Philadelphia public meetings in 2022
121 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Committee on Education
The Committee on Education will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220928. This resolution authorizes hearings to understand how Pennsylvania Act 158's new graduation requirements affect Philadelphia students. The committee also intends to review the School District of Philadelphia’s implementation plan.
- Resolution 220928: Authorizing hearings on PA Act 158 graduation requirement changes
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. These include requests to stay mortgage foreclosures and new laws regarding reproductive health privacy. The agenda also includes property transfers to the Philadelphia Land Bank and measures to prevent vehicle part theft.
- Resolution to request a temporary stay of all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance establishing privacy protections for reproductive healthcare information
- Ordinance to prevent the theft of catalytic converters and other vehicle parts
- Resolution renaming the 5500 Block of Christian Street to “Gene Lett Way”
- Approval of Center City District business improvement plans and costs through 2027
Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development and The Homeless
The Committee is holding a public hearing to examine the Homeowner Benefits Agreement of MV Realty of Pennsylvania LLC. The session will also consider the impact these agreements may have on Philadelphia homeowners.
- Resolution 220819: Public hearing regarding MV Realty of Pennsylvania LLC and their Homeowner Benefits Agreement
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing several measures, including the $100 million Neighborhood Preservation Initiative Program budget. Other items include ordinances regarding reproductive healthcare privacy and a resolution to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales. The agenda also includes requests for hearings on SEPTA service changes and truck parking audits.
- Approval of the $100 million Neighborhood Preservation Initiative Program budget
- Resolution to temporarily stay all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinances establishing privacy protections for reproductive healthcare information
- Sale of 7411 Holstein Avenue to Olivieri and Associates, Inc.
- Creation of the Philadelphia Opioid Response Task Force
Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention
The Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 170609. This resolution proposes authorizing a committee to coordinate stakeholders and develop a gun violence prevention strategy. A meeting to consider action on this item will follow the hearing.
- Resolution 170609: Authorizing the creation of a Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services will hold a public hearing to consider several ordinances. These items include street renaming, new truck parking regulations, and authorizations for various encroachments. The committee will also discuss changes to city plans and the installation of stop signs.
- Renaming Langley Avenue to League Island Boulevard
- No truck parking on Haverford Avenue and Malvern Avenue
- Encroachment authorizations near 435 North Broad Street and 1700-1720 Arch Street
- Installation of all-way stop signs at Larkspur Street and Gifford Street
- Vacating portions of Swanson Street and Shelmire Avenue
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules is holding a public hearing to receive testimony on several ordinances. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on items ranging from zoning changes to vehicle theft prevention.
- Approval of Center City District plan and costs for 2023-2027
- New penalties and procedures to prevent motor vehicle and catalytic converter theft
- Creation of the Cobbs Creek Golf Course Overlay District
- Zoning changes for utilities in sections of Fairmount Park
- Amendments to the VDO Fifth District and Strawberry Mansion overlay districts
Joint Committees on Streets & Services and Global Opportunities and the Creative/Innovative Economy
The Joint Committees will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220208. This resolution authorizes committees to conduct hearings on the Administration’s plan for public electric vehicle charging.
- Resolution 220208: Authorization of committee hearings on public electric vehicle charging
CITY COUNCIL
The Council is considering several ordinances to establish privacy protections for reproductive healthcare information. Members are also reviewing budget amendments and the issuance of new municipal bonds for capital projects. Other items include changes to parking regulations and curfew hours.
- Ordinances establishing privacy protections for reproductive healthcare information
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Authorization of new municipal bonds for capital purposes
- Zoning map changes for areas bounded by I-95, Grant Avenue, and Roosevelt Boulevard
- Ordinance revising evening curfew hours for minors
Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
The committee will hold a public hearing on three legislative items. These include accepting a historic building for the Fairmount Park system and renaming the Mill Creek Recreation Center. The committee also plans to hold hearings regarding the Rebuild Initiative status.
- Accepting a historic building for Aviator Park, 200 North 19th Street
- Renaming Mill Creek Recreation Center at 4700 Brown Street as 'Tiffany Fletcher Recreation Center'
- Holding public hearings on the status of the City’s Rebuild Initiative
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
The Committee on Licenses and Inspections is holding a public hearing to consider three ordinances. These items involve requirements for high-rise fire sprinklers, adoption of the 2018 International Residential Code, and mandatory breaks for crane operators.
- Ordinance 220299: Requiring automatic fire sprinkler systems in additional high-rise buildings
- Ordinance 220638: Adopting the 2018 edition of the International Residential Code
- Ordinance 220666: Requiring breaks for tower and mobile crane operators
Joint Committees on Public Safety and the Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention
The Joint Committees on Public Safety and the Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220699. The resolution authorizes hearings to investigate the relocation of victims targeted by deadly violence. The committees will also determine how $500,000 appropriated for these relocations was used.
- Resolution 220699: Hearings on relocating victims of deadly violence and use of $500,000 funds
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is meeting to vote on several resolutions and ordinances. Items up for final passage include requests to stay mortgage foreclosures and new law enforcement training requirements. The council is also considering proposals for new zoning districts and a business improvement district on North Broad Street.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Creation of new 'Nelson Brown People’s Village' and 'Nehemiah Homes' zoning districts
- Authorization for increased city debt through bond sales
Committee on Appropriations
The Committee on Appropriations will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the six-year capital program and the Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget. The meeting also includes ordinances for appropriation transfers between various city funds for fiscal years 2022 and 2023.
- Amendments to the 2023-2028 Capital Program (Bill No. 220284)
- Amendments to the Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget (Bill No. 220285)
- Appropriation transfers for Fiscal Year 2022 between city funds
- Appropriation transfers for Fiscal Year 2023 between city funds
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220884. This resolution authorizes an examination into the true cost of crime on Philadelphia residents.
