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Bill No. 02048700.doc
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BILL NO. 020487
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Redfield street, east side, Arch street to
Filbert street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Redfield street, east side, Arch street to Filbert street.
Bill No. 02046300.doc
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BILL NO. 020463
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
Referred to the
Committee on Rules
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Chapter 10-600 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled "Public Places -
Prohibited Conduct," by amending Section 10-611, entitled "Sidewalk Behavior,"
by amending the enforcement and penalties provisions; all under certain terms
and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Chapter 10-600 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
CHAPTER 10-600. PUBLIC PLACES - PROHIBITED CONDUCT.
* * *
§10-611. Sidewalk Behavior.
* * *
(7) Enforcement.
(a) No law enforcement officer shall issue a notice of violation or take any
coercive action against any person in violation of subsections (2)(g), (h), (l)
or (m), relating to lying, sitting, obstructing, or leaving objects unattended,
or (4)(b) or (c), relating to soliciting near a building entrance or bank. No
law enforcement officer shall issue a notice of violation or take any coercive
action against any person in violation of this Section, unless, prior to issuing
such notice or taking such action, the officer or his or her designated
representative:
[(.1) With respect to violations of subsections (2)(g), (h), (l) or (m),
relating to lying, sitting, obstructing, or leaving objects unattended, or
(4)(b) or (c), relating to soliciting near a building entrance or bank, first
issues an oral warning to the person or persons in violation, and then, if the
person or persons refuse to comply after receiving an oral warning, issues a
written warning to the person or persons in violation. The written warning shall
be printed in English and Spanish.]
* * *
(8) Penalties. A person found in violation of this Section shall be subject to
penalty, as follows:
(a) [For a violation of subsections (2)(a), relating to parking a motorized
vehicle on the sidewalk; (2)(b), relating to gambling on the sidewalk; (2)(g),
relating to lying on the sidewalk; (2)(c), relating to riding a bicycle on the
sidewalk; (2)(d), relating to riding a scooter, roller skates or skateboard on
the sidewalk; (2)(h), relating to sitting on the sidewalk; (2)(l), relating to
unreasonable obstructions on the sidewalk; and (2)(m), relating to unattended
belongings on the sidewalk, of not to exceed twenty (20) dollars.]
(b) [For a violation of subsections (4)(a), (b) and (c), relating to aggressive
solicitation, a fine of not more than one hundred (100) dollars.]
* * *
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.
____________________________
Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
Bill No. 02046400.doc
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BILL NO. 020464
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Nineteenth street, both sides, Fitzwater
street to Catharine street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Nineteenth street, both sides, Fitzwater street to Catharine street.
Bill No. 02046500.doc
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BILL NO. 020465
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Rosewood street, east side, Snyder avenue
to Jackson street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Rosewood street, east side, Snyder avenue to Jackson street.
Bill No. 02046600.doc
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BILL NO. 020466
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Rosewood street, east side, Porter street
to Shunk street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Rosewood street, east side, Porter street to Shunk street.
Bill No. 02046700.doc
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BILL NO. 020467
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Sixteenth street, east side, Porter street
to Shunk street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Sixteenth street, east side, Porter street to Shunk street.
Bill No. 02046800.doc
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BILL NO. 020468
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Broad street, west side, Bigler street to
Pollock street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
ONE-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Monday through Sunday)
Broad street, west side, Bigler street to Pollock street.
Bill No. 02046900.doc
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BILL NO. 020469
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Carlisle street, west side, Ritner street
to Porter street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Carlisle street, west side, Ritner street to Porter street.
Bill No. 02047000.doc
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BILL NO. 020470
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Colorado street, both sides, Bainbridge
street to Fitzwater street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Colorado street, both sides, Bainbridge street to Fitzwater street.
Bill No. 02047100.doc
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BILL NO. 020471
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Catharine street, both sides, Nineteenth
street to Twentieth street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Catharine street, both sides, Nineteenth street to Twentieth street.
Bill No. 02047200.doc
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BILL NO. 020472
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Fitzwater street, both sides, Twenty-first
street to Twenty-second street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:30PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Fitzwater street, both sides, Twenty-first street to Twenty-second street.
Bill No. 02047300.doc
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BILL NO. 020473
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Carlisle street, west side, Porter street
to Shunk street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Carlisle street, west side, Porter street to Shunk street.
Bill No. 02047400.doc
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BILL NO. 020474
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Carlisle street, west side, Shunk street to
Oregon avenue.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Carlisle street, west side, Shunk street to Oregon avenue.
Bill No. 02047500.doc
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BILL NO. 020475
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
for
Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Porter street, both sides, Broad street to
Fifteenth street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Porter street, both sides, Broad street to Fifteenth street.
Bill No. 02047600.doc
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BILL NO. 020476
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Mariano
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a No Truck Parking regulation on Orthodox street between Trenton
street and James street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following No Truck Parking regulation is hereby established:
NO TRUCK PARKING ANYTIME
Orthodox street between Trenton street and James street.
Bill No. 02047700.doc
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BILL NO. 020477
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Mariano
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a No Truck Parking regulation on Summerdale avenue from Kendrick
street to Hoffnagle street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following No Truck Parking regulation is hereby established:
NO TRUCK PARKING ANYTIME
Summerdale avenue between Kendrick street and Hoffnagle street.
Bill No. 02047800.doc
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BILL NO. 020478
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Mariano
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a No Truck Parking regulation on Friendship street between Loretto
avenue and Summerdale avenue.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following No Truck Parking regulation is hereby established:
NO TRUCK PARKING ANYTIME
Friendship street between Loretto avenue and Summerdale avenue.
Bill No. 02047900.doc
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BILL NO. 020479
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Mariano
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Wyoming avenue, both sides, "C" street to
"D" street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Wyoming avenue, both sides, "C" street to "D" street.
Bill No. 02048000.doc
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BILL NO. 020480
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Mariano
Referred to the
Committee on Public Property and Public Works
AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing the Commissioner of Public Property to execute and deliver to the
Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development (PAID), without consideration,
a deed conveying fee simple title to a certain tract of City-owned land with the
buildings and improvements thereon situated at the northwest corner of Fifth and
Huntingdon streets, subject generally to the terms and conditions of the
Philadelphia Industrial and Commercial Development Agreement among the City,
PAID, and the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation; and further
authorizing PAID, notwithstanding any contrary requirements of the Philadelphia
Industrial and Commercial Development Agreement, to convey such land and
property to the Associacion de Musicos Latinos Americanos for a nominal
consideration; all under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
Section 1. The Commissioner of Public Property is hereby authorized to execute
and deliver to the Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development (PAID),
without consideration, a deed conveying fee simple title to the tract of ground
described in the attached Exhibit A, situated at the northwest corner of Fifth
and Huntingdon streets, with the buildings and improvements thereon, subject to
a certain driveway easement (the property), subject generally to the terms and
conditions of the Philadelphia Industrial and Commercial Development Agreement
among the City, PAID, and the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation:
Section 2. The authorization set forth in Section 1 is conditioned upon the
Associacion de Musicos Latinos Americanos (AMLA) obtaining financing to develop,
rehabilitate, and/or improve part or all of the property by June 30, 2004.
Section 3. Notwithstanding any contrary requirement of the Philadelphia
Industrial and Commercial Development Agreement, PAID is hereby authorized to
convey the parcel for nominal consideration to the AMLA, provided, however, that
the AMLA executes a development agreement with PAID and agrees to maintain and
use the parcel and any improvements thereon for AMLAs offices and to provide
music education, appreciation and cultural enrichment services to Philadelphia
and surrounding communities.
