Zoning and Development
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The CHCA’s Land Use, Planning and Zoning Committee voted unanimously in favor of developers’ plans to rehabilitate the H. Louis Duhring Residence. more
Despite modifications, the Philadelphia Historical Commission unanimously denied a proposal to build a five-story building in the heart of Germantown. more
A controversial development proposal for the historic Greylock mansion was approved by the narrowest of margins by a committee of the Chestnut Hill Community Association. more
In next month's primary election, voters can also show support for registered community organizations. more
Chestnut Hill’s first Airbnb variance request to go before the Zoning Board of Adjustment under the city’s new rule on short-term rentals is being heard this week. more
Two committees on Monday asked for more information before voting on the controversial redevelopment of the Greylock Estate. more
Redevelopment of long-shuttered Germantown High School is chugging right along. Or at least it was. more
The Germantown Urban Village Historic District was unanimously designated by the Philadelphia Historical Commission on Friday. more
Seeking to turn five boarded-up stations in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy into businesses, SEPTA plans to issue a request for proposals this week. more
Developer Olympia Holdings has a new proposal for the church parking lot next to the former site of Nolen Building Materials. more
If Thursday's meeting is any indication, controversy about the potential development of Greylock mansion seems unlikely to end soon. more
A residential project at the former site of the diner is running behind, but now has plenty of Wissahickon Schist. more
Mt. Airy residents now have an idea of what they can expect to see on the 6900 block of Germantown Avenue. more
Last month, Greenberg and his wife Bonnie told the Local that Chestnut Hill could expect a new tenant to lease both spaces “sometime next year.” more
The date was set by Judge Ann Butchart in a scheduling hearing on Dec. 22. more
When the ribbon was cut on Germantown’s iconic Rowell’s department store last week, civic leaders were marking more than a grand opening. more
The Philadelphia Historical Commission has voted unanimously in favor of a motion to allow a parking lot in place of the building. more
Changes to how the city regulates some Airbnbs have left many in Chestnut Hill wondering whether to welcome the short-term rental service. more
Despite rising interest rates, development in Mt. Airy continues to chug along as investors seek to capitalize on land for dense new housing projects. more
If the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf gets its way, neighbors on the 100 block of West School House Lane could soon see it demolished. more
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