- Resolution 220884: examining the true cost of crime on Philadelphia residents
Committee on Public Health and Human Services
The Committee on Public Health and Human Services will hold a public hearing on several ordinances regarding reproductive healthcare privacy and anti-discrimination protections. The committee will also consider a resolution to explore expanding the city's mobile crisis response capacity.
- Ordinance 220656: Privacy protections for certain health information related to reproductive healthcare
- Ordinance 220664: Protections against discrimination related to reproductive health
- Ordinance 220665: Legal protections for individuals or entities involved in reproductive services
- Resolution 220858: Expanding mobile crisis response capacity and de-escalation strategies
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include a request to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and the establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District. The Council will also consider various property dispositions by the Philadelphia Land Bank.
- Resolution to request a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Revision of evening curfew hours for minors
- Creation of new zoning overlay districts (/NBO, /YOD, and /NHO)
- Philadelphia Land Bank property dispositions
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules will hold a public hearing to receive testimony on three legislative items. Following the hearing, the Committee will meet to consider action on these items.
- Ordinance 220418: Amendments to Title 14 of the Philadelphia Code (Zoning and Planning)
- Ordinance 220769: Authorization for Animal Husbandry Use near Reservoir Drive and Kelly Drive
- Ordinance 220776: Zoning map changes in an area bounded by I-95, Grant Avenue, and Roosevelt Boulevard
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services is holding a public hearing to consider various city ordinances. Proposed items include new parking regulations, truck parking restrictions, and the vacating of Krewstown Road. The committee will also review requests for property encroachments and utility rights-of-way.
- Ordinances establishing new parking regulations at multiple Philadelphia intersections
- Amendments to contractor parking permit requirements
- An ordinance authorizing the vacating of Krewstown Road
- New no-truck parking regulations for Woodbine Avenue, Columbia Avenue, and Morrell Avenue
- Ordinances regarding property encroachments and utility rights-of-way
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include establishing a new business improvement district on North Broad Street and authorizing the sale of bonds for municipal capital projects.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Authorization of city bonds for municipal capital purposes
- Resolution to request a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance revising evening curfew hours for minors
- Land Bank disposal of 1952 S. Redfield Street
Committee on Commerce & Economic Development
The Committee on Commerce & Economic Development will hold a public hearing regarding sick leave amendments and water infrastructure. The agenda includes an ordinance to modify 2021 Public Health Emergency Leave provisions in the Philadelphia Code. The committee will also consider authorizing hearings on using federal funding to address sewage overflows.
- Ordinance 220813: Amending 2021 Public Health Emergency Leave provisions
- Resolution 220648: Authorizing hearings on federal water quality infrastructure funding
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing the creation of the North Broad Business Improvement District, which would allow for special property assessments. Other items include an ordinance to revise minor curfew hours and a resolution requesting a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance revising evening curfew hours for minors
- Ordinance authorizing a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the Wage and Net Profits Tax and Business Income and Receipts Taxes. The committee will also consider an ordinance to increase the City's non-electoral indebtedness for capital municipal purposes.
- Correction of error in Net Profits Tax rate reduction period (220659)
- Adjustment of tax year for Business Income and Receipts Taxes (220660)
- Authorization of increased non-electoral indebtedness for capital purposes (220742)
CITY COUNCIL
Philadelphia City Council is voting on several measures, including the creation of a new business improvement district along North Broad Street. The agenda also includes updates to the City’s residential eviction diversion program and requests for mortgage foreclosure stays.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District and associated property assessment fees
- Ordinance modifying the City’s residential eviction diversion program
- Resolution calling for a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Resolution requesting minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Disposal of properties at 1952 S. Redfield Street via the Philadelphia Land Bank
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on Ordinance 220654. This ordinance proposes amending Chapter 10-300 to revise the evening curfew hours for minors. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on this item.
- Ordinance 220654: Revision of evening curfew hours for minors
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will vote on several measures, including creating a new business improvement district along North Broad Street. Other items include ordinances for school employee parking and a new traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street. The council will also consider resolutions regarding law enforcement training and mortgage foreclosure stays.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- New traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Resolution for minimum force training for law enforcement
- Resolution to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Disposal of properties by the Philadelphia Land Bank
Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development and The Homeless
The Committee will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 220655. This ordinance proposes amendments to Chapter 9-800 of The Philadelphia Code, titled “Landlord and Tenant.” The proposed changes involve requirements for the City’s residential eviction diversion program and the landlord-tenant relationship.
- Ordinance 220655: Amendments to Chapter 9-800 of The Philadelphia Code regarding landlord and tenant requirements
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include establishing a new business improvement district on North Broad Street and requesting a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales. The agenda also includes various property transfers to the Philadelphia Land Bank.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Resolution requesting a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance for a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Resolution regarding Comcast Spectacor naming rights agreement
- Ordinance providing parking for qualified school employees
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is reviewing resolutions regarding mortgage and tax foreclosure sales. The agenda also includes proposals for law enforcement training and expanding affordable housing overlay districts.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Resolution for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Expansion of the Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District
- Redevelopment contract for 5217-5219 Haverford Avenue
- Philadelphia Land Bank property disposals
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules will hold a public hearing for Ordinance 220634. This ordinance proposes creating the North Broad Business Improvement District and appointing North Broad Renaissance as its management association. The plan includes authorizing special property assessment fees within the district area.
- Establishment of the North Broad Business Improvement District
- Designation of North Broad Renaissance as the management association
- Authorization of special property assessment fees for owners in the district
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing resolutions to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and to implement minimum force training for law enforcement. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding affordable housing overlays, business improvement districts, and parking regulations.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance expanding the Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District
- Ordinance continuing the Mt. Airy Business Improvement District
- Ordinance authorizing a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Resolution regarding $500,000 for relocating victims of violence
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is reviewing several resolutions on final passage. These include requests to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and the implementation of minimum force training for officers. The session also includes decisions on charter amendments and redevelopment contracts.