Section 4. The City Solicitor is hereby authorized to review and to approve all
instruments and documents necessary to effectuate this Ordinance, which
instruments and documents shall contain such terms and conditions as the City
Solicitor shall deem necessary and proper to protect the interest of the City
and to carry out the purposes of the Philadelphia Industrial and Commercial
Development Agreement and this Ordinance.
EXHIBIT A
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piece of ground with the buildings or improvements
thereon erected, Situated in the 19th Ward of the City of Philadelphia, and
described according to a survey and Plan of Property made by James E. Shomper,
Surveyor and Regulator of the Sixth Survey District, dated July 12, 1990
(Bb-36), as follows:
Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Fifth
street, (60 wide) and the northerly side of Huntingdon street (50 wide); Thence
extending North seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes zero seconds West,
along the northerly side of the said Huntingdon street, the distance of Three
hundred eighteen feet zero inches to a point formed by the intersection of the
northerly side of the said Huntingdon street and the easterly side of Fairhill
street (50 wide); Thence extending North eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero
seconds East, along the easterly side of the said Fairhill street, the distance
of four hundred feet zero inches to a point on the southerly side of a certain
four foot wide alley, which extends eastwardly from the said Fairhill street to
Reese street (40 wide); Thence extending South seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine
minutes zero seconds East, along the southerly side of the said alley, also
partly passing through a wall, the distance of Fifty-three feet five inches to a
point; Thence extending South eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero seconds
West, passing through a wall, the distance of one hundred thirteen feet eight
inches to a point; Thence extending South seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine
minutes zero seconds East, passing through a wall, the distance of seven inches
to a point; Thence extending South eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero
seconds West, passing through a wall the distance of one and one-half inches to
a point; thence extending South seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes zero
seconds East, along the southerly face of a brick wall, also along a side of a
certain variable width easement, hereinafter more fully described, extending
northwardly and eastwardly into the said Reese street, the distance of thirty
feet eleven and one-fourth inches to a point; Thence extending North eleven
degrees twenty-one minutes zero seconds East, along the easterly face of a brick
wall, also along a side of the said easement, the distance of forty-two feet
four and one-half inches to a point; Thence extending South seventy-eight
degrees thirty-nine minutes zero seconds East, along the face of a brick wall,
also along another side of the said easement, the distance of eight feet zero
inches to a point; Thence extending North eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero
seconds East, along the easterly face of a brick wall, also along another side
of the said easement, the distance of twenty-one feet eight and one-half inches
to a point; Thence extending South seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes
zero seconds East, along the southerly face of a brick wall, also along another
side of the said easement, the distance of forty-six feet three-fourths inches
to a point on the westerly side of the said Reese street; Thence extending South
eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero seconds West, along the westerly side of
the said Reese street, the distance of seven feet three and five-eighths inches
to a point of curvature, being the beginning of a Cul-de-Sac at the terminus of
the said Reese street; Thence extending southwestwardly, along the westerly side
of the said Reese street, on the arc of a circle, curving to the right, having a
radius of ten feet zero inches, a central angle of seventy-eight degrees
twenty-seven minutes forty-seven seconds, and an arc distance of thirteen feet
eight and three-eighths inches to a point of reverse curve; Thence extending
southwardly along the westerly side of the Cul-de-Sac of the said Reese street,
on the arc of a circle, curving to the left, having a radius of forty feet zero
inches, a central angle of one hundred sixty-eight degrees twenty-seven minutes
forty-seven seconds, and an arc distance of one hundred seventeen feet seven and
one-fourth inches to a point of tangency on the southerly terminus of the said
Reese street; Thence extending South seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes
zero seconds East, partly along the southerly terminus of the said Reese street,
also partly through a wall, the distance of one hundred one feet zero inches to
a point; Thence extending South eleven degrees twenty-one minutes zero seconds
West, the distance of four feet zero inches to a point; Thence extending South
seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes zero seconds East, partly passing
through a wall, the distance of seventy-eight feet zero inches to a point on the
westerly side of the said Fifth street; Thence extending South eleven degrees
twenty-one minutes zero seconds West, along the westerly side of the said Fifth
street, the distance of two hundred fifty feet zero inches to the first
mentioned point and place of beginning;
CONTAINING in total area 91,778.0 square feet or 2.10693 acres.
UNDER AND SUBJECT TO:
All that certain Variable Width Easement, Situate in the Nineteenth Ward of the
City of Philadelphia and described in accordance with a survey and Plan made by
James E.Shomper, Surveyor and Regulator of the Sixth Survey District, dated July
12, 1990 and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Reese street (forty feet wide) at
the distance of one hundred forty-nine feet eight and one-half inches
southwardly from the southerly side of Lehigh avenue (one hundred twenty feet
wide); Thence extending south eleven degrees twenty-one minutes west, along the
westerly side of said Reese street, the distance of seven feet three and
five-eighths inches to a point of curve; thence extending southwardly and
westwardly along the westerly side of said Reese street along an arc curving to
the right having a radius of ten feet, the arc distance of three feet nine and
one-half inches to a point of reverse curve; thence extending westwardly and
southwardly along the westerly side of the said Reese street along an arc
curving to the left having a radius of forty feet, the arc distance of
thirty-four feet ten and seven-eighths inches to a point; thence extending north
seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes west, the distance of four feet ten
inches to a point; thence extending south eleven degrees twenty-one minutes west
the distance of thirty-nine feet ten and one-half inches to a point; thence
extending north seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes west, the distance of
forty feet three inches to a point; thence extending north eleven degrees
twenty-one minutes east, the distance of thirty-four feet seven and one-half
inches to a point; thence extending south seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine
minutes east, the distance of thirty feet eleven and one-quarter inches to a
point; thence extending north eleven degrees twenty-one minutes east, the
distance of forty-two feet four and one-half inches to a point; thence extending
south seventy-eight degrees thirty-nine minutes east, the distance of eight feet
to a point; thence extending north eleven degrees twenty-one minutes east, the
distance of twenty-one feet eight and one-half inches to a point; thence
extending south seventy eight degrees thirty nine minutes east, the distance of
forty-six feet zero and three-quarter inches to a point on the westerly side of
Reese street, being the first mentioned point and place of beginning.
Containing in area two thousand eight hundred forty-eight square feet or six
thousand five hundred thirty-eight one hundred thousandths acres.
Bill No. 02048100.doc
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BILL NO. 020481
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Finance
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Title 17 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Contracts and Procurement,
by adding a new Chapter requiring the City Controller to prepare or cause to be
prepared economic impact statements for certain development projects prior to
funding of such projects by the City or a City-related agency; all under certain
terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Title 17 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
TITLE 17. CONTRACTS AND PROCUREMENT.
* * *
CHAPTER 17-1100. ECONOMIC IMPACT STATEMENTS FOR CITY-FUNDED DEVELOPMENT
PROJECTS.
§17-1101. Definitions.
(1) City-funded Development Project. Any development project for which the total
project cost is at least fifty million dollars ($50 million) and for which the
City or a City-related Agency contributes any portion of the funding pursuant to
City Council authorization or approval. For purposes of this definition, the
City or a City-related Agency contributes any portion of the funding of a
project if it contributes money in support of the project either directly or
indirectly (such as by making payments under a service or other agreement that
support the repayment of bonds issued to fund the project), or if it makes any
in-kind contribution to the project, including, but not limited to, any transfer
of any interest in real estate, site improvement, environmental remediation,
infrastructure improvements which benefit the project (including, but not
limited to curbs, sidewalks, streets, drainage or water and sewer mains), loans,
grants, tax incentives, tax abatements, tax increment financing, or any other
form of public supported financing which in whole or in part is subject to
authorization or approval by City Council, condemnation, eminent domain,
relocation assistance, or economic stimulus funding.
