FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THIS MEETING, EMAIL MELANI LAMOND AT [EMAIL PROTECTED] o City Councilman Frank DiCicco says that Bill 629 empowers community organizations & keeps outsiders from dictating what will be done in our neighborhoods. o But community groups all around Philadelphia say that it may limit their rights, & will certainly take away the rights of citywide organizations who now help fight local zoning battles. o Is it possible for anyone to predict the effects of this Bill? o Is the opposition based on informed concern, or fear of the unknown? o Should Bill 629 be rewritten? o Should it be vetoed? FIND OUT at a UNIVERSITY CITY TOWN MEETING sponsored by the UNIVERSITY CITY COMMUNITY COUNCIL o Bill 629: How will it affect University City? Thursday, Sept. 6th at 7:00 p.m. at the Calvary Center for Culture and Community Baltimore Ave. & 48th St. (enter on 48th St. side) o o Bill 629 is about who has "standing" to appeal decisions of the Zoning Board. o Hear about possible ramifications of the Bill from both supporters & those opposed. o Ask questions & make your decision. o Tell our Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell how you'd like her to vote. o Other Councilpeople have also been invited - tell them, too! City Council may vote on this Bill as early as Thursday, Sept. 13th. Time is running out. Don't miss this opportunity to make your opinion known. o It's about who has the right to make decisions for Philadelphia communities. Speak up now! ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe, see <http://list.purple.com>
