I have a zoned Parcel of C2 in escrow, that has a triplex and a small novelty store. they are detached from one another. and their is still a tremendous amount of space to build a ADU, duplex etc.it is a C2 zoned parcel. with the right steps to take with contacting Bakersfield's planning division, and get a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) with planes. is it possible to pull it off to build a ADU, Duplex ?

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I'm also happy to connect you with the planning division inside the city offices; they've helped me out on a few occasions now.

I have a property in PA that I allow certain dogs, I charge a nonrefundable fee of $25/month. here is the state law on deposits: https://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/sdepsit_law.pdflease ending must be 30 days in advance of lease anniversary : https://www.lsnjlaw.org/Housing/Landlord-Tenant/Leases/Pages/Ending-Leases.aspx

If there is something that was done fraudulently or with negligence that would be taken up with the division of real estate and it could put the license holder in jeopardy.

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...and the criminal division?

The township should have a building and zoning commission, which sounds like what you mention is the planning division.

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