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Neil S. Hyytinen
Neil Hyytinen practices in the areas of land use, planning and entitlements, including environmental and municipal law.
Mr. Hyytinen’s focus and accomplishments include:
- Representing a large publicly-traded REIT in land use due diligence and multiple entitlement efforts, including obtaining and amending master development permits for life science and biotech tenants
- Negotiating a favorable settlement of outstanding code and permitting issues involving a large resort community in the County of San Diego, while preserving and maximizing future development rights
- Representing institutional and nonprofit clients on planning, zoning and entitlement matters
- Negotiating and preparing conservation easements for habitat and biological mitigation for residential, industrial and institutional developments
- Representing a variety of interests on development matters in downtown San Diego, including processing code amendments to establish an industrial buffer/transition zone preserving an important base sector industry
- Negotiated a favorable use interpretation to allow a family-owned trust to lease its building in the Little Italy area of San Diego to a broader array of tenants
- Representing commercial, industrial and residential developers in navigating CEQA and Airport Land Use Planning constraints
Mr. Hyytinen is active in several professional associations including:
- The Real Property and Environmental Law sections of the California State Bar
- The Real Estate and Land Use sections of the San Diego County Bar Association
- San Diego Chamber of Commerce Infrastructure, Housing and Land Use Committee
- City of San Diego Code Monitoring Team
- Delegate of the Regional Chamber of Commerce on the Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Technical Advisory Group
- Urban Land Institute
- LEAD San Diego (2004 graduate)