TONIGHT Monday December 12th 2022 is the December Zoning meeting – open to the public with voting eligible to those who live within our boundaries. As the Registered Community Organization, EPX Civic invites neighbors to learn about sought zoning variances and to provide input. Tonight’s meeting will be held via zoom – to access the…
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City council is proposing a bill to regulate short term rentals such as Airbnb properties. At the Crosstown Coalition meeting it was advocated that the bill be tabled to give constituents more time to review and comment to their Registered Civic Associations their opinions. Below is a downloadable PDF of the current bill. Please let…
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Monday 9/21 at 7pm will be our virtual Zoning Meeting, held via Zoom. The meeting information is as follows Meeting ID: 931 7859 7452 Passcode: 732153 or click here: https://zoom.us/j/93178597452?pwd=aVVaNnhaWXUrZnBCSkdhT09KUE5idz09 The meeting will concern BOK Seeking Variance for: Assembly / Entertainment for Space 601 and the 7th Floor West Roof (up to 300 people) Seeking…
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EPX neighbors – are you interested in what will be happening to the vacant property on South Broad that was formerly McDonald’s? Our neighboring RCO South Broad Street Neighborhood Association will be holding a Community Meeting Tuesday April 16, 2019 at 7:00 PM to discuss the property. The application is for a Group Medical, Dental,…
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Zoning meeting coming up this Wednesday, February 13th, 7pm. Location: 1025 Mifflin Street. We’ll hear about the following: 2025 South 12th Street: Use for two-family household living (duplex) in an existing semi-detached structure. All are welcome. See you there!
January Zoning Meeting – CANCELLED Well, it’s happened again, folks. No new applications for zoning variances this month. Everyone must be in that post-holidays hibernation mode. So, our January meeting, originally scheduled for this Wednesday, has been cancelled. See you ’round the neighborhood!
It’s been a quiet month, with no new applications for zoning variances. So, our December meeting has been cancelled. Instead, why not knock on your neighbor’s door and say hello? See you in January; we hope you’re having a safe and happy holiday season.
