Civic Design Review Committee
Philadelphia City Planning Commission and Civic Design Review Committee
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
1:00 p.m. — 5:00 p.m. EST
Remote meeting on Zoom
Agenda, meeting materials and access information available at https://www.phila.gov/departments/philadelphia-city-planning-commission/public-meetings/
If you have a computer, tablet, or smartphone, please join us online: You will be able to view the meeting and submit questions.
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Members of the public have multiple ways to comment on agenda items. When the agenda item that you are interested in is being discussed, you can use the “raise hand” feature in Zoom. If you are joining by phone, you may also use the “raise hand” feature by dialing “*9” during the public comment period.
We will also field questions and comments by email. Questions and comments must be received on or before the conclusion of the Civic Design Review meeting in order to be considered. Please send emails to: CDR@phila.gov.
Recordings of the Civic Design Review meetings will be posted on the Planning Commission website.
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Reporting
Edited and summarized by the Philadelphia - PA Documenters Team
This meeting concerned three building proposals, voting on one proposal to continue with the review process and concluding the other two.
Agency Information
Philadelphia City Planning Commission and Civic Design Review Committee
The Philadelphia City Planning Commission (PCPC) and Civic Design Review (CDR) committee hold public meetings online. At these meetings, they review:
- Major subdivisions.
- Zoning bills.
- Neighborhood and citywide plans.
- Large projects meeting certain size thresholds.
- Large projects applying for zoning variances.
- Applications for removing or adding streets and other rights-of-way.