below municipal ordinance that governs this situation, not the IPM. Additionally, as I recall, the authorization for requiring mandatory hookup is in the section of Florida State Statutes governing the financing of such systems. § 19-2.5 Connection to approved sewer system and municipal water system mandatory upon availability. (a) Nonuse of individual sewage disposal system. Where an existing, adequate sanitary sewer of a sewage system is available in a public right-of-way or easement abutting the property, 200 linear feet of a gravity flow line from the nearest point of the property, sewage waste shall be connected thereto, and any individual sewage disposal system, device or equipment shall be abandoned. (b) Nonuse of well for drinking purposes. Where an existing, adequate municipal water system is available in a public right-of-way or easement abutting the property, or within 200 feet of the property being served by a well system, connections shall be made so that the well shall no longer be used for human consumption. (c) Effect. Sewer and water charges shall be in effect upon connection or beginning 180 days from notification of the availability of sewer and water service, whichever is less. (d) Time limitation for making connection. Whenever an approved sanitary sewer system is made available, or whenever an accepted municipal water facility is made available, to a residence or a building, connection to the available system shall be made within 180 days from the date of notice sent to the owner of record. (e) Penalty. Any person failing to connect to approved utilities within the 180 day period, shall be guilty of an ordinance violation for each day in excess of 180 days, and be subject to a penalty. (Ord. 36-77, §§ 1—4, 5-16-1977; Ord. 47-82, § 1, 7-12-1982; Ord. 97-86, § 1, 1-26-1987; Ord. 49-96, 9-24-1996; Ord. 19-03, 2-24-2003; Ord. 45-04, 4-26-2004; Ord. 44-11, 8-22-2011) § 19-2.5.1 Use of public sewers required. (a) All premises shall be provided, by the owner thereof, with at least one toilet. All toilets shall be kept clean and in a sanitary working condition. (b) No person shall dispose of human excrement except in a toilet. (c) It shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural outlet within the city, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the city, any wastewater or other polluted waters, except where suitable treatment has been provided in accordance with subsequent provisions of this chapter. (d) Except as hereinafter provided, it shall be unlawful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool or other facility intended or used for the disposal of wastewater. (e) The owner(s) of all houses, buildings or properties used for human occupancy, employment, recreation or other purposes situated within the city jurisdiction and abutting on any street, alley or right-of-way in which there is now located or may in the future be located a public sanitary sewer of the city, is hereby required, at the owner’s expense, to install suitable toilet facilities therein. (f) All sinks, dishwashing machines, lavatories, basins, shower baths, bathtubs, laundry tubs, washing machines and similar plumbing fixtures or appliances shall be connected to the public sewer; provided, that where no sewer is available, septic tanks other private subsurface disposal facilities, approved by the Lee County Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services.

https://glenlerner.com/merrillville/practice-areas/ Jonathan Faust is an amazing attorney

Steve Gargoza. Best in town. The new Jerry Berry

I met him at Il Primos once haha.

Bill McFarland he is great and very affordable

Morgan & Morgan .. for the people.