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34 meetings monitored in Philadelphia, PA

May 6, 20262h 29m21,056 words
6public hearingzoningcommercialresidentialapproved
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May 5, 20261h 39m14,170 words
3public hearingzoning
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May 4, 20262h 33m23,123 words
5public hearingzoningresidentialcommercialapproved
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April 30, 20264h 27m36,199 words
18approvedoverlay districtzoningresidentialindustrial
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April 29, 20263h 7m30,356 words
27public hearingzoningcommercialresidentialapproved
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April 28, 20262h 32m22,629 words
14public hearingzoningvariancecommercialresidential
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April 27, 202626m3,227 words
6approvedindustrial
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April 23, 20263h 12m24,014 words
13approvedzoningoverlay districtresidentialcommercial
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April 22, 20264h 8m34,192 words
9public hearingzoningindustrialcommercialresidential
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April 21, 20261h 44m15,185 words
3commercialpublic hearing
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