(2) City-related Agency. Any authority or quasi-public corporation which either:
(a) receives appropriations from the City; or
(b) has entered into a continuing contractual or cooperative relationship with
the City; or
(c) operates under legal authority granted by City ordinance.
§17-1102. Economic Impact Statement Required.
(1) City Council shall not authorize or approve any portion of the funding of a
City-funded Development Project unless an Economic Impact Statement for such
Project is filed with the Chief Clerk of Council no less than sixty days prior
to such authorization or approval. If significant changes are made to a Project
after an Economic Impact Statement is filed, then an updated Economic Impact
Statement must be filed with the Chief Clerk of Council at least seven days
prior to Councils authorization or approval. All Economic Impact Statements must
be prepared by the City Controller or by an independent entity with no interest
in the Project retained by the City Controller to prepare such Statement. At the
same time the Economic Impact Statement is filed with the Chief Clerk of
Council, copies shall also be provided to the Board of the Pennsylvania
Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority in order to solicit and receive their
comments on the Economic Impact Statement and any independent analysis they may
have of such Project and the funding of such Project by the City or a
City-related Agency.
(2) An Economic Impact Statement shall include:
(a) The budget for the Project, including sources and uses of funds by category,
including City, state, federal and private funding.
(b) An analysis of the economic impact of the Project on the City, including,
but not limited to, its impact on City tax revenues, School District tax
revenues, and other City and School District revenues, and the impact of the
Project on City services.
(c) An analysis of the impact of the Project on the Citys economy as a whole,
with a separate analysis of the development and post-development phases of the
Project, including, but not limited to, the impact on employment of residents
and non-residents in construction and permanent jobs, the impact on contracting
opportunities for local and regional businesses, and any other predicted
spin-off economic effects.
(d) An analysis of any feasibility and/or marketing studies that are developed
which document the need for the Project and its viability.
(e) A detailed explanation of the significant assumptions and methods of
estimation used in arriving at the projections contained in the Economic Impact
Statement.
(f) Any other matters that City Council by resolution directs.
____________________________
Explanation:
Italics indicate new matter added.
Bill No. 02048200.doc
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BILL NO. 020482
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
AN ORDINANCE
Amending The Philadelphia Code to revise various requirements and prohibitions
relating to Educational Housing Districts, by amending Chapter 10-1800
(Vicarious Liability for Student Conduct), including revising the definition of
the term responsible party; amending Chapter 9-2400 (Universities and Students),
including by revising student address notification requirements applicable to
students, universities and colleges; revising requirements on students and
colleges and universities regarding the students vehicles; revising requirements
on colleges and universities regarding the provision to the City of certain
policies and information; adding certain requirements applicable to landlords;
adding certain reporting requirements; adding certain requirements regarding
cooperation with enforcement officials; and making technical changes; all under
certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Title 10 of The Philadelphia Code is amended to read as follows:
TITLE 10. REGULATION OF INDIVIDUAL CONDUCT AND ACTIVITY.
* * *
CHAPTER 10-1800. VICARIOUS LIABILITY FOR STUDENT CONDUCT.
§10-1801. Definitions.
(1) Educational Housing District. Shall mean the following geographic areas:
(a) The Fourth Councilmanic District.
(2) Responsible Party. Shall mean any parent of, legal guardian of, or other
adult legally responsible for any student [and the college or university in
which a student is enrolled].
(3) Student. Shall mean any person under the age of twenty-three (23) years
enrolled full-time in a college or university undergraduate degree program.
§10-1802. Vicarious Liability.
(1) A responsible party shall be liable for any violation of any provision of
Section 9-2405 (relating to Zoning Compliance), Chapter 10-400 (relating to
Noise and Excessive Vibration), Chapter 10-500 (relating to Property - Damaging,
Defacing and Interfering With), Chapter 10-600 (relating to Public Places -
Prohibited Conduct) or Chapter 10-700 (relating to Refuse and Littering)
committed within an Educational Housing District by a student with whom it has a
relationship as a responsible party as defined by this Chapter.
§10-1803. Penalties.
(1) The penalty for liability under this Chapter shall be a fine not to exceed
three hundred dollars ($300). Any person authorized to enforce ordinances who
becomes aware of a violation of Chapter 10-400, Chapter 10-500, 10-600 or 10-700
by a student in an Educational Housing District shall serve upon one or more
responsible party a notice of violation of this Chapter. The amount that may be
paid by the responsible party to admit the violation and waive appearance in
municipal court shall be such amount as is otherwise provided by this Code for
payment to avoid further penalty in connection with the violation at issue.
[(2) If any responsible party meets the definition of that term under more than
one criterion, the responsible party shall not be fined more than once in
connection with the same violation.]
[(3)] (2) If any student is determined to be in violation of any of those
provisions three times during any one year period in connection with conduct at
any single location, such location shall be considered a nuisance for which all
remedies for nuisance properties under this Code or at common law shall apply,
including the right of a private citizen to bring an equity action to prevent
further conduct creating the nuisance at such property.
[(4)] (3) The official who serves a notice of violation of any of the provisions
of the Code referenced in section 10-1802 on a student shall also provide any
college or university attended by such student that has a substantial portion of
its facilities located within an Educational Housing District a copy of the
notice of violation, and shall provide the owner of the residence where the
student resides notification of any such violation that occurs at such
residence. A property owner who receives such notification shall also forward a
copy of the notification to the university or college attended by the student.
Within 10 days of receipt of a third notice of violation under this subsection,
the owner shall provide the Department with a written plan of action for how the
owner intends to bring about the end of the activity creating the nuisance at
the property.
[(5) Upon notification to a landlord by a student pursuant to section 9-2402
that the lessee of a residence is a student, the landlord shall provide the
student with a copy of Bill No. 010695. The landlord shall include in his lease
with any student a provision stating that, if the student is determined to be in
violation of any of the provisions referenced in section 10-1802 three times
during any one year period in connection with conduct at the residence leased to
the student, the owner has cause to evict the student from the property. The
lease shall also include a provision stating that the student has received a
copy of the bill and has read it, which provision must be specifically signed by
the student. Nothing in this subsection shall prevent the owner from invoking
any lawful remedies under the lease or otherwise as may be permitted by law
based on the behavior of the student.
(6) Failure of a landlord to comply with any provision of this section shall
subject the property owner to the penalties set forth in this section.]
SECTION 2. Title 9 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
TITLE 9. REGULATION OF BUSINESSES, TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
* * *
CHAPTER 9-[2400] 2800. UNIVERSITIES, LANDLORDS AND STUDENTS.
§9-[2401] 2801. Definitions. The terms Educational Housing District and Student
shall have the meanings as defined under Chapter 10-1800.
§9-[2402] 2802. [Address] Notification Requirements.
(1) Each student living, or intending to live, in an Educational Housing
District while attending school must:
(a) before signing a lease or becoming a tenant of a property located in an
Educational Housing District, notify his or her landlord that he or she is a
student, provide the landlord with the name of the school he or she attends and
advise the landlord whether the school is in an Educational Housing District[,
if he or she does not own the building where he or she is residing]; and
(b) provide the college or university that he or she attends with his or her
local address no later than [the start of each semester, trimester or quarter of
school in which the student is enrolled] September 1 of each year or in
accordance with the adopted policy of the college or university for the
provision of local addresses in order to assist the college or university in its
efforts to contact students in the event that the college or university needs to
notify them of matters involving danger or threats to health, safety or the
general welfare, respond to local or national emergencies, or respond to any
lawful government inquiry. The student shall notify the college or university
within five (5) days of any change in that address.