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for all law enforcement officers
- Resolution requesting a temporary stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Charter amendment proposing the creation of a Department of Aviation
- Redevelopment contract with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc. at 1535 North Thirty-third street
- Confirmation of appointments to the Board of Education
Joint Committees on Children and Youth & Finance
The Joint Committees on Children and Youth and Finance will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220149. The hearing concerns the Philadelphia Parking Authority’s request for the School District to repay nearly $11 million.
- Resolution 220149: Hearings regarding the Philadelphia Parking Authority's request for the School District to repay nearly $11 million
Committee on Children and Youth
The Committee on Children and Youth will hold a public hearing regarding ordinance 220239. This ordinance proposes amendments to the Philadelphia Code concerning foster care benefits, including screening processes and limits on using Social Security or Supplemental Security Income.
- Ordinance 220239: Amending foster care provisions for benefit screening and usage
Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
The Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs will hold a public hearing to hear testimony regarding Resolution 220474. This resolution concerns approving the Rebuild Project Statement for fiscal years 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on this item.
- Resolution 220474: Approval of the Rebuild Project Statement for fiscal years 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023
CITY COUNCIL
Philadelphia City Council is voting on several measures during this session. These include a resolution to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and an ordinance regarding water filtration in schools. The Council will also consider charter amendments for a new Department of Aviation.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance requiring filtration systems for drinking facilities in schools
- Charter amendment to create the Department of Aviation
- Installation of a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Transfer of North Twenty-seventh Street properties to the Philadelphia Land Bank
Committee on Global Opportunities & Creative/Innovative Economy
The Committee is holding a public hearing to listen to testimony regarding the findings and recommendations of the Philadelphia Fashion and Garment Industry Task Force. A meeting will follow to consider action on Resolution 220069.
- Public hearing on Fashion and Garment Industry Task Force findings
- Consideration of action on Resolution 220069
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing to hear testimony regarding an ordinance to amend Chapter 10-300, titled "Minors." Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on this legislative matter.
- Ordinance 220577: Revision of evening curfew hours for minors
Committee on Rules
The Philadelphia Committee on Rules will hold a public hearing regarding several proposed ordinances. These items include changes to zoning districts, master plan amendments for Temple University and UPenn, and the creation of a legal fund for community organizations. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on these items.
- Expansion of the Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District near Haverford Avenue
- Amendments to Temple University Master Plan for a new College of Health building
- Amendments to University of Pennsylvania Master Plan for the proposed Ott Center
- Establishment of a legal representation fund for Registered Community Organizations
- Designation of additional Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) stations
Committee on Children and Youth
The Committee will hold a public hearing regarding updates to the Foster Care code and student gun violence surveys. One item addresses how Social Security and other benefits are managed for foster youth. Another item proposes hearings on high school students' experiences with gun violence.
- Ordinance 220239: Amending Foster Care code regarding benefit screening and use of Social Security/SSI
- Resolution 220436: Authorizing hearings on the Enough is Enough Students gun violence survey findings
Committee on Transportation and Public Utilities
The Committee on Transportation and Public Utilities will hold a public hearing regarding several ordinances. These include authorizing airline lease agreements at Philadelphia International Airport and purchasing electricity from a solar facility. The committee will also consider red light enforcement systems for two intersections.
- Purchase of electricity from a solar energy facility at Northeast Philadelphia Airport
- Use and Lease Agreements between the City and airlines at Philadelphia International Airport
- Red light enforcement system installation at 20th Street and John F Kennedy Boulevard
- Red light enforcement system installation at Kelly Drive and Eakins Oval
- Reaffirming responsibilities and powers of the Philadelphia Energy Authority
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a recessed public hearing to hear testimony on several legislative items. These include the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023 Operating Budget and revisions to various city taxes and fees. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on these items.
- Adoption of the Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 2023
- Ordinance to increase the amount of the homestead exclusion
- Revision of Business Income and Receipts Taxes rates
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund
- Increase in fees for recording deeds and mortgages
Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
The Committee will hold a public hearing regarding an ordinance to authorize a lease with CP 2023 to build and operate a museum on Benjamin Franklin Parkway at no cost to the City. The committee will also consider the Rebuild Project Statement for fiscal years 2020 through 2023.
- Ordinance 220366: Lease with CP 2023 to build and operate a museum on Benjamin Franklin Parkway
- Resolution 220474: Approval of the Rebuild Project Statement for FY 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing to consider ordinances regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 operating and capital budgets. The agenda also includes proposed changes to various city taxes, including business, wage, and real estate taxes.
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Budget
- Revisions to Business Income and Receipts Taxes and Wage and Net Profits Tax rates
- Increases to the amount of the Homestead Exclusion
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund
- Fee increases for recording deeds and mortgages
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services will hold a public hearing to discuss three ordinances. The items include new rules for motor vehicle noise, a new bicycle lane on Woodland Avenue, and street widening on Hillcrest Avenue.
- Ordinance 210870: Prohibiting loud noise from motor vehicles and authorizing automated violation systems
- Ordinance 220321: Authorizing a bicycle lane on Woodland Avenue between The Woodlands driveway and the VA Medical Center Driveway
- Ordinance 220459: Widening Hillcrest Avenue near its intersection with Germantown Avenue
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules is considering the continuation of two neighborhood improvement districts. The committee will also review authorizations for property agreements to support development along the Delaware River waterfront.
- Extension of Mt. Airy Business Improvement District (220120)
- Extension of Port Richmond Industrial Development Enterprise Neighborhood Improvement District (220365)
- Real estate authorizations for Delaware River waterfront development (220457)
Committee on Public Property and Public Works
The Committee on Public Property and Public Works will hold a public hearing regarding several ordinances. Proposed actions include converting private water infrastructure to public ownership and authorizing various land transfers.
