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Navigating the complexities of local land-use and zoning laws is critical to virtually any commercial real estate transaction as well as to the long-term flexibility and continued use and operation of a property. Zoning laws may limit the types of operations that can go on at the property. Legal issues relating to land use include easements (the right of access or other limited non-ownership interest in property) by government, utilities, and other entities, and issues relating to eminent domain. The ability of an owner or potential owner of property to obtain required permits and approvals from local planning boards, zoning boards, construction officials and other government/public entities is central to the interests of sellers, buyers, lenders, neighbors, and in some cases even competitors, all of which may take a position in the applicable proceedings. This webinar covers these topics.
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2) Ensure the process is inclusive and transparent to gain community support.
3) Consider the perspective of multiple stakeholders, including independent examiners, voters, decision-makers, and developers, to create an effective plan that can be implemented.
4) Follow the formal regulations and timescales to successfully complete the neighbourhood planning process.
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Navigating the complexities of local land-use and zoning laws is critical to virtually any commercial real estate transaction as well as to the long-term flexibility and continued use and operation of a property. Zoning laws may limit the types of operations that can go on at the property. Legal issues relating to land use include easements (the right of access or other limited non-ownership interest in property) by government, utilities, and other entities, and issues relating to eminent domain. The ability of an owner or potential owner of property to obtain required permits and approvals from local planning boards, zoning boards, construction officials and other government/public entities is central to the interests of sellers, buyers, lenders, neighbors, and in some cases even competitors, all of which may take a position in the applicable proceedings. This webinar covers these topics.
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1) Plan positively to support development and meet local needs, while conforming to strategic local plans and national policies.
2) Ensure the process is inclusive and transparent to gain community support.
3) Consider the perspective of multiple stakeholders, including independent examiners, voters, decision-makers, and developers, to create an effective plan that can be implemented.
4) Follow the formal regulations and timescales to successfully complete the neighbourhood planning process.
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The deal is complete, and the parties have finished the hard work. Or have they? Integration planning turns to execution as people, process, and technology are combined once the deal is legally closed. The buyer will need to consider the purchased business or assets from the standpoint of employees, IT, customers, suppliers, and a multitude of other areas. In addition, numerous post-closing legal issues may arise, including purchase price adjustments, breaches of representations and warranties, enforcement of key negative employment-related covenants and restrictive covenants, collection of pre-closing accounts receivable, and true-ups of final financials. This episode guides listeners through the process, timing, and issues which most commonly arise after the closing of deals.
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Buying, selling, or merging a company typically follows a similar set of steps from deal to deal. The amount of time each step takes varies but the order of the steps is fairly uniform because the steps follow a certain logic: before the parties share meaningful information, they should sign a confidentiality agreement (a/k/a “non-disclosure agreement,” or “NDA”); once a baseline amount of information is known by the would-be buyer, it commonly presents a letter of intent or term sheet to the target or its owner, which serves as an outline for a deal but does not necessarily bind the parties to consummate the transaction; additional due diligence and the negotiation, drafting and signing of definitive documents comes next. The parties then obtain any needed regulatory and/or contractual third party approvals; followed by closing; and finally by post-closing tasks. This webinar will discuss all these steps from a macro perspective so that you can see the forest for the trees, but does not do a deep dive into any single topic. Think of this webinar as a road map or timeline for a typical deal.
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5. Disclaimer
The material in this webinar is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered
legal, financial or other professional advice. You should consult with an attorney or other
appropriate professional to determine what may be best for your individual needs. While
Financial Poise™ takes reasonable steps to ensure that information it publishes is accurate,
Financial Poise™ makes no guaranty in this regard.
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6. Meet the Faculty
MODERATOR:
Chris Cahill - L&G Law Group LLP
PANELISTS:
Bernard I. Citron- Thompson Coburn
Michael Noonan- Foley & Lardner LLP
Jennifer Tammen- Ernst & Young LLP
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7. About This Webinar
Zoning & Land Use-101
Navigating the complexities of local land-use and zoning laws is critical to virtually any
commercial real estate transaction as well as to the long-term flexibility and continued use
and operation of a property. Zoning laws may limit the types of operations that can go on at
the property. Legal issues relating to land use include easements (the right of access or other
limited non-ownership interest in property) by government, utilities, and other entities, and
issues relating to eminent domain. The ability of an owner or potential owner of property to
obtain required permits and approvals from local planning boards, zoning boards,
construction officials and other government/public entities is central to the interests of sellers,
buyers, lenders, neighbors, and in some cases even competitors, all of which may take a
position in the applicable proceedings. This webinar covers these topics.
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8. About This Series
Cross-Training for Business Lawyers
Looking to strengthen and condition your cross-disciplinary skills? Develop your flexibility by
increasing your familiarity with issues affecting a vast array of businesses? This series delves
into cutting edge issues in dynamic fields to help the audience understand (i) the role of local
land-use and zoning laws in property use and development; (ii) the reliance on credit
insurance by businesses to protect against non-payment of commercial debt, (iii) the use,
types, and perceived benefits of employee stock ownership plans; and (iv) the complex maze
employers and employees must navigate in the quest for immigrant or non-immigrant visa
status for workers. These issues may present themselves in any number of contexts,
regardless of how you spend most of your working hours.
