Mark Hosterman concentrates his practice in the areas of municipal law, zoning and land use. He has extensive expertise in all aspects of municipal law, including large, multi-faceted subdivision and land development, complex ordinance drafting, community aesthetic and economic revitalization, termination and other employment issues, collective bargaining, open space planning and acquisition, community planning, preservation of historical resources, and numerous other areas of law impacting municipalities and authorities.

Mr. Hosterman also has extensive experience representing landowners and developers and all aspects of land use and development including appearances before zoning hearing boards, architectural review boards, planning commissions and governing bodies. Mr. Hosterman serves as solicitor to East Coventry Township, the Borough of Lansdale, the Lansdale Parking Authority, the Borough of Red Hill, Red Hill Water Authority, the Borough of Collegeville, Collegeville/Trappe Municipal Authority, Collegeville/Trappe Joint Public Works Committee, the Northern Montgomery County Recycling Commission and the Rockledge Borough Zoning Hearing Board. A graduate of The Dickinson School of Law, Mr. Hosterman, received his undergraduate degree from Penn State.

Representative Matters:

• Integral part of community revitalization teams.
• Successfully negotiates contributions from developers.
• Extensive experience preparing inter-municipal agreements and representing inter-municipal agencies and commissions.
• Successfully handles all legal aspects of developer defaults, completion of improvements and associated litigation.
• Regularly attends municipal meetings and renders general advice to governing bodies and staff members on a complete range of municipal issues.