(2) Each college or university that has a substantial portion of its facilities
located within an Educational Housing District shall:
(a) require that its students provide the college or university with a current
address at which the student is living while attending the college or university
and notify the college or university within five (5) days of any change in that
address;
(b) certify in writing to the Department [within forty-five (45) days of the
first day of classes of the fall semester, trimester or quarter of each school
year,] by October 1 of each year that the college or university has obtained
such addresses from at least 95% of its students;
(c) provide its students with a copy of [Bill No. 010695] Chapters 10-1800 and
9-2800 of this Code each year at the time of registration.
§9-[2403] 2803. Information To Be Provided To Police Department By Colleges And
Universities.
(1) Each college and university that has a substantial portion of its facilities
located within an Educational Housing District must, by [the start of classes of
the fall semester, trimester or quarter of each school year] September 1 of each
year, provide the Police Department with:
(a) a security plan for its students residing in and around the university or
college campus. Such plan shall include:
(.1) an explanation of the security measures to be provided at any dormitory or
any off-campus housing leased by the college or university in an Educational
Housing District on behalf of students; and
(.2) an explanation of the security measures to be provided in any area in the
vicinity of the college or university located in an Educational Housing District
where a significant number of the college or universitys students live.
(b) the university or colleges policy regarding student discipline and the
policy of the college or university regarding what actions will be taken upon
notice to the college or university that a student is determined to be in
violation of any of the provisions referenced in section 10-1802 of the Code
three (3) times during any one year period. Such actions may include, but are
not limited to, fines against the student assessed by the college or university,
suspension or expulsion from the college or university, termination of
university provided student housing or such other penalty as may be provided by
the college or university code of conduct or student disciplinary policy.
(c) a statement reflecting the college or universitys policy regarding which
students are permitted by the college or university to own, operate or control
vehicles on or off of the campus of the college or university and a parking plan
for cars owned, operated or controlled by its students explaining the means used
to control parking on the grounds of the campus and of controlling parking at
any area in the vicinity of the college or university located in an Educational
Housing District where a significant number of the college or university's
students live.
(d) the policy statement required under section 9-2804(6).
(2) Within ten (10) days of receipt of a third notice of violation by a student
of the provisions referenced in section 10-1802, the college or university shall
provide the Police Department with a written plan of action detailing the
actions that the college or university will take in order to prevent further
such violations by the student.
§9-[2404] 2804. Vehicle Identification Requirement.
(1) In order to assist the college or university in its efforts to: contact
students in order to notify them of matters involving danger or threats to
health, safety or the general welfare; respond to local or national emergencies;
or respond to any lawful government inquiry, [E]each college or university that
has a substantial portion of its facilities located in whole or in part in an
Educational Housing District shall require that its students either provide the
college or university with the model, make, and license number of any vehicles
owned, operated or controlled by such student, and a copy of a current
registration and valid insurance certificate for each such vehicle, or certify
in writing that the student does not own, operate or control a vehicle. The
college or university shall certify in writing to the Police Department by
October 1 of each year that the college or university has obtained either the
required information or the written certification from at least 95% of all of
its students.
(2) The college or university shall issue to [the] each student who provides
information regarding vehicle ownership, operation or control a sticker as
evidence that such information has been provided to the university. Such sticker
shall identify the issuing college or university.
(3) Any student issued such sticker shall place it [on the drivers side rear
bumper] inside the drivers side rear window of any vehicle owned, operated or
controlled by such student.
(4) The penalty for a college or universitys failure to [issue a sticker to a
student under this Code or for a student failing] comply with the provisions of
this section, or for a students failure to provide accurate information or
certification to his or her college or university, or a students failure to
affix such sticker once issued shall be a fine of not less than [one hundred
dollars ($100)] fifty dollars ($50) nor more than [three hundred dollars ($300)]
one hundred and fifty dollars ($150). Each day of non-compliance shall
constitute a separate violation.
(5) Any person authorized to serve parking tickets pursuant to Chapter 12-2800
of this Code who serves a parking ticket in connection with a car located in an
Educational Housing District that is identified as belonging to a student for
any parking violation under Title 12, The Traffic Code, including but not
limited to violations such as parking in or blocking a driveway, parking on the
sidewalk or parking within fifteen feet of a fire hydrant, shall also serve a
copy of the ticket to the college or university identified on the sticker
reflecting that the car belongs to a student.
[(5)] (6) The college or university [issuing such sticker] served such copy of
the parking ticket shall [be liable for all parking violations under Title 12,
The Traffic Code, involving the students vehicle when the vehicle is located in
an Educational Housing District, including but not limited to violations such as
parking in or blocking a driveway, parking on the sidewalk or parking within
fifteen feet of a fire hydrant,] maintain a list of the number of such
violations by student and owner and by vehicle. The college or university shall
develop a policy, which shall be provided to the Police Department, that details
the actions to be taken by the college or university upon notice that any
individual student has received three (3) or more parking violations during any
one year period in an Educational Housing District. Such actions may include,
but are not limited to, fines against the student assessed by the college or
university, suspension of college or university issued parking privileges,
termination of college or university permission to own, operate or control a
vehicle on or off of the campus of the college or university or such other
penalty as may be provided by the college or university code of conduct or
student disciplinary policy. Within ten (10) days of receipt of a third notice
of parking violation by a student, the college or university shall provide to
the Police Department a written plan of action which details what action the
college or university will take to prevent such parking violations in the
future.
[(6) Any person authorized to serve parking tickets pursuant to Chapter 12-2800
of this Code who serves a parking ticket in connection with a car located in an
Educational Housing District that is identified as belonging to a student shall
issue an additional ticket to the college or university identified on the
sticker reflecting that the car belongs to a student. The penalties for such
liability shall be the same as set forth in the ticket otherwise served in
connection with the violation. The procedures and administrative system set
forth in Chapter 12-2800 shall apply in connection with such ticket.]
(7) The university or college shall provide for the towing and shall be liable
for all costs, public or private, associated with the removal by towing,
pursuant to the Code, of any car for which it has issued a sticker that is
subject to towing pursuant to Section 12-2405.1 of the Code, provided, however,
that the college or university may charge such cost to the owner of the vehicle
or student in control of the vehicle.
§9-[2405] 2805. Zoning Compliance.
(1) No student may live in an Educational Housing District in any dwelling which
is in violation of the Zoning Code, including any dwelling in which more than
three unrelated persons are living as a single household unit without a valid
use registration permit. Nothing in this section shall relieve a property owner
from any liability or duty to comply with any applicable provision of the Zoning
Code and whenever a student is served with a notice of violation pursuant to
this subsection, the property owner shall also be served with a notice of
violation.
§9-2806. Lease And Other Landlord Requirements.
(1) Upon notification to a landlord by a student pursuant to section 9-2802 that
the lessee or tenant of a residence located in an Educational Housing District
is a student, the landlord shall:
(a) provide the student with a copy of Chapters 10-1800 and 9-2800 of this Code;
(b) provide, by September 1 of each year, the name and address of each student
lessee or tenant to the college or university at which the student is enrolled
if such college or university has a substantial portion of its facilities
located in an Educational Housing District; and
(c) determine whether the student lessee or tenant owns, operates or controls a
vehicle kept at or near the leased property, and, if the student owns one or
more vehicles, determine the year, make and model of the vehicle. The landlord
shall provide the college or university at which the student is enrolled the
information regarding the vehicle he or she obtains.