- Converting private water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure on West Country Club Road and surrounding streets to public ownership
- Granting PECO Energy Company an easement for transmission lines near Grays Ferry Avenue
- Lease amendment for Philadelphia Gas Works at 212-214 W. Chelten Avenue
- Professional services agreement for OnePhilly HR and payroll system hosting for up to 60 months
- Conveying land parcels near Front, East Allen, Canal, and Laurel Streets to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Committee on Labor and Civil Service
The Committee on Labor and Civil Service will hold a public hearing regarding several ordinances. The items include changes to retirement benefits for reemployed retirees and expanded protections for certain airport workers.
- Ordinance 220487: Modifying retirement benefits and health contributions for reemployed City retirees
- Ordinance 220493: Applying prevailing wage requirements to Philadelphia airport operating agreements
- Ordinance 220526: Extending displaced worker protections to airport service and parking workers
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council meeting includes discussions on structural changes to the Home Rule Charter and public safety resolutions. Members will consider items ranging from law enforcement training to mortgage foreclosure stays. The agenda also features various ordinances regarding parking regulations and campaign finance.
- Resolution proposing a charter amendment to create a Department of Aviation
- Resolution calling for a temporary stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at numerous intersections
- Resolution requesting Comcast Spectacor reconsider its Wells Fargo naming rights agreement
- Resolution authorizing the Philadelphia Land Bank to dispose of various properties
Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance will hold a public hearing to consider several ordinances regarding city funding and services. These items include the addition of over $42 million in federal housing funds and agreements for energy-efficient street lighting. The committee will also review the Fiscal Year 2023 Capital Budget.
- Addition of $42,007,561 in HOME-American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP) funding
- Service Agreement with Philadelphia Energy Authority for energy-efficient street lighting
- Approval of the Fiscal Year 2023 Capital Budget and Philadelphia Gas Works expenditures
- Amendment to payroll banking services agreement with Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania
- Intergovernmental agreement with PA Department of Human Services for emergency medical services access
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Program for 2023-2028. The agenda also includes proposed amendments to the Homestead Exclusion, wage taxes, and recording fees.
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Program for 2023-2028
- Increasing the amount of the Homestead Exclusion
- Revising Wage and Net Profits Tax rates
- Creating a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund for blighted properties
- Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services is holding a public hearing to consider several proposed ordinances. These include changes to bicycle lane designations, new red light enforcement systems, and updated parking rules for semitrailers.
- New bicycle lanes on Lindbergh Boulevard, West Market Street, and Grays Ferry Avenue
- Updated parking, towing, and penalty regulations for semitrailers and truck tractors
- Red light enforcement systems at Front Street and Hunting Park Avenue
- No truck parking restrictions near schools and parks in the 9th Council District
- Fees for Streets Department reviews of ADA-compliant sidewalk plans
Special Committee on Child Separation In Philadelphia
The Special Committee on Child Separation In Philadelphia is holding a public hearing regarding Resolution 220402. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct public hearings about its final report of findings and recommendations.
- Resolution 220402: authorizing public hearings for the committee's final report
Committee on Commerce & Economic Development
The Committee on Commerce & Economic Development will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220424. The resolution authorizes hearings to examine the pandemic's impact on professional services, specifically barbershops and beauty salons. It also includes assessing SABER grants and exploring new grant programs for these businesses.
- Resolution 220424: examining COVID-19 economic impact on barbershops and beauty salons
- Assessment of SABER grants administered by the Commerce Department
- Exploration of a new specialized grant program for barbershops and beauty salons
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
The Committee on Licenses and Inspections will hold a public hearing regarding several ordinances. The items include updates to the definition of single-use plastic bags and amendments to the Philadelphia Building Construction and Occupancy Code.
- Ordinance 210868: Single-use plastic bag definitions and reporting provisions
- Ordinance 220008: Notice requirements for properties adjacent to construction activities
- Ordinance 220384: Amendments regarding time extensions on construction permits
- Ordinance 220415: Plumbing requirements for special certificates of inspection
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is reviewing several resolutions and ordinances. These include requests to pause mortgage foreclosures, new law enforcement training requirements, and updated parking regulations. The agenda also includes various street naming and commemorative resolutions.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Resolution for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
- Ordinance for an energy savings contract for municipal street lighting
- Resolution authorizing the Philadelphia Land Bank to dispose of 2453 N. Carlisle Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hear testimony on several legislative items, including the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets. The meeting also includes consideration of ordinances regarding CLIP program funding and a new demolition fund.
- Ordinance to increase budget and areas for the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP)
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and 2023-2028 Capital Program
- Ordinance to increase fees for recording deeds and mortgages
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund for blighted properties
- Approval of a Revised Five Year Financial Plan for Fiscal Years 2023 through 2027
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a recessed public hearing to receive testimony on several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as updates to city fees and programs.
- Increasing the CLIP budget and service areas (220240)
- Adopting the 2023-2028 Capital Program (220284)
- Adopting the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget (220286)
- Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages (220287)
- Creating a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund (220288)
Committee on Commerce & Economic Development
The Committee on Commerce & Economic Development will hold a public hearing for Ordinance 220337. This measure proposes adding a new chapter to the Philadelphia Code regarding employee commuter transit benefit programs. The committee will consider action on this item following the hearing.
- Ordinance 220337: requirement for certain employers to provide mass transit and bicycle commuter benefits
Committee on Law and Government
The Committee on Law and Government is holding a public hearing to hear testimony on several proposed ordinances. These include charter amendments regarding local hiring, the creation of a Department of Aviation, and the establishment of a Division of Jobs and Training Opportunities.
- Charter amendment for hiring local residents under public works contracts
- Creation of the Department of Aviation via charter amendment
- Creation of the Division of Jobs and Training Opportunities
- Changes to political contribution and expenditure disclosure rules
- Updates to ethics code regarding retaliation and Board of Ethics interference
CITY COUNCIL
Philadelphia City Council is reviewing several measures, including a resolution to temporarily stay all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales. The agenda also includes ordinances for building safety in schools and new parking regulations at various intersections.
