This is extremely usefulto all West Philadelphians, Al.

-- Tony West



On 3/10/2011 9:52 AM, krf...@aol.com wrote:
In case you're concerned about the new zoning code -- here's your chance to see the draft and ask questions. I just received the message below from Richard Redding of the City Planning Commission.
Al Krigman
As we all know, Philadelphia's current zoning code is out-of-date. The proposed new zoning code promises to be fair, transparent, sensible, and smart, but we recognize it contains many changes. We want community organizations to be well-informed about the proposed new code and we are continuing to reach out and assist in this regard.

The staff of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC) is sending you this reminder that the Zoning Code Commission (ZCC) has published a draft of the new zoning code and we are available to review any questions or concerns that you may have. A draft of the new code, and other helpful information, is available at www.zoningmatters.org. If you have questions or concerns about the new code, there are a variety of ways to get answers from PCPC and ZCC staff and Commissioners.

First, as announced at the ZCC meeting on March 2, 2011, the Zoning Code Commission will host a series of stakeholder meetings, which have been dubbed as "Zoning Code Stakeholder X-Changes." We invite you and other stakeholders to talk to staff and Commissioners about the proposed changes to the Code during these X-Changes. Eight X-changes will be held between March 8th and May 3rd at 1515 Arch Street on the 12th floor. The intent is to provide an opportunity for residents to understand how the new code will work for their neighborhood. Although there is a "focus" item for each X-Change, participants will be able to ask questions and receive information about other sections of the code. A schedule is attached.

Second, you can attend meetings of the Zoning Code Commission. Citizens can make comments at the meetings, which take place at 8:00am in Room 18029 on the 18th floor of 1515 Arch Street. Upcoming meetings are scheduled for April 13 and May 11.

Third, PCPC's Community Planning staff is available to meet with you or your organization to help explain the new zoning code and how it is designed to work in your community. A planner can attend the evening meeting of your community association, or your members can request a meeting at our offices during the workday. Contact information for Community Planners appears below, and a map of Community Planners and their planning districts is attached to this email as a .PDF document.

We look forward to working with you.

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Community Planning staff:

Lower Far Northeast
Mike Thompson  215-683-4632
Email:  michael.thomp...@phila.gov

Upper Far Northeast
Mike Thompson  215-683-4632
Email:  michael.thomp...@phila.gov

Central Northeast
Mike Thompson  215-683-4632
Email:  michael.thomp...@phila.gov

Lower Northeast
Ian Litwin  215-683-4609
Email:  ian.lit...@phila.gov

North Delaware
Ian Litwin  215-683-4609
Email:  ian.lit...@phila.gov

Center City
Laura Spina  215-683-4638
Email:  laura.sp...@phila.gov

South
Jennifer Barr  215-683-4672
Email:  jennifer.b...@phila.gov

Lower South
Jennifer Barr  215-683-4672
Email:  jennifer.b...@phila.gov

Lower Southwest
Jennifer Barr 215-683-4672
Email:  jennifer.b...@phila.gov

University/ Southwest
Andy Meloney  215-683-4656
Email:  andrew.melo...@phila.gov

West
Andy Meloney  215-683-4656
Email:  andrew.melo...@phila.gov

West Park
Andy Meloney: 215-683-4656
Email:  andrew.melo...@phila.gov

Lower North
Dave Fecteau  215-683-4670
Email:  david.fect...@phila.gov

North
David Ortiz  215-683-4616
Email:  david.or...@phila.gov

Upper North
David Ortiz  215-683-4616
Email:  david.or...@phila.gov

River Wards
Dave Fecteau  215-683-4670
Email:  david.fect...@phila.gov

Lower Northwest
Matt Wysong  215-683-4650
Email:  matt.wys...@phila.gov

Upper Northwest
Matt Wysong  215-683-4650
Email:  matt.wys...@phila.gov

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