(2) The landlord shall include in any lease with a student for a property in an
Educational Housing District a provision stating that, if the student is
determined to be in violation of any of the provisions referenced in section
10-1802 three times during any one year period in connection with conduct at the
residence leased to the student, the owner has cause to evict the student from
the property. The lease shall also include a provision stating that the student
has received a copy of the referenced Chapters of the Code and has read them,
which provision must be specifically signed by the student. Nothing in this
subsection shall prevent the owner from invoking any lawful remedies under the
lease or otherwise, including eviction at any time upon violation of any lease
provision, as may be permitted by law based on the behavior of the student.
(3) At the time the lease is signed, the landlord shall ask, and the student
tenant shall provide, the names of all individuals residing, on a full or
part-time basis, at the property. The names of all such residents shall be
specifically stated in the lease and, after the lease is signed, must be added
to the lease within 5 days of the individual becoming a resident of the
property. The landlord shall, by September 1 of each year, provide the name and
address of each student residing at the property, including the student lessee,
to the college or university at which such student is enrolled, and shall
provide the college or university updated information upon receiving it from the
student residents of the property.
§9-2807. Cooperation With Enforcement Officials.
Upon request by an appropriate official, a college or university shall provide
such information as may be necessary to protect health, safety, assist in a
crisis or emergency, or to carry out any other purpose of this Chapter, provided
however that no college or university shall be required to take any action that
would violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act or any other
provision of City, state or federal law.
§9-2808. Reporting Requirement.
By November 1 of each year, the Managing Director or his or her representative
shall provide the following information in a report to the Mayor and the
President of City Council, with a copy to the Chief Clerk of City Council:
(1) Which colleges and universities have complied with the address certification
requirement of section 9-2802;
(2) Which colleges and universities have complied with the vehicle certification
requirement of section 9-2804;
(3) A listing of the numbers and types of violations of the provisions
referenced in section 10-1802 and Title 12, The Traffic Code for which violation
notices were served on students in the Educational Housing District in the 12
month period between October 1 of the preceding year and September 30 of the
current year, segregated by the school attended by such students; and
(4) A listing of all buildings at which three or more violations of the
provisions referenced in section 10-1802 have occurred in the 12 month period
between October 1 of the preceding year and September 30 of the current year.
(5) A listing of all buildings for which application has been made in the 12
month period between October 1 of the preceding year and September 30 of the
current year for certification of inspection by the Department of Licenses and
Inspection under section 4-200.PM-102.1.1 in order to obtain or renew a
multi-family dwelling license. Such listing shall identify the buildings
inspected by the Department and the buildings for which certification has been
provided. In connection with buildings that have been inspected, but for which
certification has not been issued, the listing shall include a description of
the violations of Building Construction and Occupancy Code requirements that
prevented certification and a description of the actions that must be taken by
the owner of the structure to obtain certification.
___________________________________
Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020483
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Terminating a parking regulation on Allegheny avenue, north side, Henry avenue
to Thirty-second street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby terminated:
ONE-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Allegheny avenue, north side, Henry avenue to Thirty-second street.
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BILL NO. 020484
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Chapter 9-2400 of The Philadelphia Code (Universities and Students) by
adding requirements applicable to landlords who rent to students in Educational
Housing Districts and to the colleges and universities attended by such
students; by adding certain reporting requirements related to such requirements;
and by making technical changes; all under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Title 9 of The Philadelphia Code is amended to read as follows:
TITLE 9. REGULATION OF BUSINESSES, TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
* * *
CHAPTER [9-2400] 9-2800. UNIVERSITIES, LANDLORDS AND STUDENTS
* * *
§9-[2401] 2801 Definitions. The terms Educational Housing District and Student
shall have the meanings as defined under Chapter 10-1800. The term adult
supervisor shall mean a person of at least 21 years of age.
* * *
§9-[2402] 2802
* * *
§9-[2403] 2803
* * *
§9-[2404] 2804
* * *
§9-[2405] 2805
* * *
§9-2808. Reporting Requirement.
* * *
(6) A listing of all buildings for which security and parking plans and
telephone contact information have been submitted pursuant to section 9-2809.
§9-2809. Student Supervision Requirement.
(1) In an Educational Housing District, unless a landlord complies with the
provisions of subsection (2), no landlord may
(a) permit more than twenty-five students to live in any residential building,
or
(b) permit students to live in more than twenty-five percent of the units in any
building with more than six residential units, unless there are fewer than six
students living in the building.
(2) A landlord subject to the provisions of this subsection pursuant to the
provisions of subsection (1) shall either comply with the following or enter
into a master lease with a college or university pursuant to which such college
or university leases from the landlord all units occupied by students who attend
the college or university and the students sublease the units from the college
or university:
(a) ensure that adult supervisors acting as agent for the landlord live in the
building, according to the following schedule:
(.1) For a building with fewer than 18 students, one adult supervisor.
(.2) For a building with 18 to 29 students, two adult supervisors.
(.3) For a building with 30 students, three adult supervisors, plus one
additional adult supervisor for every 12 additional students.
(.4) A landlord may substitute one building manager for the first required adult
supervisor, but not for any other required adult supervisors.
(b) require the adult supervisors to supervise the conduct of residents in the
building to prohibit violation of this Code or any other provision of law;
(c) provide to the Police Department by the September 1 of each year a security
plan for the area within the building and an area around the building of no less
than three hundred (300) feet;
(d) provide to the Police Department by September 1 of each year a parking plan
for cars owned, operated or controlled by the residents of the building setting
forth the number of cars owned by such residents, the number of private parking
spaces located at the building premises, and describing the availability of
on-street parking in the near vicinity of the building; and
(e) provide the Department of Licenses and Inspections with current daytime,
nighttime, weekend and emergency telephone numbers where the owner of the
building, the adult supervisor(s) and building manager can be contacted at all
times.
(3) A college or university that rents property under a master lease that
satisfies a landlords obligations pursuant to subsection (2) must:
(a) ensure that resident advisors, student supervisors or similar persons
selected, trained and approved by the college or university live in the building
in numbers based on the standards and criteria used by the college or university
to determine the ratio of supervisors-to-students in housing owned, managed or
operated by the college or university. A resident advisor, student supervisor or
other similar person may be a student;
(b) impose on such advisors the responsibilities that a resident advisor,
student supervisor or similar person has in the on-campus student dormitories of
such university or college;
(c) apply the provisions of the college or universitys student code of conduct
and student disciplinary policy to all student conduct at such building as if
the building were a college or university dormitory;
(d) comply with the requirements set forth in subsections (2)(c) and (d); and
(e) provide the Department of Licenses and Inspections with current daytime,
nighttime, weekend and emergency telephone numbers where appropriate college or
university officials responsible for student housing, student affairs and
student safety, as well as the resident advisor(s), student supervisor(s) or
other similar person(s) residing at the building can be contacted at all times.