Each Financial Poise Webinar is delivered in Plain English, understandable to investors, business owners, and
executives without much background in these areas, yet is of primary value to attorneys, accountants, and other
seasoned professionals. Each episode brings you into engaging, sometimes humorous, conversations designed to
entertain as it teaches. Each episode in the series is designed to be viewed independently of the other episodes so that
participants will enhance their knowledge of this area whether they attend one, some, or all episodes.
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9. Episodes in this Series
#1: ESOPs-101
Premiere date: 4/2/20
#2: Immigration Law-101
Premiere date: 5/7/20
#3: Credit Insurance-101
Premiere date: 6/4/20
#4: Zoning & Land Use-101
Premiere date: 7/30/20
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13. OTHER REGULATIONS
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• Floor Area Ratio
• Setbacks
• Height
• Parking/Loading
• Open Space
• Lot Coverage
• Bike Parking
14. SUSTAINABLE REGULATIONS
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• LEED
• Bird Strike Prevention
Measures
• Transit-Oriented
Development (TOD)
• Green Roofs
• Permeable Pavers
• Energy Efficiency
15. PRIMARY TYPES OF RELIEF
• Map and Text Amendments
• Special Uses and Variations
• Planned Developments or Planned Unit Developments
16. MAP AMENDMENT (REZONING)
• Applicant seeks a rezoning to
allow more density, different
uses, etc.
• Spot zonings are often
controversial
• Down zoning allows for
control of development
17. SPECIAL USES
• For uses that are not
allowed as-of-right
• Go to the hearing body
(typically ZBA) and
address approval criteria
• Special Uses may include
specific conditions
20. MAJOR OR MINOR CHANGES TO P.D.
• Ex: Adding uses to the
allowable uses section
• Ex: Adjusting the required
# of parking spaces
• Ex: Removing or adjusting
certain timing provisions
21. OVERLAY DISTRICTS AND OTHER REGULATORY
LIMITATIONS
• Pedestrian Streets (no new curb cuts, etc.)
• Michigan Avenue Sign District
• Industrial Corridors
• Landmark Districts
24. IDENTIFYING AND MANAGING STAKEHOLDERS
• Who are the neighbors?
• Who is the alderman?
• Are there local
community groups?
• Who are the
competitors?
25. ORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPALITY
(EX: CHICAGO)
• Department of Planning and Development
• Department of Transportation
• Department of Buildings
• Public Works/Engineering/Fire Prevention
26.
27. PLANNING PROCESS
Throughout 6 Plan Commission meetings Albion Residential presented its case for an 18-
story, 265-unit apartment building with 235 parking stalls and ground floor retail.
After hearing the concerns presented during Plan Commission, Albion redesigned the
northern elevation of the building to include 3 distinct setbacks that are approximately 42 feet,
69 feet, and 96 feet from the northern property line, respectively. Additionally, the planned
development application called for a building with a total height of 199 Feet, which was
inclusive of rooftop amenity and outdoor space. With the implementation of 3 new outdoor
rooftop amenity spaces, Albion found it suitable to reposition the rooftop amenity floor into
livable apartment space in order to gain back the rentable square footage that had been
reduced during the redesign process.
28. PLANNING PROCESS (CONT’D)
After continuous collaboration with residents, consultants, and The Village of Oak Park, The
Village Board of Oak Park voted in favor of the project 6-1 in October 2017. Ultimately the
planning and entitlement process set the path for a thoughtful discussion that addressed
many of the concerns expressed and resulted in a project that will meet the future demands of
the growing community.
The approved development will consist of a 19-story tower with 265 apartment units, 205
parking stalls and ground floor retail set to activate the northwest corner of Lake Street and
Forest Avenue in Oak Park.
34. PROJECT COMPARISON
Throughout the planning and entitlement process, the proposal had been truncated to an
overall height and density which was more in line with existing zoning. During Design and
Project Review Meetings, Albion and the City of Evanston discussed various project
components such as building materials, site programming, as well as concerns that needed to
be addressed before Plan Commission and City Council review.
35. PLANNING PROCESS
In Evanston, Albion Residential presented its case for an 17-story, 298-unit apartment
building with 172 parking stalls and ground floor retail to local residents, Evanston’s Design
and Project Review Team, The Plan Commission, and City Council.
Throughout planning and entitlement process Albion Residential collaborated with residents,
consultants, The City of Evanston, and various organizations to refine the building and study
the impact on the surrounding community.
Albion originally committed to the city’s affordable housing ordinance, which would have
required a $2.9 Million contribution to the City of Evanston’s Affordable Housing Fund. In an
effort to advance affordable housing initiatives in Evanston, Albion worked with the City of
Evanston to come up with an equivalent alternate proposal focused on providing on-site
affordable housing units in-lieu of making the contribution to the affordable housing fund.
