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7 bills matching city-plan

Zoning & Development·LapsedIntroduced Jun 9, 2016

Edgemont Street Section to Be Struck from City Plan Unless Homeowners Waive Future Damages Claims

Philadelphia's Edgemont Street could be removed from city plans if homeowners agree to drop potential damage claims. Homeowners in the area would need to waive future claims against the city before a section of the street is vacated.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 29, 2012

Casper Street Deadline Extended as Council Delays Compliance with Vacancy Ordinance Requirements

Philadelphia's Casper Street will remain partially closed, at least for now, as city council votes to give developers more time to comply with vacant lot regulations.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 8, 2011

City Planners Set to Axe Markle Street Section in Revamp of Official City Plan Map

This bill allows the City of Philadelphia to revise a portion of its official city plan by removing Markle Street from Ridge Avenue to approximately 401 feet northeastwardly.

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Zoning & Development·LapsedIntroduced Oct 6, 2011

Markle Street Section Removed from City Plan in Major Revision Unveiled by Council Committee

Markle Street will be removed from Philadelphia's official city map in a revision of City Plan No. 228, contingent on property owners releasing potential claims against the city and adjusting street infrastructure accordingly.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 13, 2002

Fairview Street Revision Clears Council Hurdle for Vacating Portion Near Welsh Road

A stretch of Fairview Street near Welsh Road is one step closer to being vacated, sparking concerns from local business owners who worry about lost parking and increased congestion in the area.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 25, 2002

City Streets Get Makeover as Council Approves Major Revision to Northeast Philly Development Area Map

This bill allows for revisions to the City Plan by relocating Brinton and Clearview streets in a specific area of Philadelphia, under certain conditions.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 22, 2000

Independence Mall East Set to Shift Westbound Side a Few Feet Down the Block

Philadelphia Small Businesses Face Higher Fees as Council Weighs Minimum Wage Ordinance Amendment The proposed change would raise the annual permit fee for restaurants and bars to help fund a citywide living wage law affecting around 300 businesses with 10 or fewer employees.

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