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November 11th GCCA Zoning meeting

Following all the excitement of Election Day (er, week), Garden Court has a regularly scheduled zoning and development committee meeting at 8pm on Wednesday, November 11th. There are no pending zoning cases, so our public agenda should be relatively brief. We are still meeting virtually, via Zoom; log-in detail are at the bottom of this post.


Agenda for the Whole Meeting:

  • Approval of October meeting minutes

  • Zoning cases: none

  • Report: outdoor dining applications last month

  • Report: by-right permits granted this month

  • Report: any status updates for ongoing projects of significance (4900 Spruce, 4701 Pine, 303 S. 51st, 314 S 46th Street)

  • Updates, if any: Affordability and Historic District working groups*

  • Public Comment

  • Committee Working Session (closed): housing affordability

*GCCA zoning has established two working groups on subjects outside our general work flow of reviewing zoning cases assigned by the councilperson's office - 1. affordability; 2. historic district. The first is looking at what practical things GCCA, in its capacity as a volunteer-run RCO, can do to address housing affordability in the neighborhood. The second is working to identify an historic district to consider nominating to the local register. When ready, the working groups will present material publicly and may gather feedback/input; any actions/decisions will be made by vote of the full committee. Stay tuned!


As always, if you are interested in receiving email updates from the Zoning Committee, or are interested in joining when there is an opening, please email Zoning@GardenCourtCA.org


Details for Joining the Meeting:


Time:  Nov 11, 2020 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

or dial in to: +1-646-558-8656 or +1-301-715-8592 additional numbers at: https://upenn.zoom.us/u/ahHOJpCyM Meeting ID: 919 7912 4404 Passcode: GCCAzoning


Public participants will need to "raise their hand" to be un-muted and ask questions or make comment. GCCA Zoning's regular rules of decorum will apply.

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