____________________________
Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020485
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmembers Nutter and Ortiz
Referred to the
Committee on Law and Government
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the City of
Philadelphia of an amendment to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter, as approved
by Resolution of the City Council, to provide for the creation, appointment,
powers and duties of an independent Philadelphia Public School Performance and
Accountability Board, to provide for certain actions by the Mayor relating to
the work of such Board, and to provide for a process by which local control of
the School District may be returned to the citizens of Philadelphia; fixing the
date of a special election for such purpose; prescribing the form of ballot
questions to be voted on; and authorizing the appropriate officers to publish
notice and to make arrangements for the special election.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. There shall be submitted for the approval or disapproval of the
qualified electors of the City of Philadelphia at the election to be held May
20, 2003, an amendment to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter relating to the
creation, appointment, powers and duties of a Philadelphia Public School
Performance and Accountability Board, providing for certain actions by the Mayor
relating to the work of such Board, and providing for a process by which local
control of the School District may be returned to the citizens of Philadelphia.
SECTION 2. There shall be placed on the ballot the following question to be
answered Yes or No by the qualified electors participating in the election:
Shall the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter be amended to provide for the creation,
appointment, powers and duties of an independent Philadelphia Public School
Performance and Accountability Board, provide that the Mayor take certain
actions in response to the work of such Board, and provide for a process by
which local control of the School District may be returned to the citizens of
Philadelphia?
The proposed amendment is contained in Resolution No. _ approved by Council on ,
2002, and filed in the Office of the Clerk of Council.
SECTION 3. The Clerk of Council is hereby directed to have printed in pamphlet
form, in sufficient number for general distribution, the proposed amendment to
the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter as set forth in Resolution No. , together
with the ballot question set forth in Section 2 of this Ordinance.
SECTION 4. The Clerk of Council is hereby directed to cause to be published in
three (3) newspapers of general circulation in the City and in the Legal
Intelligencer the proposed amendment to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter,
together with the ballot question set forth in Section 2 of this Ordinance, once
a week during the three (3) weeks preceding the election on May 20, 2003; and
further, at such other time and in such other manner as she may consider
desirable.
SECTION 5. The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to issue a proclamation
giving at least thirty (30) days notice of such election. The Clerk of Council
shall cause a copy of the proclamation to be published, together with the notice
provided for in Section 4 of this Ordinance.
SECTION 6. The appropriate officers are authorized and directed to take such
action as may be required for the holding of an election on the ballot question
set forth in Section 2 of this Ordinance as provided for by the laws of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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BILL NO. 020486
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Rules
AN ORDINANCE
Adopting an amendment to the Articles of Incorporation of the City Avenue
Special Services District of Philadelphia and Lower Merion to extend the term of
that Authority; all under certain terms and conditions.
WHEREAS, The City of Philadelphia Ordinance No. 960561 (which was signed into
law on December 18, 1996) and the Township of Lower Merion Ordinance 3432 (which
was signed into law on November 20, 1996) authorized the organization of an
Authority known as the City Avenue Special Services District of Philadelphia and
Lower Merion (the "Authority") pursuant to the provisions of the "Municipality
Authorities Act of 1945," P.L. 382, as amended, (the "Act"); and
WHEREAS, The Authority was created for a term of five years, as set forth in the
Articles of Incorporation approved by City of Philadelphia Ordinance No. 960561
and Township of Lower Merion Ordinance 3432; and
WHEREAS, The Authority has proposed and City Council desires to extend the term
of the Authority to December 31, 2022 by filing an amendment to the Articles of
Incorporation of the Authority; now, therefore,
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. City Council hereby adopts the following amendment to the Articles of
Incorporation of the City Avenue Special Services District of Philadelphia and
Lower Merion (the "Authority) as proposed by the Board of Directors of the
Authority:
Paragraph (f) of the Articles of Incorporation shall be deleted in its entirety
and, in lieu thereof, paragraph (f) shall be as follows:
"(f) The Authority shall exist for a term which shall commence on the date a
Certificate of Incorporation is issued, as required by the provisions of the
Act, by the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and shall terminate on
December 31, 2022."
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BILL NO. 020462
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Blackwell
Referred to the
Committee on Rules
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code (Zoning and Planning) by amending
Chapter 14-2007 (Historic Buildings, Structures, Sites, Objects and Districts)
to require that the Historical Commission make recommendations to City Council
and the Mayor regarding the designation of districts of the City as historic;
providing for designation of historic districts by ordinance; and amending the
procedures for such designations; all under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code (Zoning and Planning) is amended as
follows:
TITLE 14. ZONING AND PLANNING.
* * *
CHAPTER 14-2000. SPECIAL CONTROLS IN AREAS
ABUTTING PARKWAYS, HISTORICAL SHRINES AND CIVIC PROJECTS.
* * *
§14-2007. Historic Buildings, Structures, Sites, Objects and Districts.
* * *
(2) Definitions. The following words and phrases shall have the meaning ascribed
to them in this section:
* * *
(k) Historic district, object, site or structure. A district, object, site or
structure which is designated [by the Commission] as historic pursuant to this
section.
* * *
(4) Powers and Duties of the Commission. The powers and duties of the
Philadelphia Historical Commission shall be as follows:
* * *
(b) [Delineate] Make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council concerning
the delineation of the boundaries of [and designate as historic] those districts
which the Commission determines, pursuant to the criteria set forth in
Subsection (5) of this Section, [are significant to the City] should be
designated as historic;
* * *
(6) Public Notice and Meeting:
* * *
(d) During the sixty days prior to a Commission hearing on whether to recommend
designation of a particular historic district, the City Planning Commission
shall review and comment on creation of the district and transmit its comments
to the Historical Commission to assist the Commission in making its
determination.
(e) The Commission shall provide City Council and the Mayor with its
recommendation with respect to the designation of a particular historic
district, along with the reasons for its recommendation. Council shall act on
the recommendation by ordinance as it deems appropriate.
(f) The Commission shall send written notice of the designation as historic of a
building, structure, site[,] or object[, or district] to the owners of each
separately designated building, structure, site or object and, upon an ordinance
designating a particular district as historic becoming law, to the owners of
each building, structure, site, or object within such [a] district [designated
historic], which shall include reasons for the designation. Notice shall be sent
to the registered owner's last known address as the same appears in the real
estate tax records of the Department of Revenue and sent to the Owner at the
street and address of the property in question. The Commission shall send
written notice of historic designation to any person appearing at the public
hearing who requests notification.
[(f)] (g) * * *
[(g)] (h) * * *
(7) Permits:
* * *
(l) The Department shall not issue any permit for the demolition, alteration or
construction of any building, structure, site or object which is being
considered by the Commission for designation as historic or which is located
within a district being considered by the Commission for designation as historic
where the permit application is filed on or after the date that notices of
proposed designation have been mailed, except that the Department may issue a
permit if the Commission has approved the application or has not taken final
action on designation or recommendation of designation of a district and more
than ninety (90) days have elapsed from the date the permit application was
filed with the Commission. Where the Commission takes final action on
designation or recommendation within the time allotted herein, any permit
application on file with the Department shall be deemed to have been filed after
the date of the Commission's action for purposes of this section, except that,
if the Commission has recommended designation of a district, the Department may
only issue a permit if more than one hundred eighty (180) days have elapsed from
the date of the Commissions recommendation and an ordinance designating the
district as historic has not become law.
* * *
SECTION 2. The districts designated as historic by the Historical Commission
prior to the time of adoption of this Ordinance shall remain so designated,
unless such designation is removed by ordinance.
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Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020488
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Ridge avenue, west side, between Martin
street to Ripka street. Ridge avenue, east side, between Martin street to
Hermitage street. East Green lane, both sides, Ridge avenue to Lawton street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Ridge avenue, west side, between Martin street to Ripka street. Ridge avenue,
east side, between Martin street to Hermitage street. East Green lane, both
sides, Ridge avenue to Lawton street.
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BILL NO. 020489
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Nutter
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Millick street, west side, Market street to
Arch street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Millick street, west side, Market street to Arch street.