- Resolution to temporarily stay all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Ordinance authorizing a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
Committee on Licenses and Inspections
The Committee on Licenses and Inspections will hold a public hearing on several proposed amendments to the Philadelphia Code. These items include updates to trade licensing, demolition permit rules for religious facilities, and new filtration standards for school drinking facilities.
- New license requirement for Mechanical System Contractors (210740)
- Updated demolition notice timing (210677)
- Additional demolition permit requirements for religious facilities (220110)
- Modified licensing for Fire Suppression System Workers (220115)
- New filtration system requirements for school drinking facilities (220221)
Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on three legislative items. These include changes to property assessment procedures, new reporting for unclaimed property, and an energy savings contract for municipal street lighting.
- Ordinance 220168: Assessment changes for properties with resale restrictions
- Ordinance 220220: Annual reporting requirements for unclaimed property
- Ordinance 220359: Energy savings contract for municipal street lighting
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold public hearings regarding two resolutions. The first explores the role of police units in addressing abandoned vehicles. The second examines using technology to address shootings in specific neighborhoods.
- Resolution 220254: Hearings on Philadelphia Police Department Neighborhood Services Unit and abandoned vehicles
- Resolution 220303: Hearings on using technology to solve shootings in 57 blocks of the city
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include a request to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and new building safety requirements for schools. The council is also reviewing property transfers to the Philadelphia Land Bank.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
- Resolutions authorizing property transfers to the Philadelphia Land Bank
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is continuing a public hearing to hear testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as updates to the five-year financial plan. Public testimony for these matters is scheduled for May 24, 2022.
- Expansion of the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) budget and service areas (Bill 220240)
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Budget (Bills 220285, 220286)
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund to address blighted properties (Bill 220288)
- Increase in fees for recording deeds, mortgages, and related documents (Bill 220287)
- Adoption of the 2023-2028 Capital Program (Bill 220284)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a recessed public hearing to hear testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These items include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as proposed fee changes. Public testimony for these matters is scheduled for May 24, 2022.
- Ordinance 220240: Expanding CLIP budget and service areas
- Ordinances 220284, 220285, & 220286: Adopting 2023-2028 Capital Program and Fiscal 2023 budgets
- Ordinance 220287: Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
- Ordinance 220288: Creating a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund
- Resolution 2300: Revising the Five Year Financial Plan
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is conducting a recessed public hearing to hear testimony on several legislative items. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 operating and capital budgets, fee increases, and new fund creation.
- Ordinance 220240: Increasing budget/areas for Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) to improve neighborhood health and safety
- Ordinances 220284, 220285, and 220286: Adopting Fiscal Year 2023 operating and capital budgets
- Ordinance 220287: Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
- Ordinance 220288: Creating a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund to address blighted properties
Special Committee on Child Separation In Philadelphia
The Special Committee on Child Separations in Philadelphia will hold a public hearing to investigate the local child welfare system. The committee aims to understand the role of community umbrella agencies, such as Turning Points for Children. The hearing also addresses systemic failures that resulted in three girls being returned to an abusive father.
- Resolution 210914 regarding investigations into community umbrella agencies (CUA)
CITY COUNCIL
The Council is reviewing resolutions to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and to implement law enforcement training. It is also considering ordinances for new parking regulations and enhanced building safety in schools.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
- Zoning changes for land bounded by Snyder, Weccacoe, Wolf, and Swanson streets
- Amendments to the Drexel University Master Plan regarding Kelly Hall
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing regarding abandoned vehicles and illegal dumping. The committee will consider an ordinance to authorize Public Safety Officers to approve the removal of abandoned vehicles. A resolution is also proposed to examine enforcement practices and potential solutions for illegal dumping in Philadelphia.
- Ordinance 210802: Authorizing Public Safety Officers to approve removal of abandoned vehicles
- Resolution 220232: Examining enforcement and prevention of illegal dumping
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 181014. This resolution proposes reviewing the management, operations, and finances of the School District. It also seeks to coordinate activities between the Board of Education, the Mayor, and City Council.
- Resolution 181014 regarding School District administration and coordination
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is continuing a public hearing regarding several legislative items, including the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets. City departments will provide testimony on these items during the session. Public testimony is also scheduled for May 9 and May 24, 2022.
- Ordinance 220240: Increasing budget and service areas for the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP)
- Ordinance 220284: Adopting a Capital Program for fiscal years 2023-2028
- Ordinance 220286: Adopting the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget
- Ordinance 220287: Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
- Ordinance 220288: Creating a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund
Committee of the Whole
The committee is continuing a public hearing to hear testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, fee increases for document recording, and the expansion of the CLIP program.
- Expansion of Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) budget and areas
- Adoption of Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget and 2023-2028 Capital Program
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget
- Increase in fees for recording deeds and mortgages
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund
Committee on Labor and Civil Service
The Committee on Labor and Civil Service will hold a public hearing regarding several legislative items. The agenda includes updates to workforce housing programs and clarifications for residence requirements. The committee will also consider authorizing hearings into building code enforcement and worker misclassification.
- Ordinance 220186: Amendments to workforce housing programs
- Ordinance 220261: Clarifications to residence requirements for residents and police recruits
- Resolution 220249: Hearings on building code enforcement and inspector staffing ratios
- Resolution 220249: Examination of worker misclassification and payroll fraud
Joint Committees on Finance & Transportation and Public Utilities
The Joint Committees on Finance & Transportation and Public Utilities are holding a public hearing regarding Resolution 210653. This resolution authorizes joint hearings to discuss the sustainability and diversification of the Philadelphia Gas Works.
- Public hearing for Resolution 210653 regarding the sustainability and diversification of the Philadelphia Gas Works
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is considering resolutions to temporarily stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and implement minimum force training for law enforcement officers. The agenda also includes ordinances regarding neighborhood sanitation fees and new parking regulations. Additionally, several appointments to the Citizens Police Oversight Commission are up for final passage.