36. PLANNING PROCESS (CONT’D)
The project was approved by Evanston City Council who voted in favor of the project 5-4 in
November of 2017. The Development will consist of a 15-story, 273-unit apartment building
with 200 parking stalls and ground floor retail. The development will also include 15 affordable
studio, one-bedroom, and two- bedroom apartments at 50%, 60%, and 80% of the Chicago
Area Median Income.
45. WAYS TO INCORPORATE A FORM-BASED CODE
•Create a WHOLE new zoning code
•Develop OVERLAYS for sensitive portions of your community
•Require the use of the TEMPLATE for planned developments
72. INFORMAL AUDIENCE POLL
1. STAYED WITH FAMILY MEMBERS (PARENTS INCL.)
2. CRASHED WITH FRIENDS
3. RENTED AN APARTMENT WITH ROOMMATES
4. RENTED AN APARTMENT BY YOURSELF
5. BOUGHT A CONDOMIUM
6. BOUGHT A HOUSE
7. OTHER ARRANGEMENTS
80. About The Faculty
Chris Cahill - ccahill@lgcounsel.com
Mr. Cahill is Head of the Bankruptcy and Restructuring Practice Group at L&G Law Group
LLP, in Chicago, Illinois. He guides secured lenders, creditors, debtors, creditors’
committees, potential purchasers and others through bankruptcy cases, out-of-court
workouts, assignments for the benefit of creditors, and receiverships. Mr. Cahill has
substantial mega-case experience representing very large debtors, and counsels and litigates
on behalf of manufacturers and secured lenders in large and middle-market cases.
Mr. Cahill also publishes frequently and speaks regularly on commercial insolvency
issues. He is an executive editor of Commercial Bankruptcy Litigation, 2d Edition (Jonathan
P. Friedland, Elizabeth Vandesteeg & Christopher M. Cahill eds., 2020).
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81. About The Faculty
Bernard I. Citron - bcitron@thompsoncoburn.com
Bernie represents developers, land owners and building owners in the areas of land use and municipal law in
the city of Chicago and its surrounding municipalities. He counsels on zoning issues, annexation, economic
redevelopment and historic preservation matters. His clients have included senior citizen housing developers,
hotels operators, retail developers, hospitals, restaurant developers and residential developers ranging from
single-family homes to high-rise multi-family projects. His emphasis has been both in the City of Chicago and
surrounding municipalities, as far afield as Waukegan and Sugar Grove. He has represented both national
companies and entrepreneurial developers.
In recent years more and more of his business has involved adoptive re-uses of both buildings and properties.
The projects have ranged from rehabbing older office buildings into residential projects to adopting shopping
centers to new uses. Many of these projects have involved various forms of economic incentives including tax
credits, tax abatements and Tax Increment Financing.
To learn more about Bernard Citron, please visit: https://www.financialpoise.com/webinar-faculty/bernard-citron/
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82. About The Faculty
Michael Noonan - MNoonan@foley.com
Michael Noonan is a special counsel and real estate business lawyer with Foley & Lardner LLP. He focuses his practice
on obtaining land use and zoning entitlements and working to build consensus between property owners, government
officials, and community groups.
Michael has experience securing special uses, rezonings, text amendments, administrative relief, subdivisions, public
way and sign permits, as well as other land use approvals for a wide variety of property owners. He represents owners of
institutional, commercial, office, and residential property, as well as developers in securing land use and zoning
entitlements from state and local governments.As a problem solver, Michael works with his clients and regulating bodies
to come up with creative solutions to the legal problems facing building owners and developers.
In addition to land use and zoning, Michael also has experience handling eminent domain matters in Illinois, matters
before the Chicago Department of Administrative Hearings, and in the Municipal Department of the Circuit Court of Cook
County.
To learn more about Michael Noonan, please visit: https://www.financialpoise.com/webinar-faculty/michael-noonan/
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83. About The Faculty
Jennifer M. Tammen - JGibbons@blankrome.com
Jennifer M. Tammen is based in Chicago and is part of EY’s Global Location Investment Services- Credits & Incentives
Advisory Practice. She works with both private corporations and local governments and economic development officials
on matters related to real estate development and incentives.
A proven deal maker, Jennifer has over 20 years of success in working with developers, property owners, municipalities,
and quasi-public agencies on all aspects of tax increment financing (TIF), zoning and entitlements, planning, deal
structuring, redevelopment agreement negotiation, early-stage project management, and creative approaches to capital
and public-private project evaluation and funding. She recently served as the municipal TIF consultant for the Bell Works
redevelopment, a transformational, 150-acre project that includes the former AT&T headquarters located north of
Interstate 90 in Hoffman Estates, IL.
Jennifer has prepared financial analysis and negotiation services to secure the approval of nearly $3 billion in new real
estate development projects and business retention and more than $500 million in TIF and other financial subsidies
throughout the Midwest market. In addition, she has assisted dozens of clients with economic development projects and
initiatives throughout the US including new TIF District and Business District designations, feasibility analyses, and
special studies.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: The material in this presentation is for general educational purposes
only. It has been prepared primarily for attorneys and accountants for use in the pursuit of
their continuing legal education and continuing professional education.
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85. About Financial Poise
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