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BILL NO. 020490
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmembers DiCicco, Kenney, Ortiz, Nutter, Council President Verna and
Councilmember Tasco
Referred to the
Committee on Finance
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Section 19-1301 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Real Estate Taxes,
by providing that real estate taxes imposed under that Section shall be based
upon the assessed value of real estate as returned by the Board of Revision of
Taxes in 2001, thereby freezing such real estate taxes at the level imposed for
tax year 2002, under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Section 19-1301 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Real Estate Taxes,
is hereby amended to read as follows:
§19-1301. Real Estate Taxes.
* * *
(8) A tax is hereby levied on each one hundred dollars ($100) of the assessed
value of taxable real property returned by the Board of Revision of Taxes in
[the preceding year] 2001 at the rate of three (3) dollars and forty-seven and
four-tenths (47.4) cents for the year 2003 and thereafter.
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Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020491
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmembers DiCicco, Kenney, Ortiz, Nutter, Council President Verna and
Councilmember Tasco
Referred to the
Committee on Finance
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Chapter 19-1800 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled School Tax
Authorization, by providing that real estate taxes imposed by the Board of
Education of the School District of Philadelphia for tax year 2003 and
thereafter shall be based upon the assessed value of real estate as certified by
the Board of Revision of Taxes in 2001, thereby freezing such taxes at the level
imposed for tax year 2002, and by requiring that any other real estate taxes
imposed by the Board of Education be based upon such assessed values, all under
certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Chapter 19-1800 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
CHAPTER 19-1800. SCHOOL TAX AUTHORIZATION
§19-1801. Authorization of Tax.
* * *
(34) The tax imposed by the Board of Education of the School District of
Philadelphia for the year 2003 and thereafter shall be at the rate of three
dollars and eleven and one-half cents ($3.115) on each one hundred dollars
($100) of assessed value of taxable real estate as returned by the Board of
Revision of Taxes as the assessment made in the year 2001 [year 2002 for the
imposition of tax for the year 2003].
§19-1802. Administration and Enforcement.
* * *
(2) Any real estate taxes imposed by the Board of Education for the year 2003
and thereafter, whether authorized by this Code or otherwise, shall be based
upon the assessed value of real estate as certified by the Board of Revision of
Taxes in 2001.
* * *
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Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020492
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember O'Neill
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Repealing an Ordinance (Bill No. 010339), authorizing the vacating of Byberry
and Bensalem road from Southampton-Byberry road to the Philadelphia and Bucks
County Line and the vacating of Burling avenue from the Roosevelt boulevard to a
dead end approximately three thousand nine hundred (3,900) feet southeast of the
Roosevelt boulevard, under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Bill number 010339 signed by the Mayor on August 31, 2001, is hereby
repealed in its entirety.
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.
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BILL NO. 020493
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmembers Clarke, Goode, Miller, Reynolds Brown, Mariano, Blackwell, Rizzo,
Krajewski, O'Neill, Tasco, Longstreth and Council President Verna
Referred to the
Committee on Finance
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Section 19-2900 of Title 19 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Senior
Citizen Low Income Special Tax Provisions, by expanding the coverage of this
Chapter to include senior citizens who are eligible to participate in the
Commonwealths Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly Needs
Enhancement Tier (PACENET) program.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHIILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Section 19-2902 of Title 19 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby
amended to read as follows:
* * *
(2) Eligible claimant. A resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for no
less than 90 days, who is 65 years of age and over, whose annual income is less
than the maximum annual income and who is not otherwise qualified for public
assistance under the Act of June 13, 1967 (P.L. 31, No. 21) known as the Public
Welfare Code, 62 P.S. §§ 201 et. seq., 701 et. seq., 901 et. seq., and 1001 et.
seq.
[(2)] (3)
* * *
[(3)] (4)
* * *
[(4)] (5) Low income taxpayer. A taxpayer whose income does not exceed the
[]maximum annual income[] allowable for an []eligible claimant[] to participate
in the [Commonwealths program for Pharmaceutical Assistance for the Elderly (]PACE
program [) pursuant to the Lottery Fund Preservation Act, §3762-101 et. seq.] or
a taxpayer who is a qualified individual to participate in the PACENET program.
* * *
(6) Maximum annual income. For PACE eligibility, the term shall mean annual
income which shall not exceed $14,000 in the case of single persons nor $17,200
in the case of the combined annual income of persons married to each other.
Persons may, in reporting income to the Department of Aging of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, round the amount of each source of income and the income total
to the nearest whole dollar, whereby any amount which is less than 50˘ is
eliminated.
(7) PACE. The Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly program
established under the Act of August 26, 1971 (P.L. 351, No. 91) known as the
State Lottery Law, 72 P.S. §3762-101 et. seq.
(8) PACENET. The Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly Needs
Enhancement Tier established under section 519(a) of the Act of August 26, 1971
(P.L. 351, No. 91), known as the State Lottery Law, 72 P.S. §3761-519.
[(5)] (9)
* * *
(10) Qualified individual. A resident of this Commonwealth for no less than 90
days who meets all of the following:
(a) Is not an eligible claimant as defined in this Section.
(b) Is 65 years of age or older.
(c) Has an annual income which is not less than $14,001 and not more than
$17,000 in the case of a single person, and not less than $17,201 and not more
than $20,200 in the case of the combined income of persons married to each
other. A person may, in reporting income to the Department of Aging of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, round the amount of each source of income and the
income total to the nearest whole dollar. Any amount which is less than 50˘
shall be eliminated.
(d) Is not otherwise qualified for public assistance under the Act of June 13,
1967 (P.L. 31, No. 21), known as the Public Welfare Code, 62 P.S. §§ 201 et.
seq., 701 et. seq., 901 et. seq., and 1001 et. seq.
(e) Applies for pharmaceutical assistance under the Act of August 26, 1971 (P.L.
351, No. 91) known as the State Lottery Law, 72 P.S. §3762-101 et. seq.
[(6)] (11)
* * *
[(7)] (12)
* * *
[(8)] (13)
* * *
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall be effective upon the enactment by the
Pennsylvania General Assembly of authorizing legislation.
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Explanation:
[Brackets] indicates matter deleted.
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020494
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Granting permission to Atul Amin, owner of the newsstand at the northeast corner
of Fifteenth street and Arch street, to construct, use and maintain an
electrical conduit with an electrical service line and a telecommunications
conduit with a telephone service line in and under the north footway of Arch
street for the purpose of supplying electrical service and telephone service to
the newsstand, under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Permission is hereby granted to Atul Amin, 1983A Ambassador Street,
Philadelphia, PA 19115, owner of the newsstand located on the northeast corner
of Fifteenth street and Arch street, to construct, use and maintain the
following conduits and appurtenances in and under the north footway of Arch
street:
(i) a one and one half inch (1) conduit with appurtenances, serving as an
electric service connection approximately fifteen inches (15) below the grade of
the north footway of Arch street. The conduit begins at an existing PECO manhole
located in the north footway approximately thirty-two feet (32) east of the east
curb line of Fifteenth street and approximately four feet (4) north of the north
curb line of Arch street. The conduit continues west under the footway for
approximately six feet (6) to a point approximately four feet (4) north of the
north curb line of Arch street and connects with the existing newsstand. The
electrical service line is located within the conduit.