- Resolution to request a temporary stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance revising annual neighborhood sanitation and cleaning service fees
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
- Property transfer of 3438 West Allegheny Avenue to the Philadelphia Land Bank
- Ordinance authorizing a sidewalk café near 762 South 10th Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is conducting a recessed public hearing to receive testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These items include the 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as changes to certain city fees and programs.
- Ordinance 220240: Increasing CLIP budget and service areas
- Ordinance 220284: Adopting a six-year Capital Program (2023-2028)
- Ordinance 220285: Adopting the Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget
- Ordinance 220286: Adopting the Fiscal Year 2023 Operating Budget
- Ordinance 220287: Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
Committee of the Whole
The committee is continuing a public hearing recessed from April 20, 2022, to hear testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as updates to the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP). Public testimony for these matters is scheduled for May 4, May 9, and May 24, 2022.
- Ordinance 220240: Increasing budget and areas for the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP)
- Ordinance 220284: Adopting a Capital Program for fiscal years 2023-2028
- Ordinance 220285: Adopting the Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget
- Ordinance 220286: Adopting the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget
- Ordinance 220287: Increasing fees for recording deeds and mortgages
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules will hold a public hearing to receive testimony on several ordinances. These items include updates to the Manayunk Special Services District and master plan amendments for Drexel University and Jefferson Torresdale Hospital.
- Zoning map amendments near Snyder Avenue, Weccacoe Avenue, Wolf Street, and Swanson Street
- Extension of the Manayunk Special Services District term
- New assessment method for the Manayunk Special Services District
- Drexel University Master Plan amendments for Kelly Hall at 203 N 34th Street
- Jefferson Torresdale Hospital Master Plan amendment for a new Proton Therapy Center
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions, including a request to stay mortgage and tax foreclosures and a call for an emergency declaration in Kensington. The agenda also includes a redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity. Additionally, the Council will consider ordinances regarding building safety and new parking regulations.
- Resolution to temporarily stay all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1614 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Resolution calling for a state of emergency in the Kensington neighborhood
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
Committee on Appropriations
The Committee on Appropriations will hold a public hearing regarding ordinance 220291. This ordinance proposes transferring appropriations between the General Fund, Grants Revenue Fund, and Aviation Fund across various city departments.
- Ordinance 220291 authorizing budget transfers for Fiscal Year 2022
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is conducting a recessed public hearing to hear testimony on several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as updates to city fees and programs. Public testimony for these matters is scheduled for May 2022.
- Ordinance to increase CLIP budget and service areas (220240)
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget (220286)
- Adoption of the 2023-2028 Capital Program (220284)
- Increase in fees for recording deeds and mortgages (220287)
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund (220288)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is continuing a public hearing to hear testimony from City departments regarding several legislative items. These include the Fiscal 2023 operating and capital budgets, as well as updates to the CLIP program and recording fees. Public testimony for these items will continue in May 2022.
- Expansion of Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) budget and areas (Bill 220240)
- Adoption of Capital Program for Fiscal Years 2023-2028 (Bill 220284)
- Adoption of Fiscal 2023 Capital Budget (Bill 220285) and Operating Budget (Bill 220286)
- Increase in fees for recording deeds and mortgages (Bill 220287)
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund (Bill 220288)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing to receive testimony regarding several resolutions to appoint individuals to the Citizens Police Oversight Commission. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on these items.
- Appointment of Afroza Hossain (Res. 220264)
- Appointment of Benjamin Lerner (Res. 220265)
- Appointment of Haakim Peay (Res. 220266)
- Appointment of Hassan Bennett (Res. 220267)
- Appointment of Jahlee Hatchett (Res. 220268)
Committee of the Whole
This meeting is a recessed hearing for City departments to provide testimony on several legislative items, including the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget. While the notice is for April 13, public testimony dates have been rescheduled for May 4, May 9, and May 24, 2022.
- Expansion of the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) budget and service areas
- Adoption of the Fiscal 2023 Operating Budget and 2023-2028 Capital Program
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund for blighted properties
- Increase in fees for recording deeds, mortgages, and related documents
- Approval of the Revised Five Year Financial Plan (FY 2023-2027)
Committee on Commerce & Economic Development
The Committee on Commerce & Economic Development will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220133. This resolution authorizes hearings to assess progress toward local purchasing goals and discuss best practices for supporting homegrown small and medium-sized businesses.
- Resolution 220133: Hearings to evaluate local purchasing goals and support for small businesses
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several resolutions, including a request to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales. The agenda also includes approving a redevelopment contract with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc. and authorizing software purchases for the City.
- Resolution calling for a temporary stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Authorization for the City to purchase software and cloud service licenses
- Installation of a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
Committee of the Whole
The committee will hear testimony regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 operating and capital budgets. Other items include expanding the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) and creating a demolition fund for blighted properties.
- Expansion of the Community Life Improvement Program (CLIP) budget and service areas
- Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023 Operating Budget and Capital Budget
- Creation of a Philadelphia County Demolition Fund for blighted properties
- Proposed fee increases for recording deeds and mortgages
- Approval of a Revised Five Year Financial Plan for Fiscal Years 2023-2027
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is reviewing resolutions regarding law enforcement training and mortgage foreclosures. The agenda also includes a redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity. Additionally, the Council will consider new parking regulations and building safety requirements.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1614 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
Committee on Technology and Information Services
The Committee on Technology and Information Services will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 220225. This ordinance authorizes the Chief Information Officer to purchase licenses for email, cloud services, security software, and other computing products. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Ordinance 220225: authorization to purchase email, cloud, and security software licenses
Committee on Public Safety
The Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing to consider Resolution 200052. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct hearings related to the #ManUpPHL anti-gun violence movement.
- Resolution 200052: Authorizing the Committee on Public Safety to hold hearings regarding the #ManUpPHL anti-gun violence movement
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is voting on several resolutions and ordinances. Items include redevelopment contracts for Page Street, expanding streetery locations, and new parking regulations.
