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Project HOME

Project HOME business expansion; 4,800 sq ft parki

1 housing units sold, across 1 properties · Council District 5

What is missing from the record

Every step has a date on record. Nothing is missing from the records we hold.

Where this project stands

Five steps, from the Board agenda to the closing. A disposition is the sale or transfer of a Land Bank property. The Council step is City Council's approval of the sale, which comes after the Board's approval.

  1. 1. On a Board agenda
    Done
    Dec 8, 2020
  2. 2. Board approval
    Done
    Dec 8, 2020
  3. 3. Council approval of the disposition
    Done
    Mar 18, 2021
  4. 4. Deed into the Land Bank
    Done
    Nov 18, 2021
  5. 5. Closing
    Done
    Jun 16, 2022

Board hearings

One row for each Board hearing where this project was on the agenda. Fewer than six approving votes means no decision was reached; it is not a denial. Speakers and letters are public comments on the item.

DateAgenda itemOutcomeVote as recordedPublic speakersLetters
Dec 8, 20205.DApprovednot stated11

City Council

City Council resolutions that name this project's properties, from Council's Legistar records. Earlier resolutions often moved the lots into the Land Bank; they are not Council's approval of this sale (step 3 above).

ResolutionSponsorStatusIntroducedAdopted
210140Council President ClarkeadoptedFeb 18, 2021Feb 25, 2021

Closings

From the Land Bank's settlement records.

PurchaserClosing datePriceAppraised valueUnitsCouncil resolution
Project HomeJun 16, 2022$1$145,0001210209

Days from the first Board approval to each closing: 555.

People and organizations

Council resolutions naming these properties, sponsored by
Darrell Clarke (resolutions 210140)

Public comment

A position is counted only where the person stated one at a hearing or in a letter. Letters read aloud at a meeting are staff summaries, not the writer's own words. Officials and people speaking for an organization are named; residents who spoke for themselves are counted, not named.

Across all hearings: 1 public speakers and 1 letters, with 1 statements of support and 1 of opposition.

Named commenters (2 in all, residents included)Stated positionSpeaking for (organization)
Terry GuerrasupportProject HOME

From the record

Passages quoted from the Board's minutes, packets and transcripts. 2 of 3 shown.

… Street and 2306 Collins Street to BMK Properties, LLC, attached to these minutes as Exhibit F. D. Business Expansion 1331 N. 8th Street to Project HOME (CD 5) Mr. Rodriguez presented the proposed conveyance of 1331 N. 8th Street to Project HOME for use as a portion of a parking lot being built to serve the staff and guests of Gloria Casarez Residence and Peg’s Place, both of which are affordable housing developments. The property will be transferred by the Department of Public Property to the Land Bank. The property is appraised at of $145,000 and will be conveyed at the nominal price of $1…

Minutes · Dec 8, 2020, item 5.D · packet p. 9 · PLB Board Package for 1.12.2021 Board Meeting.pdf

Agenda · Dec 8, 2020, item 5.D · packet p. 2 · 2020.12.08 Philadelphia Land Bank Board Package.pdf

Properties (1)

AddressOPA account numberStatusDeed into the Land BankClosing dateEntered the Land Bank via
1331 N 8TH ST885000044ClosedNov 18, 2021Jun 16, 2022RDA

Sources: Board minutes and packets; PHDC workbook; Council (Legistar). Built from the Land Bank Board's minutes, packets and transcripts, the Land Bank's settlement workbook, and City Council records.

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