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6 bills matching right-of-way

Community & Neighborhoods·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 26, 2026

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.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Oct 26, 2023

Philadelphia Requires Notice and Permits for Long-Term Construction Projects on City Streets and Sidewalks

This bill amends the city's Right of Way Management policy to require notice and permits for construction projects that last more than 7 days, affecting streets and sidewalks in Philadelphia.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 19, 2014

Existing Staircase at 3066 E Street Granted Permitted Use Under City Ordinance

Bill allows an existing external steel staircase at a specific address (3066 E Street) to remain in place, under certain conditions.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 13, 2007

City Grants Right-of-Way to East Roosevelt Boulevard Owners Along Tacony Creek for Sewer Improvement Project

East Roosevelt Boulevard property owners are poised to give up part of their land for a long-awaited sewer improvement project, but it's unclear how much compensation they'll receive for the loss.

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Environment·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 16, 2005

Council OKs Deal Giving City Access to Salter Street Properties Through New Right-of-Way Agreement

Philadelphia Homeowners May See Rise in Property Taxes Under Proposed Levy Hike Bill A proposed measure aims to increase the annual tax on Philadelphia homes by $75, boosting city revenues but sparking concerns among residents already struggling with rising costs.

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Environment·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 18, 2003

Water Commissioner Seeks Deal with Anthony Lane Homeowners for Water Main Access on Ridge Avenue

A potential deal between Philadelphia's Water Commissioner and homeowners on Anthony Lane could soon give city crews access to a crucial water main line running along Ridge Avenue, boosting public safety. Residents have long complained about the aging infrastructure.

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