Legislation
386 bills matching Transportation, died without a vote
Council proposed revising streets near Powelton Avenue and Busti Street intersections
City Council bill aims to revise street plans near Drexel campus and Busti Street intersection for improved roadways and intersections. Property owners would be required to release city from liability in these areas.
230850
City Rolls Out Traffic Calming Measures at Recreation Centers Across Philadelphia Today
The City of Philadelphia is expanding its traffic calming measure program to include recreation centers, allowing the Department of Streets to install speed bumps and other safety features around these locations. The changes are set to take effect with certain terms and conditions.
230845
Truck Parking Banned on Four Philadelphia Streets Amid Residency Concerns and Safety Fears Linger
Truck parking banned on four Philadelphia streets: Ardleigh Street, Vernon Road, Blakemore Street, and Gorgas Lane, sparking concerns over residency and safety issues.
230703
Trucks Banned from Double Parking on Both Sides of Belfield Avenue Overnight
Trucks are now prohibited from parking overnight on both sides of the 1900 block of Belfield Avenue, as ordered by Councilmember Bass. The new regulation takes effect once signage is posted to alert drivers.
230702
Council sought to revise Philadelphia parking regulations for angle parking orientations.
This bill revises parking regulations and fines related to angle parking in Philadelphia.
230583
Council proposes mandatory shopping cart containment systems for large retail businesses
Philadelphia businesses with 10 or more shopping carts will be required to implement cart containment systems, preventing customers from taking carts out of designated parking areas. Affected retailers must enforce the new rule under specific terms and conditions.
230568
Council proposes no parking on both sides of Forbidden Drive between Bells Mill Road and Wises Mill Road.
Philadelphia residents who drive along Forbidden Drive between Bells Mill Road and Wises Mill Road face new restrictions: parking is now prohibited on both sides of the road. Signs will be posted to reflect the change once completed.
230548
Drifting Now Banned on Philly Streets with Hefty Fines and Car Confiscations Coming Soon
Drifting drivers face hefty fines of $2,000 and potential car confiscation in Philadelphia's new anti-drifting law. Intentional skidding sideways, also known as "doughnuts" or "spin-outs," is now prohibited on city streets.
230485
City Grants Easement to PennDOT for Schuylkill River Highway Expansion Project
The city has granted an easement to PennDOT for a highway expansion project along the Schuylkill River, spanning areas bounded by Market Street, 24th Street, Spruce Street, and the river.
230356
City Seeks Contractor for Waterloo Street Sewer Upgrade Amid Neighborhood Growth Concerns Rise
Councilmember Lozada's bill authorizes a contract for a public sewer upgrade on Waterloo Street, required to serve the growing neighborhood. The project would be carried out in accordance with city code chapter 13-400.
230321
Council sought to lift ban on truck parking on N. 75th Street between Brookhaven and Brentwood Roads
Trucks can now park anywhere along a stretch of N. 75th Street after City Council voted to lift a parking ban, allowing big rigs to stop and start as they please between Brookhaven Road and Brentwood Road.
230304
No Trucks Allowed: City Council Passes No-Semi-Truck Parking Law on Bustling N. 75th Street Section
Councilmember Jones' no-truck parking law now prohibits semi-trucks from parking on N. 75th Street between Brookhaven Road and Brentwood Road, in effect immediately.
230303
Council seeks to limit parking to 3 hours or 2 hours in Lawrence Street-Rockland and Lindley Avenue areas.
This bill establishes parking regulations in specific areas of Philadelphia: Lawrence Street and Rockland, and Lindley Avenue near N.
230157
Council sought to limit parking on Erie Avenue and Sydenham Street to two hours daily.
Two-hour parking limits are now in effect along Erie Avenue and Sydenham Street, enforced Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm. Residents with permit zone RPP#16 will be exempt from the new regulations.
230156
Council proposes parking restrictions in several neighborhoods to limit daily parking times.
Philadelphia City Council introduces new parking rules for 15 Philadelphia neighborhoods, with two-hour time limits from 7am to 7pm on weekdays. (Please note I did not include the full list of addresses as it is quite long)
230050
Council seeks tougher regulations on public street repairs in Philadelphia
Permittees repairing public street openings must now pay all outstanding charges, fines, and penalties before securing a permit, with daily penalties of up to $150 for non-compliance affecting contractors in Philadelphia.
230006
City Council Tackles Wissahickon Avenue Zoning Rewrite Amid Calls for Community Input on Parks Development
Wissahickon Avenue area zoning designations are set to change as part of a Philadelphia Zoning Maps amendment, while also permitting Basic Utilities and Services in a section of Fairmount Park.
220916
Stop Signs Coming to Crash-Prone Larkspur and Gifford Streets in Northeast Philadelphia Neighborhood
All-way stop signs will be installed at the intersection of Larkspur and Gifford Streets in Northeast Philadelphia to improve traffic safety, following City Council approval. The change aims to reduce crashes at this crash-prone location.
220832
Council Adds $10 Million to Local Capital Budget for Two Major Recreation Projects
Council adds $10 million to local capital budget for two major recreation projects in the Eighth Council District. The funds will support improvements at Barrett Playground and Jerome Brown Recreation Center.
220640
City Takes Control of Privately Owned Water Lines as New Reporting Requirements Kick In
Philadelphia's private water, sewer, and stormwater lines will be subject to new reporting and maintenance requirements once they're taken over by the City. The Water Department must issue findings, notify property owners, and assume responsibility for upkeep after conversion.
220290