Welborn Sullivan Meck & Tooley represents clients in ranching and real estate transactions, land use matters, and zoning issues. We represent both buyers and sellers in commercial real estate transactions, from small commercial leases to multi-state ranch property purchases.
Firm attorneys regularly appear before county commissioners and city councils to represent our clients’ land development concerns. We work with consultants, land developers, mineral owners, and surface owners to reach creative and constructive solutions to the challenges associated with multiple land uses and compatible development.
Two firm attorneys are actively involved in community affairs, including a current and former mayor. We are knowledgeable and experienced in navigating complex regulatory and administrative procedures.
Highlights:
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Provided legal services for acquisition, expansion and subsequent sale of 80,000 acre property in southern Colorado, including support for mineral and timber resource evaluations, creation of a conservation easement, and transfers of water rights to improve habitat for native cutthroat trout
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Provided legal counsel for acquisition of a 600,000 acre property located in New Mexico and Colorado. Our representation continued over a seven-year period to address issues related to development of 1,750 gas wells and continued operation of a coal mine retained by prior owners, including access and surface use agreements, limitations on operation of drilling and production activities, royalty caluation and other mineral development issues.
- Provided legal counsel addressing issues related to acquisition or sale of ranches and other undeveloped properties located in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming with a combined value exceeding $150,000,000, including issues related to land use and zoning, conservation easements, like kind exchanges, mineral development, water rights and financing.
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