Legislation
56 bills matching Phillips
Technical Changes Made to Ninth District Overlay District Zoning Laws in Philadelphia
Philadelphia's Ninth District Overlay District zoning laws are getting technical tweaks, specifically affecting uses in Commercial Review Areas like Wadsworth Avenue, which require Special Exceptions under the updated rules.
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Philadelphia Zoning Laws Undergo Technical Changes in Ninth District Overlay District
Philadelphia's zoning laws are undergoing technical changes in the Ninth District Overlay District, adding requirements for special exceptions at certain locations for child care centers and medical marijuana dispensaries.
260920
Philadelphia Code Overhaul to Impose Special Exceptions on Ninth District Commercial Review Areas
Councilmember Phillips' bill would impose special exceptions on certain businesses in the Ninth District's Commercial Review Areas, requiring additional permits for specific uses.
260921
Owner of 1638 W Porter St Property Allowed to Install Sidewalk Café With Tables and Seating.
Owner of 1638 W Porter St allowed to install sidewalk café with 4 tables and 16 seats on South 17th Street sidewalk, pending compliance with city regulations and permit requirements.
260922
Zoning designations for areas along Wyncote Avenue, Ogontz Avenue, and 68th Avenue are being changed.
Zoning designations for areas along Wyncote Avenue, Ogontz Avenue, and 68th Avenue are being changed to new zoning designations, with the exact changes outlined on Maps "A" and "B".
260686
Philadelphia Zoning Maps to be Amended with New Zoning Designations in Specific Areas Bounded by 65th Avenue and Chelten Avenue
Philadelphia's zoning maps are set to be updated in areas bounded by 65th Avenue, 3rd Street, Chelten Avenue, and 5th Street, with new zoning designations to be reflected on the maps. Councilmember Phillips' bill authorizes the zoning map changes within a specific area.
260687
City Hall Moves to Honor Local Leader by Renaming Iconic Building at Emanuel Recreation Center
Philadelphia City Council seeks to honor local leader Marlene Trice by renaming a building at the Dorothy Emanuel Recreation Center as the "Marlene Trice Neighborhood Center". The move would pay tribute to Trice's decades-long service to Philadelphia communities.
260638
Southbound Traffic Takes Over Pine Ridge Road Between Cheltenham And Fariston Drives
Southbound traffic is set to dominate Pine Ridge Road between Cheltenham Avenue and Fariston Drive, with a new ordinance making the stretch one-way southbound. The "No Parking Anytime" restriction in the area has also been repealed.
260506
City Council Slaps Parking Meters on Lawrence Street and Sparks Street Residents
Residents in two Philadelphia neighborhoods will soon face new parking rules: Lawrence Street between Tabor Road and Olney Avenue will allow 2-hour parking from 8am to 10pm, Monday through Friday; Sparks Street will permit 3-hour parking from 8am to 6pm.
260378
City Council Tweaks Zoning Laws to Streamline Special Exceptions in Ninth District Business Zones
Philadelphia's zoning laws are being tweaked to simplify the process for businesses in certain areas of the Ninth District to secure special exceptions, following a bill proposed by Councilmember Phillips.
260379
Council Proposes City-Wide Vote on Creating Office to Foster Arts and Culture Across Philadelphia
Philadelphia voters will soon be asked whether to create an "Office of Creative Philadelphia" to promote arts and culture across the city. The proposed office would be created through a charter amendment that Council is sending to the ballot.
260264
Landlords Must Take Action Against Tenants Selling Tobacco Without Permit
Philadelphia landlords will now be required to take action against tenants selling tobacco products without a permit, with penalties for non-compliance as part of stricter rules adopted by City Council today.
260162
Phila. Council Introduces Measures to Regulate Liquor Sales in City Neighborhoods
This bill proposes new regulations and penalties related to the sale of certain intoxicating substances in Philadelphia.
260163
Decorations allowed on Ogontz Avenue for 2026 Semiquincentennial celebrations
Philadelphia's North Philadelphia neighborhoods are set to get a festive facelift with colorful decorations along Ogontz Avenue, courtesy of a new city-approved beautification plan aimed at showcasing local pride during the city's 250th birthday bash.
260131
Philadelphia City Council Seeks Public Vote on Establishing Independent Child Welfare Oversight Board
Philadelphia City Council is seeking public approval to establish an independent child welfare oversight board through a referendum, which would amend the city's Home Rule Charter.
260076
City Agencies Banned from Asking Citizenship Status Amid Efforts to Boost Trust in Services for All Residents
Philadelphia city agencies are barred from asking about citizenship status, with the goal of boosting trust in services among all residents as part of new regulations. The restrictions also prohibit discrimination based on immigration status when accessing City services.
260056
Philadelphia City Agencies Must Keep Immigration Data Secret from Cops
Philadelphia residents who are undocumented or have family members in the country illegally could be protected under new proposed rules that shield their personal data from local law enforcement.
260057
Philadelphia Businesses Required to Treat Immigrants Fairly Under New Law
Small business owners across Philly are adjusting to a new law requiring them to provide equal services to customers, regardless of their immigration status.
260058
Philadelphia Bans Deals with Immigration Enforcement Contractors Amid Fierce City Council Debate
City workers would no longer partner with companies like ICE, under a new proposal aimed at severing ties with contractors who aid in immigration enforcement. Thousands of Philadelphians could be shielded from potential deportation risks.
260059
Philadelphia Police Ordered to Clearly Display Badges and Official IDs at All Times On Duty
Philadelphia police are now required to visibly display their badges and official IDs at all times while on duty, a move aimed at transparency and accountability.
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