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1616 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance expanding permitted 'Streeteries' locations
- Resolution calling for a stay on mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Ordinance establishing new parking regulations at various intersections
Joint Committees on Public Safety, Labor and Civil Service & Fiscal Stability and Intergovernmental Cooperation
The Joint Committees will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220153. This resolution authorizes an examination of the current staffing landscape within the Philadelphia Police Department to identify problems and solutions for public safety and taxpayer funds.
- Resolution 220153: Authorizing a hearing on Philadelphia Police Department staffing
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is voting on resolutions regarding mortgage foreclosure stays and Page Street redevelopment. The session also includes ordinances for new parking regulations and expanded streetery locations.
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1616 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales.
- Ordinance expanding permitted locations for 'Streeteries.'
- Ordinance for a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street.
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers.
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is holding a public hearing to receive testimony on resolutions regarding various board appointments. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on these items.
- Appointment of McCullough Williams III to the Philadelphia Water, Sewer and Storm Water Rate Board (210831)
- Reappointment of Jay S. Feldstein, D.O., to the City Avenue Special Services District of Philadelphia and Lower Merion (211005)
- Reappointment of Bernie A. Prazenica to the City Avenue Special Services District of Philadelphia and Lower Merion (211006)
- Appointment of Erik Derr to the Old City Special Services District (220025)
- Appointment of Brennan Tomasetti to the Old City Special Services District (220026)
Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
The Committee on Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 210743. This ordinance proposes renaming the 11th and Venango Playground at 3600 North 11th Street as "Williams Moore Reed Memorial Park". A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Ordinance 210743: Renaming 11th and Venango Playground (3600 North 11th Street) to "Williams Moore Reed Memorial Park"
Committee on Fiscal Stability and Intergovernmental Cooperation
The Committee on Fiscal Stability and Intergovernmental Cooperation will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 200406. This resolution authorizes quarterly hearings with monthly reporting on the City's fiscal position and social impact goals. These reports relate to the Five-Year Plan and PICA requirements.
- Resolution 200406: Authorizing quarterly hearings and monthly reporting on fiscal position and social impact goals
Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention
The Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 211007. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct hearings examining the correlation between domestic violence and gun violence. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Resolution 211007: authorizing hearings on the link between domestic and gun violence
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will vote on resolutions regarding mortgage foreclosure stays and law enforcement training requirements. The agenda also includes zoning changes, property acquisitions by the Philadelphia Housing Authority, and budget amendments for Philadelphia Gas Works.
- Resolution to temporarily stay all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1616 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance amending the University of Pennsylvania Master Plan at 3700 Walnut Street
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 Capital Budget for Philadelphia Gas Works
- Ordinance authorizing Philadelphia Housing Authority property acquisitions near Susquehanna Avenue
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 220132. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct hearings about Beets, Brine and Salt concerning Philadelphia's winter street recipes. The proceedings aim to address road safety, stream health, and resource stewardship.
- Resolution 220132: Authorization of hearings regarding winter street salt and brine recipes
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several ordinances and resolutions, including authorizing the Land Bank to dispose of properties on W. Firth Street and N. 8th Street. The session also includes amendments to public health emergency leave provisions and a resolution regarding Starbucks unionization efforts. Additionally, the Council will consider holding hearings on a plan for public electric vehicle charging.
- Resolution authorizing Philadelphia Land Bank to dispose of 809 W. Firth Street and 2955 N. 8th Street
- Ordinance amending the Philadelphia Code regarding 2021 Public Health Emergency Leave
- Ordinance establishing the Philadelphia Public Financial Authority and related ethics amendments
- Resolution expressing support for Starbucks workers attempting to form a union
- Proposal for hearings on the Administration’s plan for public electric vehicle charging
Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention
The Special Committee on Gun Violence Prevention will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 211026. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct hearings examining the role of the national youth mental health crisis in gun violence. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on this item.
- Resolution 211026: Authorizing hearings on youth mental health and its role in gun violence
Committee on Appropriations
The Committee on Appropriations will hold a public hearing to consider Ordinance 220114. The ordinance proposes transferring appropriations between the General Fund, Water Fund, Aviation Fund, and Grants Revenue Fund.
- Ordinance 220114 regarding transfers in appropriations for Fiscal Year 2022
- Transfers involving the General Fund, Water Fund, and Aviation Fund
- Transfers involving the Grants Revenue Fund
Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on ordinances regarding city debt and capital budgets. The items include authorizing bond sales for municipal purposes and amending the Fiscal Year 2022 Capital Budget for Philadelphia Gas Works.
- Ordinance 210827: Authorizing increased non-electoral indebtedness and bond sales
- Ordinance 220116: Amending the Fiscal Year 2022 Capital Budget for Philadelphia Gas Works
Committee on Rules
The Committee on Rules will hold a public hearing to receive testimony on several ordinances. These include amendments to Philadelphia's zoning maps, changes to the University of Pennsylvania Master Plan, and property acquisitions by the Philadelphia Housing Authority. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on these items.
- Zoning map amendments for areas including Broad Street and Roosevelt Boulevard (210363)
- Amendments to the University of Pennsylvania Master Plan at 3700 Walnut Street (210957)
- Philadelphia Housing Authority property acquisition near 9th and Cumberland Streets (220076)
- Creation of a new subarea in the Old City Residential District (210829)
- Zoning map amendments for areas bounded by Penn, Morris, Coulter, and Priscilla Streets (210807)
Committee on Streets and Services
The Committee on Streets and Services is holding a public hearing to consider several ordinances. These include changes to parking regulations, the expansion of 'Streeters' locations, and new bicycle lanes. The committee will also hear testimony regarding street vending prohibitions and truck parking restrictions.
