Zachary W. Lombardo

Zach Lombardo is an associate attorney at Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. His law degree is from the Florida State University College of Law. Zach grew up in Naples, Florida, and focuses his local government, land use, zoning, business law, contract drafting, and litigation practice in the Southwest Florida community.

Zach has successfully represented and guided clients in land use and local government matters, including advocating for as well as objecting to comprehensive plan amendments, re-zonings, variances, conditional uses, and non-conforming uses, before the Marco Island Planning Board, the Marco Island City Council, the Collier County Planning Commission, the Collier County Hearing Examiner, and the Board of County Commissioners of Collier County. He also has experience in code enforcement and appeals of code enforcement matters. In addition, he has represented and guided clients on matters involving public records, including in litigation. Zach has successfully represented and guided clients in environmental concerns and issues involving state lands, including environmental resource permits and sovereign lands leases before state agencies and in litigation. Zach also serves as board counsel to the City of Everglades City Planning and Zoning Committee and represents the firm’s various municipal and special district clients.

Active in the community, Zach is a lifelong environmentalist, an Eagle Scout, and serves on the board of directors for Friends of the Fakahatchee, being committed to doing what he can to improve the quality of the environment in the Western Everglades. He enjoys canoeing the waterways of Collier and Lee Counties with his wife and playing the harmonica.