(ii) a one and one half inch (1) conduit and appurtenances, serving as a
telephone service connection approximately seventeen inches (17) below the grade
of the footway. The conduit within the public right-of-way begins at the
building façade of 1435 Arch street at a point approximately eighteen feet (18)
east of the east curb line of Fifteenth street and approximately eighteen feet
(18) north of the north curb line of Arch street. The conduit continues south
under the footway approximately fourteen feet (14) to a point approximately
twenty-two feet (22) east of the east curb line of Fifteenth street and
approximately five feet (5) north of the north curb line of Arch street and
connects with the existing newsstand. The telephone service line is located
within the conduit.
The construction and maintenance of the electric conduit, electric service line,
telecommunications conduit and telephone service line described in subsections
(i) and (ii) above shall be in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations
of the City of Philadelphia, including those of the Department of Licenses and
Inspections, Department of Streets, and Department of Public Property.
No City department, agency, board or commission shall be required solely by
virtue of this Ordinance to issue any permit, license, or approval that Atul
Amin must by law obtain prior to construction in and under the public
right-of-way, it being the express intent of this Ordinance not to supersede any
other provision of law governing the issuance of such permits, licenses or
approvals.
This Ordinance specifically does not grant Atul Amin permission to install or
use any machine or device outside the exterior wall of the newsstand, and the
permission granted by this Ordinance is expressly conditioned on the newsstand
maintaining at all times a clear footway, as determined by the City, on the
north footway of Arch street where the newsstand is located.
SECTION 2. Before exercising any rights and privileges under this Ordinance,
Atul Amin shall enter into an agreement (Agreement) with the appropriate City
department or departments, in a form satisfactory to the Law Department, to
provide that Atul Amin shall, inter alia:
(a) furnish the City with a bond with a corporate surety in the amount and in
form satisfactory to the Law Department to insure the compliance with all the
terms and conditions of this Ordinance and of the Agreement and to protect and
to indemnify the City from all damages or claims for damages which may arise
directly or indirectly as a result of the construction, use and maintenance of
the electrical conduit, electrical service line, the telecommunications conduit
and telephone service line authorized in Section 1;
(b) secure all necessary permits, licenses, and approvals from all appropriate
departments, agencies, boards, or commissions of the City or of any other
governmental entity as may be required by law;
(c) provide proof that PECO Energy Company has approved the location, design and
connection of the electrical conduit and electrical service line to the existing
PECO facilities and the newsstand;
(d) provide proof that telecommunication provider within the building 1435 Arch
street has approved the location, design and connection of the conduit and
telephone service line to the existing telecommunication facilities within the
building and the newsstand;
(e) provide proof that the owner of the property 1435 Arch street has approved
the location, design and connection to the telecommunication facilities within
the property 1435 Arch street;
(f) assume the cost of all changes or adjustments to, or relocation or
abandonment of any utilities and structures, wherever they may be located, which
are necessitated by the installation of the electrical conduit, electrical
service line and telephone service line authorized by Section 1 of this
Ordinance;
(g) assume the costs and completely restore the public rights-of-way of Arch
street that are affected by the work authorized by Section 1 of this Ordinance
pursuant to City of Philadelphia approved specifications; and
(h) carry public liability and property damage insurance, naming the City of
Philadelphia as an insured party, in such amounts as shall be satisfactory to
the Law Department.
SECTION 3. The Law Department shall include in the Agreement such other terms
and provisions as shall be deemed necessary to protect the interest of the City
of Philadelphia.
SECTION 4. The permission granted to Atul Amin to construct, use and maintain an
electrical conduit and service line and a telecommunications conduit and
telephone service line shall expire without any further action by the City of
Philadelphia if Atul Amin has not entered into the Agreement and satisfied all
requirements of the Agreement and the requirements that are listed in Section 2
of this Ordinance within one (1) year after this Ordinance becomes law.
SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall not become effective unless the sum of two
hundred dollars ($200.00), toward the costs thereof, is paid into the City
Treasury within sixty (60) days after this Ordinance becomes law.
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BILL NO. 020495
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Rules
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Zoning and Planning, by
increasing the permissible height for fences located on the front lot line of
certain properties in residential districts; by prohibiting the use of
barbed/razor/concertina wire or any similar type of wire on residentially-zoned
property; and by permitting certain architectural embellishments on fences; all
under certain terms and conditions.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code is amended to read as follows:
TITLE 14. THE PHILADELPHIA ZONING CODE.
* * *
CHAPTER 14-200. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS.
* * *
§14-231. Residential Districts Rules and Exceptions.
* * *
(4) Fences. Fences shall be permitted in residential districts to the extent
herein provided:
(a) Intermediate Lots.
(.1) Front. Any fence located nearer to the lot line than the required building
set-back or actual distance of the building from the lot line (whichever is
greater), shall be no more than [three and one-half ] four (4) feet in height;
* * *
(d) Architectural Features.
(.1) The use of barbed/razor/concertina wire, or any similar type wire, shall
not be permitted for any residential property.
(.2) Fence posts, gate posts, and trellises that are included as architectural
embellishments are permitted up to 8 feet in height.
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Explanation:
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BILL NO. 020496
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Section 9-205 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled Sidewalk Sales, by
prohibiting sidewalk sales on portions of Eighteenth street and Callowhill
street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. Section 9-205 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as
follows:
TITLE 9. REGULATION OF BUSINESSES, TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
* * *
CHAPTER 9-200. COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES ON STREETS.
* * *
§9-205. Sidewalk Sales.
* * *
Prohibited Conduct. No vendor or person shall:
* * *
exhibit, display, offer for sale or sell any goods, wares or merchandise or
place or allow any stand to remain on the sidewalks of the following streets or
any other location which the Council shall from time to time ordain:
* * *
( ) North side of Callowhill street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
( ) East side of Eighteenth street, between Callowhill street and Buttonwood
street
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Explanation:
Italics indicate new matter added.
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BILL NO. 020497
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Fifteenth street, both sides, Norris street
to Diamond street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Fifteenth street, both sides, Norris street to Diamond street.
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BILL NO. 020498
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Corinthian street, both sides, Fairmount
avenue to Brown street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Corinthian street, both sides, Fairmount avenue to Brown street.
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BILL NO. 020499
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Perot street, south side, Twenty-third
street to Twenty-fourth street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Perot street, south side, Twenty-third street to Twenty-fourth street.
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BILL NO. 020500
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Aspen street, both sides, Twenty-third
street to Twenty-fourth street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
ONE-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Monday through Sunday)
Aspen street, both sides, Twenty-third street to Twenty-fourth street.
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BILL NO. 020501
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Croskey street, west side, Brown street to
Aspen street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Monday through Sunday)
Croskey street, west side, Brown street to Aspen street.
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BILL NO. 020502
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Park avenue, west side, Rising Sun avenue
to Ontario street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Monday through Sunday)
Park avenue, west side, Rising Sun avenue to Ontario street.
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BILL NO. 020503
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Fairmount avenue, north side, Corinthian
avenue to Twenty-second street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
THREE-HOUR PARKING
10:00AM to 10:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Fairmount avenue, north side, Corinthian avenue to Twenty-second street.
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BILL NO. 020504
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Fairmount avenue, south side, Twenty-first
street to Twenty-second street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 6:00PM
(Except Sunday)
Fairmount avenue, south side, Twenty-first street to Twenty-second street.
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BILL NO. 020505
Introduced September 12, 2002
Councilmember Clarke
Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Services
AN ORDINANCE
Establishing a parking regulation on Taylor street, east side, Aspen street to
Brown street.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1. The following parking regulation is hereby established:
TWO-HOUR PARKING
8:00AM to 8:00PM
(Except Saturday and Sunday)
Taylor street, east side, Aspen street to Brown street.