- New eastbound bicycle lane on Chestnut Street from South 63rd to South 45th streets
- Expansion of permitted 'Streeters' locations
- Prohibition of street vending on portions of Market Street
- New parking regulations for various intersections including Frazier and Spruce streets
- No truck parking regulation on N. Daggett Street from Callowhill to Vine
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council is voting on several ordinances and resolutions. These include a proposal for an affordable housing overlay district, a request to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales, and a redevelopment contract with Habitat for Humanity. The agenda also includes various street naming and community recognition resolutions.
- Redevelopment contract with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc. for Page Street properties
- Ordinance establishing an Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District and a demolition moratorium
- Resolution to request a stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Ordinance for a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for law enforcement officers
Committee on Intergenerational Affairs & Aging
The Committee on Intergenerational Affairs & Aging will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 210091. This resolution authorizes the committee to conduct hearings to examine solutions for the housing crisis affecting seniors in Philadelphia. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Resolution 210091: Authorizing hearings to examine solutions for the senior housing crisis
CITY COUNCIL
The Council will vote on several resolutions, including a redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc. Members will also consider resolutions authorizing hearings regarding police department staffing and a $11 million payment request from the Parking Authority to the School District. An ordinance for an affordable housing overlay district is also scheduled for first reading.
- Redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance establishing an Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District and a demolition moratorium
- Resolution authorizing hearings regarding the Philadelphia Parking Authority's $11 million request to the School District
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for all law enforcement officers
- Ordinance for a traffic signal at the intersection of Upland Way and Berks Street
Committee on Finance
The Committee on Finance will hold a public hearing to consider three legislative items. These include requirements for employers to notify workers about certain tax benefits and the authorization of new water and wastewater revenue bonds. The committee will also consider a renewal of a gas storage and transportation service agreement.
- Requirement for employers to notify workers about federal and City tax benefit programs (220006)
- Authorization to issue water and wastewater revenue bonds (220079)
- Renewal of gas storage and transportation service agreement with Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Company, LLC (220080)
Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development and The Homeless
The Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development and The Homeless will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 211029. This resolution authorizes the committee to explore the impact of expiring affordable housing subsidies on housing availability in Philadelphia. The committee will consider action on this item following the hearing.
- Resolution 211029: Authorizing hearings to explore expiring affordable housing subsidies
Committee on Law and Government
The Committee on Law and Government will hold a public hearing regarding several proposed amendments to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter. These include removing gender-based references from the Charter and Educational Supplement, as well as establishing an independent Fair Housing Commission. The committee will also discuss feasibility studies for election improvements like additional language materials.
- Ordinance 220001: Removing gender-based references from the Home Rule Charter
- Ordinance 220002: Removing gender-based references from the Educational Supplement
- Ordinance 220077: Creating a Fair Housing Commission as an independent commission
- Resolution 210657: Examining election materials in additional languages and ballot randomization
Committee on Public Health and Human Services
The Committee on Public Health and Human Services will hold a public hearing on several legislative items. Proposed changes include new provisions for rat and vermin abatement and modifications to public health emergency leave. The committee will also consider a resolution regarding compliance with the Pennsylvania Firefighter Cancer Presumption Act.
- Ordinance 210902: Provisions for the abatement of rats and other vermin
- Ordinance 220051: Changes to public health emergency leave and paid sick leave
- Resolution 210046: Compliance with the Pennsylvania Firefighter Cancer Presumption Act
CITY COUNCIL
The Philadelphia City Council will vote on ordinances to revise councilmanic district boundaries and enhance building safety for educational occupancies. The agenda also includes a first reading of an affordable housing overlay district that would establish a temporary demolition moratorium in certain areas. Additionally, the Council will consider resolutions regarding law enforcement training and mortgage foreclosure stays.
- Ordinance to revise Philadelphia Councilmanic District boundaries
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Proposed Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District with a temporary demolition moratorium
- Resolution calling for minimum force training for all law enforcement officers
- Redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
Joint Committees on Finance & Transportation and Public Utilities
The Joint Committees on Finance & Transportation and Public Utilities will hold a public hearing regarding Resolution 210653. This resolution authorizes joint hearings into the sustainability and diversification of the Philadelphia Gas Works. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Resolution 210653: Authorizing joint hearings on Philadelphia Gas Works sustainability and diversification
Committee on Commerce & Economic Development
The Committee will hold a public hearing to examine diversity and inclusion in contracting by the City and related agencies. This includes the School District of Philadelphia, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, and the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation. Following the hearing, the Committee will meet to consider action on Resolution 210966.
- Resolution 210966: hearings regarding diversity and inclusion in City and agency contracting
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is voting on resolutions to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales and approve a redevelopment contract for Page Street with Habitat for Humanity. The agenda also includes the introduction of an ordinance for a new affordable housing overlay district and a demolition moratorium.
- Resolution to request a temporary stay on all mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1616 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance establishing an Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District and demolition moratorium
- Appointment of Seth Bluestein as City Commissioner
- Ordinance to install a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is continuing a public hearing originally held on January 26, 2022. The session will hear further testimony on an ordinance to revise the boundaries of Councilmanic Districts. A meeting will follow the hearing to consider action on this item.
- Ordinance 220003: revising boundaries of Councilmanic Districts
CITY COUNCIL
Philadelphia City Council will vote on an ordinance to create an affordable housing preservation district with a temporary demolition moratorium. The agenda also includes a redevelopment contract for Page Street properties with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance creating the Affordable Housing Preservation Overlay District and a demolition moratorium
- Redevelopment contract for 1604-1616 Page Street with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Inc.
- Ordinance authorizing a traffic signal at Upland Way and Berks Street
- Ordinance to enhance building safety requirements for educational occupancies
- Resolution calling on the Sheriff to stay mortgage and tax foreclosure sales
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will hold a public hearing regarding Ordinance 220003. This ordinance proposes amending the Philadelphia Code to revise the boundaries of Councilmanic Districts. Following the hearing, the committee will meet to consider action on this item.
- Revision of Councilmanic District boundaries (Bill 220003)