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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.
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City Council Seeks to Change Zoning Designations for Areas Along Ridge Avenue and Surrounding Streets
Ridge Avenue and surrounding streets are set to see zoning changes, with specific areas bounded by Ridge Avenue, Sunset Avenue, Harner Street, and others to get new designations as outlined in two accompanying maps.
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Old City Special Services District Approves 7-Year Plan for Business Improvements and Services
Councilmember Squilla's bill approves a 7-year plan for the Old City Special Services District, outlining estimated costs and assessment methods for business improvements and services in the area.
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Pennsylvania University's Master Plan Amended in West Philadelphia Area Bounded by Walnut and 33rd Streets
Philadelphia's University of Pennsylvania Master Plan is being amended in a West Philadelphia area bounded by Walnut and 33rd Streets, specifically related to the David Rittenhouse Laboratory. The changes will take effect immediately.
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Zoning designations in area near Lancaster Avenue and 62nd Street to be changed under new maps.
Zoning designations near Lancaster Avenue and 62nd Street are set to change under new maps "A" and "B". The exact changes will be indicated on the updated maps.
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City to vacate Hartwell Lane and reserve water main and public utility right of way
Hartwell Lane is set to be vacated and a right of way reserved for water main and public utility purposes, with the city to accept a grant under certain terms and conditions.
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Zoning designations changing in Philadelphia area bounded by Wharton Street, Broad Street, Reed Street, and Carlisle Street.
Zoning designations in an area bounded by Wharton Street, Broad Street, Reed Street, and Carlisle Street will be changed to align with new zoning maps, as proposed by Council President Johnson and Councilmember Gilmore Richardson.
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Philadelphia Tightens Rules on Removing Heritage Trees from City Streets
Philadelphia's rules for removing heritage trees from city streets are about to get stricter, making it harder to remove these trees without meeting specific conditions or replacing them. Heritage trees must now be documented in a landscape plan and can only be removed with special permission.
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Self-service storage facilities prohibited in certain locations under proposed zoning change
City Council proposes banning self-service storage facilities in certain locations, as defined in a new zoning and planning code amendment introduced by Councilmember Driscoll.
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Northeast Philadelphia Zoning Districts Combined into New Tenth District Overlay District
Northeast Philadelphia's zoning map is getting a makeover with the combination of two existing districts into the new Tenth District Overlay District, streamlining zoning regulations in the area.
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Zoning designations for areas bounded by Roberts Avenue and Germantown Avenue proposed for change.
Councilmember Bass proposes changing zoning designations for areas bounded by Roberts Avenue, Germantown Avenue, and surrounding streets, as outlined in Maps "A1," "A2," and "A3".
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City Council Revamps Zoning Code Around Public Hubs to Foster More Transit Oriented Communities Across Philadelphia
Zoning laws in Philadelphia are being rewritten around public transportation hubs to foster more transit-oriented communities. The Transit-Oriented Development Overlay District is being renamed and expanded to cover a wider area, with new use, dimensional, and parking standards.
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City Council Votes to Axe Streets as Part of Revised City Plan No 120 Takes Shape
Cleveland Street between Girard Avenue and Stiles Street, along with part of 19th Street, are set to be erased from Philadelphia's city plan under a bill passed by City Council. The changes will be finalized if certain requirements are met within two years.
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North Philadelphia Zoning Map Changes Signed into Law After Years of Debate
North Philadelphia neighborhoods are in line for significant zoning changes as City Council debates the proposals today, with some areas set to see new zoning designations.
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Council Proposes Strict New Parking Rules Along Bustling West Chestnut Street
Council President Johnson and Councilmember Bass introduce a new overlay zoning district along West Chestnut Street with specific regulations for parking, loading, and development. The WCS Overlay District aims to revamp rules in the bustling area.
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Philadelphia City Plan Revised as Streets Along Girard and 18th Avenues Are Struck from Official Maps
Girard Avenue streets set for removal from city maps as City Council considers revisions to City Plan No. 120. Cleveland Street and Stiles Street would be struck from official maps under the proposed changes.
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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.
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City Requires Mural Owners to Notify City Hall Before Seeking Permits for Certain Properties
City property owners must now notify City Hall about certain murals on their properties when seeking specific permits to avoid potential preservation issues. The move aims to protect these artworks.
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City Council Unveils Ambitious Six-Year Budget Blueprint for Philly's Future Development and Infrastructure
Philadelphia City Council has approved a six-year capital program for 2027-2032, with estimated costs totaling $22.1 billion to fund various city infrastructure and development projects.
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Philadelphia Officials Overhaul Zoning Board Fees and Hearing Process to Streamline Decision Making
Zoning Board of Adjustment fees will change and hearing schedules will be revised as part of an overhaul aimed at streamlining decision-making processes in Philadelphia. Changes include new fees and hearing scheduling rules for the ZBA.
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