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It was the commission's 11th meeting and the first in 2012. Chair Nancy Goldenberg began the session by announcing that the group would be focusing on safety and security for the public portion of the meeting.
The Master Plan Study for the Lower Schuylkill River District is a collaborative effort to create a blueprint for high-quality sustainable redevelopment of the historically industrial corridor along the east and west banks of the Lower Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, PA.
He also talks to PlanPhilly about the challenges of representing such a diverse district, keeping revitalized neighborhoods affordable for long-time residents, zoning legislation tied to single projects and waterfront development.
Coverage of three citywide bodies, the Parks & Recreation, Art, and Historical Commissions, provided peeks into how some of the biggest projects in town will shape our experience of the city. Coming Monday: Property tax delinquency and school closings.
Work on waterfront zoning that will codify the Central Delaware Master Plan is underway. Design work on project to better connect Fishtown to the river has started, with similar projects on deck for Northern Liberties and Pennsport.
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Present Events
February 14, 2012 - 2:00pm - 4:00pm
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February 1, 2012 - 6:00pm - 7:00pm
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