Hi, Liz, perhaps a few more facts would be helpful as we disagree on whether
or not a new 11-story building would be fire hazard.
From the City's http://www.phila.gov/li/index.html website, you can go to
the Dept. of Licenses Inspections, then to Code Library Overview, and read
that The
Hi Melani,
Perhaps you have trouble making the distinction between FIREWALL and SETBACK?
Perhaps you can't see the forest for the trees? Systems are just part of the
package designed for the protection of residents, property, neighbors and
pedestrians. Structure, height limits, access
Frank wrote:
I noticed that one, too. What the hell are the people on the floor
above the Spruce Hill Cafe doing???
the boogaloo? the bossa nova?
I like how in 41/42 the sun is shining -- where the sun
don't shine :-)
You are receiving this
In a message dated 3/10/08 12:24:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The questions of access, during any emergency, are also blithely
dismissed. One would think this was the Titanic, with the certainty the
developers are
showing that no abuse of neighbors, because of the proposed Zero Lot
In the spirit of sticking to the facts...
Please know that an average fireman could probably fit down a 4' wide alley,
carrying a ladder and hose sufficient to help resolve a catastrophe in the one
story addition. The difference between ZERO FEET and 4' is wider than the
average rescue
